Grand Circuit harness racing thrills at Indiana State Fair
At the State Fair a Grand Circuit card drew big crowds over four days despite Thursday’s postponement. Indiana’s fairground shows top-notch facilities and fans hope pacers and trotters return next year while discussing possible improvements to the grandstand and infield landscaping.
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Gambling Notes and Local Sports At Belmont Latonia
A betting recap covers wins places and futures across Blue Bonnets Latonia and Belmont with tips for BARLEYCORN SANATAR POMPEY ALTA WOOD and GIBBONS. Euphrasia Donnelly visits spur of aquatic talk as a former Olympic swimmer recalls 1924 team and a future as an instructor.
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Buffalo youth Slattery stops in light heavyweight bid
Three months after fighting champs as a boy contender, Buffalo’s Jimmy Slattery loses to Paul Berlenbach in the eleventh round of a world light heavyweight title bout. The referee stopped the match amid a punishing left-hand barrage as Slattery lay worn and unable to rise.
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Sturtridge Returns to De Pauw After Rumor of Leaving
Green castle Indiana reports Dick Sturtridge a star football player from Gary is back at De Pauw after rumors said he would not attend this year. The return was announced Friday afternoon.
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Lohman and Rojas Battle to Twelve Round Draw in Bayonne
Joe Lohman of Toledo fights Quintin Romero Rojas of Chile to a draw after twelve rounds in Bayonne New Jersey on Friday night with both men holding none.
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Indians Hold Second Despite Narrow Win Over Senators
Ownie Bush's Indians beat the Columbus Senators 15 to 8 to cling to second place. The Tribesmen collected fifteen hits while Columbus had sixteen. Dutch Henry allowed eight runs as Elmer Voter and Hank Schreiber keyed the offense with multi hit games. Johnson led Columbus with four hits in five chances.
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Shortridge Grid Team Displays Possibilities
Shortridge High School grid prospects look stronger after two weeks of Camp Crosley training and three weeks of practice. Focus centers on Obed Kilgore the quarterback and Captain Holt the full back as likely 1925 starters with other backs and freshmen pushing for roles.
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Belmont Tigers Begin SeRRO Season With Tryouts
The Riley Tigers and Belmont A team hold early workouts at Rhodius Park and State F Fletcher Avenues as candidates seek tryouts. Belmont plans a Sept 20 game. inquiries directed to Louis Pluckenbaum at 201 Belle Vieu Pl or Belmont 1684.
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Clarification of Rules Unites Western Conference Coaches
In Chicago on September 12 a meeting of Western Conference coaches and officials discussed rule clarification and standardization of football methods. Professor Ralph W. Rigler of Michigan led the session, which was closed to all except invited Big Ten coaches and officials by Major John L. Griffith, the conference commissioner.
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Reynolds Defeats Marshall in Two Falls Here
Indianapolis welterweight Jack Reynolds overwhelmed Tommy Marshall with a fast, all out attack, taking both falls in Friday night action in Chicago. Reynolds pressed the pace from the start and controlled the bout throughout.
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Big Card Grand Circuit Races At State Fairgrounds Win
Eight Grand Circuit events closed the day at the state fairgrounds with racing starting at 12 45 and finishing before sundown. Anna Bradford's Girl won the 2 05 pace Schloss Brothers Clothiers stake in straight heats. Peter Fellows upset in the Severin Hotel stake 2 14 trot winning the last two heats. Skeeter W led the 2 12 pace while Greyworthy took the 2 08 trot and Lilian Vaughn the 2 15 trot.</analysis>
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Colonels Clinch Pennant With Toledo Victory
Louisville Colonels defeat Toledo 8 to 4 in Toledo to clinch the American Association pennant. They lead the standings by eighteen games with seventeen games left on the schedule.
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Y. P. C. Football Team Out Of The Fall Schedule
The Y. P. C. football squad that posted strong grid records in the past two seasons will not field a team this fall. Management offers a first class line of equipment available to any club that wants it. For information call Bel 0593-3.
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Yankee Nation Secure as Tennis Stronghold
United States wins six straight Davis Cup matches to secure the title and fend off France led by Rene Lacoste and Jean Borotra. Heat and fatigue hindered the challengers, with Tilden and Williams clinching key victories in Philadelphia.
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Cox to clash with Roberts in eight round Brightwood bout
The eight round undercard at Brightwood arena features Royal Cox facing Beamer Roberts in a fast paced bout. Carl Schmadel meets Joe Dillon in another eight rounder as the undercard heats up with strong prelims and a battle royal.
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Golf Victor Mrs Stevenson Captures Highland Invite
Mrs. B C Stevenson, city women’s golf champion, won the Highland invitation meet with a score of 89. Mrs Scott Snyder of Ft Wayne took second after a shoot-off with Miss Naomi Hull of Kendallville who also carded 93. Mrs Banta had low net 84. Ninety six of the state’s best women golfers participated.
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Boxing bout postponed to Monday in Chicago
The Ad Stone Ernie Owens ten round fight in Chicago Ind was postponed from Friday night and will be rescheduled for Monday promoter Jim Mullen announced.
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Baseball Standings in the American Association and Recent Scores
Baseball standings and results from the American Association show Louisville and Indianapolis near the top with varied wins and losses. The notice lists teams such as Boston Washington and New York with game details and key pitchers, while other matchups like St. Louis at Chicago are noted for wet grounds and outcomes.
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Games Today In Indianapolis and Columbus in Major Leagues
Schedule lists two game series across leagues. American League matchups include St. Ju and clubs in Cleveland Detroit New York Philadelphia Boston Washington. National League features Pittsburgh at St Louis and other matchups.
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Hubbard Sets 125 Yard Dash Mark At Colored Meet
Anderson Ind September 12 Watches caught De Hart Hubbard former University of Michigan track star in 121 5 seconds time for the 125 yard dash at a colored track meet here a mark that ties the world record.
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New England Featherweight Champion Crowned in Ten Round Bout
Chick Sug of New Bedford defeated Red Charman of Chelsea by decision to become New England featherweight champion in a ten round bout held in New Bedford.
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Independent Baseball The Acme Juni Are Bell
Faglen Saruday at Rhodius Park with juniors selected for practice Sunday at Riverside Bark diamond. Teams listed include Cube and Seater in the 17 year old class. Grove over Reds at St Catherine club and a double header with Triangle Juniors Todianspoke at Garfield Pack Sunday.
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Ring Show at Brightwood Promises Fast Featherweight Bouts
Monday boxing card at Brightwood features Merle Aire of Indianapolis against Al a in featherweights and Pia versus Feta in bantamweight action. Joe Dillon faces Schemdhel in featherweights, with Louie Gain battling Jac Ban. Exhibition by the Gantlebelt brothers highlighted as plans call for a 8:30 start.
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Butler Gridders Brace After Friday Practice Injuries
Three players suffered injuries in Friday practice. Bop Nipper wrenched a troublesome knee, Gunnar Thaung strained an in step, and Ralph Hitch dislocated an ankle. All are expected ready for the opener with Earlham on September 26.
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Danville Player Sets 13 3-5 Second Base Run Record
Fleet runner Tom Jenkins of Danville's Three I League club set a new speed record by circling the bases in 13 3-5 seconds at a field day. He topped Hans Lobert's former major league mark of 184.5 seconds.
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Mallory Wins Middle States Tennis Title in Singles Final
In Philadelphia on September 12, Mrs. Molla B. Mallory of New York defeated Mrs. M. Z. Jessup of Wilmington in a hard fought singles final 6-8 4-6 6-2. Jessup later teamed with Miss Elizabeth Ryan to beat Mallory and Miss Helen Jacobs 7-5 6-3 in the doubles final.
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Leading 'Shot' to Perform Leading 'Shot' Exhibits in Indianapolis
Ad for rifle marksman Topperwein notes an Indianapolis exhibition by a world renowned shooter. The event at East Side Gun Club on East Tenth Street and Post Road will feature rifle shotgun and revolver, with free public admission. Topperwein’s feats include 72 500 wooden blocks shot in San Antonio in 1907 and 9 999 hits in 10 000 blocks.
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Five Bouts Set Tonight at Speedway A C Card
Five scraps will be staged at Speedway A C tonight at 4096 Speedway Rd. Harry Rozelle the fighting usher of Washington Park meets Young Ketchell in the main event of ten rounds. Also on the card are Watson, McGlenn, Harris, and Fay in shorter bouts.
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Giants Buy Leo Cotter From Louisville A A Pennant Winners
New York Giants announce the purchase of first baseman Leo Cotter from Louisville. Cotter becomes the second AA pennant winner acquired this off season, joining outfielder Tyson who was the first.
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Century Bowling League Sets Final Meeting Next Monday
The Century bowling league will hold its final meeting next Monday at the Century alleys. All captains are requested to be present.
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