State Tournament Ends Honors Go To Mrs New And Mr J C Smith
Indianapolis Journal special from Terre Haute Indiana Golf Association tournament closes amid rain and cold. Mrs H S New of Indianapolis repeats as state champion woman player defeating Mrs Cox of Terre Haute 5 up 8 to play. Mr J C Smith of Indianapolis defeats Mr Lesch of Muncie 15 up 6 to play to win state title and low qualifying score 9 5. Mrs New also takes lowest qualifying score 128 and longest drives 9 74 yards. Miss Louise Barbour Terre Haute wins women’s putting contest. Mr Naughton Munele wins men’s. Next year’s meet to be held in Indianapolis.
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Indianapolis Journal
Terre Haute
Ind
Indiana Golf Association
H. S. New
Indianapolis
Cox
J. C. Smith
Lesch
Muncie
New
Jamison
Dr. Hiatt
Fort Wayne
Herkimer
Louise Barbour
Naughton
Munele
Deci
Harpe
Jana Feveeeres
Hecker Wins National Golf Title in Brookline Finish
Miss Genevieve Hecker of Apawamis defeats Miss Louisa Wells of Brookline County Club in the U S women’s championship final, 4 up and 3 to play, defending her title at Brookline Massachusetts. Hecker’s superior short game and putting overcome Wells’ long drives as a large New England crowd watches.
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Brookline
Mass
Genevieve Hecker
Apawamis Golf Club
United States
Louisa Wells
Brookline County Club
Hecker
Baltusrol
Robert Cox
Miss Wells
Miss Hecker
Miss Wels
Boston
Miss Heeker
Miss Weiss
Mss Wells
Bean
Munn Hecker
Max
Brookline Country Club Links
E. A. Manice
Lenox
Bessie Anthony
Ruth Underhill
Missells
Boston Worrs
Iss Wells
Heston
Rye-on-the-Sound
N. Y
Louisa A. Wells
H. B. Clark
E. A. Downey
Elsa Hurlbert
W. Tilden
L. A. Wells
Count Club
Margaret Curtis
Miss Curtis
Hecker Defeats Wells In Final Of Women’s Championship
Genevieve Hecker of Apawamis beat Louisa Wells of Brookline 4 up 3 to play in the final round after a lengthy match with detailed play by play. Other events include mixed foursomes and golf results from Princeton and Europe with multiple pairings and scores.
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Princeton
N. J
Conklin
Reinhart
Olyphant
Poole
London
Europe
H. L. Doherty
H. L. Mahoney
G. W. Hilyard
C. H. L. Cascalet
Doherty
National Irrigation Congress head to Colorado Springs
Thomas F. Walsh arrives to preside at the National Irrigation Congress session in Colorado Springs next Monday. He urges eliminating sectionalism and treating reclamation of arid lands as a national issue, stressing a wise choice of reservoir sites and a push for rural improvements. The New York Weekly notes an exercise to correct head posture with a four foot stick and advice on posture and breathing.
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Denver
Thomas F. Walsh
National Irrigation Congress
Congress
Colorado Springs
New York Weekly
FRATERNAL SOCIAL BOWL ING OPENS NEXT TUESDAY
The Fraternal Social Bowling Association season opens Tuesday night with Royal League and Maccabees at Pastime alleys and K of P Red Men Elks Shriners at Marion alleys. Shriners lead a strong field, Elks also strong, and many top bowlers join the clubs in a lively city league race. Von Hake of Ko We Bas leads with 201 average. Seidensticker high game 267. Wynne All Stars among leaders as averages rise across the leagues.
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Fraternal Social Bowling Association
Royal League and Maccabees
Buffaloes
K. of P
Red Men
Elks and Shriners
Marion
Shriners
Elks
Lew Coper
Harry C. Bauer
Ed J. Gausepohl
A. N. Grossbrenner
H. T. Hearsey
Harry Hunter
Dudley H. Jackson
Harry C. Kahlo
Edward H. Meyer
George F. Meyer
Maurice W. Raschig
Harry B. Smith
Frank J. Vinson
Frederick H. Wiley
William C. Mannfeld
Gustav H. Mueller
L. 8. Sargent
Thomas B. Wynne
Charles C. Perry
George Buschmann
Harry Buschmann
Harry Hakerman
Ellis
Thomas J. Carter
George Kirkhoff
Marshall T. Levey
Charles P. Balz
Percival Levey
Henry Dollman
F. Smith
Sam V. Perrott
J. W. Hale
W. R. Williams
W. C. Leppert
W. O. Bangs
Frank Erdelmeyer
J. M. Weiss
Sig Armstrong
Otto Deluse
E. G. Sourbier
P.—H
McMichael
R. H. Bryson
C. F. Coffin
George H. Batchelor
M. C. Knox
W. K. Cooper
Fred Gielow
Merle N. Walker
C. N. Peck
C. H. Wiley
Henry Maury
Red
A. E. Teague
Gus Williams
A. B. Robinson
J. A. Robinson
George Strobel
Wiliam Strobel
Henry Homer
Thomas Fleming
Lee Graft
Robert Metzger
Royal League
Edward
R. Seguin
R. B. Tuttle
Charles W. Fields
H. B. Sayles
Walter Ballard
Charles Darling
Dr. J.C. Alexander
Charles Peck
F. W. Klee
Frank Davey
Charles D. Miller
A. Moore
Frank Hebble
N. B. Groff
Emerson Druley
John Ross
H.A. Groff
Ed Talbert
Otto Beck
W. F
David Hambly
R. E. Culver
William Bogardus
Andy Tried
H. H. Potter
William Zaiger
R. D. Machan
J. T. Stokes
Fred Suess
Ford
von Hake
Ko-We-Bas
Wynne
All Stars
Klump
Ramblers
Hoffmeyer
Centrals
Graff
Monroe and Rotchford Bout at Empire Theatre Next Thursday
George Monroe of New York and Billy Rotchford of Chicago, two top 118 pounders, meet in a ten round bout at the Empire Theatre next Thursday night after the regular show. Preliminary bout at 10:30, main event at 1. Rotchford boxed Clarence Forbes in Indianapolis in summer. Monroe has an excellent record, having fought Terry McGovern in twenty rounds to a draw.
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George Monroe
New York
Billy Rotchford
Chicago
Empire Theater
Rotchford
Indianapolis
Clarence Forbes
Monroe
Terry McGovern
Prichett Leads In Bowling Match At Pastime Alleys
Cliff Allen and Jesse Pritchett opened a fourteen game bowling match at Pastime alleys with Pritchett holding a 134 to 194 lead after seven games. The second seven games will be at City Club alleys today with the higher total across all fourteen deciding the winner.
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Cliff Allen
Jesse Pritchett
Pritchett
Allen
Llavera
Mayor Talks Alleys for National Bowling Tourney in Indianapolis
Mayor Bookwalter returned from Chicago where he arranged with bowling alley firms to install alleys in Tomlinson Hall for the national tournament Feb 2 to 7. Construction may take 15 to 20 days, risking timetable conflicts with other engagements and events in the hall including the United Mine Workers annual meeting.
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Bookwalter
Chicago
Indianapolis
Tomlinson Hall
Congress
United Mine Workers
Seaves
Monroe and Rotchford May Clash in Chicago Bout
The report lists twenty-four rounds with a loss for Callahan and a twenty-four round draw for Regan, plus wins for McPadden and Bartley. Monroe fought Bartley last Monday in Chicago, pressing the action and keeping Bartley on the ropes. His infighting and speed are noted as he seeks a decisive win to earn a match with bantamweight champion Harry Forbes for a big Chicago purse.
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Tim Callahan
Patsey Haley
Casper Leon
Hugh McPadden
Johnny Regan
Gus Bezenah
Billy Botchford
Mike Bartley
Monroe
Bartley
Chicago
Rotchford
Indianapolis
Harry Forbes
Joe Gans Seeks One-Week Postponement to Fight McPartland
Buffalo report says Joe Gans injured a hand boxing Herman Miller yesterday and requests delaying their bout by a week. The fight with Kid McPartland is rescheduled for Monday Oct 13.
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Buffalo
Herman Miller
Joe Gans
Kid McPartland
Demand for Typewriters Surges as Domestic and Export Orders Rise
New York Commercial notes a booming typewriter market driven by rising need in court records and business papers. Manufacturers report overwhelming domestic demand and large export orders, with one firm shipping 500 weekly abroad and planning plant expansion to meet contracts.
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New York
Shortridge Girls Prepare Fast Basketball Team
Shortridge High School girls begin practice in the German House gymnasium with Ruth Maxwell as captain and Ethel Dorsey as manager. Coach Hester from the Y M C A is guiding drills as the squad plans practice games with Knickerbocker and Girls Classical School and aims for strong showings this season.
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Shortridge High School
German House
Ruth Maxwell
Hester
Ethel Dorsey
Miss McClellan
Maxwell
Knickerbocker
Girls’ Classical School
Crawfordsville
Butler
Dorsey
Earlham College
Shortridge
Shortridge High to Form Basketball Team This Season
Shortridge High School players strategize for the upcoming basketball season as prep work begins. Manual Training High School conducts preliminary practice at the YMCA gym with several MT players not aiming for the pecehee squad. Prominent candidates include Pratt Clark Berry and Daff who are expected to secure first team spots, with Captain La Follette returning from last year's starting five.
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Ethel Teem
Wil
Ward
Sas Breil
Ca Slavers
Youne
Osborne
Stella Walmeey
Alma Ersee
Louise Hupp
Irene Dickson
Belle Jeannette Gipe
Margaret Newcomb
Shortridge
Castle
Ralph Jones
Ryland Pratt
George Hazy Clark
Norman Berry
Sa Whiner
Gipe
Kennedy Reese
Binanar Sick
Marc D
la Follette
Very Simple Chums and the Coin Trick At Blacksmith Shop
A simple minded boy visits a blacksmith and watches him at work. The smith tempts him with a dollar to lick a hot coin, but the boy takes the coin he was offered, licks it, and walks away whistling.
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Mins Genevieve Hecker
Irrigation Congress
Seidensticker
Pastim Cooper
Marions
Sargent
Turners
Garstang
R. Smith
Lee
Washingtons
Mueller
Balz
Caird
Paxton
Pollard
North Sides
G. Kirkhoff
G. Mueller
Kirkhoff
Nilius
G. Seidensticker
Wechsler
Tuday
Williams
Wiley
W. R. Root
Schmidt
Doliman
Capital City
Perry
Old
Washington Field
H. Buschmann
E. Mueller
Teague
All
Kable
Capital
Ayres
Isher
Berner
Nationals
E. H
Elmer Gay
Pettis
Fred Roster
Les
Cateeine
Hearsey
All- Stars
Hofffmeyer
Hughes
Deweys
Kaiser
Rassfeld
Alcazars
Lil Pritchett
Tish-i-Mingos
Maas
Epese
Neiman
Herrman
Royals
Matthews
Prospects
Leine
Columbias
Fox
Partlow
Standards
Endslow
Centrals En Bees Parnin
Buzett
Alcazars Sabes
C. Gardner
Sachs
Stone Palace
Kassings
Heitham
Central
Sieen
Lea
Gay
Ruhl
Marott
Brandt
Kahn Levy
Kahn
Kah Vestal
Marotts
Petti McKittrick
Cobler
Marotts Brown
Sherwood
Eckhouse
Kepner
McKinley
Strauss
Reliable Weaver
Eagle UN Marriott
Eagle Enous
Monroe and
Cum Allen
Ss. H. S
R. E. Springsteen & CO
North
Pennsylvania Street
Harper W
Bernheim Bros
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