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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-06-25
FOUR WESTERNERS LEFT
Collegiate Tennis Tourney Reaches
Semi.Final Stage.

BIZ Ttre8 Special
PHILADELPHIA, June rs. - The
West has the edge on the East in
the national intercollegiate tennis
championships at the Merton Cricket
Club here. Three Of the four who
went through to the semi-hnals rep
resented western universities. The
sole survivor from the East was Carl
Fischer, Philadelphia College Of
osteopathy, the 1925 titleholder, who
disposed Of Gerald Stratford, Univer-
sity Of California, 6-3, rs.
In the three western victories,
Louis Thalheimer, Texas u, defeat
ed w. w Ingraham, Harvard, 6.3,
11-9; e. G. Chandler, University Of
California, won from Jerry Lang Of
Columbia, ca, GA, and Cranston Mol
man, Stanford, eliminated j. e. w.
Whitbeck. Harvard, 6-3, 6-1. holman
and Fischer will meet in the semi
finals Friday, and Thalheimer plays
Chandler. Only doubles were on to.
days program.
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National Championship-C1le mile: men.
Open-100-yard free style; women
Open-220-yard back stroke, women.

National Championship--ol1e mile: men.
Open-100-yard free style; women.
open-220-yard back stroke, women.
Friday Evening. Aug. IL
Boys Club Championship-sixty
Camp Fire Girls-sixty-yard free style.
llS Pounds City Championship-10o
Middle States Championship-Ten-fo
fancy diving men.
National Championship-22o-y back
indiana Kentucky championship-Fifty-
yard free style; women.
Open-10O-yard free style; women.
Open-Fifty-yard back stroke: women
Saturday Afternoon. Aug. Is
Boy. Scout State Championship-1oo-
Y. ": 9: 4. State ChampionshiD-1oo
125 Pounds City Championship-1oo
National Championship-44o-yard free
National ampionship-Ten-foot fancy
Middle States ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Indisna-Kentucky Championship - 100
yard breast stroke; men.
open-Fifty-yard free style; women.
director JORDAN already mas re-
ceived letters stating that the team
Of many Olympic champions from
the Woman's Swimming Association
Of New York City would be in the
national title clashes. The Illinois
Athletic Clubs team Of stars also
will be here. A delegation of con-
testants from the Detroit Athletic
Club will be in action and many
west coast stars who are booked for
trip East about that time will be
in Indianapolis for the meet.
An innovation this year Is the
Friday night program instead Of
afternoon. Installation of a battery
of powerful electric lights supple
mented by search lights will give the
night crowd most picturesque view
Of both the diving and speed events.
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MAT CONTEST
Reynolds and Matsuda Per-
form Here Tonight.

An. old rivalry. now keener than
ever, will be renewed tonight at the
Broadway theater when Jack Reyn-
olds md Matty Matsuda meet in a
finish wrestling match. The two
grapplers have had many a rough
session, but recent developments
have added to the hostile feeling be-
tween them and tonight's match
may be the hardest OF all.
At any rate. Referee Ed South has
been ordered to intervene IL the go
ing becomes too rough.
Reynolds held his last workout
Wednesday and was strong at 14S
pounds. In fact. he was unusually
we'll pleased with his condition.
Leslie Fishbaugh and George
Lane will meet in the opening bout,
and another rough and tumble joust
is in prospect. Both are vicious
headlockerc who work at top speed
from the start.
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FINAL. ROUND
Mrs. Reinhardt in Lead for
Western Coli Title.

By United Press
RIVERSIDE GOLF CLUB, CHI.
CAGO, June 25.-Mrs. S. L. Rein
hardt. Dallas, Texas, led the feni-
nine tee tourists as they drove off
on the final days play for the wom-
ems western championship.
Her score to date is 165 for thirty
six holes. Mrs. Melvin Jones, Chi
'cago, rested in second place with
1885, Mrs. j. F. Horn formerly Mi
Ram Burns of Kansas City and
Mrs. Lee Mida. Chicago, were tied
for third with 1853.
Other scores:
Miss virginia Van VIE. Minneola. Mich.
III: Miss Jay Cassreil.- Aurora nj. 17S
Miss e. Walsh. Grand Beach. Mich, l7o:
Grace Saunders. Hammond. Ind. 1919.
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WARFLEIGH CARNIVAL
Water Sports Program Saturday at
Municipal Beach.

The first Of series Of water car
nivals on the municipal beaches of
Indianapolis will be staged Satur-
day at Warflagh beach on White
River from TO p. m. Albert
Rogers, head life guard at tho beach.
will be in charge assisted by Otto
Butler, Ted Nichols and John Nc
Manamon, other guards.
In the list of events will be water
polo contest, Junior fifty,yard, swims sof
men and women. canoe and rowboat tilt
ing contests. plunging for distance. tub
race and life-saving demonstration by the
guards.
Other carnivals are planned later
at Twenty-Sixth st. beach. Douglas
Park and Rhodius Park.
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E a r N E 8
SURPRISE
| N M : E 7
American Golfer Shoots 70
In First Round of Eng
IlSh Open.
BIZ United Preaa

BIZ United Press
PRESTWICK. Scotland. June %.
I'm blazing sunshine eighty-three
quaIfiers in the British open golf
championship set out over the hard
baked course at Prestwick today in
quest Of the title now held by Walter
Hagen.
Jim Barnes, the American profess
sional. turned in the first good card
of the early round with a 20, two
under the par. Barnes played
beautiful golf and upset the calcutta
tons of all those who had figured
that he was not prominently in the
running for the championship.
Ted Ray. one OF the prominent
British professionals. and his run
ming mate. Abe. Mitchell, came back
with cards OF II. Alex Herd went
around in 76 and the Irish cham.
pion. Moses O'Neil, took an 81.
Joe Kirkwood practically passed
out OF the running with a score OF
SO. He had hard luck all the way
around. Others scores were: Cruick-
shank. so; Havers. a; Taylor. "a.
Macdonald Smith, the American
professional. disappointed those who
were backing him as the favorite
for the championship. when he
turned in a card Of 70. Harry Var
don. one OF the leading British pros.
was also a disappointment with
a 70.
Cyril Tolley. the former British
amateur champion. Joined those in
the danger zone when he went
around in 50 today.
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Before the Yankee team left New
York, 1t was known that the Babe
was not in good shape and that the
management had become reconciled
to the fact that he could not be
used much longer.
1t Is an established fact that a
player in the major leagues lasts
only as long as his legs. When he
is an old man Babe Ruth may be
able to stand at the bat and hit them,
because a good eye lasts long. John
McGraw today can stand at the plate
and show a rookie how to hit, but
he can't give him an actual demon.
stration OF fielding and base run
ming.
Ty Cobb and Iris Speaker are
slowing up, not because their eyes
are getting bad. or their arms are
losing strength. but because their
legs are going back on them.
For a big bulky man. the Babe
always has had rather slight legs,
and several veteran trainers ex-
pressed the opinion years ago that
his career would not be as long as
Cobb's, Speakers or Collins. They
say that he was not built to last
and that he used himself too much.
Without the Babe in there every
day there is slight hope for the
Yankees to get anywhere in the
American League pennant race. The
team Is pretty we'll shot.
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ana ABOUT seven open SWlms.
Swimming stars of the United
States including many Of the pres
ent Olympic title holders are to be
brought into action in their best dis
tances according to the program
drafted by Director Paul R. Jordan.
The program follows:
Thursday Afternoon, Aug. Is
Boy Scout Championship - 100-yard
breast stroke.
Girl Scout State Championship-6o-
yard free style.
100 Pounds City Championship-1o0-
yard free style.
Open-Ten-foot fancy diving: women.
Middle States Championship-100y ard
back stroke: men.
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PURPLE WINS
Northwestern Golfers Take
Team Title in Big Ten.

BIZ United Press
SUNRIDGE COUNTRY CLUB.
WINNETKA, H., June 25.-Golfers
from Northwestern University to-
day held the team championship OF
the Western Conference. following
the completion Of the team tourna-
ment here Wednesday.
The Purple tee hounds tailed
$50; Michigan was second. with
673; Chicago third, with 676; I'LL
nois fourth, with 500, and Wiscon-
sin fifth. with sos.
The individual championship was
to start today with Don Herpes,
Northwestern, and Kenny Hisert,
Chicago, as the favorites to cop.
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Independent Baseball

good pitcher. Address walter Cox 500
Fulton St.. or call Circle 1894 and ask
for Jack,
The Cal lmets K. of G. team will prac-
tice at Garfield diamond No. on Friday.
All players are asked to report at $50
D. m.
They Keyless independents are without
game for Sunday. The manager OF the
SnFS o spssS' after p @ or to a
O10o before 9 u. m. For games call above
numbers and ask for Tom Dobson.
Palestine on Sunday in the second contest
of a three-gane series. Play will start at
2:45 D. m. On June IS. Cumberland plays
at Acton.
The Printers baseball club will hold its
weekly meeting at the club on Friday
e. End MIX team in in n resSlary scheduled
Saturday at riverside No. /, at p. m
The. Rural Red sox team is without a
S$ esE5 27ts It. rSs soa
play at Beech Grove July 5.
Tadels SUNDAY at Garfield Park diamond
No at 1890 3: m: A meeting will be
held tonight at BeDleN >.
There will be an important meeting Of
the Invaders tonight at 343 Kansas st.
The Ideal Furnace baseball team would
like to hear from some fast state club
for a game next Sunday. There will be a
meeting of the Furnace team Friday eve
ming at 1924 Southeastern Ave. at
to be present or call Drexel 4176; Ather-
ton. Webb, Becker Culver Cookie. john
son, Fultz. Cathcart. Lynch. Hathaway.
The Arsenal Cubs are in need Of a
catcher; Call Riley 29l3. For Esmss
Haase. 724 E. Walnut st.
The Acme A. AS will meet the Indian
apolis Tigers Sunday at Rhodius Park at
$3.50 D. m. The A. AS will hold Q meet
ing at the park Friday night and all play
game are asked to attend.
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FAIRBANKS MORSE SHOW

The Fairbanks Morse A @. stage
an amateur boxing program on Fri
day evening at its athletic field.
Twenty.First and Northwestern
Ave. The bouts are under A. A. u.
sanction. South will referee. The
card:
Lewis Grant VS. Noble Clark, akecter-
weight; Frank Clark Va. P. Brown. paper
fiyweight: Marion Shelburne vs. Forest
House, fyweight; Champ Clark vs.. Leroy
Rogers. bantamweight; A. Guy va. FT1ts
John Coble. lightweight; Fred Farlow va
Cecil Hurt, welterweight. and Charlie
sconce We. Bob Cordell middleweight.
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CHICAGO H. S. TEAM WINS
Lane Tech Defeats New York Nine
Before $4,000 Crowd.
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, June 25.-Charley
Cerney. 16-year-old pitcher for the
Flushing High School team, allowed
the Lane Tech School OF Chicago,
only one hit. but he walked five
batters in the first two innings and
lost his game, to 1, Wednesday.
ALI Thorp, who pitched for Chi
cago, allowed only three hits and
famed fourteen. 1t was the annual
inter-city championships between
high school champions. The game
in the Yankee stadium was witnessed
by $4,000 school kids.
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CITY TENNIS
Local Tourney Starts Again
After PoStponement.

The city tennis tourney at Haw-
thorn courts got under way again
today after n days postponement
because Of rain.
Second and third round matches
in mems singles were on the cagd
along with the start OF the womenS
singles and first round encounters
in mems doubles.
Groundkeeper Yeaman worked
hard on the courts this morning
and had them ready for a start be-
fore noon.
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RIsXO DEFEATS CLIFFORD

BIZ Times Special
TOLEDO, June 25.-Big John
Risko, Cleveland heavyweight, out
pointed Jack Clifford. st. Paul. in
twelve rounds here Wednesday
night. Pete Firpo. Detroit bantam,
knocked out Johnny Fredericks. To-
ronto, in the fifth round.
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LINCOLN SQUARE BOXING

In addition to the regular show at
the Lincoln Square Theater on
Friday night there will be four
round boxing exhibition between
Johnny Lundy, lightweight Of
Brooklyn, N. r, and Kid Chissell of
this city. The boxing will start at
$3.50 y. m.
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NO HITS AND NO RUNS

Veteran Cuban Pitcher Shines for
Waco in Texas League.
Bp Times Special
WACO, Texas, June 25.-Pitching
for the local club of the Texas
League Wednesday, Oscar Tuero.
veteran Cuban. hurler. turned in a
no-hit, no.run game against Shreve-
port. The score was to 0. Tuero
formerly played with several South
ern Association teams.
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NATIONAL A. A. u. AQUATIC
PROGRAM is ANNOUNCED
Five Title Clashes on Tentative Card for Swim Meet al
Broad Ripple Pool in August.

Tentative program of the National A. A. u swimming
championships which to be staged Broad Ripple pool
Aug 49, IA and 49, announced today There will be five
national title clashes three middle championships and
the remainder of the thirty events will be city championships
Boy Scout Girl Scout Camp Fire Girls Y W. c. A. Boys Club
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7r the Finish" float off
IAI Poughkeepsie, N. Y, when
III the Navy varsity crew
sprung its big athletic surprise by
taking the intercollegiate rowing
championship from the Washing
ton crew, which for two years had
held it. The victory was by half
length and the time 20:24 2-5 for
the four miles.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-06-25
DOUBLE-HEADER CLOSES
INDIANS HOME CARD
Brewers and Tribe Battle Twice Today, After Which Bush
men Depart on Long Road Trip.

Two games at the ball park this afternoon
The with the Brewers will close the Indians
present home program the local favores will leave for Co.
umbus tonight road trip that will keep them from
until Inl1
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BABE RUTH is REPORTED TO BE THROUGH WITH BASEBALL FOR SEAS0
Home Run King and Idol of Fans
Believed Nearing End of Great
Career on Diamond.
BY Henry L. Farrell
United Press star Oorresp ondent

NEW YORK. June 25-Babe Ruth lost for the rest of
regular and he may be but few steps from the
The Babe benched Wednesday in Wash
ngon when his legs became swollen and that he hardly
walk
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With the Majors
FEATURES OF WEDNESDAY

| n AMMY GRAY. pitching the first
full game since he broke his hand
~ month ago. won his ninth
IL straight game for the Athletics
against the Red Sox.. TO 4. Lamar hit
safely in his twenty-fourth straight game.
Frisch's homer with two on helped the
Giants win the first game. 70 5. but
game and won. to /.
Hornsby hit three homers while the
the Pirates at IL to and TO 7.
Five runs scored in the seventh inning
off Ogden gave the Yankees 5-to-3 vic
tory over the Senators.
Twelve extra-base hits enabled the Phils
to beat the Braves. 10 to /.
MAJOR HOMER LEADERS
Hornsby. Cards. 21Iwilliams Browns Is
Meusell Yanks. ID
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
AMERICAN LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Games Today
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Milwaukee at INDIANAPOLIS 1.-TWO
Kansas City at Louisville.
Minneapolis at Columbus.
81. Paul at Toledo.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
ST. Louis at Detroit
New York at Washington.
Boston at PHILADELPHIA
Cleveland at Chicago two games).
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Philadelphia At Boston 1.-TWO games).
Brooklyn at New York.
Pittsburgh at ST. Louis
mo other games scheduled)
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(only games scheduled
NATIONAL LEAGUE,
(First gsme)
sss'hfe oais 80. 49,. YSo SSS Sd..Gl2 z 3
Yde. Shcehan. Gooeh: Haines. o'Farrell.
fSecond gan1el
sstst''Hs sals -. -. dSS SS5 SIS Il 2
Morrison; Adams, smith; sherdei. soth-
(First camel
Srocklyn '..'.. 1o9oo 9i8 38d22 e ?
Grimes. Taylor: Greenfield. Snyder.
Second camel
S S.SoslYy York 800. ..... 1888 SSd Socc9-9 Z ]
Osborne pebery: Nehf. w.sner. Dean.
Gowdy. Devine.
Boston, ' '...... DO 60o ooo-iYY ! )
Belts. Wilson; Cooney oNeil.
Cincinnati at Chicago. rain.
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There will be an important meeting o.
the Invaders tonight at 343 Kansas st.
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AMERICAN LEAGU,
Yesterdays Results
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Milwaukee at Indianapolis rain.
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MOTION PICTURES
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catcher. Cali Riley Se13. For games
call above number or address Edwin
Haase 724 z. Walnut st.
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The Triangle Juniors will play the
Tades Sunday at Garfield Park diamond
No 2 at 1890 D. m. meeting will be
held tonight at BeDlev'e.
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apol fs Tigers tigers s Sunday AZ Rhodius Park a
$50 D. m. The A. AS will hold . meet
ing at the park Friday night and all play
ers wishing to. participate in Sunday
game are asked to attend.
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Minneapolis at Columbus. rain.
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The Printers baseball club will hold its
weekly meeting at the club on Friday
at Z 80 D. m. The Printers meet the East
End Mix team in a regularly scheduled
game of the Fraternal League schedule on
Saturday at Riverside No. l. at p. M
Evening star., 1925-01-04

$3.50 HANDSOME WALNUT CHEST
OF DRAWERS. Deferred
Payments. January Clearance c1E OK
price .-...-...-...- "
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Lowered Prices and Easy Credit Terms

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Our Usual Convenient Payments Prevail
Even at the Reduced January Sale Prices

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triss arc opening today and should
be LEFT at the tennis departments ~
the Piper s Tuft or snauhnE atercs
or they can be mailed 70 che sport
ing editor n The star
The doubles teams viii not he
called for until after Tho singles
draws arc made
There arr tho usual events on Tho
star program. which include mems
singles snd doubles womcua siualfa
and doubles. junior boy singles and
mixed doubles.
The first three days 81 tho tourna.
mcnt wiH be confined 10 the curly
rounds o. the Singles play which
usually takes up moat Of tho time.
The doubles competition viii start
about the fourth day Of the tourna.
ment.
The finals ARC scheduled Tor Sep.
TENDER s
There afr no charges for entering
the Woodland park tourney and each
player must furnish his own tounss
balls
Tho Junior age limit Ia set at
March l. 1895 ans player having
reached his 18Th birthday on or BE-,
fore that date e ineligible to play.
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Kearns Would Sign for
Champ on His Own Hook

FOR him. Koarns replied: THAT
paper viii hold good in any court
II was drawn with that purpose in
mind"
The only actual happening and
It may amount to nttlc-was the
signing 10y Tex Richard OF Gene
Tunncy to meet Harry Wills in tho
Yankee stadium IN September.
While they may never meet. Tuu.
noy's action in signing "A contract
for the fight may put Wills in "A
hole when all the present tumult
and shouting have died. II Wills
refuses to accept tho Tunncy
match he will have TO give his
reasons and II win be difficult for
him TO find plausible excuse.
Paddy Mullins, Wills manager,
seems TO think that Floyd Fitzsim-
mons has great thing for him in
his plans for Dempsey wills
match some place In the West i"
next year He Is 60 meet Fitzsim.
mons again today and he has other
conferences with Richard. Kcurus
and anyone else in the Hobbies who
wants TO do Il little comforting.
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Tolley Would
Aid English
Tennis Game

T ONDON, Aug. i2.-Cyriil FOLEY.
IL former British amateur golf
champion, IS Off on his crusade 10
restore tennis laurels 10 the English
brow under the paeudonym OF "A
birdie
Tollcy ~ a volunteer In the war
against foreign tennis stars. He wns
"a first rate tennis player when a
youth and before he deserted the
courts FOR the links. Since tho war
the great tennis tournament at
Wimbledon near London. has rarely
seen an Englishmau or an English
woman nearer than runnerup to sue
cess. Tollsy has volutcercd to 20 in
for tennis as seriously as he went
in for golf in an effort to get In
shape to send tho Borotras. Rich.
ards. Johustons, Lacnstes and An
dersons away to defeat in 1926.
As birdie" Tollcy won hts first
tournament match Tuesday at Bux.
ton. defeating w. y. Bourne in the
second round Of the darbyshrc cham
pionship. 60 SCI. ell