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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-04-10
MANDELL LACKS PUNCH
Rockford Lightweight Easy Winner
Over Brown but "Kick" Isn't There.

Over Brown but Kick" Isn't There.
BIZ United Press
EAST CHICAGO, Ind, April 10
Sammy Mandell. the pride of Rock
ford, Ill, one of the leading conten-
ders for the lightweight boxing title,
decisively defeated Harry kid"
Brown of Philadelphia in a ten
round bout here.
Mandell won the decision by pun
melting Brown with about every
thing he had, but there seemed to
be striking lack Of the kind Of
punch La kakes to floor a man.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-04-10
WESTERN TENNIS MEET
AT WOODSTOCK, JUNE Fl
Singles and Doubles for Men and Women Scheduled
Tourney Officials Assured of Tiden's Entry.

The Associated Tennis Clubs of indianapolis announced
day that the thrynnh annual Western championship
tourney will be held the courts of the Woodstock Club
on nrln I,1rn
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AHo vi NtphNAHy hiC NLs
Western singles championships for
men will open at l p. m. the first
day of the meet. Mems doubles and
women's singles will start on June
20 and women's doubles on June "a,
There will be no junior or boys
events. These divisions will be held
at Culver Military Academy.
On Tennis Map
Indianapolis has been put on the
tennis map by energetic leaders and
many important Journeys have been
held at the Woodstock Club. The
record of past years is: 1921-West.
ern championships 1922-Nauonal
clay court; 1923-Nadonal clay
court; 1924-Western championships.
1925 was a rather lean year with
only a State meet.
The work of the entry committee
is just getting under way, but al.
ready officials report that Bill Til
den will be on hand. John Hen
nessey, local tennis luminary, also
will compete.
In Good Spot
The tournament is in a fine spot,
however, as regards the date. 1t
is just a week before the Illinois
State meet and two weeks before
the national clay court affair at
Detroit. No eastern tourney dates
conflict and consequently many of
the ranking players of the country
are expected to be on hand.
John G.. Mckay will act as hon
orary referee. Edwin J. Wuensch
will act as referee.
Entries in all singles events must
be in the hands Of John Hennessey,
Consolidated Bldg, not later than
June II at p. m. Doubles entries
must be made by June 81, 6 p. m.
Advance Sale
Boxes and season tickets only will
be sold in advance. Members of
clubs affiliated with the Western
Lawn Tennis Association can make
their applications to John L. Eagles
field, 900 DOrman ST.. up to June IA.
Boxes and season tickets will be put
on public sale on June Is at Spal-
ding's and the Woodstock Club
Kurt f. Panther, president of the
Associated Tennis Club of Indian
apolis, is chairman of the tourna-
ment committee and Edward j. Ben
nett, vice chairman.
Other committee chairman: Entries
John Hennessey; entertainment. Donald Nc
Leod; tickets, John i; Eaelestield; pub
lefty Edward J. Bennett umpires George
L. Denny; transportation, Frederick
Grumme: womens tourney. Mrs. l. Watt
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-04-10

Four scribes selected Indianapolis
to finish first in a preseason guess
ing contest suggested by The In
dianapolis Times correspondent on
the trail of the Tribe. Three chose
Minneapolis and one named Louis.
Vile TO repeat.
That the Hoosiers are feared
throughout the Hickey circuit is
shown by the fact that four So
called experts select them TO land
first position, three name them for
second and one places Them in the
third hole. It is pleasant tribute,
at that, to know that everybody
figures Indianapolis worthy of a
first-division berth.
1t is the only club in the league
that remains wholly in the first d.
vision among the eight guesses cast.
The Bushmen did not draw a posi-
ton below third, which is some COM
pliment, by the way.
Only Three Selected
indianapolis. Minneapolis and
Louisville are the only teams Sc
lected by ono or more TO land the
championship. OF course, this guess.
ing game in tho American Associa.
ton is merely long-shot opinion,
extremely long.shot, because press
associations do not carry much Cos
sip and information about various
clubs that would sharpen the
writer's.
In other words, the A. A. scribes
do not get the Same service as big
league authors concerning rival
teams.
But many American Association
fans enjoy seeing the scribes hit or
miss, and, therefore, the guessing"
goes on each spring in some cities.
The dope, of course, usually is upset,
which goes to make baseball a daily
interesting sport. Ball clubs ordi-
narily are matched too evenly in the
American Association to allow the
scribes much of a chance to figure
the outcome OF a race calling for
16S games.
Writers in Indianapolis, Minneapo.
lis and Louisville stayed by their
home clubs for pennant choice, but
leaving the home guard leaning
out OF It, Indianapolis got three
votes, Minneapolis two and Louis.
Vile none.
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charge Of the Boston Red SoX i'll
1924. after having manager the
st. Louis Browns and Cleveland
Indians.
cobb has landed his Tigers as
high up as second place, while in
1928 Foil and his Brownies came
within a single game Of tying the
Yankees for the banner. Hornsby.
Collins. Sisler and Bancroft all did
we'll last season.
While the early dope doesn't
favor any of these "non-pennant-
winning" managers to come
through this season. some Of them
are still hopeful of showing the
way and thereby cop their initial
flag as major league managers.
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Other committee chairmen: Entries
John Hennessey; entertainment. Donald Nc
Leod: tickets John L. Eaglesfield; pub
lefty Edward j. Bennett umpires George
L. Denny; transportation, Frederick
Grumme; women's tourney. Mrs. 1. Watt
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-04-10

What's this? What's this?
Passaic High School did not cop
the Eastern prep tournament.
Christian Brothers Academy of
Syracuse won the championship.
at Glenn Falls, n. Y, by a score
OF Al to 81.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-04-10

The Edwards All-stars. Negro semi-pro
team. will practice Sunday afternoon at
Douglass Park. ! o'clock. The Stars have
open dates in May and would like to hear
from fast Negro teams in the State. For
games address Roy Edwards. 1907 Column
bia Ave.
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- = Captain.
Elks No. 49, Cleveland ..H Schieman
Ellis No IS Cleveland 49,. C. scr1bner
blxg No. Is. ,Cleyeeland -. L, Franz
Dutch Master Elks. Terre Hautteo Prater
Wandering Elks. indianapolis. N. King
q. l.. Smith Electric Co. lndpls. -. Smith
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-04-10

Silver Flash baseball team will practice
at Maxwell field Sunday afternoon. The
Flashes will open the season % Blooming
ton Anril rs. For games address w y:
Dav 8316 Ferguson ST., or call Humboldt
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-04-10

The Langenskamp-W Wheeler. baseball team
would like TO hear from fast State clubs.
Connersville. Rushville. Bloomington. Sey-
mour, Columbds,. Kok0mo. .Greepsburg
Martinsville and Hills Camp take notice.
Address T.. L. Resener, 14O7 RingEold Ave.
, 1926-09-23

Executor Notice.
In The District Court Of The Virgin Is
lands Of the United States.
Sub-Ju6iGiaI District Of ChriSii3nSt8l.
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF HECTOR MOIIKE. DECEASED,
REOTICE is hereby given that G~eorgeana
Victoria Knight, executriZ o. tie
above entitled estate, having Iled IN
the District Court Of the Virgjv stands
of the United States the final account of
the said estate, the hearing Of same
has by order of the Court, made under
date 23rd Of August 1925 been fixed for
MONDAY THE 9TH DAY OF SEPEEM-
Der 1926 at 10 O'Clock in the .0renoOn of
that day at the Office Of the Judge Of
said Court in the Town Cf Christiansted,
Island Of St. CroiX, and all persons IN
terested in the said estate are hereby
notified then and there to appear aud
show cause, if any they have, why the
said account should n0l be settled and
allowed.
Christiansted. St. Croix. August 25th
1926.
GEORGEANA VICTORIA KNIGHT,
ETecutr5r.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-03
Watching the
Score Board

Yesterdays l-ero.-Ty Cobb, who
made four hits in as many times at
hat, accounting for four runs in the
ccund game of Il double header with
2cvcland, which Ectroit won to o.
lhc Indians took the first l3 to l.
The Nauks knocked off Washing
ON in both cnds of Il twin bill
winning 9 TO ; and ) to I.
The Athletics and the Red SoX di
vidcd double header. Boston
winning the first. ) TO /, and drop.
ling the uightcap, ) TO |.
Bv four run rally in the ninth
the White SoX won thriller from
tLr Browns 4 TO >.
Fifty five hits were collected in a
doublc header between Brooklyn
and Boston. The Braves won both
games, - to ), and II to II, the
second going II innings.
After the Giants had taken the
first game ) to /, the Phillics came
back in the aftcrmatch and won
to :.
The Cardinals gathered Is hits
cff three cub pitchers and took
their third game in a five game
ssltc., II f. &.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-03
Here and There
in Sport World

ondon.-Thc total of the derby
stakes money won by Lord WooIav-
ington when his three year old Cor.
onaeh won the English turf classic
yesterday amounts to lO,93O pounds
(about 5i,750) it was announced to.
day.
New York.-Wcathcr has twice
ntcrfcred with the Dave shade
Make Roscnblaam bout at thc
Quccnsboro stadium. Last might post
poncmcnt came because of rain after
the preliminaricS had been held. The
bout is scheduled for Saturday.
Cleveland.-Bob Fothergill, Tigcl
outfieder, who is battling at 4
800 clip, spraincd his ankle sliding
ipto second base here yesterday and
will be out of the game scveraI
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-03
SPORT NEWS SECTION
LEE WILL WEIGH IN PUBLICLY FOR
BOUT With DENVER SCRAPPER:: AL
FRYLENG COMES WELL HERALDED

, that Lee $ weight had not been
gwen correctly, and that he was 50
much heavier than his opponent
that the latter never had chance.
This from the fans who saw
Lee spot Vie Alexander 80 pounds
the Wc4 previous and still beat
fhc big black man. At that time
no credit was given Lee nor was
anything said about Alex outweigh
lug him.
TO satisfy the public Lee weigh
co in after his appearance in the
ring with Brown, before a number
of ncWSpapermcn and club officials,
with Dir. iIodgkins officiating at the
scales. The latter showed Lee
weighed l62 IL pounds. His
weight as announced before the
fight was given as 15S pounds,
this being his weight at > O clock
in the afternoon, when fighters are
required to weigh in, under the
rules of the boxing commission.
Lee has agreed to do 1913 pounds
for his fight with Ed Shepherd
ere Friday night, and has consent
ed to weight in publicly at Rich
mund BROTHERS store at | clock to-
morrow afternoon. Lee can range
from l58 to 40 pounds, and be in
good condition. A II pounds range
j. not unusual for pugilist.
Shepherd is considered a very
good fighter up around Denver, but
it remains to be seen if he is as good
here. Fighting in Denver and i'll
I'll Centre is considerably different.
Denver is a mile high and FL Centro
is 80 feet below sea level. a change
that is strenuous one. Shepherd s
handlers are confident their man
VIII not experience any difficulty
because of the change in altitude
aud the fighter is still ready to
stand by his agreement of no money
If he does not give Lee the fight of
his life.
Fryling Has Rep
Al Irvling, who meets Sailor
Hritt in the semifinal, has two de
cision over Ad Ruiz, the Sau Diego
scrapp"r. one of the decisions being
lover the kayo route. Ruiz meets
Earl Forsc in the main event at
san Diego this week. Fryliug also
spotted Jimmy Huff seven pounds
two weeks ago and lost a close dcciS-
ion. He is an enlisted man at the
naval air station. and is rated as one
of the best boys attached to the Pa
cifir fleet.
Word comes down from Brawlcy
that Horace Self was not hurt when
ho was stopped Tuesday night at the
american Legions nsarena and that he
Will bc in good condition for his
scrap with Battling johnson Friday
night.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-03
Begin to Smoke
Up Dempsey Go
By PAUL w. WHITE
sUnited Press Staff Correspondent

NEW YORK, June 3.-The pros
pect of world s championship bout
tonight for the moment has taken
attention of the fight world from
Tex Richard and his efforts to en-
ticc Jack Dempsey back into the
ring.
Al Ebbcts Field in Brooklyn,
llumbcrt Fugazy. newcomer On
the promoting horizon, will introduce
Tod Morgan. tie Seattle battler, in
defense of his junior lightweight
title against former holder. Steve
"Kid' Sullivan.
The semi final between Jack
Delaney, light heavyweight contend
cr and Tommy Burns of Detroit,
will probably draw as much attcu-
tlon as the main go. Delaney is in
position where he has TO win if he
is to get crack at Paul Bcrlcnbach
or Young Stribling.
The championship bout is schcd-
ulcd for Is rounds while Delaney
and Burns. are slated for ten rounds.
Another ten roundcr on the card
calls for the appearance of Arthur
De Kuh, highly toutcd Italian
heavyweight, and Carl Carter, the
Cuban giant.
Harking back TO the heavyweight
championship situation, Riekard has
declared he will not report his
plans to the state athletic commits
sion until next Tuesday. At that
time he expected to name Il ncmp
sey 5 opponent for a match in the
late summer.
1t is known that Dempsey has en-
gagged training quarters at Saratoga,
y. y, where he worked out in prep
aration for the Firpo bout, and is
expected there in August,
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-03

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Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-03
Speeder to File
Suit Against
Fresno Police

MERGED, Calf, June 3.-R. T..
Lcmkc of Fresno, arrested for going
~ miles an hour here, was contcm-
plating a suit against the police de-
partmcnt today after he had been
placed in Jail ON n speeding charge,
without. being given a chance to Sigu
a citation.
Lemkc declared that both speed
ing and reckless driving are mis-
demcanorS and no one can ba jailed
on the charges bcfo"" trial Lnlcs,
they refuse TO sign citations. Nome
WAS offered to HIM TO sIgn he salG.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-03
For Rent

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weeks.
Portland. Ore.

Portland, Ore.--Ira Dcrn S vicious
aTplanc spin was responsible for
another knockout' y when he do
foatcd Stanley Burcsh OF DodG.
City, Nebraska, in wrestling
match last night, BurcSh was un-
able to return for the second fan,
Seattle.-VniverSity of Washing
tom baseball tosrcIs win meet the
Washington state college here Fri
day, Saturday and Monday in a
three day series to decide baseball
championship of the Pacific coast
conference.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-03
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Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-03
BY JIMMY GREENE

I On the occasions of Harry Lee 5
last visit to El Centre, when he Slip
led sleeping potion to Knockout
Brown in less than two minutes, Il
considerable cry went up from the
fans at the rlngside who declared
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-03
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Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-03
Base Ball Standing
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
New York 9-5, Washington 81.
Boston 81, Philadelphia 45.
Cleveland 13-0, Detroit II.
Chicago =, st. Louis 5.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-03
So. California
Sporting Briefs
Ry United Press Lensed Wire

I TOunil
bout between the pair at Hollywood
| tomorrow night.
It is Hudkins' last bout Of the
season here as he leaves for New
York on Saturday. He will meet
Ruby Goldstcin in the eastern ring
In the near future.
Salvador has not shown his best
III his last two fights, and for this
reason is on the low end of the
odds.
George Godfrey, negro giant who
deserted the boxing ring several
months ago to act before the cinema
cameras, is due back from location
late today and he will Immediately
go to the gymnasium to finish prep
arations for his light with Chuck
Wiggins, indianapolis heavyweight,
at the Olympic auditorium next We'd
ncsday night.
Virgins has been showing i'm
prcssivelv in his gym work and viii
probably be at least an even money
shot the day of the fight. He will
give away at least 40 pounds to
Godfrey.
The annual gymnastic champion
ships, considered the blue ribbon
event Of the season, will be staged
at the Los Angeles Athletic club to.
night.
Among those who will compete
viii be Paul Krempcl and David
Sharpe, who won titles at Brooklyn
last year.
The Jimmy Londos and Nick
Lutte wrestling match went to the
three fall limit with Londos taking
the odd fall afer one hour and TWEEN
ty three minutes of wrestling.
Londos was very fortunate scv-
eial times. At the start of the
match, Lutte failed to hear the
starting gong and was caught un-
awares by Londos' rush. The
timekeoper said it took only seven
seconds for Londos to get that fall
with "A splits hold.
Lutte, who formerly played foot
ball for Notrc Dame. got his signals
Strengthened out in a five minute
rest and brilliantly outelassed Lon
dos to take the second fall, 80 min
utes and 80 seconds later, with fig
IRE four, head scissors and double
wristlock.
The third fail followed another
good break for Lon4os. The Greek
had been faring badly and was be
ing thrown Ell over the ring by Il
! Su@cession OF Lutte 5 head locks.
Londos Tipped on one Of them, over
balancing Lutte and throwing the
latter through the ropes. Lutte
came up groggy and his shoulders
were soon pinned with flying
deadlock.
Ivan Poddubny, the Polish heavy
weight, beat Harry Maxwell in two
minutes and 20 seconds with roll
ing arm lock.
Frank Aguayo beat Chris Mich
acls in 80 minutes and 80 seconds
with AN arm scissors and Il double
wrist lock.
Charlie Paddock, Who set new
world S record of 9.5 seconds for
the 100 yard dash here several
weeks ago, has hung up his apikca
shoes for the season.
"Thc human flash has run Tic
century under 10 seconds in every ap
pearancc this year. He declares Ec
is overturned and gone stale.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-03
COAST LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
Oakland 3, Seattle |.
Hollywood ;. Missions ,.
Los Angeles I, San Francisco ..
Portland 8, Sacramento !.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-03
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Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-03
SKIPPING BOARD
MEMBER REAPPOIETED

WASHINGTON. Juuo &.-Prosi-
dent Coolidge yesterday reappointcd
r. v. O'Comor Of New York "a
member of the United States ship
ping board lIris NOW chairman Of
the board.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-03
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

&SOVOkS<eHy 1VNCtk1Vu
New York 80, Philadelphia Al.
Boston 12-l2, Brooklyn 5-l1 (sec.
ond game l 2innings.)
st. Louis IA, Chicago 6.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-03
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