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RIVER SWIM
Virginia Weiss Enters to
Give Brother Battle

Miss Virginia Weiss is the second
woman entrant for the Hoosier Ath-
letic Clubs fifth annual river swim,
to be held in White River Sunday
morning, July II. Miss Weiss
brother, William, who now holds the
two mile record for the Hoosier Ath-
letic Club, also is entered, and the
brother and sister" race promises
to be very interesting. regardless of
the finish of the remaining entrants.
Miss Virginia says Brother Bill
had better add another mile or so
to his twomile record if he hopes
to leave her very far behind.
Meanwhile, Miss Weiss is working
and training faithfully under the SUI
pervision of Mrs. Flora Kinder,
swimming instructor " the Hoosier
Athletic Club.
Regina Refs, representing the
Elks Club, filed her entry for the
swim Wednesday. She competed in
the four previous races and finished
well ahead of some of the men
swimmers. The course is from Lib
ertY Beach to Broad Ripple.
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RULE OUT
VA NJ x c E


BIZ United Press
LIVERPOOL, Eng, June io.--Joe
Kirkwood and Jim Barnes were dis
qualified in the north England golf
championship at Formby today for
making n late start. An English
man named Robertson was dis
qualified for the Same reason.
With Barnes and lakewood out.
the American representation is re-
duced TO seven.
George Gadd Of Roehhmpton took
the lead this morning with an aggro-
gate score Of 219 after a round in 70.
Bin Mehlhorn was le,lding the
Yankee players today at Formby
with IAN aggregate score OF 222.
Mehlhorn took 76 for the morning
round.
AL watrous, another American.
broke the course record by two
strokes today when. on his morning
round, he required only 6s. Ills
aggregate is 226.
Each competitor was to play two
rounds today.
Joe Kirkwood went around in &c
this morning for an aggregate Of
227.
p. r. Whitcome. an Englishman,
had an aggregate OF 224 after a
morning round in &c.
Walter Hagen took only 7s strokes
this morning and was well down
with 900.
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Hank Out of Columbus Job,
McQuiIIan Succeeding.

BU Times Special
MILWAUKEE,, June 10.-With
the arrival Of the Columbus club of
the American Association here today,
it was learned that Hank" Gowdy,
former New York National League
catcher, had been relieved as man
ager Of the club and George McQuil-
Ian, former Philadelphia National
League pitcher, had been named to
succeed him.
This was Gowdy's first season as
a manager and success was forecast
for him but efforts of the Columbus
team to obtain certain players sought
failed and caused the club to become
a consistent loser.
Gowdy underwent an operation re-
Gently and he has not been with the
team for some time. Roy Grimes,
first baseman, has been acting man.
ager.
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COG Fl EFT
DEF FEAT S
RICHARDS
BY Henry l.. Farrell,

United Press staff CorresDondeat
PARIS, June 10.-Vincent Rich
aads fell before the racquet Of Henri
Cochet of France today In the semi
finals Of the Racing Club tennis
championship. Cochet won in
straight sets, 6-1, GA, Ga.
Richards was the last American in
the mems singles.
The Frenchman played a spec
tacular game Of rushing to the net
for ferocious kills, while Richards,
one Of Americas best, was forced to
remain near the base line.
Cochet's form convinced the crit
les that he is sure of a champion
ship this year, whether he meets
La Coste or Borotra in te final.
Vincent Richards advanced to the
semi-fnal round by Winnings the few
games necessary to defeat Baron
Won Kehrling OF Hungary.
Rain stopped the match Wednes-
day when Richards was leading 6-1,
6-3, 81, and the last set went to
the American today at 6-3.
The weather again was unfavor-
able today and there were few spec
tators.
Mary K. Browne Of California will
meet Suzanne Lenglen, French ace
in the women's singles final Friday.
The match might have been played
Sunday, but Miss Browne asked for
the earlier date. so she can leave
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StribIing Strives for Title in
Scrap With Champion
Paul Berlenbach.
By Paul w. White,
United Press staff Correspondent

United Press Staff CorresD0ndeht
NEW YORK, June 10.-With the
weather sufficiently promising to in
sure big crowd at the Yankee sta
dunn, with the receipts of the gate
at nearly a quarter of million dol
lars, Paul Berlenbach tonight will
defend his crown of light heavy
weight champion against Young
Stribling of Georgia.
Reports from the Berlenbach camp
have eyened the betting, although
earlier in the week the challenger
was 6 to favorite.
One recent performances Stribling
would appear to have the edge.
Both recently fought John Risko,
the Cleveland heavyweight, and
Berlenbach was unable to overcome
the fifteen-pound weight handicap,
losing the decision after taking a
severe drubbing. Stribling, on the
other hand, outpointed Risko. al.
though he was firing at the end.
Stribling is fast and a clever box
er. Berlenbach is the ''mauler
type" If there is to be knockout
by Striblinga it probably will come
early in the bout, whereas the
champion should prove a menace
throughout the fifteen rounds.
The meeting is the second clash
between them. They fought a six
round draw here in August, 1924,
when Stribling, because Of his age,
was not allowed to go a. longer dis
lance. Tonight Berlenbach should
have a slight weight advantage, but
not enough to affect the outcome.
Interest in the bout has exceeded
the anticipations even of Tex Rick
ard, the promoter.
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Virgins Winner
Over Godfrey

BU Times Special
LOS ANGELES, June 10.-Out-
weighed by forty-five pounds, Chuck
Virgins, Indianapolis light heavy.
weight, gave George Godfrey, giant
Negro, a boxing lesson here Wednes'
day night and Godfrey struck low in
the seventh and the bout was award
ed to Virgins.
The Hoosier mauler piled up a
wide margin of points in four of the
seven sessions. Attendance was
good and local promoters plan to
use Virgins in another feature
scraB Efforts will be made to
match him with Young Stribling.
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1NRASSIE
IMIRDIES
sWUEHHTHHHMIIMHIMlHHRllTMIrllInlITHlHnlHHIHH
By DICK MILLER

Boys, it's a beauty!
We are speaking Of the trophy to
go to the winner Of the Times in
vitational interscholastic golf tour
nament to be held over the South
Grove course next Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday.
Standing ten inches high and four
inches in diameter, the silver golf
bag vase forms a fitting prize for a
golf tournament; one which when
engraved will be a trophy in the
home that will bring happy memoir
les to the winner and his relatives
for years to come.
Besides the trophy we have twelve
ether prizes, some Of which have
been described before. 1t is
planned to reward the semi-ftnalists
eliminated in both the championship
and consolation flights, the runners
up in both flights and the cham
pions. The low gross scorer in the
medal qualifying. round Monday
and the low gross scorer in the
match play also viii receive re-
wards. Smaller prizes will be given
players who shoot birdie" holes.
The merchants have joined in max
ing the tournament interesting to
the schoolboy junior golfers. Harry
Schopp, professional at South Grove,
has things arranged to give the con-
tender full sway of the beautiful
municipal golf course.
Another grade school entrant was
received today. Irwin Dickinson, 10,
of $685. w. Twenty-Eighth ST., who
attends School Al, sent in his blank
signed by F. D. Hull, principal Of
that school. other grade school golf
players have entered and others are
invited to play.
While the entries are growing, so
Turn to Page 10y
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NEGRO BOUTS ON FRIDAY
Four Fights on Indiana Ave. Pro-
gram Promise Action.

Plenty of action is promised at
the Negro fight show Friday night
at the Indiana Theater, 412 Indiana
Ave. Four bouts will form the pro-
gram. Battling Johnnie, local light
weight, takes on Jackie Moore of
New York in the main go of ten
rounds.
Other matches: Semi-windup
eight rounds), One-Round Bess VS..
Kid Bell six rounds, Jack Harris
VS.. Kid Black; four rounds, Joe
Turner VS.. Kid Smith.
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TONY ROSS LOSES

BIZ Times Special 81
TOLEDO, June 1O.-Tony Ross
lost on points to Chuck Feldnar
here Wednesday. 1t was a twelve
round bout. Midget Moran outpoint-
ed Jose Ortez in eight rounds by
staging a comeback after being
floored( twice,
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RlOGI1 AuINASoS cSSSS~OAANSs ~
lMl the renewal Of the Ameri-
can Derby this season at
the new Washington. Park race
course near Chicago sat Home
wood, Ill. The meeting will start
on July and run thirty-one days,
closing Aug. Z. ri
Years ago thousands swarmed
to old Washington Park to see
much greatest Of race classics. His
tory is, to repeat itself this year
if plans do not fail. The greatest
of thoroughbreds are expected to
go to the post in the richest race
of the year, worth 100000 in adj
ded money.
From every part Of the United
States comes the sentimental re-
action begotten of the revival of
the American Derby. From ocean
to ocean are men who saw the
classic in days gone by. The last
running was in 1904 when High
ball won. What fitting name
for an echo of the past.
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HARVARD NINE WINS

BIZ Times SDecidE
PRINCETON, N. J., June TO-
Harvard defeated Princeton, 10 to /,
here Wednesday and will play Yale
for the big Three" baseball title.
Barbee hurled for the winners
Wednesday.
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LATZO VS.. HARMON
BIZ United Press

bU UHIEBU TTGSS
NEWARK, N. J., June 10.-Pete
Latzo of Scranton, Pa, has been
matched with Willie Harmon in a
12-round no decision bout here on
June 26.
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MAROON LEADER

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, June 10.-John Nc
Cornell, Hot Springs, Ark, has been
chosen to capeain the 1927 Univers-
ity Of Chicago baseball team. Me-
Cornell is a shortstop.
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Baseball
Calendar
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
NATIONAL LEAGUE
AMERICAN LEAGUE
GAMES TODAY
AMERICAN ASSOCIATIOl

AWEhIVAN ASSUCIAIIUN
INDIANAPOLIS at Minneapolis.
Louisville at St. Paul.
Toledo at Kansas City.
Columbus at Milwaukee.
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HIS LEFT THUMB,

BIZ United Press
NEWARK, N. r., June 10.-Mickie
Walker obtained postponement Of
his bout with Joe Dundee for June
1T because of an Injury to his left
thumb. The fight probably viii be
moved back to the first week in
July.
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DELANEY VS.. SAGE

BIZ United Press.
DETROIT, June 10.-Jack De.
laney, Bridgeport light heavyweight
and one time conqueror of Paul
Berlenbach, was to arrive here today
for his ten round battle with Bob
Sage, Detroit lawyer Friday night.
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this week for Wimbledon, England,
to practice for the Wightman cup
matches.
Miss Browne and Elizabeth Ryan
easily defeated Mile. Contoslavos and
Mile. Cousin. CO, Go.
Kitty McKane Godfree and Miss
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day. For games address W. T. Day. 63l6
Ferguson ST. or call Humboldt 1925.
The Mspletons were leading, the Dady
AseH game no o. wda IN the nntn inning e. PIT
8 o'clock Sunday law. the score reverted
back. to the eighth, at which time the
count was to 9.
= The Morocco Giants and shanklin A..
pye %fr9 un nensa oq Th spEs bsvs will be
Robert Palmer, TBS 1 MeDousga al st. A0'i'''
The Fraternal order of Eagles No. oil
d 6sye organized fast ssemi,pro team and
will be a meeting Friday. D. m. at the
Eagles Hall, 43 w. Vermont st. Regular
teams wishing TO book games address Guy
Woodruff 14i9 Williams St.
The Fountain Square Triangles have a
park permit for next Sunday and would
team. Call Drex5ei i974-M and ask for
Walter.
The Acme A. AS are still in need Of a
s desired F9unftain SQUARE 4. as AS Rural
teams are aSEeSS to S BIZ BIZ JOHNSON Be
mon mont 1S7O-J Manager Butler of the Col,
With the As IN regard 70 ar return game game
between the two, teams. The Cubs preyi-
oTsly defeated l. the tbe AS ov Tom D$ugh
The Fountain Square A. A; team, has, a
park permit for Sunday and would like
to schedule a. game with some fast city
Drexei 6754-W after u p. m. and ask
for Bud. indianapolis Midways and Oar
dettas take notice.
rhe Spades will play the Mapletons at
Spades Park Sunday at 3 D. m.
The indianapolis Marion Cardinals will
meet the s. p. A. C. at Brookside diamond
have open, dates after June 20 and would
nersville. Kokomo, Bloomington. Rush
Vile. Summityille, Lebanon. Anderson and
the Marion County Greenhouse take no.
tice. Address Harry NJ Cruise, 1912
Woodlawn Ave. or call Drexel 6634-W.
The indianapolis Rambers will practice
Friday evening az Willard Park at 8 The
opposition of, the ,Ramblers Sunday at, 3
p. m, at willard Park. For games with
for Charlie
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AROUND THE A. A.
By Eddie Ash

land that year they put away gloves
and bats and went to war. Officials
Of the Boston team placed the tab
let in q conspicuous spot to honor
their baseball boys who answered the
eau Of Uncle Sam.
Sixteen straight for the Milwaukee
Brewers! The Millers were victims
again Wednesday when Milwaukee
pounded the bali all over the park
in the Cream City.
Orwell relieved Gearin In the
fourth stanza Wednesday and did
not allow the Millers n safety until
the ninth. He famed three.
Shuttle of the league leaders got
five hits in as many times at bat
four singles and home run.
Riggs Stephenson, recently OF the
Indians, got into the game for the
Chicago Cubs Wednesday in Boston.
He went hitless in four efforts
Schneider. who went to the majors
with Stephenson, did not play.
Stephenson's record with the, Cubs
Wednesday,: Grounded to High,
second baseman, forcing Heathcote,
in the first; tossed out by Bancroft,
shortstop. in the fourth; thrown out
by Burrus, first baseman, Genewich
covering. in the sixth; flied to Welsh,
right fielder, in the eighth.
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sUGGs BEATS HERMAN

BIZ Times Special
BOSTON, June 10.-Babe Herman,
California featherweight, lost on
points to Chick Suggs, New Bedford,
in ten rounds Wednesday.
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Pitcher Phil Morrison is on his
way again. The Indians sent him
to Little Rock and the Travellers
checked him out a few days ago.
Outflelder Eddie Brown, sold by
the Indians to Brooklyn in 1924, is
getting his share of base hits for
the Boston Braves, who threaten to
get somewhere in this years cam
paign in the National.
Jack Lelivelt is living up his repu-
tatiOn of plotting winners. He has
the Brewers running wild. The Gel
lar Senators arrived in Milwaukee
today to open n series, and they are
not likely to stop Lelivelt's crew.
When Hank Schneider and Riggs
Stephenson left Indianapolis to join
the Chicago Cubs they went TO Bos-
ton to await the coming Of the Chi
cago team to that city. Schneider
and Stephenson reached Boston
Tuesday and went out to- Braves
field to see the Cincy Reds play the
Braves. Entering the park, Schrei-
ber's attention was called to a bronze
tablet Close inspection disclosed his
own name on the tablet and also
the names Of Walter Rehg, one of
his mates with the Indians, Hank
Gowdy and two other players. In
1917 Schneider, Rehg and Gowdy
were members of the Boston Braves,
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AMERICAN LEAGuE

Philadelphia at Chicago.
Boston at St. Louis. -
Washington at Cleveland.
New York at Detroit.
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Independent and
Amateur Baseball

The Silver Flash baseball team will
night. The, Flashes defeated Columbus.
IL to 4. and viii play at Peru next Sun
day. For games address W. r. Day. 63l6
Ferguson St., or call Humboldt 2S25.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
philadelphia 900 900 9ddo-1 g 4
Gray. Heimach, Cochrane; Thomas,
New York 80. 600 100 o21-4 10
: Mcouaid Braxton Collins Whitehili.,
washington -. 92299 600 93o-,5 4 g
se7 Rqshd q Mef sewss My aSsrre Rue
Boston .... Dol 100 020--4 II 1
St. Louis ..... 020 020 11*-6 10 2
Russell, Foreman. Ruffing. Bischoff:
Giard. Davis. Schang.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
(Ten Innings)
Cincinnati -. 100 600 0Q2 % z 3
Dononue, Rixey. Hargrave, Picinich
Vance. McGraw. Deberry. Hargreaves.
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St. Louis ...... 1O2 100 0O0-4 10 2
New York -. 01O 001 0O0-2 2
Sherdel. .o'Farrell Ring, Davies. Fitz-
simmons, Snyder,
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Knight. Urich, Henline. ' $500