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The Indianapolis times., 1928-07-04

TINE new Sarah Shank south side
Il municipal golf course will be
opened officially Wednesday, July
II, with fitting ceremonies. The
course was named in memory Of the
first wife Of the late Mayor Samuel
Lewis Shank. The course is located
near keystone Ave, between
Churchnlan and Troy Aves. The
new course manager and profess
sional is Louis Feeney, VINO will be
in charge of the affair July IL,
which will be given over to the en-
tertainment of guests, free golf and
explanations Of the layout Of the
course and how to play it.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-07-04
Loughrar, LOn1ski
Scrap on Aug. 8

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, July 4.-The light
heavyweight bout between Tommy
Loughran, 175-poung champion,
and Leo Lomski, Aberdeen (Wash)
challenger, will be held Aug. 8, at
Ebbets Field under the promotion Of
Humbert j. Fugazy. The New York
State commission sanctioned the
match Tuesday.
The commission refused to permit
Mickey Walker, middleweight cham
pion, to meet Lomski unless Walker
made his divisional weight of 160
pounds, and promoter Fugazy called
the match off.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-07-04

Harry Schopp, supervisor OF mu-
nicipal courses, directed the laying
out of the new links and has been
in charge Of the construction.
Schopp has been handicapped con-
siderably by the changes in the park
board perSonel, lack Of machinery
and man power. The present board
took drastic action recently and Or
dered overtime efforts to finish the
course at once.
Feeney is experienced in the golf
business, having served several
years under Dick Nelson as club
builder. He was assistant to MaSsy
Miller, pro at Newcastle, and Ralph
Stonehouse at Coffin links. He will
take his post with the well wishes
Of this department to give the
southsiders regular golf links.
To-day the annual noisy celebration of
peSdsnos seS ssan ouad 'nS many EofsrS and their
families out at the golf links with hTe-
works on the "out" list. Most Of the
works display tonight, however. The day
was filled with games, tournaments ana
amusementS Tor DOth parents anu Alu-
dies.
DROADMOOR members engaged
ID in a special Flag tournament
planned by Mrs. Albert Goldsteir
For those who do not know, we eX-
plain a flag tournament means ali
members are given q flag with their
name attached to II, also number
of stroke allotment signifying the
total obtained when the handicap
OF the player is added to the club
course par. When the players eX-
haust the number of strokes allotted
they plant the flag. The player ad-
vancing the farthest from the first
tee wins the prize.
It is usually the case that some Of the
members 60 as far as the twentieth or
twenty-hrst hole before they plant the
flag.
indianapolis Country Club players met
today in competition for the Jillson Cup.
Play was thirty-six holes Of scratch medal.
However, to take care Of the boys who
haven't q chance without handicap allow
ance, special prize viii go to the low
The Indianapolis times., 1928-07-04
Columbia Stroke
Is Disqualified

By United Press
PHILADELPHIA, July 4.-Inde-
pendence day was rest day for the
oarsmen gathered here for the Olyn-
pic tryouts which start Thursday
After hard workouts on the Schuyl-
kill River Tuesday the five teams
here called it quits until late Thurs
day when they will participate in
the preliminary heats.
Harvard, which was expected to-
day, will row against Columbia.
William Sanford stroked the Colm-
bia crew in the workouts. Eric
Lambert, a British subject, was dis
qualified at the last moment. Colum-
bia thereby became dark horse in
stead of a favorite.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-07-04
Al Tyson Badly
Hurt; Leg Injury
MayEnd Caree,

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, July 4.-Outfielder
Tyson of Brooklyn is lost to the
team for the season and perhaps
for all time. The player received a
broken left leg Tuesday when he
collided with Outfelder Bressler
while chasing a drive off Travis
Jackson's bat.
Both players were stunned and
the drive went for a home run.
Physicians said it is a bad fracture
of the large bone above the ankle.
Bressler was uninjured.
Tyson went to the majors from
the Louisville team, joining the
Giants. Later he went to Buffalo
and then to Brooklyn.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-07-04
Negro Pilots in
.1W-Mle Evenf

There was large field of Negro
speed pilots ready for today's 100
mile race at the State Playground
and the contest was scheduled to
get under way at 2:3O p. m. Several
drivers qualified their cars Tuesday
and showed fast tiae.
Charles Virgins, who drives a.
Virgins special, was among the
favorites in the event.
A number of the leading Negro
pilots Of the Middle West, were here
with their mounts tuned up to strive
for money positions.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-07-04
Cards Lead on Fourth
Means Little as Race
TightenS.
YANKEES FAR AHEAD
New York Americans Face
No Opposition.
BY GEORGE KIRKSEY
United Press STAFF Corresnondent

NEW YORK, July Am OLD
baseball adage has it that the two
clubs which lead the major league
pennant races on July 4 also will be
found in first place on the last day
of the season.
On that basis, the New York
Yankees and st. Louis Cardinals,
world series rivals of 1926, who lead
The Indianapolis times., 1928-07-04
Hefy Boys Mix
in Main Go on
Ripple Program

Action is promised in the four
bout boxing card that will be staged
Thursday evening at the Broad
Ripple Park bathing beach arena
by Arol Atherton, matchmaker for
the Broad Ripple Park A. G.
Johnny Myers and Don Sanders
two hefty boys, will top the card
in six-round go at ITS pounds
"Kid Sunshine" and Rube Rhodes
Negro fighters, will stage a four
round bout as the senli-windup.
Two other four-round bouts will
bring together Dewey Shaw and Kid
Slenie at 116 pounds and Young
Jess and Frankie Walton at 110
pounds. The show will start at 3:45
daylight saving time.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-07-04
Old Jack Coming
for Match Here

Jack Johnson, eX-heavyweight
champion Of the world, has been
signed to appear in the ten-round
main go of the Lecroix Athletic
Clubs all-star boxing show at Doug
las Park Rink, Twenty-Fifth st. and
Martindale Ave, on Monday, July 16
Rough House" Wilson, Negro
heavyweight Of Kansas City, who
recently held Bearcat Wright to
even terms, will furnish the oppo-
sition for the ex-ruler of the heavies.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-07-04
With Amateur and
Seni-Pro Mines

The Big Four A. A. Of Indianapolis de-
feated Big Four A. A, of Springfield, 8 to
0. Price of the local team pitched Won
derful ball, allowing four hits. striking
out eight men and giving one free ticket
indianapolis scored its first run on a
squeeze play, pulled off by Atherton and
Hilton Next Saturday the indianapolis
team will journey to Cincinnati to play the
Big Four team of that city. Springfield
Indianapolis score by innings:
Springfield ......... 900 900 ooo-o I
Indianapolis .....,. 900 100 20"-3 8 O
Tracey and Snarr; Price and Keithly.
Diamond A. Cs defeated the Triangle
A. C.s Sunday to A. Diamonds hold a
park permit for Sunday and desire to
schedule a game. The team plays in the
14-16-year-old class. Call Drexel 6794-W
and ask for Marion.
CARMEL, Ind.-Fast travelling Carmel
Reserves chalked up another victory Sum
day by downing the Arcadia (Ind.) nine.
Reserves played at zionsYille today.
Acme A. AS. fast local semi-pros, are
without a game for Sunday. Any fast 10
cal State team write Bill Johnson, 1882
Morris ST., or. call Belmont 1895. Charlie
O'Donnell. well-known athlete, has been
added to the Acme lineup. He will per-
form at third.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-07-04
Has Earmarks of
Future Great
By NEA Servioe

By NEA Serufce
NEW YORK, July 4.-One
IN of the youngsters who
participated in the national
open at Olympia Fields re-
Gently worth keeping your eye
on is Horton Smith.
Four years ago, he was a
caddy. Only last year did
he turn professional. He is %.
Smith took a 70 in his first
round and faltered q bit on his
second with a 79. His total
score for the 36 holes was BOT.
AS you know, 294 was the
score Jones and Farrell, who
tied with low, made. This 307
earned praise from the writer's.
Smith halls from Joplin, Mo-,
and has all the ear-marks Of a
future champion.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-07-04
TALKING
IT OVER
WITH JOE WILLIAMS

NEW YORK, July 4,-The prize
l. v fighters aren't doing right by
July the Fourth any more. There
was time when they looked upol
the historic date not. only witt
vast reverence but with an eye to
mounting box Office receipts But
that day has zone.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-07-04

let score holders at the end of each
eighteen-hole round.
Highland Golf and Country Club
played for the T. B. Hatfield cup
thirty-six holes, and full handicap
allowance.
Meridian Hills had a special tour
nament for the men, the details
Of which were held secret unit!
starting time.
Woodstock, like Broadmoor. held a flag
meet, Pleasant Run municipal course also
had special events carded. At Coffin.
it was all the course manager and starters
could do to take care of the mass Of
holiday pleasure seekers.
It is we'll to mention to the municipal
course players who might treat lightly the
idea Of entering the city municipal course
ing can be found to better the game
played by the individual more than good,
stiff tournament competition. Practice
for such meets tends to break the player
OF the habit Of concedtng puts, failing to
try on every shot and other faults that
make carefree golfers instead Of cham
pions.
Every player who at all can find
opportunity to play next Tuesday
should enter the meet, if nothing
other than for the pleasure of being
in a big event. AT the same time
they will help defray the expenses
of the four-man team that will go
tc Philadelphia late this month to
represent Indianapolis in the Ma
tional Public Links championship
Then, too, city municipal links
champion will be crowned.
If nothing more than for civic
pride, every municipal links player
should enter and help make the
meet a big success.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-07-04
Women Athletes
in Olympic Tests

BIZ United Press
NEWARK, N. j., July 4.-The
final Olympic tryouts for women
track and field stars will be held
here today in conjunction with the
national championships. The four
OLYMPIC tests are the 100-meter
dash, 80O-meter run, running high
Jump and discus throw. The 400
meter relay team will be selected
from the f1nalists in the 100-meter
dash.
Seventeen to twenty girls will be
chosen from the performances today
for their first trip to the Olympic
games. Ten national champions
were to defend their titles, with $50
entries from eighteen States COM
peting in all events.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-07-04

apolis. Both instructors are we'll
MELONS AT MARION

Indianapolis Meldon Club, strong
local semi-pros, will play the Mar
ion Athletics at Marion, Ind, Sun
day. It will be the second Of a
three-game series between the clubs.
Marion won the initial encounter.
Meldons have strengthened their
lineup and hope to annex the tilt.
July 20 is open on the Meldon card
and strong State teams call or wire
r, J. Stehlin. 918 Olive st.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-07-04
NEW YORK LIGHTS

BIZ Times Special
Routis, French featherweight, OUT
pointed Carl Duane, New York, in
ten rounds Tuesday night. Armando
Scheckles, Belgian lightweight, de-
feated Jack Bernstein, Yonkers, in
ten rounds.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-07-04
TITLE GO POSTPONED

Morgan Martin Encounter to Be
Held Thursday Night.
BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, July 4.-The Tod
Eddie (CannonbalD Martin,
junior lightweight title bout, has
been postponed from tonight to
Thursday night by Promoter Hum
bert j. Fugazy, not wishing to hold
the match on a holiday. Morgan
continues to rule to 5 favorite.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-07-04

Minneapolis ........ 600 500 20x-T IL ?
zahnise5. Hopkins; IKirsch and Castor.
Tesmer; Benton and Warwick.
Kansas, City ........ 900 oso 1873 "A 0
Milwaukee ......... 900 040 O01--5 Q
linn and, Wirts; Jonnard. Sanders Ed
dleman and McMenemy.
Toledo .............. 500 60S Sox-8 IS /
Lyons, Harris and Shinault; Pfeffer and
Handy.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Chicago ............. .....'.. 100 0iS i62-8 IS :
Stewart, wiltse,. ogden and Manion;
Cox. Adkins and Berg. Grouse.
Philadelphia ........ '.'..' COO coo SSx-4 Z Q
Russell. Simmons and Hofmann; Bush
(Twelve Innings)
Detroit .......... 600 I0i 800 OO6-5 ii 2
:. Grant. Montague. Hudlin and L. sewell;
Holloway and Hargrave.
eleven Innings)
New, York ........ l02 OIL o01 OIL ls 5
Washington ..... 020 04G 900 00-6 Ii
Pennock and Collins. Grabowski; Hadley
anu 1buCls
NATIONAL LEAGUE
(First Game; Ten Innings)
philadelphia ...... 900 02o 201 l--s is /
Boston ........... 600 900 40l 0-5 0
Miller, Ring, Willoughby. Walsh and
Schultz; Brandt, Hollingsworth, Greenfield
Second Camel
Philadelphia ....... 200 206 230-l5 IS /
Boston ............ 900 600 000- 2
Ferguson and Schultz; Clarkson, Green
field, r. Smith, Sisler and Taylor
eleven Innings)
Ne% NNeSpk9lyR 9yopk SiS SiS SSS SSS Sdi S5i 81 iS
Elliott. McWeeny. Petty and Deberry,
Gooch; Fitzsimmons. Aldridge. Faulkner,
GeneWich and O'Farrell, Hogan.
Pittsburgh ......... 900 5li OOo-7 I /
Luque. Edwards and Picinich; Hill, Mil
jus, Kremer, Grimes and Smith, Har-
greaVes.
Chicago ,.,......... 900 113 1913 IS
st. Louis ........... 0i0 030 0l0- s 8
Bush. Jones and Hartnett: Sherdel,
Farmhouse, Haid and ]. Wilson.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-07-04
To JOIN CUBS

CHICAGO, July 4.-Billy Burgess,
shortstop purchased Tuesday from
Manchester of the New England
League, will join the Chicago Cubs
in a week. Burgess has a batting
average Of 1888. The purchase price
was not announced.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-07-04
Stanley FEEBLE and Paul (Tony)
Hinkle have organized the Fee

Zle-HlnKle school
Of officials which
will be held in
S e ven Indiana
cities during the
months Of August
nd September
The first school
will be held at
Logansport the
week Of Aug. 13.
The remaining
six schools will be
held weekly in Ft.
w ayne, Rich
mond, M u n Gle,
Vincennes, Evans
UiI1n a11d Indian
The Indianapolis times., 1928-07-04
ODDS CHANGE

CHICAGO, July 4.-Odds have
shifted slightly in favor of Sandy
Seifert, Pittsburgh heavyweight, for
his bout here Thursday night with
Otto Won Porat of Norway. Won
Porat was a heavy favorite last
week, but the odds have lessened.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-07-04

t h e ir respective
leagues today, will
put on their base
ball circus again
in october, 1928.
Enjoying a tidy
lead of thirteen
games over the
Philadelphia Ath-
letics, the Yankees
seem certain win
llers in the Amer
lean League. Wall
Street is betting
10 to / the Yankees
win.
nIoo CT TOuic
The Indianapolis times., 1928-07-04

Only one cham
pionship was on the
cards for today and
it has been post
poned until Thurs
day night by the
promoter. 1t is a
minor bout. Tod
Morgan and one
Cannon Ball" Mar
tin are to fight in
Brooklyn for what
is called the junior
lightweight cham
pionship.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-07-04

Acosta batted for Thompson in ninth.
lineup batted for Nachand in ninth.
Shannon batted for Koob in ninth.
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LOUISVILLE sssss...........s OOO OEO OOl-3
Two base hits-Comorosky, Connolly,
Matthew'S, Koob, AcostA. Sacrifices
Camel. Branom. Layne. Double plays
molly; Koob TO Olivares to Sticking.
Left on ases--1ndianapohs, 8: Louisville.
9. Bases on balls---Of Deberry. 2: of
by Deberry. 2; by Koob, y. Hits-Of De-
gerry. in 8 2-3 innings Hit hy pitcher
peherry. 'UmpiIes-Mcc ceferty and Browp.
Time-1:50.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-07-04

Until Signor Fugazy persuade5
these two youths to get in there
and do their stuff, surprisingly
large percentage of the peasantry
cid not know there was Junior
lightweight champion. This is what
is meant by the phrase of where
ignorance is bliss.
Still, it probably will be very
fast fight for the FIFTEEN rounds
and very stimulating to those who
find it possible to obtain stimu-
lation in this manner. In spite
of the fact that Junior light
weight champion will be defend
ing his title it may be a great
fight.
r HAVE little patience with these
i trick titles, and, judging by the
lack of enthusiasm manifested by
the left hook worshippers they have
even less. And besides it's hard.
enough to work up a fair amount
of enthusiasm over the legitimate
title holders these days.
In the old days the Fourth used
to be a favored date for important
fights, but in recent years little use
is made of it by our patriotic pro-
moters. Tex Rickard, for one, is
now against any and all holiday
dates, and particularly Indepen-
dence day.
Still, in the past Rickard has been
known to tempt the holiday trade.
Probably no promoter tempted it
more. Among other records he
crowned two new heavyweight
champions in commemoration Of all
the beautiful principles July the
Fourth stands for.
The first one was Jack john
son at Reno in 1910 when the
giant Negro crushed Jeffries in
fifteen rounds, and the other was
Jack Dempsey at Toledo nineteen
wears later when the man who was
to become known as the Manassa
Mauler and the great gate god of
the ring massacred Willard.
= +
r SEEM to recall that Richards
4 first effort to elevate the noble
science of beak- busting was on a
holiday. This was when he brought
Cans and Nelson to Goldf1eld in
early September of 1906. That pic
turesque battle in the hills ended
In the forty-second round with the
white man fouling the Negro.
Rickard also came close to a holi-
day in the promotion Of his first
battle of the century. He missed
the Fourth by matter of forty
eight hours. It was on July 2 Jer-
sey City saw its biggest fight day
when Carpenter faced Dempsey
he couldn't have beaten with ham
mer.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-07-04
Will Conduct School for Officials
known throughout the State in bas
I1oAha1I o;.o1oa

ketball circles.
F e ezle h as
gained notable re-
pute as an arbiter
in State high
S C oil, college
and Western Con-
ference circles
while Hinkle is
h e a d basketball
coach at Butler
University.
The schools are
sanctioned and
encouraged by
the Indiana High
School Athletic
A Association. ac-
The Indianapolis times., 1928-07-04
AMERICAN LEAGUE

st. Louis at Chicago 1.-TWO games).
Cleveland at Detroit 1.-TWO gamesl.
New York at Washington 1.-TWO games). i.
Boston at Philadelphia 1.-TWO games).
The Indianapolis times., 1928-07-04
INJURED IN SMASHUP
Lew Tender Receives Bouncing
Around While on Trip.

By United Press
PHILADELPHIA, July 4.--Lew
Tender, Philadelphia boxer and
one-tine contender for the light
weight championship, was injured
Tuesday night in an accident near
Salisbury, Md, while on his way
with his family to visit relatives at
Deal Island, Md.
. Mrs Harry Lasker, his mother-in-
aw, was reported to be in Sc
ous condition, while Tender him.
If had an injured left arm. He
= ired from the ring last month
u knocking out Nate Goldman.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-07-04

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
AMERICAN IEAGIrF
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Today's Games

INDIANAPOLIS at Louisville two
games).
Columbus at Toledo (two games).
Kansas City at Milwaukee (two games).
Minneapolis at St. Paul (morning game).
st. Paul at Minneapolis (afternoon
game).
The Indianapolis times., 1928-07-04
Final Tits
in City Net
Meet Carded
Tourney Program Again
Faces PoStponement as
Result of Rain.
BY ROBERT E. O,HARA


Finals in six divisions of play
were scheduled today for the city
tennis tourney at the Hawthorn
Courts. Featuring the card was to
be the final mems singles battle, in
which julius Sagalowsky, runner-up
to John Hennessey last year, met
Tommy Wilson. Butler captain. The
match promised to be evenly fought,
with a slight advantage to Sag"
In the mems doubles, Bob Lang.
Garfield Park star, and Tom Mar
key, Notre Dame captain, faced
Sag" and Wilson in the champion
ship match. John Hennessey
teamed with Breck Kipp to win last
years laurels in this division.
Bob Mccullough was expected to
give Jack Roberts good competition
IN the junior singles final, and
paired in the doubles, the two were
doped to win from Emmett Lowery
and Jean Demmary, Tech stars.
Boys titles were to be decided when
Bruce johnson and Jack Yule met
in the singles, and johnson and
Cornelius Holloway met Ralph Braf-
lord and Joel Inman, in the doubles
The program was scheduled to get
under at 2, and faced probable post
ponment as the result of rain this
morning. There was a chance, that
the matches could be played TODAY.
Daylight saving time gives the play
ers and extra hour, and could per
NIT postponing the opening matches
OF today's schedule about two hours,
without any cancellations.
Women's titles were decided Sun
day, when Katherine Wolf won the
singles for the second time, defeat
ing Muriel Adams in the final
match, and Miss Wolf and Thelma
SteYer won the doubles crown from
Mrs. Dorothy Stephenson Stout and
Denice Kurzrock.
{ The weather man certainly bas b.d
grudge against the local tourney. It has
0ferdns ofeen dPostPo9ned ten days because OF rain
ponement If fodeys weather u''s6 'remaIinsd IiISsi
pau' frequent postDOnementS have
marred previous local championships. but
none quite Sc badly as this.
Yeaman, groundkeeper at the
local courts, has been working over
time on them this year. Time after
time, during the present tourna-
ment, he has labored to get the
local courts dried, rolled and lined
and finished his job just in time for
the rain to veto his efforts.
Composition has been very keen IN ALI
SnsrsS eases tnls year. Though two Of last
Inessey, were missing from the courts. nv
!;nI tournament was productive Of some bril-
Well-pleased with the entertSinHsrI pech
The Indianapolis times., 1928-07-04
TAKE HIM FROM MAJORS

AL Fons, star Holy Cross hurler
Chi season, passed up several big
league offers to join the Milwaukee
Brewers.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-07-04
NATIONAL LEAGuE

Philadelphia at Boston 1.-TWO games).
Brooklyn at New York 1.-TWO games).
Chicago at st. Louis two games).
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh two games).
The Indianapolis times., 1928-07-04
SAYS HE'S GONNA QUIT

Lloyd Hahn will run no more
after the Olympic games if he lives
up to a recent statement that he is
to retire.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-07-04
HE CAN SLUG EN-

Bennie Oosterbaan, Michigan's
famous athlete, batted .469 for the
Ann Arbor collegians this year.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-07-04

cording to A. L. Trester, permanent
secretary of the scholastic organl-
zationS.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-07-04
Local Mines Play
at Tribe Park

Four strong local mines we're tc
see action in a double header at
Washington Park today and the fol-
lowers Of each were expected to
turn out in goodly numbers.
In the first tilt, starting at 2
o'clock, the Advance Paint team.
was to battle the Hillside Christians
and in the second conflict the all
powerful Indianapolis Power and
Light club was to tangle with the
formidable Riversides.
There is much diamond talent
included on these clubs and rivalry
was worked up to a high point be-
tween the teams that were to meet.
The Power and Light nine, well
managed and well organized, are
established as the city champions
The Indianapolis times., 1928-07-04
ANNUAL REGATTA

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, July 4.-Seventy-three a.
yachts were to line up this after
noon for the Lake Michigan Yacht
ing Associations annual regatta.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-07-04
Tuesdays Results

AMERICAN AssOCTATION
The Indianapolis times., 1928-07-04

, Composition has been very keen IN ali
classes this year. Though two OF last
years semi-hnaliSts, Bastian ana Hen
nessey, were missing from the courts. an
tournament was productive of some bril-
nant tennis, and the galleries have becr
Well-pleased with the entertainmsnI VO'N
The Indianapolis times., 1928-07-04
Grand Circuit Results

cat Cleveland Tuesday,
'st Event 2:06 Trot purse, $1,000: l.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-07-04

It is usually the case that some Of the
members 60 as far as the twentieth or
twenty-first hole before they plant the
flag.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-07-04

The weather man certainly has had
grudge against the local tourney. It has
Deen postponed ten days because OF rain
already, with possibility Of further most
ponement If todey's weather remained
pau, frequent postponements have
marred previous local championships. hut
none quite Sc badly as this. DN1