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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-29
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T BY DICK MILLER

a. r. c. Kipp has Joined the Hall of
Fame" Kipp is happy over his accom-
plshment at Highland Country Club
where he scored an lace" otherwise
known as a "hoIe in one" A spoon
shot on the 151-yard eleventh hole trickled
into the cup after he hit it from the tee.
Harvey Bolton and Drs. L. b. Hurt and z.
B. Rinker attest the fact Kipp made the
remarkable shot.
INDIANAPOLIS public links golf
\ players, who have EXPRESSED a
desire to compete for the municipal
links title Of the city and then go
to st. Louis and represent Indian
apoliS in the national tournament,
will play thirty hole tourna-
ment at South Grove and Riverside
Sunday.
Harry Schopp. Indiana representative of
the United States Golf Association, for
warded thirty-six entries Wednesday night
that they might reach the national Of
fees before Sunday, which vii be nation
wide qualifying day.
PLAY will be at South Grove Sunday
morning and many of the entrants who
are members Of the Pleasant Run and
South Grove teams who will have a match
on that morning will play their public
links round at the same time as playing
the match. Because of the small number
Of entries schopp expressed the belief that
only two players can be sent to the ma
tional meet. Players who have not en-
tered can not dose now, Schopp said, as
Wednesday night was the dead line.
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Title Matches
in City Event

Three titular matches in the an
nuaB city tennis tournament are
slated for the Hawthorn club courts
Sunday afternoon. Tommy Wilson
of Butler will clash with Bud
Markev of Notre Dame for the
mems singles crown.
Wilson and Julius Sagalowsky Will
oppose Marley and Tommy Quinn
in the mems doubles final Cath
crime Wolf will tackle Louise Karle
in the finals Of the womenS
singles.
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been chosen TO
succeed H AIRY
Kipke as head
football coach Of
Michigan State
college at E a S t
Lansing, M c h,
Crowley has been
assistant C GA c h
of the University
of Georgia team
for the last four
years, and has
signed a three
year contract at
Michigan State.
Kipke has been
n q m @ RI head
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George Quarter Finals of Wimbledon Tennis Tourney
HEAVIES AT RIPPLE
McGrath and Burhman to Meet
Next Thursday Night.

Two heavyweightS. Jack McGrath,
South Bend, and Matt Burhman,
indianapolis, meet in the feature
bout of ten rounds on the weekly
boxing bill at Broad Ripple park
next Thursday night.
A semi-windup has been arranged
brining together Jack Mcclure,
Culver, and Billy Rhodes, Southport.
They will travel over the eight
round route. Two prelims will be
arranged.
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RIVERSIDE TWIN BILL
A. AS Meet Strauss Says and Mid

A. AS Meet Strauss Says and Mid
ways at Park Sunday.
The Riverside A. AS will play a
double-header Sunday at Riverside
diamond No. I, meeting the Strauss
Says, Indianapolis semi-pro team,
at 100, and the indianapolis Mid
ways in the second game. All Riv-
erside players must report at the
diamond not later than 12:45.
Woods, c. I. Thompson, Rose and
Mcleod take notice.
BEATS DENVER BOY
BH T'HitFd Press
HOLYOKE, Mass, June %
Andy Callahan, Lawrence light
weight, took a decision ~ te1
rounds from Pete Pancheo, Denver
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Sleepy Coaches
Michigan State

James H. Crowley, Familiarity
known as Sleepy" one of the Four
HorSemen Of Notre Dame, has
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.HE Indianapolis police depart

THE indianapolis police depart
i ment golf team started its cam
paign on the links with a win
Wednesday by defeating the Lions
Club. 81, at South Grove. The
police team, composed of Mayor L.
Ert Slack. Chief Claude M. Wor-
ley. Captain Jesse McMurtry and
officers Ed Ball. Barrett Ball, Harry
Smith, Ray Moistner and Mcneil
were guests of the club at lunch
con at the Lincoln. Ed Ball ham
mered out the best golf of the day,
a card of "a, and won three points
for his team The Lions team was
composed of DR.. K. B. Mayhall,
Charles Campbell, Walter Nieman,
Ted Beckert Charles Merrick, John
Trayior, c. L. harrington and John
Cook. The teams will play return
match at South Grove soon.
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Beech Grove Reds have open dates in
July and August. Indianapolis Cubs Key
stones. Strauss SAYS, Marmon Fights. Lin
coin Highways. MeldonS and fast state
teams take notice Call H H Burge
Beseh Grove 1873 or write IS North Sec
end avenue, Beech Grove.
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owing to the fact the Walnut Gardens
nire Cancelled a game with them for Sun
day, the OHsra Sans team is without
game for SUNDAY and an engagement is
sought with a strong state or city club.
Call Oh. 1896 or Ri 1850
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coach at the University of Michigan
by Athletic Director Fielding H.
Yost.
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indianapolis Maccabees will play at
Riverside No. at 1880 Sunday. Al Mac
csbees are requested to be st Garfield
Sunday morning at $50 ANY teams de-
string games with the Mseesbees in July
and August call DR.. 1858 and ask fo7
Lloyd Acton.
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Semi-Pro, Amateur
Baseball Notes

The Riverside A As will meet the
Indianapolis Midways SUNDAY at River
side No l at O'Clock. schaefer probably
viii oppose Person on the mound.
indianapolis Red Men defeated the Per-
feet Circle club at Upton Sunday. 10 10 s.
The feature OF the contest was the hurl-
lng and hitting Of Husk Of the Red Men.
The locals are without 2 game for Sun
DAY due 10 misunderstanding and are
anxious to hear from a strong city Or
North Harding street. or call Ia. III.
?. NJ. g. have strengthened their lineup
with the addition Of Mueller. Rearick and
large crowd IS expected to witness next
Sundays battle between the Y. M S
and the indianapolis Triangles at Garfield
park. Weimer and Mueller Of the Y M.
8. probably will oppose Langtry and Bova.
Triangle battery.
Ramsey :. c.s practiced Friday evening
at Brookside PARK. Next Sunday the A.
CS meet the strong Coca-Cola nine of
New Augusta at New Augusta. Fast state
teams desiring games in July and August.
wire or write William Rider. 1881 Belle
fontaine street.
MickleyvilIe Grays will play the Lauter
Boys Club nine Sunday at Mckleyville.
indianapolis Triangles meet the strong
z. M. S. Sunday at Garfield park at 3.
Iriangles will practice this evening t Gar
state teams write H. f BeplaY. Is East
Orange street, or call Drexel 1854.
Cadillac La Sale team will PLAY at La
fayette Sunday. All players are requested
10 meet at Eleventh and Meridian streets
BY $50.
Block nine is without game for Sunday
due to the fact that the Mars Hill squad
cancelled the same no. for Sunday. For
Acm. Trisngles. who are setting the
pace in the Em-Roe League. will tangle
With the Midway Cubs Sunday at Garhsld
No 1 at $50 Gilligan or Becker will tWirl
for the AGNES with Bardask or Oxley be
hind the bat.
Due TO = misunderstanding the Peoples
Quitting Company are without a game
for Sunday and any fast city team desir-
and ask for Al. UNIVERSITY Heights
Merchants take notice.
Neil team IS without game for Sun
day for the first afternoon period. Al ;
the Ne-Hi nine will meet the Roy z Steele
team. Call Ir. 1883 at and ask for
Pete SchWimmer.
indianapolis Maccabees will play at
Riverside No. at II so Sunday. Al Mac
sanssv mor6Sg st $50 b sn1 .e Ga old
string games with the Mseeabses in July
and August call DR.. 1858 and ask fo7
Lloyd Acton.
ct. Patricks will play the Majestic Radio
nine Saturday afternoon az Jamison No.
nine Saturday.
Beech Grove Reds have open dates in
July and August. Indianapolis Cubs Key
stones. Strauss SAYS, Marmon Fights. Lin
coin Highways, Meldons and fast state
teams take notice. Call H. II. BurEe
Beech Grove i2s. or write IS North Sec
end avenue, Beech Grove.
owing to the fact the Walnut Gardens
niEe Cancelled a game with them for Sun
day, the OHsra Sans team Is without a
game for Sunday and an engagement is
sought with a strong state or city club.
Call Oh. 1896 or Ri. 1850.
MAJOR HOMER LEADERS
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CANADA'S PRIZE
One of the prize events Of the
Canadian turf season is the Toronto
cup, with $4,000 added.
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Fl. Harrison Ring Offering

and frankie Palmo, Cincinnati,
clash in the other half of the double
windup and they follow the same
principles of tearing in from bell
to bell
Three Promising Prelims
Louisville and Cincinnati middle
weights will meet in the top six
1ounder and Kentucky and New Al
bany lightweightS will swap punches
in the other six" indianapolis
bantams will perform in the four
rounder at $50.
Last Tuesdays interesting carH
was viewed by about 1000 fans are
with more punches matched onSrf&
next bill the coming show is ex-
pected to see attendance hit the
5000 mark.
FOR FIFTY THREE YEARS
Charles A. Comiskey, owner of the
Chicago White Sox, has been active
in professional baseball fifty-three
years.
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Ct. Patricks will play the Majestic Radio
nine Saturday afternoon at Jamison No.
nine Saturday.
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NeHi team is without game for Sun
day for the first afternoon period. Al ;
team Call IT. 1883 at 7 and ask for
Pete SchWimmer.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-29

Due to = misunderstanding the Peoples
Quitting Company are without a game
for Sunday and any fast city team desir-
ing a game is requested TO call Dr. 1889
and ask for Al. University Heights
Merchants take notice.
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MYTH golf derby events the
W style the Indianapolis Coun-
try Club course will hold the spot
light today and Sunday when
the third annual big time" affair
is held. Play is for the Homer Nc
Kee trophy. The derby is invita-
tional and the boys out at the I. C.
c. do the inviting. This aft
ernoon the FASTENERS play a quail
flying round and then partake Of a
steak dinner at a stag affair.
The players are grouped together as
foursomes equal possible and "auc-
toned off," or course some outsider may
play the part OF a Buddy Basil and push
signed away their rights to the club
course for the two days and every possible
thing to make the men have a good time
has been taken care of by Romney VIII
son. chairman of the committee, and c. C..
WEIGH, house manager.
Golfers at Meridian Hills are sorry to
hear that George Marquis. who has been
assistant to Dick Nelson for several
months. is leaving. George and his family
start the pilgrimage to FIT Wayne Satur-
day where he will take up duties at the
f.. Wayne Country Club as assistant TO
Chester Nelson. He takes the place of Guy
PsulSon: state open champion, who has
accepted the pro Job at Manouth. III.
While Meridian Hills golfers regret to see
George go they wish him success in his
new connection. Melvin Barton. who was
assistant to Dick at Highland and down
in Florida during the winter. takes up the
place left vacant By Marquis,
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Block nine is without a game for SUNDAY
due to the fact that the Mars Hill squad
cancelled the game for Sunday. For
games call lincoln 5294 after s.
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Acme Triangles. who are setting the
pace in the EmRoe League. will tangle
With the Midway Cubs Sunday at CARRIED
No. at $50. Gilligan or Becker will tWirl
for the AGNES with Bardask or Oxley be
hind the bat.
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Cadillac La Sale team will play at La
favette Sunday. All players are requested
10 meet at Eleventh and Meridian streets
BY $50
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Movies Cause Aeligson to Default;
Bell Meets Mangin for Crown
Defending Intercollegiate Title Holders Leaves Haver
ford Courts When Rain Starts.

ate referee. announced Seligson had
lost by default.
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Ramsey A. C.s practiced Friday evening
al Brookside PARK. Next Sunday the A.
C.s meet the strong Coca-Cola nine OF
New Augusta at New Augusta. Fast state
teams desiring games in July and August
wire or write william Rider. 1881 Belle
fontaine street.
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Mickleyville Grays will play the Lauter
Boys Club nine Sunday at Mckleyvile.
indianapolis TrianeleS meet the strong
Z. NJ. S. Sunday at Garfield park at 8.
Triangles will practice this evening at Gar
Dates are open for July.4 and %. Strong
state teams write II. T. Beplay. 10 East
Orange street, or call Drexel 1854
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III M M ., nave Strengthe9ined Inelr Hneup
X. Seal. Well-knOwn amateur stars. a
large crowd is expected to witness next
Sundays battle between the 7. M. S.
and the Indianapolis TTiangleS at Garfield
park. Weimer and Mueller Of the Y. M.
s. probably will oppose Langtry and Bova,
Triangle battery.
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The Riverside A As will meet the
indianapolis Midways Sunday al River
side No l at O'Clock. Schaefer probably
VIII oppose Person on the mound.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-06

An carly demonstration Of Now Britain and Hartford school boy rivalry will be given Saturday when the New Britain high school foot ball team meets Bulkeley high school at Bulkeley stadium, Hart ford.
 Incidentally all three Triangular league rivals will be playing in Hartford on that day. Hartford Pub lie and New Haven Hillhousr foot ball teams will have it out in q game which will have an important bearing on the triangular cham pionship. If New Haven defeats Hartford the New Britain high school will be assured Of at least q tie for the championship. It will also be sure of another chance at the Fleischcr cup if it does not win this year.
 Bulkeley high schol is Hartford s new high school, it having been built after Hartford and Weaver high schools. The football rivalry between Bulkeley and New Britain has been in effect for only one year, The first game played against Bulkeley high occurred last year and the New Britain team took ad- vantage Of a 15-yard penalty 10 the Bulkeley one-yard line to put across he lone touchdown Of the game. AL though New Britain outplayed the Capital City team throughout the contest, the followers of Hartford's s south end team claimed it was a 'break" which gave New Britain it's victory. It aims to win it's first vic tory Saturday.
 The Hartford team is a good out fit this year. It seems to be destined for the Hartford cham pionship. A victory was scored over Hartford high and a scoreless tic was played with Weaver hifG. If Weaver high is with Weaver high. If Weaver high is Unsuccessful. Bulkeley will vim the title.
 An idea Of how well New Britain and it's arch rival. Hartford high. compare will be had Saturday. If New Britain is able to defeat Bulkeley it will have an advantage, on paper at least. over Hartford. However Hartford was handicapped with injuries at the time of the Bulkeley game.
 Bulkeley high has one of the weaknesses of the New Britain high team in that it's offense is not strong. Jun Scully, a player who can toss forward passes. is likely starter at the quarterback position. This indi- cates that passes will be thrown against the Hardware City team Men who were taken from the line for backtield places i'll the Weaver game will be shifted back to the line. Coach Aliens big threat is Corrado, halfback whose specially is of-tackle snashes.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-06
FANS KICKING 0N
 TEAM PUBLICITY
Enthusiasts Become RiIed When
 Writers Neglect Schools

New York Nov. G.-The fury Of pared with that of a football en- thusiast who finds his favoritc school neglected by the daily press.
 The rage Of your gridiron fan knows no bounds when he thumbs over to the sports section and reads about Harvard. Yale, and Southern California, and mot a damline about Siwash."
 The immediate assumption is that there is a conspiracy among sports writers 10 slight Siwash and it's great triple threat night watchman, "Lulu' Mcclure.
 The Carnegie Foundations recent report oA college athletics had quite bit 10 say about the harmful effect of sports writers upon grow ing boys who were being exploited because of their peculiar football talents. But arc the institutions of learning which by chance are spared such exploitation grateful? Just about as grateful as a man who is spared a headache because he drops and breaks a pint of pre-War rye.
 Here is q sample of the gratitude in question, hot from the typewriter of the Bureau of Public Relation" of mid-wcstcrn university
 "Whatsa matter with our club this fall? We're still undefcated, sitting on top of the world and left holding the sack Of a lot Of you fellows who could be q little more generous with the ink 10 an outfit which is lead ing the pack in football circles.
 Maybe we haven't been playing the best teams in the country but you have 10 give us credit for trying to book 'em.
 Don't we deserve some space?"
 Another booster for this same uni versity deplores what he construes as "a deliberate attempt on the part
New Britain herald., 1929-11-06
LINEUP A PROBLEM
Coach Chick Mechan of New York Uni, crsity Unable to Decide On Starting Players.

Now York, Nov. S (UPJ - The problem of deciding on a starring lineup for Saturdays game with Georgia dl Yankee stadium today occupied Coach Mechan Of New York university Shifts were made necessary by the barring Of Dave Meyers, colorcd quarterback, and an injury which Will prevent Charlie Marshall star end, from getting into the game. Meehan has solved his 6acktield problem by sending OHcrin 10 quarterback and giving Roland his place at halfback, with Toilet and Lamark completing the quartet. George Chalmers, who has been playing a guard position, Bcrcs. Icscrv" renter, Collins, Brown and McCarty were used in Tuesday g brief practice session with Grant and Murphy alternating al guard 1 nile Chalmers was in the wing berth. \ dummy scrimmage and workout against Georgia formations IS planned for today.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-06
GIANTS HAVE IMPOSING
 TEAM FOR GAME SUNDAY
Hartford Management Loads Up With Dynamite for Second Meeting With Nutmegs-Local Crew Ready for Bitter Battle at Willow Brook Park-Capital City Is Exceptionally Strong in Reserves-Coach Bob Patterson to Put Charges Through Stiff Prac- tices

Determined to win next Sunday, the Hartford Giants football team will make their postponed invasion of this city to meet the Nutmeg eleven for the second time this year. The Nutmegs in the first game this year. decidedly defeated the Hart lord team and displayed superior ity in every department of the game.
 Chagrincd and disappointed by the showing of it's players, the man. agcment of the Hartford team has turned about and has discharged all but four of the original men on the first squad. In their places. conGloneration Of highly-toute stars has been signed and these will be hurled against New Britain next Sunday.
 An exceptional feature has been added to the coming game in the announcement that Johnny Smith former Notre Dame star and All American selection as center last season, will play in the Hartford teams line Sunday. He will also captain the team. His presence on i the field will be an inspiration 10 l the members Of his eleven and
 packers of the Giants expect plenty from him.
 Tho New Britain team is stand ing pat. Satisfied that he has the best combination available, Manager Bernie Conley will have no new ! players on the roster for Sunday. 1 Coach Bob Patterson of the Nut. mcgs plans to put the squad through
 an intensive signal drill Sunday morning. He is satisfied that the
 team will be in shape physically and mentally for the battle.
 There isn't any doubt but that l Sundays contest will be the most | bitter battle on record this year. 1 Threats have been made in Hart | ford all last week and this week
 that the New Britain regulars will
 all be crippled before the first quar- | ter is over. Knowing this, the To-
 calls will be in the game fighting 1 back every minute and Hartford
 will have its share of cripples if there are 10 be any such.
 The kickoff will take place at
 ":30 o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-06
FOOTBALL SCHEDULE

Boston. Nov. { tP)-Followine ia New England's college football schedule for next Saturday
 Amherst Ns. Tufts. at Amherst no game in 1928.
 Boston College vs. fordham, al Boston; 1928 score, l9-7.
 Brown vs. Dartmouth al rroNi- dcncc: 1923 score. l4-U.
 Holy Cross ys, Boston L, at Wor- cester; 1928 score. l5-y.
 Maine vs, Bowdoin, at Urono; 1928 score, 26-0.
 Providence ys. Coast Guard, at New London; 1928 score, e-G.
 Vermont Ys. Rensselaer,. at Bur lington, 1928 score. ca.
 Wesleyan vs. Williams al Middle town: 1928 score. l3-lG.
 Worcester ys. Rhode Island al Worcester; 1928 game, l&-o.
 Yale vs. Maryland, at New Haven 1928 score, 0-G.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-06
BN WILLIAM J. CHAPMAN

Ann Arbor, Mich, Noy. 6 tG- The oldest of all intersccional foot ball wars will be resumed here Nov, Q when Harvard invades tho mia de west for the first tine" tc meet Michigan. It is the fifth Camc of d series dating back 10 lSSi and last played in 1914. The four previous engagements have entered the rec ords as shut-out victories for the Crimson, but the big eastern eleven never has been able to score more than one touchdown against the Maize and Blue in any on" game.
 The scores have ranged from 9 up 10 due to the varying values assigned the touchdown through the football ages. T.l Famc of 1883 also was marked b. a Mich iean safety which gave Harvard an additional point, according 10 the scoring values Of that so23pn.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-06

of the press associations" 10 give the school the run-around this year."
 So vehement and numerous are the advocates of flair play for this particular university, one is inclined to inquire as to the purpose behind their enthusiasm.
 Can the Carnegie Foundations investigators be right, after all? Docs this mid western university, which, incidentally wasn't men, toned in Bulletin No. 23," want it's football team exploited for conner ci3l reasons? Perhaps it's pro- tagonists have gone SO far as 10 write letters to Dr. Savage, con- plaininG about its being omitted from the report on recruiting and subsidizing of college athletes.