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The Indianapolis times., 1929-07-30
Big -Four Nine to
Receive Troph,

Members of the Big Four A. A.
nine of Indianapolis will receive the
Spalding trophy, symbolical of its
group championship at a banquet
at the Lincoln Wednesday at 7:45
?. m.
The Indianapolis club. with Mt
Carmel, Ill, winners Of the Big Four
P. & E. Western group title. will
compete with winners in other
groups for the lines title. The
championship will be decided on a
percentage basis for seven games.
Indianapolis will meet the Ohio
Central lines champion in the first
game Aug. 3.
The Indianapolis times., 1929-07-30
Hard Labor in Summer Prepares
Football Stars for Game, Life
Difficult Jobs Won't Hurt Ability as Business Men Later
Makes Real Players, Says RoCEne.

About a haIf-dozen Of the boys
are back at the university making up
work which they did not complete
successfully during the regular Sc
nester.
About one-third of the others are
doing hard physical work such as
hauling ice, digging bitches, labor
on road construction and threshing
Another third have easier jobs as
life guards, counsellors at boys
camps and playground directors.
About one-siXth Of the group are
boys Of wealthy family who ap-
parently are spending most of their
time driving the car for father, play
ing golf, taking mother on a tour.
Or off to Europe with some of the
family. The other sixth are boys Of
fairly Well-to-do families who are
doing clerical work, but practicing
football in the twilight hours in the
neighborhood playground
1t has been an interesting check
up in more ways than one. After
analyzing these various groups, I
find that the real backbone of the
team next fall will be from that
group in the first third who are do
ing the hard physical work, the
boys who are threShing, doing road
work, digging bitches and so on.
These are the lads who are getting
real economical sense of the value
of the dollar They are getting the
hard knocks and are coming back
in shape to play football away ahead
OF the others, That these hard jobs
in the summer will in any way hurt
their ability later on as doctors,
lawyers Or business men is not to be
imagined.
(Copyright. 1929. by The Tines
The Indianapolis times., 1929-07-30
Just Two
a Day

Y MUTE ROCKNE says the lead
N ing football coaches are Of the
opinion the Scotch-Iris make the
best grid players. Well, We'll say
we've seen some Irish full Of Scotch
break up a lot Of games in the
Home Brew League.
#
a NEW recreation in Indian
4 = apolis among the boys" is to
go swimming and take a jug" along
and bury it in the sand right handy
for nip now and then. The boys
always are thinking up something
new to battle the microbes.
The Indianapolis times., 1929-07-30
Detroit May
Be Scene of
Schmeling Go
Garden Officials Favor
Michigan City for Bout
With Sharkey.
BVT-nitcd Prcsa

BV Tntcd Prcss
NEW YORK. July 30. - Max
Schmeling. German heavyweight,
whose boxing license has been re-
voked by the New York state ath-
letic commission. and Jack Sharkey,
Boston sailor. will meet in bout to
be promoted by the Madison Square
Garden corporation next September,
according to William F. Carey, pres
ident Of the corporation.
The place Tor the bout, Carey said,
has not been selected, but the
United Press learned Detroit prob
ably would be named.
Threat by Commission
The announcement came in direct
defiance to the New York commits
sion. which said any person or cor
poration in the state Of New York
which negotiated for bout involv-
ing Schmeling would face revoca-
ton Of its license.
Carey mininllzed the threat Of the
commission. cOntending the boxing
body's Jurisdiction did not extend
beyond the borders of New York.
Frank Bruen, president of
Madison Square Garden corporation.
is in Detroit and has conferred with
officials Of the Olympia arena con-
cerning the possibilities Of holding
the bout there.
Wouldn't Meet Scott
The chances of holding the
Schmeling- -Sharkey bout here faded
when the commission suspended the
German boxer because Of his re-
fusal to meet Phil Scott of England
at Ebbets field under the promotion
of Humbert Fugazy.
While Detroit seems to be the pre-
fered city for the bout. other places
are under consideration. Among
them are Chicago and Jersey City.
Championship bouts of fifteen
rounds to a decision are permitted
in Michigan.
The Indianapolis times., 1929-07-30
Pittsburgh Now 3 IL
Games Down in National
League Struggle.
HERMAN TOPS HITTERS
Brooklyn SIugger Boosts
Swat Average to .404.

The Chicago Cubs increased their
lead to three and a half games with
l2-to-10 victory Monday over
Philadelphia 1t was Hack Wilson
who saved the day for Chicago.
With the score tied at nine runs in
the eighth inning, Hack hit a home
run, his twenty eighth of the season,
scoring Heathcote ahead Of him. 1t
was Chicago's eighth straight VIC
tory.
The Pittsburgh Pirates faltered in
the ninth inning, allowing Boston to
score three runs, and lost to the
Braves, 10 to g. Petty, Swetonic,
Meme, Fussell and Kremer labored
on the mound for the Pirates, but
we're unable to check to Braves.
Maranville got five hits for the
Braves.
Four Hits for Herman
Babe Herman, Brooklyn outfeld-
er, made two singles and as many
doubles in five times at bat Monday
and aided the Robins in their 10 to
2 victory at Cincinnati. He boosted
his batting average to .404, becoming
the only batter among regulars in
either major league above the 400
mark.
New York's infant winning streak
attained its third game when the
Giants beat st. Louis, II to 2. Lar
ry Benton was reached for ten hits,
but coasted home under the shelter
Of the seventeen safe blows his
team mates totaled of Sherdel,
Farmhouse and Hallahan.
Sox Down Athletics
The White Sox bested Phila-
delphia to in the only game
scheduled in the American League
Monday. Red Faber pitched the
first six innings for Chicago and
was credited with the victory. He
allowed three hits and one run be.
fore the heat forced him to retire
Ted Lyons, who relieved him. al
lowed five hits and as many runs.
The Indianapolis times., 1929-07-30
Semi-Pro and Amateur Baseball

When the Brown County Aces and Nor
gantoWn Indians hook up next sunday at
it will be the climax of three years Of
game of the season. both teams having de-
feated some of the, stronge2t clubs IN the
state. Hacker and Kugelman will form
the MorgantoWn battery. while Lents and
Myers will oppose them.
Oriole Juniors clinched the. championship
of the En- Roe League Sunday. by defeat
ing the Midway Cubs 500 at GARFIELD;
Hitting Of Rosebroch and the pitching. &c OF
florence and Wilson were features. The
two hurlers allowed the Cubs only four
With the Oriental Bulldogs at Riverside
o6e me 04h1ag tbfeeg9me 'Sg Series With the class
league winner at Cincinnati after Aug. q.
CUB Tf' 4 iS 8'4 to s, at Riverside sunday. Aces
will meet the fast Peoples Quitting Com
pany at Riverside No. s. sunday at p. m.
For future games, get in touch with Van
at Em-Roe Sporting Goods Company.
Indianapolis Red Wings won their sixth
3ddfs6a9f saMn Maroon 6ano For oss games ca
Drexel 1918. ask for Bennie. Riverside
a. AS notice.
indianapolis Triangles dropped 6-l
Greenhouse park. Triangles have open
oates LOT aug. 4 ana H. ana want 70 IcdL
from state teams at once. Write H. T.. Be-
play. 16 East Orange street. or call Drexel
Dady A C.s have open. dates Aug. II
and 1a and would like to hear from state
teams. Address Basil Flint. 1913 Oliver
avenue, or call Belmont 1880.
Marmon ss will practice Wednesday eve
ming at Riverside No. 1.
Sexson Brothers Coal Company defeated
the William H. Block nine, 1910, at River
side No. Sunday. SeXson is without a
game next Sunday. Call Drexel 1920 ask
for Bert.
Timely hitting of O'Connor Jordan and
Higgs enabled Holy Cross to shade Shank
lnig 6-4 in contest Sunday. Johnny Smith
played sensational ball for the losers. Next
Sunday the Mapletons will tangle with
Holy Cross at Brookside.
Shanklin Club will clash with the Y NJ
S. Ct Garfield next Sunday. All Shanklins
are urged TO attend practice wednesday.
Hoos!er A. B. C. found little opposition
at Arcadia Sunday and won l5-7f Silas
featured for the A. 3. c., knocking out a
homer with the bases loaded. 4: 3. G. are
without e game for Sunday. State teams
write or wire Martin AooEe. 1747 North
EeStaZa ave.
The Indianapolis times., 1929-07-30

TEE fstic spotlight now turns
n to the battle for the light
weight championship at Chicago,
Aug. 2, in which Sammy Mandell,
holder of the title, struggles with
Tony Canzoneri, challenger. 1t
will be ten rounds to a decision,
and with both boys going through
their training jousts in or near
the Windy City, interest has been
worked up to high pitch. Can
zoneri is sturdy and aggressive,
Mandell is smart and great box
er, though the weight question
may trouble him, it is said. 1t
The Indianapolis times., 1929-07-30

BIZ Times Special
CHICAGO, July 30-One of the
worst accidents in the current meet
ing at Arlington park occurred
Monday, resulting in the injury of
three jockeys and the destroying of
one thoroughbred colt. Three
horses and riders figured in the
spill, which occurred in front of the
grandstand in the first race.
Son of Volta, ridden by Willie
Fronk, stumbled, catapulting the
Jockey into the air. In trying to
arise the horse stepped on F'ronk,
knocking him unconscious. Black
bird, following closely, stumbled
over Fronk, throwing Jockey Verlyn
Smith to the track, unconscious.
Blackbird suffered a broken neck.
The Indianapolis times., 1929-07-30
Two Share First
II, F1Hy-MiIe 'Y'
Bunion Marathon

Everett Wright of the Pennsyl-
vania Railway Company, and James
P. Hall of the Western Electric
Company, roommates at the Young
Mems Christian Association, finished
the flfty-nile "Y" bunion derby in
a tie for first place.
Contestants began ten weeks ago,
and the runners have been limited
to five miles a week. The fifty miles
must be completed by the remain
ing fifteen entrants by Sept. Is.
A twenty-one-n mile channel
swim" is nearing the finish in the
'Y'' pool. William Whedon of But
Ter holds a commanding lead in the
swim,
The Indianapolis times., 1929-07-30

A few minutes before the battle was
scheduled TO start the clergyman climbed
through the ropes and made a talk to
the crowd He spoke on the uncertainty
Of life Turning to Mccarthy he said:
who can tell what the divine fates have
IN store for any Of us. Even this fine
specimen OF fighting man runs deadly
risk each time he dons the gloves. Going
into the ring he never can be sure he will
leave it alive"
The Indianapolis times., 1929-07-30
E3ShOOtinE}6l}zRE3'sae 6l}zE3'sef 2
T by DICK MILLER

Tuesday in the qualifying round show that
Feeney starts his first eighteen holes of
econd eighteen 4e a. at 2o5 5qesqay p m eaa ne
John Mcclure playes at 9:I0 Tuesday and
l:45 wednesday; Ed Urich at 9:15 Tuesday
anq ato5 1;4O WedneSda,ya;o Bill Reed sr.. at
Reed Jr; at 1910 Tuesday and - Is
Wednesday. Caster plays at 1890 Tuesdav
and 1925 Wednesday.
Paul Barnard, Shelbyville high school.
DID some classy shooting in the qualifying
round of the club championship at Blue
River country Club and was low medaIist
with 20, the low score for the links in
competitive play. Ths youngster shot a
50 on the first nine after suffering a one
Stroke penalty for lost ball. He got a 81
on the second nine.
The Indianapolis times., 1929-07-30

BIZ United Press
sEABRIGHT, N. j., July 3o.-A
heavy rain that fell late Monday
gave contestants in the Seabright
invitation tennis tournament the
prospect Of better playing conditions
as the second day of play started
here today.
The broiling sun that burned the
trim turf courts took a heavy toll
among the players, and resulted in
at least one outstanding upset-the
defeat of Clara Greenspan, eleventh
ranking woman's star Of the United
States.
Miss Greenspan was eliminated In
The Indianapolis times., 1929-07-30

II is safe bet they will get their
money out of the Young ..err in one way
or another. The current tour, for in
stance. is proving quite profitable. None
Of this goes to Bulow according to my
understanding and most Of it goes TO
MoCarney and his gang. Give them their
price and the,'u permit the young Herr
so 20 ov,r Niagara Falls in paper drink
ing cup. THEY'RE game that way.
The Indianapolis times., 1929-07-30
BY KNUTE ROCKNE,
Tir,nne SnaciaI Cnrraernrn da,,f

SOUTH BEND, Ind. July 3o-In
my mail this summer I have had
word from practically every men,
Der of the football squad telling
me about themselves, particularly
what they were doing. I find that
this is a rather interesting subject.
The Indianapolis times., 1929-07-30

Indianapolis Maccabees will meet the
West Washington Merchants Sunday.
st. Patricks trounced the Irvington
Builders Sunday at Irwin field. Ito. Hoh-
man, Saints mound ace, allowed five hits
and famed eight batters. Saints have
Aug. 4 open. and want game to be
played at Garfield. Keystones take notice.
Call Frank Roth. Drexel 0l16. Saints Will
practice Wednesday at GARFIELD.
The Muncie Athletics defeated the Ran
dolph County, Grays, Sunday, 9 to Z. At
Muncie. Taylor and Davis poled homers
for Muncte. Cash struck out ten Grays.
Grays ............... 900 600 22s-7 8 2
Muncie ...........,. 14o oil 2O0-9 i3 Z
Thomas. Harris and Lewis. williamson;
Cash and TAYLOR
While Ownie Bush, manager Of the Pitts
burgh Pirates, was in the city Sunday he
visited Garfield park and camped under a
shade tree and watched the Z NJ. S. nine
play a practice game with the Question
Marks. Beech Grove failed to show up
for it's game with Y. NJ. S. Frank Nc
Kinney. manager Of the Y. NJ. s. team
invited Bush to attend and watch. Rearick
and Mueller perform star local battery.
The Indianapolis times., 1929-07-30
Three Jockeys Narrowly Escape
Death in Spectacular Spill
Two Riders Knocked Unconscious When Horses Fall at
Arlington; Thoroughbred Breaks Neck.

Jimmy Smith, up on Wood Axton,
was slightly hurt when his mount
fell trying to avoid the PROSTATE
riders and horses.
Fronk and V. Smith were revived
at the hospital
The accident was attributed to
the greenness of the 2-year-old
horses, which started swerving one
sixteenth of mile from the wire.
The Indianapolis times., 1929-07-30
Lowery Wins Net
Title at State
Junior Tourney

Bn United Press
EVANSVILLE, Ind, July 30
Emmett Lowery, indianapolis, today
is the junior singles tennis cham
pion of Indiana following a decisive
victory over Robert Royster, Evans
vile, 60, 6-1, 1-6, 81, here Monday.
Lowery, paired with Jean Dem
mary of Indianapolis, also added the
double laurels, defeating Royster
and Oscar Steinbaum, Evansville,
So, As, As, 6-3, So.
Robert Hutchinson, Lawrenceburg,
defeated Joe Stubs, indianapolis,
in the finals of the boys singles,
6-3, 6-2.
The Indianapolis times., 1929-07-30

AN INTERESTING FEATURE IN con-
NECTION WITH THE ITINERARY WHICH
MCARNEY INCLOsED IN HIS COM
MUNICATrON IS THAT HE HAS SEIZED
ULED THE YOUNG HERR TO APPEAR
IN AN EXHIBITION MATCH AT CAL
GARY. ALBERTA. ON AUG. Q. IT WAS
AT CALGARY THAT MCARNEY'S S
CAREER AS A FIGHT MANAGER SUS-
TANNED A TRAGIC SETBACK.
The Indianapolis times., 1929-07-30
HUNT WINS ON FOUL

TULSA, July 30.-After knocking
down Babe Hunt twice, Young
Stribling lost on a foul here Mon
day night in the sixth round to the
Pocna City heavyweight. Dave
Barry, Chicago, refereed. A power
full Stribling right landed below the
belt.
The Indianapolis times., 1929-07-30
RISKO FINISHES AHEAD

BIZ Times Special
CLEVELAND, July 30-Johnny
Risko, local heavyweight, won on
points from Emmett Rocco, EIwood
City, Pa, Monday night in twelve
rounds. In a previous match Rocco
beat Risko The scrap Monday
was hard fought all the way.
Rosy Rosales, Mexico, outpointed
Arvin Spence, eight rounds.
The Indianapolis times., 1929-07-30
Plays 1870 Holes

B'f THitcd Press
a NDERSON, Ind, July 3d.
IA Donald Hunter, youthful
Anderson golfer, today claimed
the "golf1ng endurance record
of the world" after playing l80
holes Monday.
The Anderson amateur
started his grind at 4:05 a. m.
and played his last shot at
6:55 p. m.
Hunter, paired with Robert
Phillips. set a twosome record
last year with 135 holes.
The Indianapolis times., 1929-07-30
City 7 ennis
Stars Clash
Many Matches in Brookside
Park Tourney.

Nineteen first round matches in
mems singles, and nine in junior
singles were to be played in the
Brookside tennis tournament today
following the opening Monday. One
second round match was to be
played In each division.
Harold JuStus conquered Frank
Wilson, Ga, 6-8, Ga in the feature
match Monday Henry Schmidt's
victory over Court Darlington, rs,
4-6, Ga, was another hotly con-
tested battle.
Complete results of Mondays
games:
Mems Singles
Henry Schmidt defeated Court Caring
ton. rs, as, ga: Gus Gren5 defeated Ban
sullivan. go. 6-1; A. W. Fournace de-
feated Kep .Noull, 60, 90; H. Justus de-
feated Frank Wilson, g., 6-8, ga; George
Horst defeated Farringtcn BridWell. So,
81; Tom White defeated c. M Gross,
81, 6-6; Catherine Wolf defaulted to Cos
tello; Bob Anderson defeulated to Art
Meunter; John Oberlies defeated Louise
Karle, 6-3, 60; Ellsworth Sunman defeated
Babe Brown, 6-3, 81.
Juniors Singles
Leroy Rathsam defeated Talmadge, 6-2
so; OFT Alderman defeated P. Ramev. 6-3
SO; Frank Wilson defeated R. Bradford
Ga, rs; Ed Lutz defeated Ready. ca, Sd
The Indianapolis times., 1929-07-30
National Rogue
Tourney Opens

BIZ United Press
WARSAW, Ind, July 3O.-Con-
tests were continued today in the
annual American Rogue League
tournament which started Monday.
The entry list included persons
from throughout the country. Hiram
Hayden, Cleveland, last years cham
plon, will not defend his title.
The Indianapolis times., 1929-07-30
TAKES WELTER TITLE

TORONTO, Ontario, July 30
The Canadian welterweight title was
won by Jackie Phillips, Toronto, here
Monday night when he defeated Red
Bragan, also Of Toronto, in ten
Cure and Caster are going to the
rounds
The Indianapolis times., 1929-07-30
NEAL BOOTS 'EM HOME
I6-Year- Old Jockey Leads Chicago
Riders in Victories.
81 Tinles NpecioI

7
CHICAGO. July 30.-Paul Neal,
I6-year- old jockey, has booted home
twenty-one winners during the Ar
lington park race season, despite
three-day suspension handicap and
a number Of days of inactivity due
to injuries. He leads Elmo Shrop-
shire, his nearest rival, who tied
him in winners at washington park,
by eight.
The Indianapolis times., 1929-07-30
cox SKEEBALL WINNER
Defeats Foxworthy at Riverside; !;
Meets Grannemann Next.

The weekly skeebal match at the
Riverside alleys resulted in a VIC
tory for Lester Cox, present state
titleholder, over Paul Foxworthv.
by score OF 1,S4o to ITO in a nine
game contest. The win gives Cox
two legs" on the championship
medal donated by the Riverside
management and another win will
give him permanent possession.
Next Saturday night at 9 o'clock
Cox will meet Carl Grannemaun.
former champion.
The Indianapolis times., 1929-07-30

Runs batted ir-Layne Monahan. Barn
hart %, Sprin2, Riconda (2l, Wamby.
Grigsby 81, Gerken, Angley, Bejma. Two
Love. Three-base' hits@Grigsby w. speece. c.
Stolen base 49, Michaels Sacrifices -
Michaels, Murray, Angley. Double play
Riconda to Wamby to Michaels Left on
bases-Indianapolis, 8; Kansas City. 5.
Base on balls-Of Murray, 2; of Thomas.
2. Struck ByMurray 2; by Love.
l. Hits-Of Murray, u in l-3 innings;
Of Love in innings of Thomas / in
% innings; of Specie, in 3 innings.
Passed ball-Angley Winning pitcher
Murray. Losing pitcher-Love. Umpires-
Goetz and Rue. Time-2.02.
The Indianapolis times., 1929-07-30

saws. in t h {
Southern Asso-
citation, held the
3 ir min g h a III
Barons, league
leaders, h.tless in
a recent game
The Chicks Won
2 to l, the Bar
ons' run being
he result of an
error. This is the
first no-hit game
reported from
the leag que in sew
oroI uaorc Tho
The Indianapolis times., 1929-07-30
Results Yesterday
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Williams, NllkiESOL anu &AS.l SsO4'
Strelecki, Eooleman, BuVld ana MeMen-
The Indianapolis times., 1929-07-30

ID IVERSIDE golf club team nosed
N out a two-point victory over
Pleasant Run $3.50 at Pleasant
Run. Each team was composed of
tkirty-two players and the two
course professionals, Herman Uebele
and Russell Stonehuose, as we'll as
the Riverside course manager,
Count Rosasco. Stonehouse scored
80 victory over Uebele with a
medal score of rs while Uebele took
II. N1ilt McGaw eased out a ver-
dict over the Count, 2-1, with an So,
although Count only took IS. The
matches were scored Nassau system.
n
Another pairing brought together Bill
Reed Sr., and Tiford Orbison. Reed scored
a three point win which match might have
turned the entire team verdict. Orbison
had to withdraw from the match on ac-
count of sickness and gave the points
away.
Johnny Niblack, ex-newspaper man, was
unequal to the task Of defeating c. Bender
of Pleasant Run and the east slider won
against Nlblack's 102.
Harry Schorstein. president of the
Pleasant Run Club and Jimmy Reihl, Of
ficer OF the Riverside organization, bad a
nip and tuck match, both shooting SIS.
Reihl conserved strokes where strokes
meant the win of holes, however, and won
the match 212 to u.
=
Young REED also turned in
L three points to the Riverside
total, defeating R. Close of Pleas
ant Run. Reed shot an IS, while
Close shot 95. Stanley Caster de-
feated R. Won Sprecklesen, 80, with
an IS against 81. John Mcclure
tumbled before Leslie Muessing, 2-1,
Muessing shooting a IS against Nc
Cures 79. Billy Reed Jr., Nc
Guire and Caster are going to the
national public links tournament at
St. Louis next week. Ed Ulrich, also
Of Riverside, is to accompany them.
Maurice Feeney. city public links
champion. and Bill Reed Sr. will
represent the city course, their fares
being paid as winner and runner-up
in the city tournament. The 9TH
ers are paying their own way.
TO be conducted by the United States Golf
ASsocia tim PairinQs Announced for Ya.ax
The Indianapolis times., 1929-07-30
RIPPLE MAT RESULTS
Guthrie Tosses Routt After Losing

Guthrie Tosses Routt After Losing
First Fall of Match.
After Dick Routt, Anderson, had
won the first fall in the main mat
go at Broad Ripple Monday night,
Elmer Guthrie, Texas heavyweight,
captured the next two falls and the
match. In other bouts Ralph Han
cock downed Cowboy Jones and
Johnny Carlin defeated Carl Cha
ney,
The Indianapolis times., 1929-07-30
Tribe Averages
RAIN PREVENTS SCRAP

NEW YORK, July 30-The Joe
Sekyra- George La Rocco bout here
Monday night was postponed by
zsiEA
The Indianapolis times., 1929-07-30

The answer to that is the McCarney and
his associates are not recognized by the
Re,v York boxing commission as the
young Herrs manager, and most OF the
money that has been taken in has gone TO
him and to his native manager. Arthur
Buiow who though repudisted by the
fighter. Is recognized by the commission.
The Indianapolis times., 1929-07-30
NATIONAL IFAGTE
AMERICAN LEAGUE
THREF-I LEAGUE
Games Today

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Columbus at Minneapolis.
Toledo at ST. Paul.
Louisville at Milwaukee.
indianapolis at Kansas City.
The Indianapolis times., 1929-07-30

feat brought several big league
scouts to look Weinert over, as the
Barons are a Slugging aggregation.
He has been in the majors before.
The Indianapolis times., 1929-07-30
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Cleveland al Boston
Chlcago at New YORK.
Detroit az Philadelphia.
s. Louis st Washington.
The Indianapolis times., 1929-07-30
7Eight Straight Victory Adds Cubs Lead Over Pittsburgh
Pitches No-Htt
Tilt in Dixie
Bu NE4 Serrtce
the staff Of

BIZ NE4 Serrice
MEMPHIS, Tenn, July 3O.-Phil
Iva Weinert, southpaw pitcher on
the staff of the Memnhis Chicka-
The Indianapolis times., 1929-07-30
NATIONAL LEAGUE

New York at Cincinnati.
Boston at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh.
BROOKLYN al ST. Louis
The Indianapolis times., 1929-07-30
Bow to A. A. Leaders
(At Kansas City Monday
INDIANAPOLIS
KANSAS CITY

Penner batted for Metz in the sixth.
Riddle batted for Love in the sixth
The Indianapolis times., 1929-07-30
LOCAL BOY WINNER

George Oldham Takes Boxing Title
at Camp Knox.
BIZ United Press
CAMP KNOX, KY, July 3d.
George Oldham, Indianapolis, won
the 175-pound class in the boxing
tournament just concluded at the
Citizens Military Training camp
here. About sixty other men were
eliminated before Oldham went into
the finals.