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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-24
FIRST AIR MAIL
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LETTER BROUGHT
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MAYOR A. B. COLE

The first letter by air mail from
Austin. Texas. TO Brownsville, has
Been delivered. 1t was sent by
Harry Faux. in the capital city
on business. and was addressed
to Mayor A. B. Cole.
The unofficial opening OF the
air mail resulted through a trip
from Austin here by Mr. and Mrs
c. A. Neitert, made in A CrrtiSs
Robin plane, piloted by A. ID.
burst. The trip was made IN rec
ord time Of four hours. it is said.
incidentally. Neitert, who also
visited Fort Worth. announced he
had made arrangements with the
Texas Air Transport TO handle
the agency for the Travelair planes
in this section.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-24
AIRPORT Here
CALLED BEST
Fairchild Airplane
Manager Praises
Local Field

Another letter complimenting
Brownsville on its municipal air.
port has been received by the
chamber Of commerce. The latest
is from Richard II. Depew, Jr.,
sales manager of the Fairchild
Airplane Corporation. who recently
was a visitor here. The letter. ad-
dressed to CT. c. Richardson, man
sger of the chamber Of commerce,
reads as follows:
Upon a recent flight to Tampico
with a Fairchild model II. cabin
monoplane, 1 had the pleasure OF
landing at the Brownsville munich
pal airport and I wish TO take this
opportunity of CONTEMPLATING the
citizens of Brownsville on n OF
the very finest airports I have
ever seen.
Il feel confident that the money
and effort expended in its con-
struction will come back many fold
to your city as in my opinion. 1t
will. without doubt. be the main
airplane port Of entry between
Mexico and the United STATE.
II should also Ike to commend
the very efficient management Of
your airport. ! received every cour-
tesv and the best Of service"
The chamber of commerce also
Is in receipt Of advices from Paul
Meng. manager Of the Grav Goose
Airline company of CHICAGO. that
he will arrive in Brownsville next
week with a tri-motored Ford plane
TO attend the celebration.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-24
CORPUS CHRISTI A
FOR SUNDAY REVIVAL
fsneeial to The Heraldl

CORPUS CHRISTI. Feb. ga
masSed meeting Of 500 singers. rep
reSenting six Corpus Christi
churches, will be held at the Port
Compress Co. plant here at 7 D. m.
Thursday in preparation for the
Billy Sunday revival campaign.
which begins here Sunday, March
3. for a five weeks campaign. AT
1880 p. m. there will be dedicatory
services, the sermon to be preached
by n OF the local ministers.
On Friday, March I. at 7:3O D..
los ushers and IS secretaries
from the different churches iii
gather for organization and in
struction. AT 8 o'clock that night.
a meeting Of personal workers will
be held.
The Rev. and Mrs. William A.
Sunday will arrive in Corpus Chris
Il Saturday morning, March 2.
Texas day. The first service Of the
campaign will be held at 10:45 4.
m. Sunday. March 3.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-24
NrInOW,S SNfITE

ST. LOUIS. Mo.-Confronted In
court by a man who swindled her,
Mrs. Elsa Mayer. a widow. punched
him in the jaw and knocked him
ont.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-24
BISHOPS BAN ON DIVORCED

LONDON.-Bishop Nj. u. Furse
Of st. Adams has notified all minis
tiers in his diocese to marry no d.
vorced persons.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-24

the silt conditions are very similar
to those Of the Rio Grande, are
confident it VIII prove effacacious-
The cost Of the 1000 feet OF pro-
tective work viii be approximately
$4,000, engineers estimate.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-23
Golf Sharks
Mobilize for
Canuck Meet

81 LnttCd Press
MONTREAL, July 23-Golfers
whose names are famous wherever
the game is played were gathering
in Montreal today from all parts of
the continent to timber up for the
Canadian open golf championship,
which takes place over the Kama
waki course Thursday, Friday and
Saturday.
Horton Smith, the youngster who
has created such a sensation in the
golf armament; Leo Diegel, the
present holder of the title, and En-
NETT French. Youngstown, O., ar
rived Monday and played a practice
round, Smith and Diegel turning
in cards of 70.
Walter Hagen arrived today and
Tommy Armour, Johnny Farrell
and Abe Espinosa were expected
later today.
Other entries include Ollie Glin-
ME, Detroit; Tom Kerrigan. Gene
Sarazen, Macdonald Smith, Joe
TurneSa and one lone amateur from
the United States, George Won Elm.
Joe Kirkwood and Wild Bill MehI-
horn also have signified their in
tention Of being on hand. There are
158 entries and over one-third hail
from the United States.
Long jim" Barnes, the English
player, is in mid-Atlantic and has
cabled his entry. hoping to arrive in
time.
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Montana coal miner, tonight over
the ten-round distance, and Wine is
said to be sturdy battler plenty
able to take care of himself. Wine
has picked up a lot of valuable ex-
perience against such pugs as Young
Stribling, K o. Christner, Joe Sc
kyra, Johnny Squires, Art Weigand,
Tony Fuente, Jimmy Byrne and
others. He invaded South Africa a
few years back and beat Squires and
also Spalla, the Italian, in fifteen
round bouts.
There is every reason to believe,
therefore, that Wine is not going to
be easy for Virgins in tonights
feature which will top a card of six
bouts. Four Six-rounders and a
four rounder will precede the main
go. with the first scrap at $50
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-23
Essex Event
Has Field of
Star Women
Foremost Court FASTENERS,
Except Helen Wills, Play
at Manchester.

BV Hitcd Press
MANCHESTER. Mass. July 23.-
Mrs. Molla Mallory of New York to-
day won her way into the third
round of the Essex Country Clubs
annual Women'S singles tournament
by eliminating Miss Josephine
Cruickshank of California, 2-6,
60, 6-3.
BIZ United Press
MANCHESTER, Mass, July 23.-
Play in the Essex County Clubs an
nual women's tennis tournament
commenced here Monday with the
country's foremost women players,
except Helen Wills, competing.
The other California Helen, Miss
Jacobs, did not appear Monday, but
was expected to play her first round
single match against Louise Packer
of Winchester today. Miss Jacobs
has been seeded first in the absence
of Miss Wills, who already holds two
legs on the Essex County Clubs
bowl.
Some of the nations prominent
players who survived the play Mon
day were Marjorie Morrill,, Dedham;
Edith Cross, San Francisco; Mrs.
Franklin I. Mallory, New York; Mrs.
L. A. Harper, San Francisco, and
Ethel BUrkhart, San Francisco.
An upset was recorded in a sec
ond-round match Monday when
Mary Greet, Kansas City, eliminated
the woman's collegiate champion,
Marjorie Gladman Of Santa Monica,
6-3, 1-6. Ga.
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Breadon frankly admitted he
made mistake in firing McKechnie
after last seasons disastrous world
series.
4 realize now Breadon said,
that he is a great manager. I
simply took the world series too
much to heart
SouthWorth will become manager
Of Rochester again. Technically, it
was said. SOuthWorth action
amounted to resignation.
Pending arrival Of McKechnie,
wednesday. Breadon said, "Gabby'
Street, coach, will direct the club,
effective this afternoon against the
Phillies. Southworth, he added, will
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-23
Bell Due to See Action During
State Tennis Play at Fl. Wayne
Intercollegiate Champ Prominent Among Title ASpirants
All Favorites Come Through Monday.

OTIS wyneken, Fl; Wayne, defeated Ted
Julian, Button. 6-3 6-3.
Hugh Macarthur. San Diego. CAL de-
feated Jim Hodgman, ColdWater, Mich,
6-1, 60
Fit. Wayne. rs. 81.
Doc BroHn. Chicago, defeated Graham
place, Bowling Green, o., 7-5. Ga.
Kari Kamrath, austin, Tex, defeated L.
Portnoy. St. Louis. OIL. 90.
James Wilson. Fl. Wayne. defeated x.
BreWka, Cleveland, o., 81, 60.
Carl Irenus, Chicago, defeated r.
Shoad, Ft Wayne. rs, 6-4. 6-3.
W. DqBbadways HuntlngtGo49' defsated
". Dammeier, TT. Waynue, defeated j.
Resented, St. Louis. 8-6 3-6, SO.
Louis Reynolds. TT. Wayne, defeated
Howard uck, FIT. Wayne, default.
r. Fuestel, TT. Wayne. defeated G.
ZUber. Fit. Wayne default.
J. sinner, #. Wayne, defeated R. BiXel,
Lima. o., default.
Sidney smith St. Louis; defeated C..
B0SSelman, Button, SO, 81.
J. Smith, st. Louis, defeated c. Bridges,
Button. SO. So.
aker, Evansville, So. ST. 6-1.
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leave at once to take up the
Rochester position.
The Cardinals, National League
pennant winners last year, lost
every game of the world series to
the Yankees under McKechnie, and
this year have felt the need Of pitch
ers. They are in fourth place.
Rochester is leading the Inter-
national League.
Since Rogers Hornsby piloted the
Cardinals to their first pennant in
1926. the team successfully has been
led by Bob O'Farrell, McKechnie,
Southworth, and now McKechnie
again.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-23

MINNEAPOLIS, July 23.-With a
double-header today, the second
twin bill of the series, the Indians
we're to close their stay in Mime
apolis and tonight the FASTENERS Of
Bruno Bethel will head for Milwau-
kee to engage the Brewers, begin
ming Wednesday. And it will be an
other prolonged series, consisting OF
six games, a postponement having
been added to a regularly scheduled
fVe-game set.
Nike Kelley's NfIlers came out OF
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-23
Double Header Ends Tribe Stay
With Millers; Brewer Series Next
Following Twin Bill Today, Indians Face Six Games in
Milwaukee; BetzeteS WaIoped Monday.

their slump with bang Monday
and slaughtered the Betzelites, 10
to 7, Byron Specie and Lefty Hall
being the victims of the Minneapolis
bats Emmer was the big noise of
the afternoon with five consecutive
hits one being a mighty homer off
Specie with one on in the third.
Layne Doubles Twice
The Indians also did considerable
clouting, but the fifth inning, when
the NIillers got eight runs, was too
much for the scrapping HoosierS to
overcome. Herman Layne led the
Tribe assault with two doubles and
a single. RUDE Benton went the
full route on the Miller mound.
It was like sweet music to Miller
fans to see their nine far out in
front, because they had been made
to suffer through three beatings at
the hanos of the Indians Saturday
and Sunday
Umpire Crippled
Umpire johnson, who injured a
leg Sunday, was unable to oft1ciate
Monday and Middleton of the Mil
lers and Boone of the Hoosiers
helped out Umpire Brown.
And Brown had his troubles and
banished Manager Bethel in the
fifth, the inning during which the
Kelleyites scored eight times.
The 800 mark is jinx to the Tribes
men. Every time they reach it they
stumble and Lose.
Thirteen Milers went to the plate in the
fat fifth. Emmer socked a double and
single in that round.
Lefty Hall. semi-pro rookie. pitched
good ball after the horrible fifth. The
defeat was charged against Specie. who
blew up entirely in the fifth, which is
about his limit OF endurance any more
Apparently he has reached that stage now
where he is better golfer than a
pitcher.
Harris had a busy day in center for
Minneapolis with eight putouts
Emmer batted in five runs and ployed
nifty game at short.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-23
Young Southpaw Meter Fills in
for La Coste on French Squad
Christian 8ouSSuS, u, Has Won Numerous Regional
Titles; Cup Drawings to Occur Thursday.

Princess hotel where the American
Davis cup team is living
Boussus, who takes the place Of
La Coste. is % years old and the
winner of numerous regional cham
pionships. He is perhaps the fore
most left-handed wielder of a ten
MS racket in the world.
La Coste has been i'll for several
days and his physicians announced
to the French Lawn Tennis Asso-
citation today that his condition is
much too weak to permit him to
engage in the Davis cup matches.
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BIZ Hlted Press
FIT. WAYNE, Ind, July 23-Re-
naming first and second round
games we're to be played today in
the annual state singles tennis
tournament. In each instance
Monday favorites disposed OF their
initial bracket opponents.
Berkeley Bell. Austin, Tex ma
tional intercollegiate champion, was
scheduled to play his first match to-
day. In event all singles contests
are run off on schedule, play for the
doubles title will get under way
Wednesday. First-round results
Monday we're:
E. G. Dorey. indianapolis, defeated Eric
Gawehn, FIT. Wayne. $40, Ga, 63.
Karl Kamrath. austin. TeT., defeated
Sidney Smith. St. Louis. defeated c.
Bosselman Button, 60, OIL.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-23
STONER TO FIT. WORTH

81 United Press
FIT. WORTH. Tex. July 22.-Lil
Stoner. right-hand pitcher OF the
Detroit Americans, will join the TT.
Worth baseball club of the Texas
League Saturday, it was announced
here today.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-23

Plenty Of seats are available and
parking space is unlimited. Com
plete card follows.
Ten Rounds-Chuck Virgins. Indianapc-
It's, vs.. frankie Wine, Montana; heavy
weights.
Six ROuods-Tod Smith Canton. o.. -.
frankie Pslmo. Cincinna"'' Velte~VeiEht4
Si1 ROunds-CeciI Hurt, Indianapolis. w.
Larry PAXTON. Cincinnati; middiev Fights.
Six Rounds-Bil Speaks. Cincinnati vs..
Charlie shine indianapolis: middle
weights.
six Rounds-Carl Sohmadel. Indianapolis.
IS. Tommy BambraGEh. Springfield IT.,
Junior lightweightS.
Four Rounds-Chiok Hall indianapolis.
vs.. Chick Wagner. LAFAYETTE: bantam
weights.
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BIZ Tritc9 Press

~ 7TTT"" |T0E9
PARIS, July est was an
nounced officially today that Rene
La Coste. ace of the French tennis
courts and the ranking player of
the world. will not play with the
French Davis cup team against
America this weekend.
The French Davis cup team ten
tatively is Jean Borotra. Jacques
BrugnOn. Henri COchet and Chris
tan BOussuS. The official an
nouncement OF the team will not be
made known until Thursday when
the drawing takes place at the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-23
20 Vets Back

BU MA Scrricc
TTRBANA, III. July 23.-The
~ University of Illinois will
have a strong squad in its at
tempt to retain the Big Ten
Conference football champion
ship this fall.
Twenty letter men will form
a nucleus for Coach Bob Zup-
Ike to work with The Him
need new tackles most of all,
then centers and ends.
The number of veteran backs
is increased by the return OF
Frank Lanum, 1926 quarter
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-23
LAMB CHAMP AGAIN
Toronto Golfer Retains Pro Title
of Canada.

MONTREAL, Quebec, July %
Willie Lamb. Toronto. was holder of
the Canadian professional golf
championship. for the second sue
cessive year today having turned in
a score of 142 for thirty-six holes
il the title tourney.
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away to CleYe-
land and got
knocked OUT by
George Godfrey,
Giant N e g r o .
whom most of the
prominent heavy
weights are duck
ing, Virgins made
a fight Of it in
that clash and
gave the fans a
show despite the
fact he finally was
overwhelmed by
the giant.
Virgins meets
FRANKIE w IN G
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-23
MINNEAPOLIS

RUNS batted ln-Emmer T5I, High u,
Benton ~ Rawlings McMullen, Stroner
~. Barnhart. Sprinz. Connolly, Specie.
Two base hits-Harris. Voter. Emmer,
Layne a. Home run-Emmer. Stolen
bases-Emmer. Monahan. Sacrifces-Cot-
ter. Warstler. Double plays-Yoter to
Rawlings to Cotter Connolly to Warstler
TO Monahan. Left on bases-Nfinnea polls,
s; Indianapolis. g Hit by pitcher-By
Species Griffin. Harris Bases on balls
-OG Benton. /; off Speece 3: of Hall, 2
Struck out-By Benton. .: by Specie. 2:
by Hall, l. Hits-Of Specie, 10 in four
oil Hail. in four innings Losing pitcher
Specie. Umpires-BroWn, Middleton and
Boone Time 1856.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-23
SCHAEFER ONLY "a

Though he has won the 1872 balk-
line billiard championship five times.
Young Jake Schaefer is only 81 years
old. He has been cueing them
around since he was 81.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-23
BOSTON RELEASES BRADLEY

BIZ lines special
BOSTON, July 23.-Herbert Brad
ley, pitcher. was released outright
by the Boston Red Sox Monday to
the Canton club in the Central
League.
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Veteran Hoosier Heavy Battles
Montana Mauler in Ten-Rounder
Virgins Tackles frankie Wine at Fort Tonight; Five
Other Scraps Listed in Post Ring.

Chuck Virgins, veteran Hoosier
battler performs before his home
town fans tonight at TT. Harrison,
for the first time since he went
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-23
Semi-Pro and Amateur Baseball

Continuing their winning streak, the
Y " S dsfeatad the Edsewood A. C-s, 20
| 9o1 HTS a6 6 f fSe'i E6seRoo6 3'f hu!
ers Three home runs. by Il and c. Seal,
featured the CAV The batteries we're.
ana Kelly. = ~ 5. Field schott an :
Muslle-.
orays at sti,ssvsIie. ! 10 5. sunday. Rev
ncIdS A hurler famed sixteen. For
eanes iD August with the A. C-s. address
william Rider. 1881 Beletontaine street
Mars Hin Won from the Riverside, Grays
Sun6a-. 10 Next sunday Bridgeport
0-avS 20 Mars Etil- The Brl1EepOrt man
sgs- IS requested 20 call Be l2l6-M after
3 2. n.
The Dady 4. C.s defeated The Cloverdale
Cra-s. rs 10 :. SUNDAY. Hoffa allowed the
cuts 70 Els credit. Next SUNDAY the A. C.s
IL PLAY az Gosport For eaIeS n Au-
lgst ard September address Basil Flint.
1873 Oliver avenue.
ssxson Brothers Goal Company Won from
Lre I0ciacapc.iS MoDceranS; SUNDAY, AZ
Riverside Ne. {. The SeXson Brothers nine
bookec 70 p.sv The William X Block
-F.be SUNDAY. july IS. The Seasons have
lrsxel zero and ask Tor Bert after s ?. m.
The Chrlstamore and William H Block
me was Ca-4e0 I'D TIE ttlLn inning with
The score tied SUNDAY. Next Sunday the
CtrIstamoreS tsuSic with the Spades The
C1ristauores have Aug. IS and 20 open.
can Belmont ll75 for games.
west Washington Merchants viii practice
Tr.1av al ; e. u. az Riverside No I. Piay-
ers desiring - TROUT be a. practice. The
Merchants are scheduled 70 play the PEG
r.ss nine next SUNDAY. July IS. and want
-7rleS vltl fast CRY and state teams Call
8rlmort $3.50.
indianapolis Trianglss want 3 game Tor
O-angs $ or can Dr. $3.50.
HELMsBURG. Ind-In a game featured
~ the pitching OF Lents. Who struck out
fourteen men. The Brown County Aces de-
testec the Madison Eagles here SUNDAY.
e. Never and Hurt featured az the bat
O. July IS The Aces play Hope, Ind. az
Nashville.
Jimmy Bova with his splendid mound
work won an easy victory Tor the Peoples
Quitting over the Mscsbees Sunday. i4-6.
wilson collected four hits ii as many
times az bat for the Peoples. The Out
felders win practice al Garfield No. )
Tuesday evening.
Msrmon Fights lineup has been
strerrthened By the addition Of another
hgrler. Ding Harlan former Three-I
league performer. The Msrmons desire
earres during August and September. and
wsnk TO hear from ConnerSville. RuShYile.
Msrioa. Kokomo stelitss, Laooga and
others. Address Paul Miller, li2s Brad
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Riverside No. Wednesday evening.
Holy Cross defeated Van Camps SUNDAY.
The Holy Cross nine meets the fast Shank
lin aggregation at BrookSide next Sunday
The indianapolis Cubs won over the E.
e. Atkins nine IS. at Keystone park Sun
oay- The Cubs VIII practice Wednesday
and Friday evenings this week
St. Patricks will practice at Garfield at s
.. n. Wednesday. All PLAYERS must be
present. Next Sunday the Saints play the
lrVlngtor Builders at Irwin field but have
Aug. open. Call Frank Roth. Dr. Oll6
Hoosier 4. B. C.'s Negro nine. dropped
one or the fastest games OF their season
70 the RuShville SpeedWavS Sunday. al
The HooslerS are booked TO play Arcadia
there next sunday. For games with the
4 s. C.s IN August and September. write
Martin Moore. 1917 Northwestern avenue.
indianapolis Midways Will play the New
Augusta Coca Colas there Sunday All
meeting at III Persons 1926 Draper street.
MidwavS in August call or write B. Gray
1875 SOUTH State Avenue. Dr. 6020-W.
MUNCIE. Ind.-The Muncie Athletics
won TWO games from the Miami Giants
Negro nine Of Miami. Fla. here SUNDAY
and Monday taking the first 1913 and
the second g SUNDAYS tilt was fea-
tureo by homer hit By Garfield OF Miami
IN the ninth inning with bases loaded
Cash and George. OF the Athletics came
through with home runs 10 win the Mon
day game. Scores.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-23
Goes, MKechnje Returns as Cardinal Manager
Reverse Switch of Pilots Made Between st. Louis and
Rochester Clubs as Owner Breadon Declares
He Made Mistake in Firing 1928 Boss.

ST LOUIS July 23For the fifth time in four seasons, the
ST. Louis Cardinals have manager Billy Southworh who
year here from Rochester and snapped jobs with Bill
McKechne has done the thing again, Sam Breadon,
nresidpnt announced TODAY.
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Tribe Averages
EXHIBITION GAMES

New York Yankees. Il; Buffalo, 3.
Toronto, 7; Detroit Tigers, 1.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-23

CLUB IS YEARS OLD
The Royal Bermuda Yacht Club,
organized in 1874 is celebrating its
elghty-fifth birthday this year.
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So AT COACHING SCHOOL

Elghty-three coaches and athletes
from ten different states were en-
rolled at Indiana university's sum-
mer school this year
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Just what prompted this individual to
ten ali has not ben explained Perhaps
he had grown tired laughing about the
hosx. VI is too much to presume that any
finer instincts could have actuated him.
IS fer Potter. who is only 81 years old,
I'm not sure just what sort Of indict-
mont should be returned against him.
am inclined 70 believe he is more of
simpleton than a cheat
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-23

TN golf your score is what you say
Z it is until proved otherwise. 1t
wasn't until a DAY later that the
staggering fraud of Potter was ex-
posed. While he was out on the
links banging away in a bunker try
ing to score a 6 on par three hole
his partner Of the day before called
the club officials by phone and ad-
mitted the score was a 70, not a ga.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-23
NATIONAL LEAGUE
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Results Yesterday
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Kansas CITY ........ 0I0 600 00O-I o
johnson and Dsvine; Davis, Fette and
Peters.
Toledo ........... 900 COL oOi-6 10 2
Milwaukee ..... $50 900 20O-5
Parmelee. Doyle. Pfefer and McCurdy.
Temple. Eddleman and Young.
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Ramsey A. C.s won from the Stilesville
C~avs at Stiiesville. 10 :. sunday Rey-
nCldS. A hurler famed sixteen. For
cames ir August with the a. C.s. address
william Rider. 1881 Beletontaine street.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-23

IT REQUIRED A WORLD OF BRASS
TO CLAIM A "a OVER ONE OF THE
TOUGHEST COURSES IN AMERICA AND
AT s DRAMATIC MOMENT WHEN SUCH
A SCORE WOULD LIFT HIM WITH ONE
SWIRLING SWEEP OVER THE DIEGELS.
FARRELIS. MEHLHORNS AND SARAZENS
TO PLACE HIM OUT IN FRONT IN ONE
OF TIE MAJOR TOURNAMENTS
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THAT EXTRA tx"

Ed Roush spells his name that
way, but Jimmy FoXX added the
superfuous *" to his name when
he reached the majors.