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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-08-28
Van Ryn and Allison Take
On Bell and White
in East.
STARS LEFT IN LIST
TiIden, Hunter and Others
Struggle for Honors.

BIZ United Press
CHESTNUT HILL, Mass, Aug. %.
John Van Ryn Of Orange, N. j.,
and Wilmer Allison of Austin, Tex,
top-seeded Americans in the ma
tional doubles tennis championships
being played on the Longwood
Cricket Club courts here, were to
meet their first serious challenge
today when they opposed the Tex
ans, Berkeley Bell and Lewis N.
White, in quarter finals match.
Two foreign and six native en-
tries comprise the field which was to
strive today to enter the semi-final
brackets.
William T. Tilden, Philadelphia,
and Francis T. Hunter of New
Rochelle, N. Y, third-seeded among
the Americans, were to oppose the
American South African combina-
ton of Gregory Mangin, George
town university player, and Norman
Farquharson.
The top-seeded foreigners, H. w.
Austin and J. S. Olliff of England,
were to meet Wilbur F. Coen and
Harris Coggeshall, mid-Western
youths who provided the tourna-
ment's first real upset Tuesday when
they eliminated Fritz Mercur and
Gilbert Hall, fourth seeded Amer
lean team.
In the other quarter-fna today,
George Lott Jr. of Chicago and John
Doeg of Santa Monica, Cal, second
seeded Americans, we're to be pitted
against Frank x. Shields of New
York and Donald Strachan of Phil
adelphia.
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Chicago Star,
Champ Clash
in Open Play
Keen Matches Expected in
Second Round of
Women'S Meet.
BIZ United Press
~ rTET NH

BIZ United Press
CLEVELAND. Aug. 28.-Keen
competition was expected today
among the sixteen players as they
began the second round of match
play in the womens western golf
championship.
The battle between Mrs. Leona
Pressler Of Los Angeles, title holder
in 1927 and 1923, and Mrs Lee Mida,
star Chicago goafer, was looked
upon as the days feature match.
They met last year in the third
round Of the women's western at
Indian Hill, with the Californian the
victor by two-hole margin.
Titlist Erratic
Mrs. Mida is on her game, as
scores of her first two rounds indi-
cate, while the champion has played
cratic golf. In the matter Of medal
scores, however, each has registered
two cards of 83.
Today's pairings brought together
in the upper bracket Mrs. Pressler
and Mrs. Mida; Mrs. Gregg Lifur.
Los Angeles and Mrs. Virginia Villas.
Chicago Virginia Van VIE and Re-
ma Nelson, both of Chicago; and
Kathleen Wright, Los Angeles and
Anne Kennedy, Tulsa, Okla.
Miss Abbott Loses
Paired in the lower bracket were
Mrs. o. S. Hill Of Kansas City and
Eva May Johnson, Chicago; Mrs.
Harold Migbie, Detroit, and Helen
MacMorran, Chicago; Mrs. Julian
Tyler, Cleveland, and Bernice Wall.
Oshkosh, Wis, and Peggy Wattles.
Buffalo, and Mrs. John Arends, Chi
cago.
Miss Elizabeth Abbott, Avalon
Country Club, Indianapolis, lost her
first round match to Kathleen
Wright of Los Angeles, former Cali
fornia champion, 2 and l.
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Walter Hagen and Horton Smith
Play Exhibition at Bloomington
Famous Golfers Stir Up Links Interest in Southern Ind
ana; Perform Next Monday

the. golfing world at present than
Hagen and Smith. THE Haig" has
been an international figure il,
golfdom since 1914, while the youth
full Smith, pro of Joplin, Mo-, has
only recently risen to sensational
heights in the game.
Hagen and Smith will come to
Bloomington Monday morning from
Chicago, where they will play an
exhibition match on Sunday, and
the match at the local course will
get under way at 2 o'clock.
The community course here has
been pronounced one of the sportiest
and toughest in the state and the
two stars probably will have to be
at their best to break the nine-hole
record of 80 made by Bill Hall, as
sistant pro. last week.
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Big Leagues

GEORGE PIPGRAS held the
W Philadelphia Athletics to three
hits Tuesday and scored New Yorks
first victory in six starts, to O.
Connie Mack used his pair of aces,
EarnshaW and Grove, who held New
York to six hits, but received no
aid from the bats of their team
mates.
The Boston Red Sox rallied with
three runs in the eighth 70 tie up
their game with Washington. The
Senators won, 5 to 4, however, when
Sam Rice tripIed and scored on
Buddy Myers single, in the four
tenth inning.
r
THE Chicago Cubs scored four
u runs on seven hits and beat
Cincinnati, to /. Sheriff Blake
held the Reds to six hits and Gin
cinnati's only run came in the
Fourth when Walker hit homer.
Rogers Hornsby hit three singles
and a double in four times at bat.
u
Philadelphia scored seven runs in
the seventh inning to beat Pitts
burgh, to 4. The victory moved
the Pills into sixth place.
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Famous Iron Man
of Diamond on
Way to Recovery

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Aug. 2S.-Iron Man
Joe McGinnity, probably the most
durable pitcher in the history Of
baseball, was reported improving to-
day after an operation in a Brook
Ign hospital.
McGinnity, who pitched for the
New York Giants twenty-five years
ego, was taken to the hospital three
days ago, suffering intestinal trou-
BILE and the operation was ordered.
The Iron Man, when SIS years Of
age, pitched as a regular for the
Rockford team only two years ago
before announcing his reluctant re-
tirement from the game. During
his long career he pitched in the
National League and most Of the
minor circuits. He once managed
the Newark team in the old Eastern
League.
McGinnity gained fame while in
the majors by his ability to pitch
double-headers successfully.
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when she was state title holder two
years ago. Miss Abbott broke into
the local limelight last year. AS a
player in the city tournament she
qualified and then encountered the
strange sensation Of being forced to
play her mother, Mrs. M. j. Abbott
in the quarter finals. The game was
fairly sound, but needed develop
ment.
This year Miss Abbott entered the state
tournament as one of a group of young
players of whom much was expected. She
reached the semi-finals, where one Of her
group. Miss Lou Adams, defeated her. In
the city tournament she again reached
the semi finals where the defending cham
of those matches Miss Abbott was gain
ing what she needed most, match play
experience with gallery following.
HER TUTOR, ROY SMITH, AT AVALON
CLUB, HAS CONFIDENCE OF HER
BRIGHT FUTURE FOR TWO YEARS. HE
HAS WORKED WITH HER GAME AND
AS IT APPEARS THAT SHE HAS THE
BEST GOLFING FORM OF ANY OF THE
YOUNGER LOCAL WOMEN PLAYERS TO-
DAY.
VXTHILE we were in French Lick
w last week some of our pro-
fessionals were up at Milwaukee in
the western open. Dick Nelson of
Meridian Hills and Neal Mcintyre
of Highland finished we'll up in the
final count. Nelson particularly de-
serves credit for reaching the ma
TONS eye with his low scores at the
start of the meet.
DR.. M. E. Clark. prominent local
physician and sportsman. was elect
ed president of the Methusaleh
Club at its organization meeting at
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BIZ TINES Special

BIZ Times Special
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Aug. %
For one day-Monday, Sept. Q
Bloomington will be the mecca for
golf fans from all over the state
of Indiana. Followers of the sport
in unprecedented numbers are ex-
pected in this city on that date to
witness the Walter Hagen Horton
Smith exhibition match at the To-
cal community course on the Cas-
cade park grounds.
Hagen. British open champion,
and Smith, French open champion,
will play a foursome match with
Pro John Stelzel of the local COM
munity club and Pro Everett Leon
ard of the Bedford Country Club.
Probably no other players in the
world with the exception of Bobby
Jones are more in the limelight of
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Ruth Oxen1an Is
Badger Champion

By United Press
MILWAUKEE,, Aug. .28,-Ruth
Oxeman of Cincinnati today held
the Wisconsin open singles tennis
championship for women and was
coholder Of the women's doubles
title.
Miss Oxeman Tuesday defeated
Loise Hoffmeister of Chicago for the
singles championship. The match
was won in straight sets, 81, 6-1.
With Virginia Watson of Mil
waukee, the Ohio star defeated
Ruth Willard, Chicago, and Miss
Hoffmeister 6-3, rs for the doubles
title. In the girls singles Ruth Will
lard defeated Bernice Baetz of two
Rivers, Wis, 6-1, 6-1.
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years. Last week he qualified among
the thirty select, but had the Ill luck
to draw as his first round opponent,
Max Buel, Highland Club champion.
Clark reaped his great reward in the
tournament, however, when he lined
up against Frank Shields, Indian
apolis Country Club star and ancient
rival, in the consolation fight for
championship flight losers. The
match went extra holes and Doc
won. The Methusalehs will hold
their first get together this fall,
probably at French Lick. They plan
several get-together tournaments a
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-08-28

French Lick last
week during the
I n d i a n a state
amateur tourna-
ment. The Me-
t h u S a ! e h S are
golfers over fifty
years Of age and
among the golfers
old and young
t h ere is none
more popul ar
than DR.. Clark.
He plays regular
ly at Highland
and has been one
of the clubs lead
svzr 1A1fe~r FAr
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Harry Wills to
Stage Comeback

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Aug. 28.-Harry
Wills, the Black Menace Of the
Jack Dempsey era of boxing, is
planning a comeback, despite his 81
years.
Wills Tuesday applied to the New
York state athletic commission fol
a renewal of his boxers license.
The commission also joined the
Pennsylvania sports governing body
in recognizing Richard Schikat as
heavyweight wrestling champion OF
the world.
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Labor day Write Carl Dugan, 972 Elm
street or phone Dr. 6269-J.
Keystones play Dady A. A. at Keystone
park Sunday.
oriols Juniors and St.. Catherine clash
a game with Martinsviile for Sept. is
Call Dr.. s1o4-W ask for Frank.
Indianapolis Triangles are without games
for. Sunday and Monday. State teams
write II: E. Beplay, 16 E. Orange street.
or call DR.. 1854.
sunshine Garden a. c. defeated Paris
Cleaners Sunday. 60, at Sunshine park.
Sanders, Garden mound ace, allowed but
two: Next Sunday the Garden nine plays
Sexon M Brothers at Sunshine park: Sand
e e,s VIII be on on the me GUN Artesian City
teams write E: j. .Bohanan. R. r. 4, Box
4o4, indianapolis, for games.
st. Patricks will meet the Y. M. g. in
q double, bill Sunday. at Pennsy park.
Pc o4 ra at p WRITE Al gaeFS 5s s RGtcs
avenue. or call DR.. oils.
Ladoga Red sox defeated Lebanon In
consecutive victory. Danville (Ill) White
Sox play at Ladoga Sunday, and Labor
Day, the Lincoln Highways of Indian
apolis.
Jim Thompson is asked to call Basil
Flint, Bel. 1880.
indianapolis Cubs have an open date
Sunday. Call Harry Brunnor, Be. l01l-R
indianapolis Black Sox play at Arcadia
Sunday. All players are requested to meet
at Douglas Park Friday evening. Mon
day is an open date. Write Henry Woods,
s74 Hosbrook street, or call Dr.. 04l2.
The shortstop for West Haven last Sun
day is asked to call Be. 0164. West Haven
holds a permit for Sunday and is with
out a game. Teams playing in the 1920
wear class call Be. OLGA.
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Five New State Swimming Champs
Crowned in Meet at Broad Ripple
Francis Hodges Wins Two Events; Finals State Amateur
Events on Program Tonight.

by Francis Hodges; Don zemiock, second.
Time, 2:36.
Junior Girls 5o-Yard -sty.e-won
by Carleen Becker; Saxson Showal;s-. sec
ond Helen O'Shea. third. Time. :+3.02.
City 440-Yard Free-S.y.e-Wo1 3y JacE
Shafer: Marvin Laskey. second; Harold
Basler. third. Time. 5,57 As.
City 100-Yard Back Strose-Wo1 81
John Churchman: John Bueaier. second;
Francis Hodges. third. Tine. I.3l rs.
Women's 50-Yard -Styls-Wo1 ~
Dorothy Moore Redhorn: Theizs Willis,
second; Ruth Gertz. third. Time. 80 +5.
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HE'S A REAL TOUGH LAD

Jerry Fitzgerald, Newark out
fielder. put two orioles out OF. the
game during recent series. He hit
a liner that injured Pitcher Hol-
lingsworth's right hand and slid in
to second. injuring Joe Bene's ankle.
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Games Today
Schedule and Results

Games Today
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Louisville at Columbus.
Toledo at INDIANAPOLIS (two games).
St. Paul at Kansas City.
Minneapolis at Milwaukee.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Chicago at Pittsburgh 1.-TWO games).
(Only games scheduled.)
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Boston at Washington.
Philadelphia at New York.
(Only games scheduled.)
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Burgess, johnson
Meet at Ripple

Charlie Burgess will meet Charlie
Johnson in the second four-round
bout Of the fight card at the Broad
Ripple arena Thursday night john
son is stable mate of George Dow
ney and is known to carry a wallop.
frankie Jones and Billy Moore
will step through ten rounds or less
as the feature on the card. There
will be twenty-eight rounds on the
bill. Frank Buchanan will do the
separating" for the card.
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LoWa Gr7anastic
Captain Injured

BIZ United Press
IOWA CITY, Ia, Aug. 28.-A
muscle injury may keep Lawrence
Griswold, captain-elect of the Uni
versity of Iowa gymnastic team out
of competition during the coming
year. An infection which compli-
Gated the injury was responsible fol-
Griswold going to his home at FIT
Madison to recuperate.
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Miss Abbott's
work was cut out
for her Tuesday
as Miss Wright
was we'll up in the
list of qualiferS
with an 83, Local
golf fans, partic-
ularly the women
golf players of the
state, realize what
it means to quail
ify in the west
ern open. We
have had few able
to do it. Probably
the last being our
champion, Miss
Elizabeth Dunn.
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O'NEIL GIVEN RELEASE
Louisville Drops Veteran Catcher
Caught Only Few Games.

BIZ Times Special
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 28-George
Mickey O'Neil has been given his
unconditional release by the Louis
vile Colonies. He ended his service
with the nine as Maurice Shannon
did Thursday, by striking out while
serving as a pinch hitter.
O'Neill was purchased from To-
ledo last season for $4,000, and has
caught only three games this year,
due to an army injury received at
the start Of the training season.
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SULLIVAN LANDS X. o.

BIZ ntte6 Press
POUGHKEEPSIE. N. Y, Aug. g.
Jimmy Sullivan, Miami middle
weight. scored a knockout victory
over Billy Kohut of New York in
the second round of their scheduled
ten-round bout here Tuesday night.
A hard left to the stomach. followed
by right to the jaw lied the
bout.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-08-28
INDIANAPOLIS

Inree-base Elt-MattheTs. IWo-base
Hits-Koehler, Beima. Sacrifice Hits
2uble, Monahan. Stolen Base-Connoiiy
out TO SprinZ 70 Stroner: Devormer to
-loehler. Left on Bases-Toledo. 10; In
annapolis. Z. Bases on Balls-Od Teach
out, ?: Of Lucas, S. Struck Out-By
Teachout. 8; by Lucas, ?. Hit Batsmen-
Warner BY Teachout; Bejma by Lucas
Wild Pitch-Teachout. Umpires-McGreW
and McCaferty. Time-i:32
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-08-28
OKUN SHADES BRADDOCK
Strong Finish Gives Victor Edge in
Light Heavy Battle.
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
LOS ANGELES. Aug. 28.-Yale
Okun won a ten round decision from
James j. Braddock in their light
heavyweight bout here Tuesday
night.
Each won four rounds, but Okun
finished strong to win the decision.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-08-28
THE WILD, WILD WOMEN
Female Athletes Kick, Bite and
Trip" Says Article.

Women athletes, in their nervous
excitement, are often worked up to
a frenzy and they kick each other,
they bite, tear clothing and trip
their opponents" according to an
article in Harpers magazine.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-08-28
DEMPSEY is PUNISHED
Former Heavyweight Champion Sus-
pended by Actors Associa ton.

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Aug. 28.-Jack
Dempsey has been suspended by the
Actors Equity Association presu-
mably for opposition to the associa-
tons methods of attempting to i'm
pose Equity rule on the motion pic
ture industry.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-08-28
MERKLE IN FLORIDA

Fred Merkle, one-tine New York
Giant and Chicago Cubs first sacker,
and author of the famous bone
head play" has a residence near
Daytona, Beach, Fla.
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SIX OVER $500. 900

Only six horses have won more
than $1,000 in the history of the
American turf-Zev, Man O. War,
Exterminator, Sarazen, Display and
Crusader.
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GAMES TO-DAY

Riverside Park, 2 P. NJ
Pittsburgh VS.. Cleveland.
Cincinnati VS.. New York.
Washington VS.. Detroit.
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Results Yesterday

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
st. Paul ,........ 900 900 030-3
Kansas City ..... 200 102 02x-7 IS o
Poll, Campbell and Hargrave; sheehan
and Angley.
MMt1nnsaPgo!s . SdS d doS S Ssos i9
Pate and. McMullen; Ryan. Eddleman,
Temple and McMenemy.
Louisville at Columbus (no game account
state fair.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Cincinnati .......... egg 0 log 600 Q
LgqHe, Donohue and dooch; Blake and
Taylor.
Pittsburgh ......... 100 o1o ola II Q
Brame and Hemsley; smythe and
Lerian.
(Only games scheduled)
philadelphia ..... 600 900 1000 /
Earnshsw. Grove and Cochrane; Pipgras
and Dickey.
(Fourteen Innings)
Boston 49,. 900 001 030 900 90 10
WASHINGTON . 900 20l 100 900 Obs II
McFayden and A. Castor; Jones, BraX-
ton and Spencer, Ruel.
(only games scheduled)
THREE-I LEAGUE
Terre Haute, 4; Decatur 8.
Evansville 4: Danville, g.
Springfield, II: Bloomington, 2.
Quincy. liza; Peoria, 5-3.
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THEY STAND
TUESDAYS GAME

Pittsburgh ....... 600 $50 oil S Z o
Washington ........ 022 3l2 00x-i0 IL 0
Birton and Gall; Rouderboush and
Goldsmith
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Serni-P no, Amateur
Baseball Notes

Forester Cubs want a game Sunday, also
Labor day. Write Carl Dugan, 972 Elm
street or phone Dr. 6269-J.
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oriole Juniors and St. Catherine clash
Sunday at Garfield No. 8. Orioles desire
a game with Martinsville for Sept. IS.
Call DR.. 3104-W ask for Frank.
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Keystones play Dady A. A. at Keyston
park Sunday.
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THREE-I IEAGITE

THREE-I LEAGUE
Evansville, 4: Danville. 8.
Springfield, IL: Bloomington. 2.
Quincy. liza; Peoria, SO.
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for Sunday and Monday. State teams
write H. E. Bsplay, Is E. Orange street.
or call DR.. 1854.
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Indianapolis Cubs have an open date
Sunday. Call Harry Brunnor. Be l01l-R
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The shortstop for West Haven last Sun
day is asked to call Be- 0164 West Haven
holds a permit for Sunday and is with
out game. Teams playing in the 1920
wear class call Be. OLGA.
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Flint, Bel. 1880.
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indianapolis Black Sox play at Arcadia
Sunday. All players are requested to meet
day is an open date. Write Henry Woods,
974 Hosbr0Ck street, or call DR.. 04l2.
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Ladoga Red sox defeated Lebanon IN
dians, II to 8, Sunday for their ninth
consecutive victory. Danville (Tli.5 White
Sox play at Ladoga Sunday, and Labor
Day, the Lincoln Highways of Indian
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Philadelphia ........ 600 600 600
New York .......... 0lO O01 O0x-2 D
Earnshsw. Grove and Cochrane; Pipgras
and DickeV
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