Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 August 1919 — Page 29
CENTERS IN FINOF STATE MEET ON SATURDAY
Oolf Clab-Labor * day*. S4 holes also play for IS or prises to tew net and
d 1*. third IS,
_ jecond, third, fifth km gross and second and third low not, 84 holes (ctessd). At Indianapolis Country Clubva. par, foil handicap, 'Tfcuvu* 0,« Club—No «*,- nament scheduled municipal links, course open to public. At Ktversidc Oolf Clab—Qualify-
tenship, U
tsloasd); municipal links, course open to pubitc. tournament matches flren priority. At Smith Grove Oolf Club-Labor
tournament.
day
(closed);
At Woodstock Country Club—No
IS boles, medal links, course
tournament matches
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THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS. FRIDAY. A TGI.ST 29. 1919.
GOLF
HIGHLAND GOLF AND COUNTRY CLUB ORGANIZEDGOLF NEWS
BOXING
SINGLE G. AND MISS HARRIS M. IN TRAINING HERE FOR MATCH RACE
SPORTS
NO I. H. S. A. A. HERE! NEW TORE. Anom 29-—A total of »,000 schoolboy athletes and other juvenile performers from Now York city playgrounds, competed in the preliminaries to the Labor day finals in Central park.
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There are now more than 356 players fa the Indianapolis Horseshoe Associattes and the sport is booming. Many | of the best-known men Is the city have wgjihUy joined. The Mapletons enterI^^T T * e S , t F8 2u,d Fridays at their ! 1 a street, between ThlrtyS an<i ^Thirty-sixth streets. Following ]*? the schedule for Monday evening and
1 the standings.
* Fall Chee* %-a Postoffice, at Fall creek. I Oarfleid va Broekside No. I. at Garfield. Mapkrton re. Brookeide No. r. at Brook
j aide.
^ Ftece. at Elks*. | 'WMand v» Southeaetems, at Willard.
on Labor day. Already, a large num- Jasper Ix>ng, Anderson. ITarley-Davi'K her of people have arri%-ed for the 1 event, {son—Ralph Hepburn, Madlwyn Jonerf.
SPLENDID COURSE FOR 200klLE MOTORCYCLE EVENT ; . MARION, Ind., August 38.—
Yesterday's hero: Oui Mays, ‘Ybe
tleo kid.” hung the raspUwi^^on Walter
„ n man. Gene Walker, Teddy Carroll. Roy 1 The five-mile course with the special!
tries have been announced for the Arti **’ ^ im T>a v l s . Baxter Potter. Ex- j constructed curves is in excellent con
mile world's championship motorcycle race which will take place in Marion
ceisior—Ray Crevision, Joe Welters, | ditlon and has been pronounced one of Floyd Clymer, Bob Perry, 'Wells Ben- i the fastest in the country by the special nett. Walter Cropp. Individual entry— 1 racing scouts who have tried it out.
Johnson in the first game of a
fete-header. |]
copped by the Yankees. 5 to 4 and 5 to X j I
*2as?-«£t
After Mack had woo the first game. 8 to X < i he let 'em down with three hits sad won. s |
3 to 9.
What Winters and Dofeoc dished o*tt tbei Phillies rare did Ilka They pounded out} fifteen hits and beat the Giants, 14 to 2. |j
Brook side No.
d)HI1EN>
Highland Golf and Country Club Organized—Construction New Grounds Begins SoonDirectors Named.
U TKBTTKR, High School*. School A thistle Asiiuf to official anISHf, composed it time lh schools office of of public instructodgy, tn this
&
• ids the list t;. "Do not
The 1. 11.
■P Inhas been known to
member,
were astounded ird of Treatcr's acU, Is an organla»-
fc aU
_ arc conducted free , U is a co-operative
those Interested In the ■an smateur athletics, 1h receiving the supA.'s, athletic clubs, fersiti«*i. I. A. A. U.
supposed that the high
" would assist.
^ 1. H. 8. A. A, has a state or a sectional track
i a Mibdlstriet oft Athletic Union, ami
The Highland Oolf and Country Club was organized last night at the Columbia Club.and along with Its birth came that of the Highland Realty Company. Both bodies will be incorporated wlthirprihe next ten days. The members of the Highland Oolf and Country Club will be the members of the old Highland Oolf Club. The membership will be limited to 300. as is the case in the Oolf Club, and club Stock will sell at 1500 par. Highland's oommltlee on the new cii/b, site and clubhouM, compooed of C. L. Kirk, chairman; Chorle* P. Coffin. J. I. Holcomb. Hoi Meyer, Prank L. Jones, L. M. Wa inright and Georgs Deoautele, was authorized to proceed with plans. Conet ruction of the $60,900 clubhouse on the t!*w Highland club site will begin early next
year.
The Highland Realty Company will finance the new golf and country club until that organization dill be able to take over Its affairs. Highland realty stock will bear 6 per
cent. Interest.
More than sixty Highland member* signed th* golf and country club paper* last night, and the list will be more than doubled within a week. For the time that the club occuptee Its present sit®, on projmrty leased from the
Almost Clinched. The White Sox open their important series in Cleveland this afternoon, leading the American League pennant race by seven iuli games, and it le almost an assured fast now that they wIR win the American League flag. They have twenty-six more games to play and have won thirteen out of the last fourteen gsmes, a percentage of about .*$•. The Box should be able to win at least thirteen games of the remaining twenty-six. In order to beat out the Sox at this pace. Cleveland will have to win twentytwo out of the remaining twentyeight games, and the Detroit Tigers twenty-three out of twenty-eight. The Cincinnati Reds have practically clinched the gonfalon in the Na:lonai League. Moran's men have twenty-five more games to play, and if they win twelve of those, the Giants the second place club, would have to win twenty-five out of their remalifing twenty-nine to pass Moran s men
In Bt-iv s^RNort hut ths rU y *** «*P lrln K >" »»/ th * Highland Oolf in any season but the Club wl „ continue to exist. . ^ ^
meet would not j Th# board of director* vt the Highland Go f 8. A. A. enter-; ttn ,t country Club ha* hern elected aa fol-
ed by the com- tews: cT L K.rk, Charte. F Coffin. G iver
I. A. A. U. meet !». Knsley, T. ». Hatfield, A- R and high school , I, Holcomb, Frank 1,. Jtme*. Bol Meyer.
lump at the chance I Fff C-Reilly. & M - »«nborn and L. M. whole^me exercise this j of the Highland liealty com-
with athletes from | l)an> . hav< BOt yel been cho*«n.
Foreman and Higbee?
DETROfT, Auguet i-V.-Mr*. Harold Forei man, Chicago, who up to thl* year had
not any athletes, but
of prominent high
Bred in the I. A A. ty. They have paid
tve been training
he Urdy decision _A. A. is considered by the as a thoughtless or Imposed on some of Co-Ops ration Elsewhere, In other districts the high schools ami school associations have not been of the A. A. U. They have together and accomplished y 1. A, A. U. official**. In the in district, according to un
who IS Colli l r branch of the school In the city
'member. "They are
thing In that district.” , -
I** U 1 * u’uch rfamed game w|l! be
c^a^o^r wrt«" ,,mln ‘ t * d fr °“ }™ n \ confident of winning and a ^22^ sttendance ia promised. Militaries' first year, while the
or Phiyteg under the natee ^rsMv r ver * 1 The , ^»d h- y v. ^ M lad* have won fl «tralghts| A F u Ut °JL U t*™** thl* aeason. Lwilo « h * r * by thrown Into the El I Gallo camp by Manager Campbell to hold a'I would n h^ t i„? ff0r ' * h * *V n * Sunday, which jl tlna ,d r!^..nl e throwing, fungo hit- I i'WN«. C T rC i >n f l J a !2f’ J bunt “ti 11,11 t0 first, ll f ^?* rd „ da * b * ,0 W distance throwing, etc. ' urln J which the MlllUries depend li a« th S B "r fe,y , through the series
O’Rourke. flrstbase;
?,***■ B * n ' shortstop; BelHarrison, left field; Barters. ”smpton. right field, and Miner,
iik for e ' re " *“■ The Indianapolis Cardinals will play the Printers Sunday at Garfield No 1 The
A h ®‘ *stne ‘s
expected as both of the teams have added strength recently and both managers s winning nine. The Cardinals will meeting tonight at Fountain Square o clock. The following players take
Colbert, Granin. Shears, < ? ri ? n, Stahlln, Ready, Bova,
I* 7^,i«^S d Griffin should cal! Smith
at Irvington 1006, after 6.30.
Bmekatde So 7 Garfield
Willard
Fall Creek
Elks *
Spades Park
| Post office
DISBR0W ENTERS CAR. With ths entrance* of Louis Disbrow, <me of America’s veteran dirt track pilots, new interest has been added to riuse Program that will bring t^a Indiana state fair to a close on Saturday, September A Disbrow is credited by the three A with the world's records for one, two and three miles. Other drivers who have placed their •parting money and will participate in the speed program will be Don Jose Adolph*. Ervin Huffman, Charles ReynoMs. Jerry Wonderlick, R. Burr Lampkin and others. "jT, J
Another Gopher Help.
CEDAR FALLS. I*., August 2$.—George Mauss, All-American tackle and captain of the champion Minnesota football eleven 1917. has accepted the position of assistant football coach to Doc Williams at the
University of Minnesota.
Haaaer. since graduating from the depart-1 ment of forestry at Minnesota, has been employed by a large lumber concern In Minneapolis. Ha continues with this firm.
After Brooklyn had made It six straight by S winning the first of a double MU. 6 to 1. j Dick Rudolph put their winning streak on, the blink by pitching the Braves on top, j 4 to 3. Ferd Schupp let Pittsburg down with onej hit and won for the Cards, 3 to L Th* Reds did another Jungle stunt at York. > Pa. beating the hick team, S to 1. They I have one more day to loaf. An enterprising Washington park fan sug- j gears that the Red Cross keep an ambulance i team with the Indians. The Saints are t hree games ahead of the I tribe and they are not scheduled to piayi today. Jack Hendricks Is casting for another j pitcher. It may be the right kind of bait is.' not used on his hook.
The Senators shoved the Colonels hack Into fourth place, but at the same time the Blues licked the Millers and got closer to the
Indiana
Famous Athlete to Officiate. Howard Cable, famous Harvard athlete, has been obtained as one of the officials/at the I. A. A. U. meet, at the fair ground Labor day. He will represent the colored Y. M. C. A.
Yanks Buy Cannuck.
NEW YORK. August 29.-The New York American League club announced last night the purchase of M. Miller, a right handed pitcher from the Regina
devoting only part of his time to coaching! club of the Western Canada league.
new
boast
hold a *t 7:30 notice:
SK
foTmi^I? Jti'A C a’• “ re J°?, kin * ,or opposition £ h * ve challenged the Hoosier oiy e [5' Th „ r Herons want a fast team, for a?k U fo? y Dln U ‘ rn00n ' C * H Pro,,pect S-So’end
Special Sale OF Uncalled-For Suits $ 18 and Up A complete line of new fall woolens tailored to your measure $35 sod Up MOYER “The Tailor” 107 W. Washington St. Est. Since 1900
Attention! Automobile Owners It gives us great pleasure to announce another tire and tube sale during Fair Week, that will save our many friends and customers 35% to 50%. During this sale we are going to give you better prices than some of the socalled bargain houses charge you for second blemished tires. We do not sell second tires, we sell only tires that we can guarantee from 5,000 to 7,500 miles. - Beginning Saturday and during Fair Week we will wreck prices every minute of the day from 7 a. m. to 9 p. m., on automobile tubes, tires and accessories.
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Non-Skid Tires Guaranteed
5,Q00 Miles
iHf| v/ i .. $ 9.75 32x4..
30x3. 30x3 h 32x3 h
. $14.35 . $16.25
33x4 34x4
. $19.65 . $22.85 . $23.45
Visit our store during Fair Week and make yourself at home here at all times. See our exhibit at State Fair Automobile Show. Citizens Auto Supply C ompany W. T. KINCAID, G«i. M*rMassachusetts Ave. at Delaware and New York Sts. fiidianapolis, Ind. Open Every Evening Until 9 o’clock and Sunday Mornings.
he
played In only two important tournament#, today went Into the •emi-Anal* of the women’* wwtarn golf championship play through her 3 up and 3 victory over Mr*. Arnold Jack ton. twice a former national
lltleholder. .
Mra. Foreman ha* playad conalatant golf throughout the tournament, but ha* had no . particularly hard matchca. h*r defeat of I Mr*. Jackaon being due in a measure to her opponent*a trouble with traps. Today *he wa* paired with Mr*. I*. Flak, of Dekalb, ! 111., and ruled an equal favorite a* a prob-
I it Id* flnalt.t with Ml** Dorothy Hlgbe*.
Ml** Hlgbee came through the thlrt round by eliminating Mr*. David Gaub Memphis, In a dose match In which th# Chicago »tar lowered the tournament medal score for the first nine hole# with a 43. She waa palred today with Mr* F. C*. Lena, Jr., of Chicago.
of the Naway to Inin the oily
i afternoon, he wired I. A, A. V here thl» morning front Dentil- ’■ ‘ *TrS&Srn i 5: a
s a trip to laiporle to soe ‘ r Treater concern-
trip may be made
II, will meet In the palntClaypool hotel at 7:30 title
be elected and a
or, of Indianapolis, is beaa a candidate for l. A.
Neal Wynne, of
boosted
__ the
for sev-
A, A. U, is an indutMiwaa pointed out today by IT. orfualser. and It may right over the I. 11. Ion has also been raised I. H. 8. A. A. has i activities of high the summer vacamalntain their school athletes lit y today. They nd solace in the will not hereafter under the guardian A. A.
THE HURRICANE. FOREST HILLS, N. Y-. August 29.—Gerald L. Patterson, a nephew of Madam Melba and a captain in the artillery for three years, is known'aa the Hurricane. He always attracts attention on a lawn tennis court. He is well set up, five feet eleven inches tall, and he weighs 166 pounds. He has the face of a good fighter, ruddy in appearance from outdoor life. He began playing the game when he was nineteen years old. His > father has been his instructor and coach.
BOXER KILLED IN RING.
•k among the I*. Mtgnolo. Dewey and me the bacon to
#
like the A. K. F. It while new mast up from the
ATLANTIC CITY. N. J„ August 29 — Frank Heiftittx. of Wilkes-Barre. Pa., a boxer, died tn the city hospital here today as the result of Injuries received in a boxing oout last night. His opponent. K. O. Circus, of Pittsburg, was held without bail. Sam Lewis, the referee, was held in H.OtlO ball. Circus landed a fight short hook which eaiflfcht Heifling square on the jaw in the eighth round and felled him. Referee Lewis counted ten and the spectators thought Heifling had merely been
knocked out.
Heifling was carried to his corner by the seconds, who threw water on him. He had a spasm and again lapsed into unconsciousness. Physicians worked on Heifling for an hour but failed to revive him. He was then taken to the city hospital. Dr. Weinberg, who was at the eia7>. stated that Heifling had collapsed from exhaustion. Heifling was leading the first
six rounds.
THE SPORT JOURNAL
BASEBALL-Red* still idle. Philadelphia went into the wholesale business and sold the Giants at auction, 14 to 2. The plot thlckena 2L£ ld th * S*'"**- Tlie tribe seem* to be more on the trail than on the war path. Just wall, says Chief Hendrick*, "until tbough t ’" ,h0! ' e mll » ,o narie8 in our wigwam, GOLF—Women alway* did like to be difJ 0 mL*? r Z' i L,* r * b £ ak,n * a11 records at the women a western. Favorites toonle as ™*liy and quickly as apples under a neigh! borhood fusillade of corncob*. Caddy tournament closes at South Grove tbday. TENNIS—-Some wonderful tennis 1* being played at Ft. Wayne and it ia a pity to have Forest Hilts in full blast the name week. Hennessey and F. Bastlan remain the Indh
honor *- The Anzacs
bri liadtly hold their own In the national, which Is now conceded as play for the
world s singles laurels.
GRAND CIRCUIT —Six races fill the card at Read vide. Defeat of McGregor the Great
favorite, feature of Thursday.
GUN PI^AY—National team match contin-
ued at Caldwell.
AQUATIC—Gold cup race and similar events on Detroit river late today. L A. A. U.-I. A. A. U. organises tonight
Tk S * A- A ' la ® u ® a statement
that high school athletes will not compete. CHECKERS—No big league checkers sched-
uled today.
GOLD CUP RACE.
DETROIT, August 29.—Five of the seven hydroplanes entered in the sixteenth annual race for the Gold cup were to compete In the first of the thirty-mile heats for the power boat championship this afternoon. The course, laid in the Detroit river, is the shortest In the history of the event having a measured lap of two and onehalf miles. The second heat will be run tomorrow and the Anal heat Monday
in - Yacht Club, Will
defend the «ffip against the following challengers: Miss Detroit II. Detroit Power Boat Association; Arab IV. Buffalo Launch j Club; Eleventh Hour, West Detroit Boat Club; Mias Belle Isle, Detroit Boat Club Miss Minneapolis, the first challenger for the cup, and Whip-Po-Will, Jr., have lien with- I drawn. 7 * | All of the boats are powered with aero engine* The two Miss Detroit* and the Eleventh Hour have twelve-cylinder Liberty engines, while the Arab ha* an eight-cylinder i and the Miee Belle Isle e twelve-cylinder standard make. ! Eleven boats were entered for the cabinet I cruiser race erf three ten-mile heats, and six for the express cruiser event, of three fifteenmile heats, both being run previous to the
Gold cup.
It was expected that on the smooth water* of the Detroit river the hydroplanes would ! average almost seventy mtlea an hour.
Sale Starts Saturday Morning at 6 o’clock
TIREsTUBE SALE
FAIR WEEK
The biggest bargain event of our business oareer begins Saturday morning at 6 o’clock and will continue every day during the State Fair. STORE OPEN EVERY EVENING DURING THIS SALE. Buy now.
company
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business twen-ty-three years. We guarantee every article sold to be exactly as represented. It is as safe to order by mail as it is to come to the store. Money will be returned on any article that is not satisfactory, provided goods are returned promptly after inspection. GUARANTEE TIRE AND RUBBER COMPANY C. W. Winesinger, Pres. Walter W. Kuhn, Sec.-Treas. *
Unguaranteed ■M Tires These tires are without objectionable blemishes and represent exceptional values, since they differ from “Firsts” only in that the name and serial number have been removed and that they carry no mileage guarantee.
Size
30x3 30x3 */ 2
Plain [ Non Tread I Skid
$7.60 I $8.15 9.35 | 9.95
“Long Distance” Guaranteed Tires This is our own bran d—made up according to our own specifications and sold on a 4,000-mile guarantee adjustment basis.
“Indiana” Guaranteei
Tires
‘Long Distance' d Guaranteed ■ Tubes
Size
Non Skid
Visit Our Exhibit at the Auto Show State Fair Grounds
31x4
14.55 \ 15.35
30x3
$11.10
32x4
15.20 | 16.05
30x3%
14.50
33x4
15.90 | 16.70
32x3 Vi
17.10
34x4
16.75 j 17.55
31x4
22.80
34x4%
22.10 | 22.90
32x4
23.30
35x4%
22.50 | 23.35
33x4
24.25
35x5
23.55 I 24.60
34x4
25.00
37x5
25.90 | 27.20
35x4%
35.75
While is is sold on a 5,500 - MILE GUARANTEE BASIS, yet seven and eight thousand miles are not uncommon when attention is given to inflation and the quick repairing of cuts and bruises.
Size
Plain I Tread f
Non Skid
28x3 30x3 30x3 */ 2 32x3% 34x3% 31x4 32x4 33x4 34x4 35x4 36x4 34x4% 35x4% 37x5
$11.00!$11.90
11.55 15.00 17.45 23.50 24.45 24.60 25.25 27.00 34.75
12.20 15.90 18.75 21.20 24.45 24*.90 25.95 26.65 29.50 28.70 36.00 35.20| 37.50 43.00| 45.40
We Guarantee Every Loa* Distance Tttbe in the strongest possible terms and will make good any defect of material or workmanship during the calendar yeauof purchase.
Sis*
Extra Heavy
Red
Tubes Price
28x3
$2.25
30x3 -
2.35
30x3%
2.80
32x3%
3.00
34x3%
3.15
31x4
3.70
32x4
3.80
33x4
3.95
34x4
4.10
35x4
4.20
36x4
4.35
37x4
4.40
34x4%
5.00
35x4%
5.20
36x4%
5.25
35x5
6.00
37x5
6.25
Guar-
anteed
Gray Tabes Price
$2.00 2.00 2.40 2.79 2.80 3.25 3.35 3.40 3.65 3.75 3.85 3.95 4.40 4.50 4.60 5.30 5.60
RELINERS
Note These Low Prices.on Accessories
Size
Price
Size
Price
28x3
$1.20
34x4
$2.70
30x3
1.40
35x4
2.90
30x3%
1.65
36x4
3.00
31x31/2
1.75
37x4
3/15
32x3%
1.85
33x4%
2.70
34x3%
2.10
34x4%
2.85
36x3%
2.40
35x4%
’ 3.10
31x4
2.40
36x4%
3.20
32x4
2.55
37x4%
3.45
33x4
2.55
37x5
3.70
MOTOR OILS 5-gallon can, price per gallon . tlUC 10-gallon can, price /iC« per gallon 50-gal. barrel, /fOi/* price per gallon..
Long distance dry cells. 33c Electric horns $3.00 Hand horns $2.15 Two-cylinder pumps.$1.35 Running board mats. .75c H. & D. Ford shock absorbers, set of 4.. $0.98 Combination pliers ... 17c Spotlights $2.40 Electric tail lamps... .0Oc
Vulcanizer, complete outfit .$1.00 Ford floor mats 98c Ford fan belts 19c Ford rear curtain light.55c Robe rails 35c Spark plugs 23c Ford timers $1.05 Tool boxes, 22x9x7% inches $1.35
Storage battery hydrometer 45c Inner sleeves. .30c to SOc Lace-on tire boots 70c to 95c Ford tail lamp, assembly $1.35 Ford foot accelerator. .75c Midget grease gun.. .45c
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211-213 South Illinois Street
JUST NORTH OF UNION STATION.
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