Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 61, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 July 1922 — Page 13

JULY 21, 1922

SOME COLLEGIANS PROFIT, OTHERS DON’T, IN LEAGUES

By United Prtts NEW YORK, July 21.—When Mac Aldrich and Jack Conlon, two of the outstanding college stars of the season, turned down flattering offers to play major league baseball, the chirp was heard, “Wise boys, those boys.” Some time ago. Commissioner Lan-

On the Grand Circuit At Kalamazoo, Thursday.l 2:07 Trot (three heats), purse, SI,OOO) — Peter June. ch. h, (Geers) 1 1 1 Miss Ellen Todd, b m. (Palin)... 6 2 2 King Watts, b h, (McDonald) ... 2 33 Carmelita Hall, or m, (Murphy)... 3 4 0 Aileen Dillon, bm, (Berry) 7 6 4 Main Lick and McGregor the Great also started. Time—2:o4**. 2:05%. 2:07%. 2:12 Pace (three heats: purse, SI.OOO) — Abbacy, ch 1, by (Thomas) 1 1 1 King Bingen, b g. (Morrison)... 3 2 2 Hobert M. blk g. (Palin) 2 4 4 Bingen wood Jr., b g. (Childs).... 4 6 3 Colonel Sparks, b g. (Stokes).... 6 3 5 Time—2:os%. 2:04H. 2:05%. 2:13 Trot (three heats: Colombia Hotel purse, $3.000) — Princess Etawah. bm, (Murphy) ..3 1 1 Walter Sterling, b g. (Stokea) ..3 4 2 Voltage, br g. (Egan) 4 2 3 Alta Evans, ro m. (Thomaa) ..7 3 6 Eleanor Guy. bt, (Loomis) 6 5 4 The Laurel Hall, the Great Bose and Princess Redlac also started. Time—2 :06 %. 2:07H. 2:0814. 2:19 Trot (three heats; purse. SI.OOO) — Lee Tide, b h, (Cox) 2 1 1 Frederick K.. b g. (Perry).,...... 116 Noble Argot, blk g. (Geers) 3 2 3 Peter the Brewer, b s, (Ray)... 6 3 2 Bunco Peter, b g. (Miller) 4 5 4 Bay F'exo also started. Time—2:o7%, 2:08%, 2:07%.

LYNCH TO TOUR WEST New Champs to Make Up SIO,OOO Loss by Series of Scraps. By Unite d .Vctca NEW YORK, July 21.—Western boxing clubs soon will be permitted to reimburse Joe Lynch, the come-back champion of the bantamweight, for the SIO,OOO loss that he suffered in regaining the title from Johnny Buff. Lynch will go to a summer resort In New York State for a short time and then will go West to pick up as much easy money as there is to be had for no-decision bouts with obscure local champions. Lynch had to dig into his own pocket for SIO,OOO to make up a deficit between the receipts and Buff’s guarantee of $30,000 in their recent fight. For this deal Lynch and Buff and their respective managers were suspended by the New York commission. BASTIAN-BURDICK WIN Local Pair Tak6 First Match in InterCity Doubles. CLEVELAND, July 21.—Fritz Bas. tian and Ralph Burdick, Indianapolis representatives In the Inter-city doubles tennis tournament, won their first match Thursday from the Detroit entry, Westbrook and Lightner. Straight sets won the match, 6-4, 6-0, 8-7.

Boyd and Frambes of Columbus were the other winners. They de seated the Buffalo pair, Bowen and Danforth.

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dis, who Is very proud of his son, was asked what advice he would give the boy if he wanted to enter professional baseball and the commissioner refused to answer. It can be pointed out that it would be a long time before a young doctor or a young lawyer could draw down the stipend of Babe Ruth, but it must be remembered also that Ruth went through eight lean years before he crashed through to the top. By the same application and with the same talent at law or medicine, a young college graduate ought to do almost as good after ten years labor and he would Just be getting started good. Some of the big baseball lights have a profession to turn to when their playing days are over. Lavan and Evans are doctors. Hughey* Jennings is a lawyer. Art Nehf is a mechanical engineer. "Muddy” Ruel is studying law. Speaker is a contractor. Some of the smart players, who have made big money and divided world’s series spoils, have made good investments. There aren't enough of them, however, to make a team. Flattering inducements to college players this season made the largest Invasion of diplomas on the diamond in years. With former major leaguers coaching at nearly all the big universities, the major league managers aren't taking a big gamble in going heavy after college stars. Charley Ebbets, boss of the Brooklyn Robins, said recently that places were open for 150 good young ball players in the major leagues

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HOOSIER A. C. SWIMMERS TAKE MAJORITY OF EVENTS Hall of Brooklyn Wins Junior National and Open Races. The big entry list of the Hoosier A. C. accounted for most of the places in the national swimming meet at Broad Ripple pool Thursday, but James Hall of Brooklyn got away with two of the big events, winning the Junior national 160-yard back stroke race and the open 160-yard free style swim. Euphrasia Donnelley of the H. A. C. won the other Junior national event, the 220-yard free style for women. Thelma Darby of the H. A

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C. took the 100-yard free style open race for women, defeating Minnie Do

Vry of Chicago In a close finish. H. A. C. paddlers swept the Indiana A. A. U. championships. John Moore won the 60-yard free style and also took the 220-yard free style for two State titles. Frank Hudson won the fancy diving, ten-foot board, crntest. In the junior State title events for boys under 17, John Dithmer won the 100-yard free style and John Merrlam won the 100-yard back stroke event. The Boy Scouts had a big time. Sharkey finished first in the 60-yard free style, Wingate took the 60-yard back stroke and Wilson won the 50yard breast stroke.

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AUTO RACING.NEAR CITY Dirt Track Events at McCord Park, Oaklandon, Tomorrow. An afternoon of auto racing is on the program at McCord’s Park, Oaklandon, Ind., for tomorrow afternoon.

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The track is fourteen miles northeast of Indianapolis. The main event of the day will be a thirty-mile race starting at 3:30 o’clock. There are six entries in this race as follows: Clark Special, Rob--1 ert Clark, driver; Fronty-Ford, Roy

Butcher, driver: Chevrolet Special, entered by P. C. Cantwell, T. C. Cantwell, driver; Buick. A. B. Carpenter, driver: Revere entered by Claude Rily, Harry Sims, driver; Craig-Hunt entered by Harold Hancock, Floyd Kemp, driver.

Chicago Firemen Win NEW YORK. July 21.—With Mas ger on the slab Chicago’s invading firemen baseball team trimmed th> New York fire fighters’ nine, 4 to 2 in the first game of the series at Eb bets’ field, Brooklyn, Thursday.

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