Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 73, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 August 1922 — Page 11

ATJG. 4 1922

GOLF POOS WILL IB!FOB RECORD Oil NEW COURSE British Players Meet in Match Play Wednesday Afternoon. Abe Mitchell and George Duncan, the visiting British golfers, will try to establish a course record at the new Highland links, Fifty-Fourth St., just off the Michigan road, next Wednesday in their two eighteen-hole exhibitions. Whether they will be able to get a score below par is conjectural, for Highland par is a difficult one. However, with Mitchell’s long drives and with Duncan’s uncanny accuracy of his iron shots and putting, it is likely that a score will be made which will stand for many moons as the Highland course record. In the morning, Mitchell and Duncan will face two of Indiana’s best amateurs, Johnny Simpson. State champion, and B.lly Reed, Indianapolis champion. In the afternoon, Duncan and Mitchell will meet Lee Nelson, professional at the Indianapolis Country Club, and his brother. Chick Nelson, pro af Kokomo. The Duncan-Mitchell committee announces that Guk K. Jeffries, general manager of the T. H. & I. interurban, has arranged for all cars, including limiteds. to unload and take on passengers at Stop S on the Indianapolis & Northwestern electric, Wednesday. Stop 3 is two blocks west of the entrance to the Highland links. The committee has also arranged for lunch and refreshments to be served during the day. Automobilists may drive out Michigan road, which is paved to the road which leads to the links. The morning round will begin at 10 o’clock and the afternoon one at 3 o’clock. WHOLESALE LEAGUE MEETS Oscar C. Haug Elected President of Bowling Loop for Season. Oscar C. Haug has been elected president of the Wholesale Bowling League; Ernest Ziegler, vice president, and E. W. Hartman, secretary treasurer. The league Is composed of teams representing the following houses: Mooney-Mueller-Ward Company, Ham-ilton-Harriß Company. Havens & Geddes Company, Hibben, Hollweg Company, Van Camp Hardware Company, J. C. Perry & Cos., House of Crane and M. O'Connor & Cos. The new Century alleys in the Century Building were chosen by the league for the 1922-23 season. Petersburg Races Bp Timex Special PETERSBURG, Ind., Aug. 4.—The Petersburg race program Thursday was made up of two harness and two running races. Rose E won the 2:18 pace and Moonshine won the 2:30 trot. Sparkler was first in the three-quar-ter-mile dash, and Daddy Wolf took the derby mile dash.

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I % § H CONTINUOUS VAUDEVILLE \S Is 1r |" A " the Tlme 1 UntH 11 p - Mij H? I. ROYAL PEKIN fcs SiiW TROUPE Wilson-Dunbar Cos. —Abbott and White Ulis &. Clark, Santiago Trio, Holland &. Fisher, Boland & Knight, Tom and Dolly Ward. Pictures. Dancing in the Lyric Ballroom Afternoon and Evening. ]

2USHS3AT tonight I*l USIM 1 Mat. Saturday A The Stuart Walker Cos. B Cosmo Hamilton’s Brilliant Comedy THE SILVER 9 FOX A Splendid Cast Next Week: The Faith Healer

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ANDERSON BOXER TRIMS SCRAPPER FROM NEW YORK

Befcre one of the largest crowds of fans that ever witnessed a boxing show at Ft. Benjamin Harrison. Louie Lavell of Anderson, Thursday night won a referee’s decision over B.lly Douglass of New York. The boxers weighed in at 133 pounds. It was one of the fastest ten-round 6Craps ever seen near this city. At the end of five rounds it was easily a draw. Douglass had showed his best in the fourth, finding Lavell’s jaw with a series of uppercuts. Laveile opened up in the sixth round and had a shade in that and the seventh round. The eighth was a draw. Laveile showered rights and lefts to Douglass' head and body in the last two rounds. In the tenth round Laveile so completely outfought Douglass that the New York boxer was kept busy covering up. The semi-wind up, an eight-round bout, was almost as good as the main

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MOTION PICTURES. Again a program you can’t afford to min*. Katherine MacDonald in “Domestic Relations” Circle Orchestra and Grand Organ. ‘‘Rapid Fire” A Side-Splitting Comedy. SEE YOCRSFT.F IX TITK MOVIES.

go. Bobby Bridges won a decision over Spike Kelley. Both are Indianapolis welterweights. Frank Carpenter of St. Paul won a decision at the end of four rounds from A1 Flint of Indianapolis. Flint battered Carpenter all over the ring in the first round, but Carpenter staged a wonderful comeback and outfought his opponent in the other rounds. ' Arthur Perkins won the battle royal. Five colored boxers started and four of them went after John McCloud, a big man, McCloud went down time and again. Three of the boxers went out and Perkins and McCloud stayed to the finals, but the big man was "corked” and Perkins won. Westbury (L. I.) has a polo and riding school.

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NEW YORKER TRIMMED | Tennis Surprise Is Beaten by R. Norris Williams in Semi-Finals. By United News NEW YORK. Aug 4.—Francis T. Hunter, the New Yorker who surprised all followers of tennis by eliminating Gerald Patterson, the European singles champion, wi.s eliminated in his turn Thursday when R. Norris Williams beat him in the semifinal round of the Seabright touyfiament, 62, 9-7. Hunter wai outclassed in the first set but made u courageous fight in the second. In the other semi-flna, bout. Little Bill Johnson of California defeated Robert Kinsey, another golden gater. 6-1, 6-4. Williams and Johnston were scheduled to play in the final Friday afternoon. In the women's singles, Mrs. Moila Mallory, the Americah champion, de- | seated Mrs. May Sutton Bundy, a

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semi-final contest, 6-3, 6-2 Mrs. Mallory will play Miss Leslie Bancroft in the final. Miss Bancroft defeated Miss Helen Wills, the 16-year-old phenomenon, 6-3, 6-3, in the semi-final. LOCAL NET STARS SURVIVE Hennessey, Burdiek and Bastian Win; Mrs. Adams Defeated. CHICAGO. Aug. 4. —Hennessey, Burdick and Bastian, Indianapolis stars, remain in the running in the Western tennnis championships. Johnny Hennessesy, paired with West- § TROUSERS ■ tSfcji From factory to conunmer. puts Walk two ftqnarefi and ||a 9 9 ' save money. Indianapolis 1 g Pants Manufacturing f 439 W. W a.hington St. W

brook of Detroit in the doubles, came through their matches, as did Bastian and Burdick, national clay court champs. Hjnnessey remains in the singles in the round next to the semifinals. The only Indianapolis: player to g 6 down was Mrs. H. S. Adams, Western champion last season, who was eliminated by Miss Doris Kinsel of Chicago, 6-4, 6-2.

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Remember , We're Open Saturday Nights Till Nine O’Clock Rubens’ Big Sacrifice Sale Suit Values Up to S4O, NOW — This Big Event Now In Full Swing! Another shipment of elegant, all-wool, well-tailored suits has just been received and thrown into this sale to keep up the lively interest which this big event has aroused from the start. Eletter Make It a Point to Be Here TOMORROW! REMEMBER THE SALE PRICE! NINETEEN-FIFTY See Our Windows for a Few of the Many Beautiful Patterns The Fabrics All-wool worsteds, all-wool tweeds, alline n woo i blue serges, all-wool pencil stripes, pin checks, club checks and plain colors. The Models Youn £ men’s single and double-breasted suits, sport suits, conservative suits for modest dressers, stouts, slims, shorts and regulars. With Many of These Suits We Can Furnish Extra Trousers at. .$4.00 Hundreds of These Suits Are Appropriate For Year-Round Wear — Don’t Miss This Sale Special Trousers Sale A wonderful chance to match up your suit with an extra pair . trousers at far less than value. Several hundred pairs of check, U|f| tweed and pencil stripe all-wool trousers. Sale price

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