Indianapolis Times, Volume 39, Number 99, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 September 1927 — Page 22

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Touring Golf Cracks Show at Top Form Farrell and Armour, Here Monday, Give Muncie Fans Rare Treat. Wire news today carried the story of Johnny Farrell’s record-breaking tour of the second nine at the Delaware Country Club course, Muncie, where Johnny and Tommy Armour played an exhibition Thursday. Tommy and Johnny are to play at Highland here Monday in a special fjabor day treat for Indianapolis golf enthusiasts. Farrell, holder of a number of Siajor tournament titles this year, scored a 32 on the incoming nine at the Muncie course, four under par. His 40 going out gave him a total of 72, exactly par. Armour, national nd Canadian open champ, had a 74 * At Highland, Monday, they will cieet Neal Mclncyre and Freddie McDermott. Fred and Neal are two fat Hoosierdom’s outstanding links jexperts and some real golf should -be uncovered. 1 ! The Avalon Country Club's championship tourney is panning out jplendidly, from what can be gathered from the club’s bulletin. In Hie title flight this week-end, H. Sielken is to meet J. L. Thibodeau in one semi-final tilt and Ray Roberson is to clash with J. C. Patten in the other. The Pleasant Aun, Club’s thirty-six-hole championship tournament will be held Sunday and Monday. Eighteen holes are to be played Sunday and the final eighteen La,bor day. ✓ Postal Clerks to View Scraps 4 One of the features of the entertainment of delegates to the postal clerks’ convention here next week 'will be a visit to the Ft. Harrison “punch bowl” Tuesday night. Three hundred and fifty ringside seats were ordered Thursday by the local entertainment committee for the visiting mailmen. ' Chuck Burns, San Antonio, here for his ten-round scramble with Red Fitzsimmons, is impressing Arcade gym l allbirds. All the boxers on Tuesday’s card are due to be in the city by this evening, except Billy long and Young Nasser of. Terre Haute, who will train at the Bud Taylor gyrn in their home town. CALDWELL TO BREWERS ‘Bn Times Special ; MILWAUKEE, Sept. 2.—Ray Caldwell, former big league star, who went from Kansas City to the Southern League, was purchased today by the Milwaukee management to help the Brewers in their fight , for the pennant. The Brewer hurl- .' ing staff is in bad shape and Caldwell is expected to put it on its feet again. He has won only eleven and lost twenty games with Little Rock this season, but knows how to pitch. He will report here at once.

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Quarter-Finals Slated in Title Tournament at Chestnut Hill Courts. HENNESSEY IS INCLUDED Hoosier and L. Williams Matched Against French. By Uniteet Prejx CHESTNUT HILL, Mass., Sept. 2. —Fair weather this morning indicated that the much-delayed national doubles tournament would be resumed here this afternoon. The quarter-final matches, postponed from Thursday becaiise of rain, were scheduled as follows: William T. Tilden, Philadelphia, Francis T. Hunter, New Rochelle, N. Y., vs. Nathanial W. Niles, Boston, and Watson Washburn, New York. James Davies and Gerald Stratford, Pacific coast champions, vs. William Johnston and Richard N. Williams. Henri Cochet and Jacques Brugnon, France, vs. George M. Lott, Jr., Chicago, and John Doeg, Santa Monica, Cal. Rene La Coste and Jean Borotra, France, vs. Lucien E. Williams, Chicago, and John Hennessey, Indianapolis. The Invitation women’s doubles and the national mixed doubles also were to be resumed today.

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Acme A. A.s will play the Indianapolis Triangles at Khodlus Park Monday. Both clubs hold victories over strong State and city nines. College Cubs will play four more games before closing their most successful season in semi-pro road ball. Connersvllle Betsy Ross will be played Sunday and Monday, Columbus Commercials. Sept. 11. and Pendleton Reformatory Sept. 18. Twigg 'and Hurt will pitch this week-end’s games. Dadv Tigers will play the Indianapolis Red Men at Riverside No. 3 at 3 p. m. Sunday. Following players please note: Scott, H. Percinelcf Butch. Seyfreid, Snyder, Loftus. C. Dady, H. Dady. Spitz. T. Pcrcifleld. Dailey and Roberts. Indlananolls Meldon Club will play at Dunkirk Sunday- Benke will pitch for Dunkirk and wll be opposed by Eaton. Meldons desire a game for Sept. 5. Call or wire R. J. Stehlin, 918 Olive Bt., Drexel 3679-J. Frankfort P. R. K.s will play at Carmel Sunday and at Frankfort Monday. P. R. K.s were shut out by the Camel team In a previous contest. All players are requested to be at 1501 E. Nineteenth Bt.. at noon Sunday. For games with the P. R. K.s address William C. Pake, 1503 E. Nineteenth St., or call Cherry 2077. MAY PASS UP SWIM By United Press HONOLULU, T. H., Sept. 2. Walter Spencer, swimming star of the Brooklyn Y. M. C. A., who received news of his father’s death Thursday, declared he may abandon his trip to Japan as a member of the American team competing In the Pan-American swimming meet in Japan.

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Gene f s Machine Nearly Wrecked By United Press UTICA, N. Y., Sept. 2.—Ge*e Tunney narrowly escaped serious injury Thursday night when a sedan bearing the champion and hfc party skidded on wet tracks just outside the city, and came to a stop, barely in time to avoid collision with an interurban trolley. The champion, together with Bill McCabe, Eddie Eagan, Billy Vidabeck and Joseph Esworth, driver of the machine, was speeding to catch the Twentieth Century for Chicago. The sixty-four-mile trip from Speculator to Utica was made in one hour and forty minutes. “Twice we skidded off the wet mountain road,” said Bill McCabe, as he boarded the train. “It w* , the most exciting ride I ever took.” While the occupant of the car were shaken up, none suffered any serious Injury aside'from nerves.

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First Polo Tilt Date Set Back By United Press NEW YORK, Sept. 2.—Because recent rains made the polo field at Meadow Brook unfit for play, the first international polo match between the United States and the British Army-in-India was postponed from Sept. 5 to Sept. 10. Postponement of the match will bring it into conflict with the Davis. Cup finals between the United States and France at Germantown, Sept. 10. The Polo association explained, however, that under thf present conditions it would be unfair, both to the challengers from India and to the American team to ask them to play Monday. MOSTIL IN UNIFORM By United Pres* CHICAGO, Sept. 2.—Johnny Mostil. White Sox star outfielder who attempted to commit suicide while in training this spring, was back in uniform today and restored to the active playing list. He probably will be used in some’late season games.

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