Indianapolis Times, Volume 39, Number 294, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 April 1928 — Page 15

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U. S. Davis Cup Team Heavy Favorite to Beat Mexico

Hennessey to Open Play Friday Afternoon Against Tapia. TILDEN VS. KINSEY Sunday Matches May Be Made Unnecessary. By Times Special MEXICO CITY, April s.—The United States Davis rup tennis team today reigned an overwhelming favorite to defeat the Mexican team in the first of the American zone matches here Friday, Saturday

and Sunday. Form displayed by the Yankee stars on the Mexican courts has drawn ample praise from tennis critics in this portion of the country and many are predicting that the United States drive to win back the cup from France will be successful. The zone play Will officially start at 2 o'clock Friday afternoon wh e n

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Johnny Hennessey of Indianapolis will take the courts to meet Ricardo Tapia. The 27-year-old Indiana star has been working himself into top form and Tapia was expected to provide little opposition to the American’s driving style of play. The second match of Friday will be between William (Big Bill) Tilden, United States captain, and Robert Kinsey. Kinsey is granted a slight chance of upsetting the ace of America’s tennisseers. Tilden and Jones probably will play in the doubles Saturday against Kinsey and Alfonso Unda. Should the Americans win both singles matches Friday and the doubles match Saturday, Sunday’s contests will be unnecessary, AMUSEMENTS

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Favorites Flay in Semi-Finals T,y United Press ASHEVILLE, N. C., April 5. George Lott, third ranking American player, will meet John Doeg, ranking No. 8, in one semi-final match today of the western North Carolina tennis championship. In the other Tamio Abe, Japanese singles titleist, faces Francis X. Shields, junior national champion. Lott entered the semi-finals by defeating Jimmy Keith, Tampa, Fla., G-3, 7-5. Doeg advanced by beating Frank Harris University of Florida, G-4, 6-8, 6-3.,

News and Gossip of Pin Topplers

By Lcfly Lee The teams of the Indianapolis League, rolling on the Pritchett alleys, were In a pin spilling mood and as a result some of the best scoring of the season was produced. Seven games over the 1.000 mark appeared with the 1.061 score rolled by the Furnas-Schoen team being high. The Roberson Coal and Marott Shoe Shop beys v on three from the Silver Flash Gas and Virginia Sweet as the Coca-Cola. Hoosier Genre, 3-F Coffee and Blue Point Service Siation won the odd game from the Falls City Lager. Bemis Bag, Furnas-Schoen end Hotel Severin. High totals were the rule. Charlie Schott leading the procession when he joined the "700 club" with a total of 701 on games of 221, 275 and 208. Arch Heiss had 614: Parson, 628: Pollard, 686: Richert, 631: Johnson, 622: Cobler. 645: F. Fox. 643: Coval. €O3: Westover. 615; O'Gradv, 606; Shult. 618; Henry. 607: Leibtag. 612: E. Striebeck. 646; Kemper, 606: Stirk. 645; Fulton, 647: Mounts. 605. and Lee Carmin. 623. Seventy-seven games over the "200” mark were rolled. The Structural team won three from the Excavators as the Office took two-out-of-three from the Machine Shop in the Inslev League games at the Indiana alleys. Bin-well led wfth a total of 615 for his three games. O. Buses had the best single, a 268, in his second try. In a. postponed series the Mfg. No. 1. won three games from the Mfg No. 2. in the Real Sill: League. Wednesday night's regular games resulted in a three-time win for the Office over the Harford Frock as the Mfg. No. 1 and Mfg. No. 2 took the odd game from the Indiana Shipping and Maintenance. Kerchival hit for counts of 214, 205 and 199, a total of 618. Pete's Pirates won two games from Martin's Trim in the Marmon Motor League games at the Indiana alleys. The balance of the games in this loop resulted

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SUOMINEN STILL LEADS Sturdy Detroit Finn Maintains Time Lead of Five Hours. Pji United Press VEGA, Texas, April s.—Arne Suominen, sturdy Detroit Finn, maintaining a time lead of more than five hours, broke the trail today in the 35-mile lap to Amarillo, Texas, in C. C. Pyle's crosscontinent foot race. Peter Gavuzzi, Southampton, England, won Wednesday’s 33.7mile lap from Glenrio, N. M„ in 5:14:10. Olli Wanttincn, New York, Suominen and Andrew Payne, Claremore, Okla., finished in order named.

in three-time wins for the Cullin, Connor and Saxon over the Hearns. Schmid, and Half Pints. Cullin hit the best game of the night, a 212. The Harris Motor Transportation won three games from the S. S. and S. girls as the Fleischmann's Yeest and Big Four No. t took two from tiie P. * E. Ry. and Miller Sandwich, in the Indiana Ladies' League games at the Indiana alleys. Two-out-of-three was the rule in the Uptown League games at the Uptov p drives, Trv-Me, Fifty-Fourth Street, Metal Craft. Denny Street. Indianapolis Candy and Omar Bakerv taking the Coca-Cola. Artificial Ice. Uptown Five. Thirtieth Street. Ft. Pitt and Ptttman-Rice bovs over this route. Coilester hit for 611. Rock also crossed the line with a total of 601. Two-out-of-three also decided the irsue in the Friedens League games the

Semi-Pros and Amateurs

Strauss Says will have a strong team in the field this year. Last season's nine won fifteen out of nineteen tilts. Manager Young has signed "Cookie" Kugelinan as a receiver. Lefty Hail and Raieigh Millet', pitchers. Corn will hold down third base and Paul Kramer will take Bii outfield berth. These players along with R. Rice. Brandt, Perkins, Hart, E. Miller, L. Cruse. Arnold and H. Cruse have been selected to renrese.it ttie Strauss team. Strong State teams ere requested to get in touch with Young for games. Spadies will hold their initial drill Sunday afternoon at 2:30 at Soadcs Park. All former players and those desiring tryouts are requested to attend,. Leo Lenta. Deu Rov. Chet Jordan ana Dutch Walsmith please note. Indianapolis Casting team will practice Sunday morning at the Link-Belt field, B-lmont Ave. and tfie Big Four R. R. All of last year's players and those desiring tryouts are urged to attend. Rural Red Sox will meet at 1503 E. Nineteenth St.. Friday night at 8:30 and will practice at Brookside Sunday afternoon. All players and tryouts are requested to be present. Major and McLain take notice. Sox want gnmes with State clubs. Write William C. Pake. 1503 L\ Nineteenth St., or call Cherry 2077. Red Men wilt hold an important meeting Friday night at the Capitol bowling alleys and those wishing tryouts are urged to attend. Red Men are making up their schedule for the season and are anxious to hear from Connersville. Columbus. Kokomo. Danville. Seymotir, Anderson. Frankfort and Newcastle for games. Address Thomas Jenkins, 2241 Colcgc Ave., Apt. No. 1. Shanklin Club will drill a! Rhodius Park Sundav. The club will have a strong team and desires games with State teams Write W. L. Dea trick, 1014 River Ave., or call Belmont 2864. AMUSEMENTS

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Women's Event in Final Round V.j! T'nitrd Press PTNEHUEST, N. C., April s—Mrs. O. S. Hill, Kansas City, and Miss Virginia Van Wie, Chicago, entered tlic final match of the women’s North and South golf chamionship here today. Mrs. Hill gained the final bracket by vanquishing Glenna Collett, former National woman's champion and defending champion in the tourney, 1-up, while Miss Van Wie out-putted Miss Maureen Orcutt, Metropolitan champion, by the same margin.

Onions. Lettuce and Tomatoes winning from the Mustard. Pickles *' and Kale. Brehob secured the best total with a score of 568 on games of 180. 199 and 189. Weghoft roiled 233 for high single game. The Auditors won three from the Repair Department as the Car Record. Executives and Transportation won two from the Baggage Room. Operators and Bolt Shop in the Indianapolis Union Railroad League games at the Illinois alleys. The Citv Trust and American Central teams each won three games from the Farmers Trust and Continental National in tire Bankers' League games at the Delaware alleys. The other contests resulted in a two-time win for the Fletcher Savings and Trust and Fletcher American over the Bankets Special and Marion County bovs. The American Central team had games of 1.037, 955 and 904, a total of 2.896. Hube. led the individual players with a fine series of 661. Fields had 652 and Power 629.

Memorial Baptists will be a member of the Sunday School League this seuson. A \ meeting will be held at the church Fri- | day nigh* at 8:30 and a practice at , Riverside No. 10 Saturday afternoon. All ' candidates for the team arc requested to , ■ be present. Indianapolis Meldon Club, strong semipro road club, traveling out of Indian- j apolls, is making up its schedule and has a few open dates in May. Stronc Statteams are requested to communicate with R. .T. Stehlln. 918 Olive St., at once. The club made a very creditable showing last A season and prospects for this rear's team are brighter. The Meldons open their season April 29 at Kokomo against the : Kokomo Boosters. The baseball team of the Holy Name \ Society of St. Patrick's wilt practice Sun- ! day at Garfield Park, 1:30. All players I are requested to be present. Date for the i first game will be announced later. For i games and other information call Frank j Roth, manager, Drexel 0116. COLLEGE GAMES WEDNESDAY Butler. 4; Wisconsin, 0. Vermont. 8; Navy. 1. Tulene. 2: lowa. 1. Virginia. 13; Colgate. 7. Pennsylvania. 5: Nortli Carolina, 3. Penn State. 5: Wake Forest. 2. Virginia Military Institute, 6; Cornel!. 5. 1

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RUSSELL A. C. CARD Calloway lo Mix with Battling Sunshine In Main Event. Shifty Calloway will meet Eattling Sunshine in the Russell A. C. main event at the club rooms, Meridian and McCarty Sts., Friday night. The windup is scheduled to go six rounds. A1 Owens will oppose Bill Breckenridge in the semi-windup, and Georgie Smith and Hiawatha Gray mix in another four-rounder. Two other bouts will be on the program. ANOTHER RECORD CiOES Illinois A. C. Relay Swim Team Breaks Own 300-Yard Mark. Dll l nit'd /’<•< ss CHICAGO. April s.—'Tlic Illinois Athletic Club relay team clipped 3-5 of a second from its own world record in the 300-yard medley race at the National A. A. U. swimming meet hers Wednesday night. The I. A. C team finished in 3:05"i. The mark applies to a sixty-foot pool. N. Y. A. C. was second and Brooklyn Y. M. C. A. third. ATHERTON LOSES BOUT Happy Shaded by Luis Carpcntero; Other Local Pug in Scrap. By Times Special CINCINNATI. Ohio, April 5. Luis Carpentero, Toledo flyweight, shaded Happy Atherton, Indianapolis, in ten rounds here Wednesday, newspaper decision. Frankie Palmo, Cincinnati, ompointed Jack Penny. Toledo, six rounds. Royal Cox, Indianapolis, shaded Teddy Blake, Toledo, and Allen Watston, Indianapolis, lost to Knockout Morgan, Toledo. Cherokee Kid, Indianapolis, went to a draw with Harry Lang, Cincinnati.

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Sixteen Teams in Third Round of Prep Tourney Hu I nited Pc ss CHICAGO, April s.—Sixteen teams, representing fifteen States, entered the third round of the University of Chicago's tenth annual national interscholastic basketball tournament here today. Wednesday’s play saw the elimination of one of the pre-tourna-ment favorites. Austin, Texas, which fell before the sensational Carr Creek, Ky.. five, 25 to 18. Other scores: Slivers. Davton. Ohio, 35, St. Paul. Neb., 30. St. Genrqq, Utah. 36: Pur-'v. Term.. 28 Mire. Miss.. 29: South Port'.rid. Me, 19. Grand Forks, N. D.. 33: Wilmington. N C, 17 Canton. 111.. 28: Ft. Collin:, Colo., 15. Tulsa. Qkln.. 27; Winfield. Kalis.. 19 Ashland. Kv.. 20; Naugatuck, Conn , 13 Oregon, Mo. 23: Spartanburg. S. C, 13 Bristol, Conn, 14: Pine Bluff. Ark, 13 Vienna, Oa, 42 Yankton. S. D.. SI. Oak Park, 111.. 43; Everetl. Mass., 23.

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