Indianapolis Times, Volume 40, Number 38, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 June 1928 — Page 11

JUNE 25, 1928.

Play in English Tennis Championships Feature of Program for Week

Hoosier Net Star Victor in First Tilt Hennessey Wins From Rhodes Scholar in Opening at Wihibledon. BY ROBERT C. DOWSON, United Press Staff Correspondent WIMBLEDON STADIUM, England, June 25.—Stars, particularly American ones, swept without difficulty through the well-seeded first round of the All-England tennis championships today. W. T. Tilden, leader of the United States Davis Cup team, beat M. V. Summerson, and English thirdrater, 6-0, 6-1, 6-0. Tilden won with the greatest ease, and spent most of his time practicing forehand slices and backhand spins, on which he allowed Summerson to take one game. Tilden in the last game served only five ball, netting one. John Hennessey, Indianapolis Davis Cup player, beat E. Mather, American Rhodes scholar, 6-1, 6-0, 6-2. Hennessey was easily superior in all departments of the game. Hennessey caused a sensation by wearing black-and-white striped flannel trousers instead of the traditional white ones. Rene La Coste, French holder of the American tennis championship, opened the tournament with a victory over H. L. Walcott of South Africa, 6-0, 6-2, 6-2. Henri Ccchet, present holder of the Wimbledon championship, beat Mohamed Sleem, Indian Davis cup p’ayer, 6-2, 8-6, 6-2. George Lott, United States defeated F. Crosbie, Great Britain, 6-2, 6-0, 6-0. Lott never was extended. Jacques Brugnon, France, beat U. Keamet, Indian Davis cup player, 6-0, 6-0,

Baron De Morpurgo of the Italian Davis cup team beat W. L. Breese of New York, 6-2, 9-7, 6-1. Breese, ii left handed youth, fought a ’sturdy, though losing, fight against the veteran De Morpurgo, who was running continually all over the •court to retrieve the American’s well timed backhand shots. The Italian’s superior strategy and services won for him. The Duke of York, who was to have been the doubles partner of the veteran Norman Brookes, Australia, withdrew, and Wilbur Coen. American boy Davis cup star, paired up with Brookes.

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By United Press - George Pipgras permitted the Boston Red Sox only three hits as the New York Yankees were wining;'" 4-0. Babe Ruth got his twenty-eighth home run of the season. Jess Pettv. Brooklyn oitchinr act. shut out the New York Giants for the second time this season the Dodders winmns, .2 to 0. The third victory in eight days over tlie Cincinnati Reds was credited to Grover Cleveland Alexander when the Caidinals won behind him 7-4. Washington took the third game of the series from Philadelphia, 6-3, eight passes by Earnshaw contributing largely to the A.’s defeat. A third inning attack gave the Chicago Cubs six runs and brought an 8-to-1 defeat to the Pirates. Hack Wilson hit his fourteenth home run of the season. The Chicago White Sox went into the cellar when they lost to Detroit, 6-0. Cleveland defeated St. Louis. 4-2. evening the series. AMUSEMENTS "XT | VDIP A "~ I LI it Bm Y"„," CARL ROSIN I & CO. The Master Magician Ted Marcell Three „ Tk . rIll ,„„ Olympians The Chirpy ‘•Exponents of Chap on Skates'’ Physical Culture’’ Edison and McCarthy and Gregory Sternad “When We Work in “WETS We Play” vs. DRY'S” SAHIB MALACCA & CO. “THREE ARABIAN KNIGHTS” EXTRA ADDED ATTRACTION HARRY INGALLS DANCERS A LA CARTE A Fast and Flashy Group of Beautiful Girls. Vaudeville Starts: 2, 4:20. 7. :20 Si NOW PLAYING AT KEITH’S “THE FIREBRAND" The fast, pacing story of tbs world’s greatest lover, artist and swordsman. NIGHTLY AT 8:30 SHARP, Daylight Saving Time. MATS. WED.-SAT. 2:30 ” “ NEXT WEEK “THE COPPERHEAD” George Baul’s farewell play of the season. Mr. Kay Morris Is to he seen shortly in a series of tine plays. Order Seats Now. ENGLISH’SS Daylight Saving Time BERKELL| W “"“. PLAYERS! Now Playing "STELLA DALLAS” Nites: | Mats.: 25c-50c-99e 1 25c-35c-50c week | "Abie’s Irish Rose” RIVERSIDE Free Amusement Park Open Every Aflernoon nnd Evening HEFFELMAN CANDY CO. PICNIC WEDNESDAY

Wimbledon Tourney Opens; Two Boxing Bouts Attract Attention. RISKO MEETS GODFREY Loughran, Emanuel jn Scrap Thursday Night. BY GEORGE KIRKSEY United Press Staff Correspondent NEW YORK, June 23.—This week will be a comparatively quiet one in the sporting world as compared to last week’s dizzy succession of events. The all-England tennis cham- ! pionships started at Wimbledon, today, with Helen Wills defending her women’s singles title and William T. Tilden striving to detrone Henri ■ Cochet, the former ball boy of Lyons, France, as rmn’s singles champion. The twice postponed George God-frey-Johnny Risko heavyweight bout will be*held Wednesday night at Ebbets Field, Brooklyn, and Tommy Loughran, light heavyweight champion, will meet Armand Emanuel, the young San Francisco barrister, in a non-title bout at Madison Square Garden Thursday night. Aside from these events and the usual baseball battles, this week has no other noteworthy sporting events on the program. A resume of last week's happenings reveals one sensational performance after another in all branches of sport.

Two Crew Champs Two new champions were crowned in rowing. The University of California won the intercollegiate rowing championship of America by defeating Columbia, 1927 champions, in a thrilling race at Poughkeepsie, breaking a 27-year-old record for the four-mile race. The new record set by California is 18 minutes 35 4-5 seconds. Yale defeated Harvard on the Thames at New London by ten lengths in America’s oldest intercollegiate sporting event. Johnny Farrell, long-famed as golf’s best dressed player, won his first open golf championship by defeating Bobby Jones one up in the 36-hole playoff at Olympia Fields, Chicago, Sunday, after they had tied with 294s for the tournament proper. Walker Keeps Title Mickey Walker, middleweight champion, retained his title by winning the decision from Ace Hudc kins in a fierce ten-round bout in the rain at Comiskey Park, Chicago. Jimmy McLarnin scored another sensational one-round knockout and jumped back into the spotlight as the leading challenger for Sammy Mandell’s lightweight crown. McLarnin knocked out Phil McGraw for the first time in the Detroit Greek’s career, the referee stopping the bout after 2 minutes, 45 seconds. McGraw was knocked down four times. The New York Yarkees lest their first series of the year and their first double-header since May 28, 1926, when the Boston Red Sox beat them twice Saturday. 8 to 4 and 7 to 1. Babe Ruth hit home runs No. 26 and 27 Saturday and home run No. 28 Sunday, putting him far ahead of his 1927 record. He did not hit No. 28 until July 9 last year. Roush Jumps Giants Ed Roush, veteran outfielder, jumped the New York Giants, vowing he would retire from baseball, rather than be spied upon. Roush claims that Roger Bresnahan. acting manager of the Giants, had him shadowed by hired sleuths. McGraw has been away from the Giants since his accident at Chicago. Tilden won the all-London tennis title by defeating Francis T. Hunter in three straight sets. F. J. Cuhel, University of lowa track captain, bettered the world's record for the 400 meter hurdles by running that event in 53.4 seconds at lowa City, Saturday. The record is 53.8 seconds, set by Petterson of Sweden in 1925.

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\ITHEN the experts looked the ’ ' Cincinnati Reds over this spring, they all were told by Manager Jack Hendricks tha(! he had a real find in Marty Callaghan, a rookie outfielder. Most of them said “Yeah!” and let it go at that until Callaghan started belting that apple. You can look at the averages and see that the youngster is around the .380 mark and if that isn’t nice hitting we’d like to know what is,

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Power and Light Hurler Fans 12; I. U. Tilt Carded Hildebrand struck out twelve batsmen Saturday and pitched the Power and Light nine, city champs, to an easy victory, 11 to 3, over the Murray Body Corporation team in (he Big Six League. He allowed only four hits, Schott getting three ■ Russell and Flynn each poled three safe hits for Power and Light, the winners collecting twelve blows. On Thursday of this week the strong Power and Light club wil’. visit Bloomington to battle the team representing the Indiana University summer coaching school The contest will start at 3 oclock standard time. Saturday box score: POWER & LIGHT I MURRAY BODY AB H O A! ABH O A Osborne, ss 4 1 0 2 Fuller.2b... 4 0 16 Birch, 2b. 2 11 0 8r0wn.c.... 2 0 2 0 Sch’n’k’r,2b 2 0 1 1 Dady.lb. ... 3 112 0 Treby.lf... 5 1 0 O'Schott.**... 4 3 2 3 Br'ght’n.cf 4 1 2 0 Haworth.p.. 4 0 0 1 Russell.lb. 5 3 8 0 Davidson.cf 4 0 5 0 Flynn,3b... 5 3 0 21 Walsh.rf... 4 0 2 0 Floyd.rf... 5 0 1 O'Agen.Sb.... 4 0 10 Cn ivcr.c. . 4 014 0 Hodges,lf... 3 0 2 0 Hll bra d.p. 4 2 0 4 Totals ..40 12 27 9 Totals ...3TT2TIY Murray Body Aid 000 010 —3 Power and Light 050 110 031—11 Errors—Osborne. Flynn. Walsh, Schott (3). Runs—Schonecker. Braughton. Russell (2i. Flyn. Flovd • 21. Collver. Hildebrand (3). Brown (2i. Dadv. Stolen bases —Treby, Russell. Sacrifice*—Birch Double play—Hildebrand to Collver to Russell. Left on bases-r-Power and light. 7; Murray Body, 5. Base on b-Us—Off Hildebrand. 12; bv Haworth. 1. Hit bv pitcher— By Haworth (Collver). Passed balls— Collyer. Brown Umpire—Engleklng. HARVARD TRIMS YALE B’i Time, Special CAMBRIDGE. Mass., June 25. Harvard defeated Yale. 2 to 1, here Saturday in the third and deciding game of the annual series. The winning run was scored in the thirteenth inning when Barbee hit to Aldrich with Cutts on third. Aldrich slipped on the wet infield attempting to throw the runner out.

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ONE of the most improved batters in the National League this season is Taylor Douthit, outfielder with the St. Louis Cards. Douhit’s best average in the big league up to this year was only .308, and he hit only .262 last season, but he's been up around .370 for the past few weeks and continues at that gait. He ought to better that .308 average this season. Douthit is scheduled to appear with the Cards in Indianapolis Tuesday when the National League leaders meet the Indians in an exhibition game.

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COLLEGE TENNIS PLAY Ninety-Three Vie for National Title at Philadelphia. Bn United Prraa PHILADELPHIA. June 25. Ninety-three college boys swung into action in the annual national intercollegiate lawn tennis championship tournament at the Merion Cricket Club today in quest of the crown held by Wilmer Allison of Texas, who is not defending his laurels. John Von Ryn, Princeton, is seeded No. 1 in Allison’s place, while Berkeley Bell, another Texas ace, is second.

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