Indianapolis Times, Volume 44, Number 98, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 September 1932 — Page 15

KEPT. 2, 1932

HARNESS RACING OPENS HERE SATURDAY

Horseman 3-Year-Old Trot on Monday Bill Grand Circuit Events Get Under Way Labor Day; The Marchioness Favored Over Brilliant Field in Coveted SB,OOO Feature. With thirty-three races and nearly $50,000 in prize money, harness racing will get under way at the Indiana state fair ground Saturday. Grand Circuit events do not start until Monday, with the Labor day card featured by the Horseman Futurity for 3-year-old trotters. One of the greatest races of the Grand Circuit season is expected in this event. The same field which battled for the $50,000 Hambletonian prize is entered, and sensational time is expected over the fast Hoosier track.

liorst Takes Park Crown George Horst and Gene Demmary divided honors in the finals of the Garfield park tennis tourney Thursday. Horst captured singles honors by shading Demmary, 3-6, 6-4, 6-1, 4-5, 6-3, in a bitter battle. In doubles, Demmary paired wjth Joe Stubbs to carry off top honors, defeating Horst ajid Vincent .Meunier, 7-5, 4-6, 6-3, 1-8, 6-0. Bob Neidhamer defeated Al Meunier in the junior singles, and paired with Randolph Schumbert to take the junior doubles laurels. DIA MON D ~TOU RN E Y SET C'loverdale, Greencastle, Spencer and Negro Clubs Tangle. B y 1 t rue* Special CLOVERDALE, Ind., Sept. 2. A baseball tournament, involving four rivals from this district, is yarded for Monday at the local park. Cloverdaie Grays, Indiana Negro All-Stars, Greencastle Merchants, and Spencer Corn Parchies are entered, with the first game at 10 a. m„ the second at 1 p. m., and the winners meeting at 3 p. m.

Other Fights Thursday

ST. PAUL—Pnmo Camera, the manmountain from Italy, defeated Art Lasky of Minneapolis in a ten-wind fight. Camera weighed 266. I.askv 188 Camera was booed repeatedly for roughing, slapping and wrestling with hi.s much smaller opponent. In the seventh round he accidentally fouled Lasky. but after a short rest the fight continued. AT MUNCIE Bud Elv. Muncle lightweight. defeated his local rival. Tiger Eddie Smith, in ten rounds: Frank Gierke, Indianapolis featherweight, drew witn Bruce Britt. Terre Haute, in eight rounds: Carl Elv. local welterweight, declsioned K O. McClellan Muncie. in six rounds: Kid Bust, Muncie feather, outpointed Boughhouse Blankenship. Indianapolis four rounds: Young Wrtherlv. Yorktown.' and Tom Hahn, Muncie. drew in four rounds. AT CLEVELAND—Babe Triscaro, sensational voung Cleveland bantamweight, was given an unpopular decision over Ross Fields in a thrilling eight-round slugfest. Billv Wallace, veteran Cleveland lightweight, beat three rivals. Eddie Lord. Frankis Brasio and Lou Severo, in two-round bouts. Eddie Simms. Cleveland heavyweight, knocked out Angus Snvder of Kansas City in thirty seconds of the first round. AT NEW YORK—Kid Chocolate of Cuba, lunior lightweight champion. stopped Frankie Marchese of New York in the fourth round.

With Semi-Pros and Amateurs

Indianapolis Ramblers have open dates after Labor day and would like to book road names. Write Indiapapolis Ramblers, 2005 Southeastern avenue' or call Dr. 0174, ask for Jerry. Bargersville, Lebanon, Fountaintown and Morristown, notice. Kroger A. C.s lost a hard-fought game to Crawfordsville K. of C. at Crawfordsvtlle Sunday. 5 to 4. Young allowed nine scattered hits and struck out nine men, Bennett of the Caseys matching him. Reynolds and Jordan featured at bat for Krogers and Devitfr and Kelly led the K C. attack. Krogers take on Kibler AllStars in a return game at Greenhouse park, Sunday. Kiblers hold one decision over the Krogers and a real battle is expected. On Labor day. Krogers play a double-header at Mars Hill, starting at 1 p. m. Vonnegut Hardware nine plays the fast Hoosler A B C.s at Gadsden Sunday. Baker or Warmouth and Keller will form the Hardware battery. Beech Grove Reds defeated Willard A. C., 3 to 1. in five innings Sunday, the game being cut short by rain. Reds entertain New Bethel Sunday, and on Monday morning, they play the Indiana reformatory nine at Pendleton. Monday afternoon, Reds take on Bargersville at Beech Grove in the second of a threegame series. All managers are requested to attend the final meeting of the season of the Circle City League tonight at Smith, Hassler and Sturm sporting goods store at 7:30 p. m. Fletcher Avenue Cubs are without a game fo.r Monday. Call Dr. 2725. ask lor Al. Indianapolis Cubs, vet to be defeated by a state team, are without games for Sunday and Monday. Strong state teams write John Smith. 1745 West Morris street, Richmond. Anderson. Batesville. Rushvtlle. Medora, Scottsburg. Seymour and others, notice Cubs will practice tonight at 5 o clock. Question Marks have a permit for Garfield and would like to hear from a team regarding a game for Sunday. Call Harrison 4581-M. between 6 and 7 p. m. Ask for John. Holy Trinity and St. Catherine, notice. riainfield Commercials will plav Hoosler A B. Cs at Plainfield Monday. H A. Hessler. Plainfield, manager, asks A. B C.s to confirm game through this column. Fifty-second Street Merchants will have Toon and Campbell ready for mound duty when they tangle with O Hara Sans at

Major Leaders

LEADING HITTERS O'Doul. Dodgers .. 126' 511? 107' 1M *369 F°xx. Athletics ...133 499 129 180 .361 V. Dvt*. Phillies. 105 339 41 119 .351 5V*? 1, • • 124 0 112 150 .349 Klein Phillies.... 131 558 138 193 .346 Manush, Senators. 125 521 102 180 .346 HOME RVNS £<•**• Annettes... 48 Gehrig. Yankees.. 31 Ruth. Yankees. .. 39 Ott. Giants 29 Kaem. Phillies 35 Simmons, Athletics 29

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The Marchioness, winner of the Hambletonian, is the favorite, but she faces a stern test. Hollyrood Dennis, who has trotted a mile faster than any other 3-year-old, is expected to provide the chief competition. Other Stars Entered Others of high caliber in this race are Calumet Chuck, Brevere, Kashmary, and The Lad, all of whom have starred on the Grand Circuit this season. Approximately SB,OOO will go to the winner in this coveted stake Other features on the Grand Circuit card are the Horseman Futurity 2-year-old trot and the Horseman Futurity 3-year-old pace, both carded for Tuesday; the 2:10 pace and $12,000 Frank P. Fox stake for 2- pacers cn Wednesday; the L. S. Ayres 2:10 trot, the Governor's 2:15 pace and Cedar Hill Stock Farm 3-year-old trot for Thursday, and The Senator 2-year-old trot and Hotel Lockerbie 2:05 pace on Friday. Complete Card Announced In addition to the afternoon cards, two races will be run four nights next week. The complete day card: Saturday 2 14 Pace (Vi-miie horses) * 350 218 Trot it 2-mile horsesi \ 350 2:23 Pace I'/2-mile horses) 350 Monday 3- trot, the Horseman Futurity. estimated SB,OOO 2 09 Pace goo 21s Trot ijoo 2:16 Pace 700 Tuesday 2- trot, the Horseman Fu- „ , t ' lr 'lv $3,000 2:14 Trot 800 3- pace, the Horseman Futurity. estimated 4,000 2:20 Trot f'2-mile horsesi 500 2-Year-old pace. Indiana Trotting and Racine Horse hss'n 400 Wednesday 2-Year-old trot, Indiana Trotting and Pacing Horse Ass n $ 400 2:19 Pace 3.000 2- pace. Frank P. Fox Stake, estimated 12 000 2:08 Trot 800 2:22 Pace 600 Thursday 210 Trot. L. S. Avres & Cos $3,000 2:15 Pace, the Governor s 1 500 3- trot < 2:22 classi. Cedar Hill Stock Farm, early closing .. 1,000 2:19 Trot 700 Friday 2- trot. The Senator SI,OOO 2:05 Pace. Hotel Lockerbie 1.500 2:18 Pace ('2-mie horsesi 500 3- pace (2:20 class) 1,000 The night program: Monday 2:25 Trot S3OO 2:15-2:18 Pace (SSOO, claiming) 300 Wednesday 2:23 Pace S3OO 2:17-2:20 Trot (SSOO, claiming I 300 Thursday 2:22 Trot S3OO 2:18-2:21-Pace (SSOO. claiming) 300 Friday 2:22 Pace *3OO 2:18 Trot i*6oo selling) 300

Bella ire diamond Sunday. Fletcher and Elliott will pitch Monday’s double-header against Clermont. Indianapolis Recorders lost a close game to Louisville Black Caps at Louisville last Sunday. 6 to 4. Labor day. the Recorders Play Seymour Reds at Sevmour They have Sept. 11 open. Address T. Baldwin, 2320 Shriver avenue, or call Harrison 4505-M for games. Freije A. C.s will play Brookside Cubs Sunday at Brookside No. 2 and will take on Lexington A. C.s in a double-header on Labor day. Freijes will practice this evenining. For games cal! Drexel 5637. ask for Jacob Freije. Kroger A. C.s, notice. Leon Tailoring nine will meet Willard A. C.s Sunday at Ellenberger .park at 3 p. m. Both clubs are rated high among the city independent nines. For games with Tailors, write H. E. Beplav. 821 North Ritter avenue, or phone Irvington 7297. Indianapolis Cubs and Gaseteria, notice. MIDWAY GRIDMEM MEET Midways will hold their first football meeting Wednesday. Sept. 7, at Elliott’s, 1524 South Randolph street, at 7:45 p. m. All players and tryouts are requested to attend. SETS TRACK RECORD By United Press GOSHEN, Ind., Sept. 2.—Lindy D, owned and driven by C. D. Drook of Converse, set anew track record here Thursday, trotting a mile in 2:07'4 in the 2:14 trot.

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L. S. Golfers Need But 3 Wins to Defeat Britons

By United Press BROOKLINE. Mass., Sept. 2. The second and final day of Walker cup golf competition today promised plenty of thrills, despite the fact the United States virtually clinched its seventh successive championship Thursday by winning all four of the Scotch foursomes. This country needed only three victories in today’s eight singles matches to send Britain’s leading amateurs home once again without the coveted trophy. Today’s program called for the following matches: Francis Ouimet (U. S.) vs. Tony Torrance (G. B.) Jess Sweetser (U. S.i vs. John Stout (G. B.) Gus Moreland (U. 8.) vs. Hex Tartley (G. B.i Charley Seaver (U. S.I vs. Eric Fiddian IG. B.i George Voigt (U. S.) vs. Leonard Crawley (G. B.) Maurice McCarthy (U. S.I vs. Lister Hartley (G. B.) Jack Westland (U. S.) vs. John Burke (G. B.) George Dunlap (U. S.) vs. Eric McRuvie (G. B.i Harrison R. (Jimmy) Johnston of St. Paul was unable to compete, still bothered by a sprained ankle. Don rMoe and Billy Howell, whose twosome victory Thursday was a sensation, stood on the sidelines to permit Westland and McCarthy to "earn their letters.” Moe and Howell tallied a 69. two under par. during the morning round Thursday, winning, 5 up. Sweetser and Voigt played only a single stroke over par during the thirty holes they needed to beat the

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Hartley brothers, 7 and 6. Seaver and Moreland once had a lead of 9 up over Torrance and John De Forest, and won by a score of 6 up. Quimet and Dunlap always held the upper hand in their match against John Stout and John Burke, and duplicated the Sweetser-Voigt score of 7 up.

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Spanish Mitt Star Beaten By ruffed Press NEW YORK, Sept. 2. - Hans B i r k i e, German heavyweight, smashed out a ten-round decision over Isadoro Gastanaga of Spain Thursday night by staging a sensational last-round nJly that brought the 4,000 fans to their feet In a frenzy of cheering. It was the Spanish knockout artist's first defeat in his career of more than forty battles. Gastanaga recently knocked out Charley Retzlaff in the first round.

Junior Diamond Title at Stake By Times Special MANCHESTER, N. H„ Sept. 2. With the American Legion national junior diamond championship at stake, Springfield. Mass., and New Orleans nines tangled again here today. Springfield evened the count with the western champions Thursday, with a 5 to 1 triumph in the third tilt of the series. Six-hit pitching by Gaffagnini and Diaz, and five New Orleans errors gave Springfield the edge. New Orleans won the first game and Wednesday's tilt was a 5-all, twelve-inning tie. TAGGART’S STAR WINS By Times Special CHICAGO. Sept. 2.—Playdale, from Tom Taggart’s French Lick Springs stable, won the Woodland Purse from a formidable field of 3-year-olds at Hawthorn Thursday. Prince Hotspur was second.

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