Indianapolis Times, Volume 39, Number 24, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 June 1927 — Page 11

JUNE 8, 1927

Britons Will Furnish Color

Pair Are Invading Favorites ™ to Capture Title at' Oakmont. PLAY CONSISTENT GOLF Each Boasts Brilliant Record in Competition. J BY JIMMY POWERS NEA Service Sports Writer OAKMONT COUNTRY CLUB, Pa., June 8. —American golfers have not cornered the market on color and temperament. Think of Ted Ray, the battle-worn veteran, and George Duncan, the Flying Scot, two of the British stars, who are in America for international honors and the national open. Ted Ray has one of the most brilliant golfing records in English history, and Duncan has a record of great playing that few veterans of the game can equal. When not a winner, Ray has crowded the winners. Among his notable triumphs he won the British open in 1912, and the American open in 1920. Three times did he win the northern section tournament, in 1906, 1909 and 1911. On nine occasions he represented England against Scotland. Second and fiird were his stations in the rench championships of 1910, 1911 and 1919. And remember that he tied for the American open championship in 1913 but lost in the playoff. Six Holes in One That’s not all. He has won the Tooting cup, the Hertfordshire championship several times, the Daily Mail tournament, which is equal to our P. G. A. championship, and various other tournaments, as well as making six holes in one. Now for George Duncan. There will be no preliminary gestures when George steps up to tee in the U. S. open hdre. A "fleeting glance down the fairway, a squint at the ball, and, without a second’s hesitation, the pellet will be soaring towards the flag. Delay would be fatal to a man of Duncan’s nervous tension. He must find quick relief for the energy tautly keyed for the immediate shot. If he doesn’t, the shot will be fluffed, that’s all. That is Duncan—he must release his explosive effort before some foreign element annoys him. Duncan’s nerves are not exactly a, detriment, nor does he have to fight them always as doss Leo Diegel. Duncan exemplifies the theory that temperament and genius go hand in hand. Meteoric Finals Instances of his meteoric finales were his 71 and 72 to win the Britopen in 1920; his 69 in the last Bund of that event in 1922 when he tried to overtake Walter Hagen; a fourth round of S3 to win the Daily Mail tournament the same year and a 63 when ho beat Abe Mitchell in the Gleneagies final. He is as consistent in British golfing circles as Bobby Jones is in American. From 1920 to 1924 it has been first, fifth, second, sixth, and sixth. He has yet to produce his true form in an American open, however. Surely you understand that there’s no American monopoly cn the two characteristics, color and temperament now. Ray and Duncan are both capable of leading the field at the end of 72 holes at Oakmont, and they’re here for that one purpose. Win or lose, they’ll let the world know they’re here. FIRE AT BOWIE TRACK Grand -Stand and Clubhouse Destroyed at Race Plant. ISn Vniter! Press _ _ WASHINGTON, June B.—The grand stand and clubhouse at Bowie race track, near here, were destroyed by fire early today, with a loss estimated at between $75,0000 and SIOO,OOO. The buildings were erected about twelve years ago. Cause of the fire is unknown. LEITZMAN TO REMAIN Bu Times Special _ _ LA PORTE, Ind., June B.—S. H. Leitzman, athletic director of the Porte High School, will remain as coach he announced TuesLeitzman refused an offer to take a position at Hammond High School.

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BASEBALL CALENDAR

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Won. Lost. Pet. Toledo 29 14 .674 Minneapolis 27 20 .574 Milwr’iKee 25 22 .532 INDIANAPOLIS 23 23 .500 Kansas City 22 24 .478 St. Paul 21 26 .447 Louisville 21 28 .420 Columbus 19 30 .388 AMERICAN LEAGUE W. L. Pet.! W. L. Pet. New York 32 15 .981 Washgton. 21 23 .477 Chicago . 31 18 .633 Cleveland. 22 28 .458 Philadcl.. 25 22 .532 Detroit .. 19 26 .422 St. Louis. 22 24 .4781 Boston .. 13 31 .295 NATIONAL LEAGUE W. L. Pet.l W. L. Pet. Pittsbeh. 30 13 . 698 Brooklyn. 22 27 .449 St. Louis 25 17 .595 Philadel. . 18 24 .429 Chicago 25 19 .568 Boston . . 16 23 .410 New York 24 20 .545 Cincinnati 15 32 .319 Games Today AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Minneapolis at INDIANAPOLIS. Kansas City at Toledo. Milwaukee at Columbus. St. Paul at Louisville (two games). AMERICAN LEAGUE Cleveland at Washington. St. Louis at Phlladelnhla. Chicago at New York. Detroit at Boston. NATIONAL LEAGUE Boston at St. Louis. Brooklyn at Chicago. Philadelphia rt Cincinnati. New York at Pittsburgh. Yesterday’s Results AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Milwaukee . 200 029 Columbus 300 201 00*—6 10 0 Johnson, Young; Morris, Wingo. St Paul 000 000 ooo— o * l Louisville 005 210 20*—10 19 2 B“tts, McQuald, Gaston; Dawson. McMullen. Kansas City 012 024 100—10 15 1 Toledo 040 041 21*—12 15 0 Schaack. Olsen, Shlnault; Paimcro, Ryan, Heving. Cleveland 000 400 004 — 8' 15 5 Washington 060 040 00*—10 11 1 Smith. Levsen. Shaute. Karr. Collard, L. Sewell; Thurston. Marberry, Ruel, Tate. Chicago 000 000 100—t 7 1 New York 000 201 10* —4 6 1 Thomas, Crouse; Hoyt, Collins. St Louis 005 100 210— 9 18 0 Philadelphia 104 221 10*—11 14 i Vsngilde*. Gaston. Wingard, Jones, Schang; Walberg. Willis. Pate, Gray. Grove. Cochrane. Detroit TTT Too 000 Boston 014 000 01 *-6 10 1 Collins. Carroll. Woodall; Wiltse. Welzer. Hartley. NATIONAL LEAGUE New York 202 010 010—6 12 0 ; Pittsburgh 400 200 12*-—9 16 1 Grimes. Henry. Songer. O Nell. Cummings; Meadows, Smith, Goocn. Brooklyn 100 050 000—6 11 1 Chicago 011 101 03*—7 10 3 McWeeny. ElHott. Ehrhardt, Hargreaves; Root. Osborn, Tolseir. Roy, Hartnett. Boston 000 160 320—12 14 3 St. Louis 001 000 121— 5 9 4 R Smith. Hogan; Ring. Keen, Littlejohn, Schulte. Philadelphia 100 000 000—1 7 3 Cincinnati 100 110 02*—5 10 0 Pruett. Wilson. Jonnard; May. Hargrave. BUSINESS MEN ASSAIL FREE CONGRESS MAIL Weary of Carrying Local Because of Franked Matter. Bn United Press WASHINGTON, June B—Big business men are demanding that they no longer be required to pay the postage bills for congressmen who use their franking privilege to load the mails with speeches. The interest taken in the subject by the Chamber of Commerce probably will mean that the McKellar amendment to the postal rate bill, framed, but not passed last session, again will be added next session, when a postal rate bill is introduced. McKellar’s amendment provided that the Postoffice Department should make appropriate credit to the postal service for money which would have been received if the socalled franked mail had been paid for at the established rate. LIQUOR RAID SIX Quietly entering Columbus, Ind., Tuesday night, Federal agents arrested six men, including a night policeman, on charges of violation of the national prohibition laws. George W Kinney, the policeman, was arrested after agents purchased liquor from him, tendering marked money in payment, according to advices reaching the prohibition department here. Louis Cavanaugh, a bellboy in the Belviaere Hotel, and Harry Morriss, also were arrested. . The events of the night followed several days investigation by undercover agents. SAIL FOR ENGLAND Bp United Press NEW YORK, June B.—Thirteen crew members, three managers and two faculty members from Kent School, Kent, Conn., sailed on the Berengaria Tuesday night for England, where the crew will compete in the Henley Regatta and several other races. v “B” MEN’S BANQUET The annual banquet for Butler University *‘B” men will be held Friday at Johnny Mann’s chicken dinner place. The “feed” is scheduled for 6 o’clock. “Baby” Auto Stolen A motorcycle motored auto, less than 6 feet long, valued at $93, was stolen from the rear of his home, Harold Miller, 3534 Carrollton Ave., reported to police.

Tech Athletes Receive Awards Eleven Technical High School athletes received block “T’s” and fifty-seven others received lower awards at the annual honor day exercises Tuesday night at the Cadle Tabernacle. Those awarded the block “T, ’ highest athletic honor, were: Baseball—Robert Adams, Cecil Jordan, Stan Krueger, Ray Miller, Albert Newman. Track—Kenton Gardner, Emmett Jones, Knoll Kutouback, Willis Peel, Herbert Fears, Fred Wuelfing. The Dyer medal for sportsmanship was given Maurice Massy, football, basketball and track star. Massy and Robert Adams were the sole recipients of sweaters. NEW TRACK RECORD SET Happy Argo Breaks Five and OneHaif Furlong Mark at Belmont. Bn l nitrd Press NEW YORK. June B.—Happy Argo, 4-year-old bay, set anew track record at Belmont Park, Tuesday. Running in the fourth race, the colt finished the five and onehalf furlongs in 1:04 4-5, one-fifth of a second better than the record established last year by Ladine and Burd Helen. Jockey O’Donnell was up. Happy Argo is owned by the Kershaw stable. Major League Comment George Sisler, peerless first baseman of the St. £ouis Browns, stole three bases and hit safely in each of his four trips to the plate. The Browns, incidentally, lost the game to the Philadelphia Athletics, 11-9, although the Mackmen were outliit, 18-14. An eight-inning rally gave the Cubs the advantage that netted a 7-6 victory over Brooklyn. Previously Brooklyn had hammmered the offerings of Charley Root, Bob Osborne end Roy hard. Four home runs featured the first game of the important series between the New York Yankees and Chicago White Sox in which the Gothamites won, 4-1. The victory gave New York a little better than a two-game advantage over the second place Sox. Four singles, a base on balls and a home run in the second inning gave Washington six runs and paved the way for a 10-8 victory over Cleveland. Cleveland threatened several times, but the rallies were short lived. Grimes, Henry and Songer tried unsuccessfully to stop the heavy hitting of the Pittsburgh Pirates and the Pennsylvanians defeated the Giants, 9-6. The Braves touched three St. Louis pitchers for fourteen hits and had little difficulty in defeating the world champions. Jimmy Ring started for the Cardinals, but was taken out after six runs were scored in the fifth inning. Jake May kept the seven Philadelphia hits well scattered and Cincinnati defeated the Phillies, 5-1. Despite a ninth-inning rally which netted four runs, Detroit was defeated by Boston, 6-5. Up to the ninth inning Wiltse had held the Tigers to two hits. NO HITS, NO RUNS Bp United Press SCRANTON, Pa., June B—Just 27 men faced Pitcher Mattueni of the Connell A. C. ball team here Tuesday when that club played the Weston A. C. in a Keystone League semi-pro game, and he was credited with a no-hit, no-run victory. The Connell A. C. club annexted nine runs, IRISH LEADER Bu United Press SOUTH BEND, Ind., June B.—Joseph Griffin, Detroit, has been elected captain of the 1928 Notre Dame University track team.

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VIEHMANN NOW m OWN FIRM The establishment of the new real estate firm, F. J. Viehmann Company, 142 N. Delaware St., in business in Indianapolis was one of the features in local real estate circles last week. The firm opened its office June 1 and already reports an encouraging development. The new firm is headed by Frank J. Viehmann, president, who was associated with Lorenz Schmidt and Sons, Inc., for sixteen years. Other officers of the firm are David Yankuner, vice-president, and Louis Sakowitz, secretary-treasurer. Sakowitz is also secretary-treasurer of the Puritan Finance Company. The new firm is a member of the Indianapolis Real Estate Board. The firm handles general real estate business. It also engages in general building business, rentals and insurance. It plans to specialize in building moderately-priced houses, Viehmann explained. “We are exclusive sales agents for the Puritan Finance Company,” said Viehmann. “We have sold seven houses in the first seven days we have operated. We believe in the future of Indianapolis real estate as a safe and sane investment for all classes of citizens.” (Ml OFFERS WINDOW SHADES Offerings in window shades, linoleums, awnings and art goods are being made by H. C. Curry and Company, 1051 Virginia Ave., in the firm’s newly decorated business home, located “right on Fountain Square.” A line of window shades has been selected for the early summer trade. With the advance of favorable housecleaning weather, the demand for window shades, linoleums, awnings and other home supplies has increased, Curry pointed out. In the store, display of Armstrong linoleumn has been arranged. Yardsquare patterns of linoleums are placed for customers' inspection, giving them an opportunity to see how the goods “look on the floor.” TTie firm makes a specialty of Tontine window shades, a washable cloth shade. It also handles a variety of other grades of window sii cidcs. The firm handles drapery rods. Curry was formerly associated with H. J. Van Dolah. in the Curry and Van Dolah Window Shade Company. Early this year, Curry took over the interests of Van Dolah. Assisting is Howard Curry, a son. Mrs. Curry is also active in the firm.

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