Indianapolis Times, Volume 40, Number 30, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 June 1928 — Page 31

JUNE 15, 1928

Finals Occur Saturday in Three Flights of Times Schoolboy Finks Meet

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FIRST ROUND TITLE FLIGHT M. Stone (Mi defeated D. Ellis (S>, 1 up. Lyle Weisenberg (T) defeated R. Rhodehamel <S>, 4 and 3. F. Eldridge (C) defeated Marvin Heckman (S), 2 up. George Anderson (BR) defeated William Hicks (M), 2 lip. Don Riley (T) defeated James Cangany (C). 7 and i>. H. Burton (M) defeated Edwin Eaton (Si, 4 and 3. W. Russell (C) defeated George Hicks (Mi, 5 and 4. Neville Ewing (S) defeated Thomas Pottage (Ml. 3 and 1. V. B. Rabold (41) defeated Phillip Bayt (W). 1 up (twenty holes). Billy Reed (S) defeated K. Blackwell (Si, 3 and 1. F. Blackwell (W) defeate! Russell Racier (Mi. 3 and 2. James Munro (T) defeated F. Fechtman (Ml, 8 and 6. Cecil Bolding (T) defeated J. Pollack (T). 1 up. william Heinlein (C) defeated J. Richwine (W), 4 and 2. Bob Yount (S) defeated Otto Wehmeier (T), 2 and 1. Leo Radkovic (C) defeated Bob Mobley (C). by default. SECOND ROUND TITLE FLIGHT M. Stone (M) defeated Lyle Weisenberg (T, 1 up. George AndeYson (BR) defeated F. Eldridge (C). 3 and 2. H. Burton (M) defeated Don Riley (Ti, 6 and 5. Neville Ewing (S) defeated W. Russell (C). 3 and 2. Billy Reed (S) defeated V. B. Rabold (41i. 5 and 4. James Munro (T) defeated F. Blackwell (Wi, 1 up. W. Heinlein (C) defeated Cecil Bolding (Ti. 8 and 6. Bob Yount (S) defeated Leo Radkovic (C), 4 and 2. FIRST ROUND SCHOOP FLIGHT Harry Yelton (C> defeated Ray Kincaid (BRI. 3 and 1. A Brisnick (W) defeated Val Schwert (HA). 5 and 3. William Fleming (S) defeated Alex Demmer (Ci. 4 and 2. John Turk iWi defeated Albert Metcalfe (Ci, 5 and 4. Tom Hankins <W) defeated Horace Kelly (Si. 5 and 3. Earl Overman iT' defeated J. Fitzgerald (C). by default. Ray Marshall (W) defeated Charles Lloyd (Si. bv default Herbert Smeltzer iSi defeated Ted Libpincott iTi. 1 up. 19 holes. Harry Banika iM defeated Don Moutford (W), 6 and 5. Walter Harmon (Ml defeated George Lindenborg (SI. 3 and 1. Joe Doll (Ci defeated Paul Lindenborg (41). 3 and 2. John Vaughn (C) defeated I. Dickinson IT). 4 and 3. Jean Grimes iBDi defeated Charles Craigie (Ti. 7 and 6. K. Bunnell (Ti defeated William McCone (BR). 8 and 7. Add Codington iC> defeated T. Roberts (Cl. 6 and 5. Bob Babcock (T) defeated Jud Favnter (75). by default. SECOND ROUND SCHOPP FLIGHT A. Brisnick (W) defeated Harry Yelton (C), 7 and 6.

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>nd Rounds of f Tourney

John Turk (W) defeated Alex Demmer (C). 3 and 2. Tom Hankiiis (W) defeated Earl Overman (T), 1 up. . . Ray Marshall (W) defeated Herbert Smeltzer (S). 3 and 1. , Walter Harmon (M) defeated Harry Banika (M), 8 and 7. . J. Vaughn (C) defeated Joe Doll (C), 2 and 1. K. Bunnell (T) defeated Jean Grimes (B D), 3 and 2. . . _ . Add Coddington C) defeated Bob Babcock iT), 6 and 4. FIRST ROUND STONEHOUSE FLIGHT R. Clifton (S) defeated Robert Burton (Mi, 3 and 2. , R. Carlson (W) defeated Ed Leise (M), Kenneth Welty <T> defeated Thomas McClintock (BRI, 4 and 2. Everett Theiss (Wi defeated George Daugherty <Ci.\6 and 5. W. Chapman 1 (41) defeated Edward Hubbard (WI, 6 and 5. W. Martin (T) defeated Jack Gulling (BR). 8 and 7. J „ _ . Charles Higgs (M) defeated H. Gehrich (C). 9 and 7. ~, Edward Beeson (M) defeated Meville Brown (T)„ 3 and 2. G. Burnell (Ci defeated Robert Spalding (C). 1 up, 19 hols. * Mauley Mark j iSi defeated Chester Harter iBRi. 8 and 6. Bob Munro (T) defeated Virgil Ellis (WN), 3 and 2. , , _ K Gottenmoller (C) defeated John Fidger (Wi. 8 end 7. • James Hopping (T> defeated Donn Anderson (Ti. 3 and 2. _ Evln Mitchell (T) defeated Russell Lutz (S'. 2 up. W. Roberts (C) defeated William Curran (C). 3 and 1. J _ _ George Nickoloff (W) defeated T. Ressler (BRi, 1 up. SECOND ROUND STONEHOUSE FLIGHT R. Carlson (Wl defeated R. Clifton (SI. 5 and 4. Everitt Theiss (W) defeated K. Welty (T). 5 and 4. W. Martin (T) defeated W. Chapman (41), 1 up. Charles Higgs (M) defeated Edward Beeson (Ml, 4 and 3. . _ _ „ Manley Mark (S) defeated G. Burnell (C). 2 and 1. Bob Munro (T) defeated Earl Gottenmoller (C). 7 and 6. James Hopping (T) defeated Btvin Mitchell (Ti. t up. t „ William Roberts (C) defeated George Nickoloff (W), 8 and 6. u tt The key to the letters following the names of the players follows: iM i Manual Training High School: (Ti Technical High School; (BRI Broad Ripple High School: iWI Washington High School; (Ci Cathedral High School; iSi Shortridge High School: iBDi Ben Davis High School; (WN) West Newton High School; (75< public school No. 75; i HA' Holy Angels; (41) public school No. 41. TRYOUTS TONIGHT Bu United Press CHICAGO.. June 15.—The Illinois Women’s A. C. will hold tryouts tonight to select candidates for the Olympic women's swimming team.

Coffin Course Scene of Windup of Third Annual Golf Event. HEINLEIN IN FINE FORM Cathedral Lad Scores 75 in > Thursday Play. BY DICK MILLER The field of schoolboy golfers contending for the third annual Indianapolis Times invitational interscholastic title at Coffin municipal links narrowed to eight in the championship flight today when play in the quarter finals started. Eight survivors also played quarterfinal matches in the “Harry Schopp consolation flight” and eight met in the "Ralph Stonehouse consolation flight.” • Semi-final matches followed the quarter-final matches today. By nightfall the field will be cut to the two finalists in each of the three flights. Play for the championship of each of the flights will be completed Saturday with thirty-six-hole match play. Since Wednesday noon, when 141 boys started from the first tee in a qualifying round of eighteen holes, the field gradually has dwindled. 96 Flight Positions The first cut came when forty-five youths who shot scores of more than 104, failed to qualify for the ninety-six flight positions. Scores to qualify ranged from two 79’s to 104, the score of the ninety-sixth player. The first round of match play Thursday cut the field in half and foicy-eight remained for secondround play. With sixteen in each of the three flights in the afternoon. Today the field of eight each survived in the three brackets. Spectacular golf cropped out in several of the first and secondround matches. Maurice Stone of Manual, one of the two low medal scorers Wednesday, found the going rough. He was carried to the last green for a one up victory over D. Ellis of Shortridge. Phillip Bajt of Washington, the other low medalist, met defeat on the twentieth green Thursday at the hands of a youthful 13-year-old star, Van Buren Rabold of School 41 Heinlein Shoots 75 William Heinlein of Cathedral played the lowest score of the tournament so far when he defeated John Richwine, 4 up and 2 to play. He finished out a great round of golf he had played to that point and scored a 75. Par for the course is 72. Heinlein was par on the first nine, playing a 5 on the par 4 second hole and hen “birdied” with a 3 on the par 4, fifth hole. On the second nine he played safe match play golf and went over par on the tenth and eleventh holes. He hd a pair of 6’s. He likewise was one over par on the fifteenth

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Teams May Enter in Times-Legion Meet Until 8 P.M. The Times’ story on the American Legion junior baseball tourney Thursday was erroneous. The article in question stated that the Times-Legion tourney entries closed Thursday night. Entries will be accepted until 8 p. m. tonight. Entries may be filed at the EmRoe store, at the sports department of The Indianapolis Times and with Dale Miller, Seventh district chairman, at the A. G. Spalding store. Drawings will be made tonight and diamonds assigned. Complete details of the event will be published in The Times Saturday.

More Times Golf Prizes

More prizes were added to The Times schoolboy golf tourney list today. Carl Callahan, of the EmRoe sporting goods store, contributed a valuable midiron. Bob Sturm of the Smith-Hassler Sturm sporting goods store, added a “V” neck “slip over” that is pleasing to the eye and William Byerly, manager of the Gus Habich sporting goods store, contributed a classy mashie. L. A. Jackson of the Capital Cap Company, contributed two golf caps called “capidaires.” hole, a par 3, but settled on the other holes and played even par golf, except the fourteenth, where he “birdied” with a 3. Heirtlein’s card read: Par out 4-4-3-4-4-3-5-4-3—36 Henlein out 4-5-5-4-3-5-4-3—36 Par iu 4-5-4-3-4-3-4-3-4—36—72 Henlein in 6-6-4-3-3-4-4-5-I—39—75 In the second round Maurice Stone kept up his good goH. but it was required to defeat Lyle Weisenberg of Tech 1 up, making two victories for Stone by 1 yp margin, Thursday. Consolation Flights • In the Harry Schopp flight, the first of the consolation brackets, Herbert Smeltzer of Shortridge was forced to go to the nineteenth green to gain a 1 up victory over Ted Lippincott of Tech. Jud Poynter, a young star from School 75 defaulted in a peculiar manner. He had been allotted time from his match to graduate at school. Some one playing a prank took his diploma from his pocket and by the time Jud retrieved the sheepskin, it was too late to play his golf match. Tough matches occurred in the first round matches of the Ralph Stonehouse flight, the second consolation bracket. G. Burnell of Cathedral went nineteen holes to defeat Robert Spalding of Cathedral 1 up. George Nickoloff gained the same style victory over Tom Ressler of Broad Ripple on the eighteenth green. * •

Cards Trim Braves; Move Near Cincy Hafey’s Homer Scores Winning Runs; Other Big League News. The St 7 Louis Cardinals moved closer to the league-leading Cincinnati Reds by dropping the Boston Braves, 3 to 2, while the Reds were forced into idleness Thursday by rain. . .. Chick Hafey’s home run in the ninth, following Jim Bottomley s

three-base smash enabled the sec-ond-place Cards to come from behind and defeat the Braves. Jess Haines went the route for the Cards and allowed but seven blows. Genewich allowed five blows. Agitated Braves' followers let loose a popbottle bombard-

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ment on Umpire Pfirman in the fourth when the arbiter ordered Manager Rogers Hornsby from the game after he had protested being called out on a third strike. Pittsburgh Pirates downed the New York Giants, 4 4o 3, in an eleven inning contest. 14 was 4hc second defea4 for 4he Giants in an extra-inning game in as many days. Adams' triple and Paul Waner's sacrifice fiy accounted for 4he winning run. Fitrsimmons twirled for the Giants. Fussell and Miljus saw service for the winners. Art Nehf and Jess Petty waged a sterling mound duel for seven innings, but in the eighth Petty weakened and the Cubs tallied four runs to win, 7 to 3. Herb Pennock twirled his tenth victory of the season, the New York Yankees defeating the St. Louis Browns. 4 to 3. Tony Lazerrt crashed a homer In the third with Durocher and Gehrig on the sacks. A slugging contest ended with the Philadelphia Athletics beating the Cleveland Indians. 9 to 8. . Catcher Cochrane of the As w>as the swat star. He colected two triples, a double and a single in five visits to the platter. Detroit took its fourth consecutive defeat as the Washington Senators copped the series opener, 8 to 3. Wally Gerber, shortstop, made three errors which helped the Chicago White So>. to a 5 to 4 triumph over the Boston Red Sox. CUHEL STEPPING FAST Bu United Press lOWA CITY, lowa, June 15. Frank J. Cuhel. University of lowa hurdler, was timed at :53.8 in his first attempt of the season to run the 400-meter three-foot hurdles in practicing for the American Olympic trials. It was two-tenths of a second under the Olympic record.

! Rogers Hornsby Draws Suspension Bu United Press NEW YORK, June 15.—John Heydler, president of the National League, has suspended Manager Rogers Hornsby of the Boston Braves for causing a demonstration in Thursday’s game between the Braves and the St. Louis Cardinals at Boston. Umpire Pfirman was bombarded with pop bottles by the fans when Hornsby protested a decision :.t the plate after being called out on strikes. The suspension is for five days. Providence Nine Raps Notre Dame Bu Times Special PROVIDENCE. R. 1., June 15. The powerful University of Notre Dame baseball team met defeat here Thursday at the hands of the strong Providence nine, claimant of the .Eastern collegiate title. Providence downed the Hoosiers, 6 to 1. Ed Walsh Jr., who is soon to join the Chicago White Sox, twirled for the Irish and allowed five bingles. H's mates made three errors behind him. Score: Notre Dame 000 001 000— 1 6 3 Providence 200 210 Olx— 6 5 2 E. Walsh and Lordl; Wineapple and Murphy. ADVANCE SALE GOOD Bit United Press CHICAGO, June 15.—Promoter Jim Mullen announced that advance receipts for the Mickey Walker-Ace Hudkins middleweight championship bout nere next Thursday had passed the SIOO,OOO mark and predicted the gate would exceed $150,000.

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