Indianapolis Times, Volume 45, Number 13, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 May 1933 — Page 27

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Turncsa in Golf Lead Veteran Fires Fine 70 to Top Dutra in Net Open Play. IS,' f m irtf I’ri , MAMARONECK N. Y.. May 26. Paced by Jo* Turnesa, Eimsford, N. Y . a field of eighty-one players started over the fairways and greens on the Winged Foot Club today in the second 18-hole round of the Metropolitan open championship. Turnesa. playing in old-time form, came within one stroke Thursday of tying Bobby Jones’ record of 69 for the wes: course when he shot a 70, topping the defending champnn, Ohn Dutra. by one stroke. Dutra, the huge Californian, missed many a green, but his putting gave him a 71, one under par, for second place. Willie McFarlane, former national and Met open champion, and Walter Koz;. k of Flushing, runners-up to Dutra in the Met open last year, scored 72. Yankee Netters Win Cup Tilts Hu 1 nit fft I'rrx* WASHINGTON, May 26.—John Van Ryn and George Lott were heavy favorites to insure another European invasion by the United States Davis Cup team by winning the doubles match of fire North American zone final against Argentina today, giving America a three-match sweep of the fivematch series. Ellsworth Vines ana Wilmer Allison swept the first two singles encounters Thursday without the loss of a set. Van Ryn and Lott today were pitted against Adriano Zappa, Argentina captain, and Adelmar Ercheverria.

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Bridgeport Blurs are .chcduied for thipp samps at. home On Sunday Nrw Bcrhcl nine will op the opponent'-, and on Decoration d.v. the Eastern All-Stars are rarded for a double-hpadr A large crowd Is expected to be on hand when the AllStars invade the Bridgeport diamond, as old rivalrv exists between the clubs Indianapolis Reserves will tackle Oreentown Merchants at Oreentown Sunday Lefty Condon will start on the mound for tlie Merchants w ith Sweeney or New- - starting lor Reserves Reserves have open dates in June and July. Any fast, state clubs wanting strong opposition, write A. Monroe 2001 Rooseveit avenue or call Cherrv 5411. Reserves do not have any one booking games for thrm other than the above address. They have registered the Indianapolis Reseites name, Last Sunday Reserves downed Johnson Truckers of Wabash. C> to R Reserves collected twenty-two hits w hile Thompson and Nevholri held the Truckers to seven scattered hits. Question Mark: of Sacred Heart are off to a poor start in the Em-Roe Junior League and are in third place with two wins and two defeats A practice session is carded for tonight, followed by a session at St. Cecelia hall. Johnnv Sullivan asks all pastlmers to report.. Marks dropped a closp decision to American Settlement, club recently. City Softball Gossip Phi Lambda Epsil defeated Beta Phi Sigma, 19 to 3, Phi Beta Sigm lost to Omega Xt 10 to 5. and Kappa Alpha Phi thumped Alpha Omega. 25 to 8. in interfraternitv Council Indoor League games Sunday. Phi Sigma Chi and Ace Club were rained out. Granada Theater soTt-ball team dropped a 7 to fi decision to Beanblossoms at Riley park Thursday Foxx starred for the winners and Brown for the losers. Smith-Hassler-Sturm Intercity Kittenball League will play at Riverside diamonds on Fridays Four elubs are entered. Today's games pitted Public Service against Uniom Congregational, and Indianapolis Tire and Battery against Chamber of Commerce. Major Leaders LEADING BATTERS Player—Club. O. AB R H Pet. West. Browns 29 118 19 45 381 Martin. Cardinals 32 124 28 46 .371 Chapman. Yankees 26 92 22 34 .370 Hodapp. Red Sox 32 111 9 41 .369 Frederick. Dodgers 31 112 14 41 366 HOME KINS Berger Braves in Gehrig Yankees.. 8 Klein, Phillies . 9 Foxx Athletics... 7 Hartnett. Cubs . 8 Lazzeri. Yankees.. 7 Friday Fight Results AT NEW HAVEN. Conn Steve Carr. 157. Meridian drew with Eddie Moore. 154. Bridgeport ilOi; Charley iTrader) Horn, 173, New York defeated Corn Griffin, 175. Ft. Bennlng. Ga. ilOi. AT NEW YORK Vince Dundee, 159. Newark, stopped Neil Kilbane. 157, California <s’: Young Roekv Kansas. 135, Brooklyn, defeated Frankie Marino. 137. Brooklyn 16' AT SAVANNAH. Ga. Jose Estrada, Mexico City, fought a ten-round draw with Lou Terrv St Louis lightweight AT LOS ANGELES- Freddie Miller. N. B A featherweight champion, outslugged Joe Guerrero of Downev in a thrilling ten-round battle. PURPLE STARS HONORED Washington high school athletes received varsity letters Thursday. Ten in basketball, nine in baseball, and fifteen trackmen were honored. Winners of various awards also were announced Clifford Baumbach was named winner of the Dyer medal for sportsmanship, and the Washington Men's club named the outstanding athletes in the four major sports—Joe Dezelan in football. Edwin Howard in basketball, Harry Thompson in track and Harry Greeley in baseball.

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POR the first time in history, Butler university has a twelve-foot pole vaulter. In fact, Coach Harmon Phillips has two sophomores who surpass the fouryard heighth. Billy Davis and Paul Ewing are gradually soaring to new marks for the Fairview cinder squad. Billy Davis, shown above, barely has missed thirteen feet several times this year and is expected to push Steve Divich of Indiana Saturday in the state meet at the Butler cinder oval. Davis has last to Divich twice this year by narrow margins.

Monawks would like to schedule a game ® unc J a v ~ Clermont. Lebanon MerS^ n i S .V Da f vl e - Crawfordsville. K. of C.s R27 d o ' ft '-earn®, notice. Call Talbot western avinue W Harakas ' 3345 Nort hA good right-hand pitcher is asked to report to George s Waite, manage? of Lureka A, C.. oefore Sunday, at 1423 oi sundav ' ThiS Club Dlavs road ba niJh d ll nano,ls descent All-Stars will fur- , ? ‘he opposition for Franklin Battery c ‘ ub _'on Decoration Day. Edinburg nlav's ■V Franklin Sunday. For games write street. CamDbell - 169 Wesr^efferson Simd?y. A’ "’i! 1 m<? S l Danville Browns Sunday at Danville and will nlav Madisor. ‘he. Southeastern Indiana Lague on Memorial Dar, Rollie Shaffer and HodDadv^°"with "r 1 Q ha n? le ,ho u ‘tching for iJad\s. with J. Smith receiving Dadvs hate open dales after June 13. and would Basil to PHm ed io% fl nr state toams - Write Be 51 1530 nt ‘ 1073 ° liver ave nue. or call H ML,? rov< L l V- d - 8 eaadv defeated Oak S‘,J as hes. 16 to 2. Reds nlav Central uansler at Beech Groce sundav and on Plalnfle°ld. mVade Indiana Reformatory at Centurv Biscuit company nine desires Lentun Biscuit comoany. o<?l < l iai L aDO hs Trumps will meet Broad R.nple Transfer Sunday Trumps will odGardea n >ne in' °a doubTegameeratTrpda^n.at Rlveraide N °- 3 first tv.F'a 1 "'. 8 ? ! ? ea:ro nln e plays Enrights of the Social League Sunday at Dou-lass P?hk and invade Greenfield for a doublehcadei on May 30. The team would like .fohedule games for June 4 and 18 Write Henry Carpenter. 1909 North Captert Wells e ’ °‘ CaU Ri ' 9672, aslc for Rob ‘ JS d r? napol ‘ s . 'White Sox will nlav Plainfield Commercials Sunday at Plainfield at 2 p. m. Manager of Vagabonds is requestoo ‘° call John Murphy at Dr. 30S1-M "h Smt have June 4 and 11 open and would like to hear from fast city and state teams. Call above number. Roofers will play Arcadia Booster Sunday and would like to book road games with fast state teams for 4 . Bnd “■ Write or wire Lawrence A\eir. phone 449. Greenfield. Cloverdale Greys will meet Indianapolis Midways Sunday, and Hutsel! and Stoker wfil form the hattery for the home nine. Becker Miller and Rodgers are expected to, work for the Midways. Indiana Colored All-Stars angle with Greys at Cloverdale in a double header on Tuesday. cn,?J 1 J! ra § ans ,„ wi ! ! m< “‘‘ Tipton Oilers Sunday and will play at Knightstown on Decoration day Oliver will pitch against Tipton, with Sanders toiling at Knij-hts-town Sans desire a game for June 13 and a double header for July 4. Write H. L. Hustedt. 1130 North Dearborn street. Sans will meet Sunday at 10 30 a. m.

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Dodgers Bow to Reds, Tumble to Seventh; Lefty Grove Wins Again

BY JACK tIDDY I'nitrd Prs Staff CorrcuDondent NEW’ YORK May 26—Brooklyn's Dodgers, picked by some experts to win the National League pennant this season, have slipped toward the cellar because of the collapse of their outfield. Six defeats in their last seven starts dropped them into seventh place Thursday. Unless the flychasers snap out of their slump, or unless Manager Max Carey reorganizes the outfield, even w’orse is in prospect. Carey is considering that very thing, and the first man he may yank out is none other than the league's leading batsman of 1932, Lefty O'Doul. who is playing poorly afield and has made only eight hits in thirty-eight trips to the plate on the Dodgers’ western tour. O'Doul has been holding down the left-field post and Hack Wil-

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COFFIN municipal golf links will re-open Saturday after a “forced-out-of-business” spell due to the recent floods. Strange as it may read, the recent heavy rains followed by sunshine have put the links back in good condition and except for a slightly swampy condition in two small spots the course is high, dry and playable. tt tt tt Arthur G. I,ockwoo<l. the city rolf director, ha had all the bridges repaired and the greens appear to be in almost perfect condition. A little dampness at the foot of the seventeen green and a little on the tenth fairway are all that remain of the high tide. That the course is to reopen wilt he good news to many and the celebration will start tonight when the recently organized Coffin Golf Club will meet in the pro shop and do more arranging for the coming season. Ail the members and prospective members are asked to be on hand. tt tt tt Something happened in a fivesome at Highland Thursday that rarely happens in twosomes, threesomes or even at all. Joe Stout, Dr. M. E. Clark and Max Buell were the performers of this unusual stum and it happened on the fifteenth hole. Stout was twenty reet, from the pin with his tee shot. “Doc" Clark was just inside him and Buell was about six feet from the can. Stout putted and the little pellet din t falter on its trip into the cup. Clark i putted just as well and the burden was on Buell. He did and three duces on any one hole, one after another is usual, | to sav the least. tt a tt If you remember our statement the | other day about Neat Mclntyre, big Highj land pro, being on the way out of the J golf dumps, which was evidenced to us ! when he fired a record 31 on the back J nine Tuesday, here’s confirmation: Par at Highland is 1(1. 33 each way. and j on Thursday. Neal clipped two strokes off ! of each side to go out in 33 and back in j the same number. | Those of you who recall the western ! open at Highland several years ago when lighthorse Harry Cooper did a 66 and | Walter Hagen duplicated. realize the toughness of nounding out rounds of four under par. The performances of Mclntyre recently indicate he is out after another state open championship and just a little item In his swing was all that ailed his game this spring. With that ironed out, the other boys in the open field at Speedway. June 22 and 23. had better watch out. a tt tt MERIDIAN HILLS members have a big week end planned | for the coming Saturday and Sunday. The Duffers Delight tournament. an eighteen-hole five par substitution affair, will be held for the men, who are privileged to play | on either of the two days, and a mixed two-ball foursome will be j staged on Sunday, to give the ladies a chance to get into action. tt tt a South Grove will engage in two team | matches, one at Anderson. Sunday at l 1:30. for team A members, which will be I a sixteen-man affair and the other for team C with Knightstown. a twelve-man affair. Avalon and Broadmoor are passing up this week-end. but have special flag day tournaments scheduled for Tuesday, Memorial day, and these are always will attended and interesting. tt tt tt The Indiana College Conference state tournament is on today over the Allandale course in Terre Haute, better known as the Terre Haute Country Club. The college boys will play 36 holes to deter-

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son and Danny Taylor have been occupying the center field post, with neither accomplishing much. Johnny Frederick, in right field, represents the only strength in the pickets. He has been doing a fair job in the field and batting .361. The Dodgers landed in seventh place Thursday when beaten, 4 to 1, by Cincinnati, as Paul Derringer, recently acquired from St. Louis, turned in his first victory of the season. The Reds moved into fourth place. Chicago jumped tom seventh to fifth place by blanking Boston. 3 to 0, behind Pat Malone’s two-hit pitching. Washington replaced Chicago at second position in the American League by beating St. Louis, 7 to 2, aided by Bob Boken’s triple, double and single and General Crowder's fine pitching. Philadelphia's seventh straight

mine both the four-man team champion and the individual medalist. Purdue, defending champion will not have the services of Billy Bassett, and from spring results the opinion is gathered that Notre Dame has a splendid chance of supplanting the Boilermakers as links king. The Indiana State Teachers college is host to the event and Indiana university, with Fritz Cox who grew up on the course where the event is being plaved. and Charlie Harrell, who has played mans- a round over that course, may spring a surprise on the Irish. They tuned up with a win over D* Pauw at Greencastle Thursday. H 0 M eTgIV E S~WABAS H EDGE OVER DE PAUW GREENCASTLE, Ind., May 26. A home run by Berol, scoring three men ahead of him, gave Wabash a 6 to 4 victory over De Pauw here Thursday. Dolder of De Pauw hit a home run in the eighth. Score: Wabash 001 040 100— 6 11 3 De Pauw 030 000 010— 4 9 2 Heath, Peterson and Berol: Getty and Merder. MULDOON IS 88 WHITE PLAINS, N. Y.. May 26. William Muldoon, the “solid man" of boxing and wrestling, spent an uncomfortable 88th birthday at his health farm Thursday. Gene Tunney, former heavyweight boxing champion, visited the venerable dean of the New York ring commission.

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victory gave the Athletics a thirdplace lie with Chicago. The A’s downed Detroit. 4 to 3. when Pinkev Higgins' twelfth home run provided the winning tally. Max Bishop also drove out a homer for the A's in the first inning, and his mate, Ed Coleman, tied the count with a circuit drive in the ninth. Lefty Grove. Athletic ace. did relief pitching for the sixth consecutive day, yielded two hits in four innings, and registered his fourth triumph in six days and his sixth of the season. Cleveland downed Boston. 3 to 2. when Dusty Cooke dropped Earl Averill's fly permitting the winning run to score in the fifth. Marty McManus made a homer for his Red Sox in the eighth.

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Thom , Bums in Top Mat Event Coach Billy Thom of Indiana U. is to meet Cyclone Burns of Miami. Fla., in the mam event of the wrestling card at the Armory tonight. Burns claims to the southern middleweight championship. Th° complete program: Cvclone Burns vs- Coach Billv Thom best two in three falls: time limit, one and one-ha’.f hours Johnny Carlin vs. Cliff Kauffman, best two in three faiis. fortv-flve minutes. Sailor Mumhv vs. Bill Honeycutt, onefali: one-haif hour. Sneedv O Neil t' Howard >Jacki Wilcox one fail; one-hall hour. Jack Scott vs. Marion Mackev. one fail: one-half hour. The show will start at 8:30. TRACK MEET AT NIGHT By T uitci Prei KOKOMO, Ind.. May 26.—The first night high school track meet in Indiana will be held here tonight , with teams from Hammond, Washington of Indianapolis, Plymouth, Auburn and Kokomo.

State Track Stars Clash Following the precedent set last week by the Big Ten in copying from the colorful Olympic games, winners of ail events in the Indiana intercollegiate track and field title carnival at Butler Saturday will be introduced over a public address system and presented with medals from a stage erected in front of the stands. Nearly 175 athletes from eleven schools will compete in Saturday's event, with Indnna. defending champion, as a topheavy favorite, and Notre Dame. Purdue. Butler and De Pauw as strong contenders. Several records are threatened. Henry Bogue of Washington high school will act as starter and referee.

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