Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 July 1936 — Page 24

Gary Entrant Goes Down in ~ Close Contest

Indiana Drops From Slate; Strafaci Conqueror Is ~ Eliminated.

By United Press FARMINGDALE, N. Y, July 23. ~Upsets continued in the national public links golf championship today when Harry Umbinetti, 22-year-old Seattle steel worker, eliminated Geotge Studinger, San Francisco, Cal., conqueror of defending champion Frank Stafaci yesterday, in the third reund, 2 and 1. Umbinetti and Studinger rounded the turn all square although the steel worker had a 37, one over par, to the California cab driver’s 38. The lead. shifted back and forth coming home until the seventeenth, where Umbinetti sank his putt for a birdie 2 to win. : Indiana was erased from the slate when Mike Stefanchik, Gary steel worker who was the only Hoosier to survive yesterday's elimination, bowed to Bruno W. Pardee, New Haven, Conn., 1 up on the eight eenth green, Schoolboy Advances

Walter Greiner, 18-year-old Baltimore schoolboy, advanced to the fourth round by defeating Vash Hromyak, Sharon, Pa., steel worker who put out Charles Ferrera, San Francisco, twice champion, in the first round yesterday. Greiner sank a 30-foot putt on the eighteenth green for a birdie 3 which gave him the match, 1 uu. After being 1 down at the’ turn, Claude Rippy, Washington, D. C., haberdashery salesman, triumphed over Kammy Lau, government clerk from Honolulu, 2 and 1. Rippy, who went out in 40, four over par, played the last eight holes in two under par. The Washingtonian evened the match on the tenth when the Hawalian knocked Rippy's ball into the cup for an eagle two. Lau went 1 up on the eleventh when Rippy was trapped with his second shot. Rippy again squared the match on the twelfth; and then won the four- _’ teenth and fifteenth with birdies. * They halved the sixteenth and sev- _ enteenth, but Lau almost prolonged " the match on the latter hole when his 40-foot approach shot hung on the cup’s lip. Actor Decisive Winner

John Lucas, Sharon, Pa. steel mill worker, won his match from Arthur Owen, 17-year-old Jacksonville, Fla., student, 1 up. Lucas took .a 39 going out and was one down at the turn. He squared the match by winning the twelftly and went one up by winning the thirteenth, Owen won the seventeenth with a par 3 and .they went to the eighteenth tee all square. Lucas won the hole with 5, one over par, when the Jacksonville youngster took a 6. Pat Abbott, Pasadena actor and: movie extra, overwhelmed Don Soccoli, New Britain, Conn., service station owner, 5 and 4, The 24-year-old Californian played the 14 holes in two under par. He was out in 35, one under par, Abbott had birdies on the first, eighth and Jousieents:. He lost ‘only the Seventh ole.

PASSAS PINS STEWART NEW HAVEN, Conn. July 23.— Steve Passas, Hartford (Conn.) grappler, pinned Lloyd Stewart of Lynn, Mass., here last night in the main attraction of the mat program.

Sterlings in Loop Action at Muncie

The local Sterling Beers of the Indiana-Ohio Baseball League have a fighting chance to tie Middletown for the loop lead when they play in 2 three-way contest at Muncie Sunay. A double-header is icarded. The Sterlings are to tangle with the Dayton Monarchs and Muncie will take on the winner. At the same time’ the league-leading Middletowners are to be host to the Indianapolis Kautskys. Should Middle-

‘town’ lose "and Sterling: win both:

games, a tie for first place would reult

Dayton Shroyers are to invade Lafayette in the other league contest Sunday. A. B. C.s have dropped from the league. Standings to date:

Ww. W. L. Pct. Middleto’'n 9 5 3 Shroyers.. 5 500 Sterlings. . 3 .700|Lafayette. 5 .455 Rautskys. .

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BRUNO PINS FLYNN BOSTON, July 23—Fred Bruno, New York wrestler, tossed Arthur Flynn of Lawrence, Mass., here last

night in the main event of the local mat show. 4

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' The Em-Roe Factory League’ schedule for Saturddy has been revised with the following games to be played at 2: HerfI-Jones vs. Chevrolet Body, Riverside 2; LinkBelt vs. Printers, Riverside §; Rockwood Cubs vs. Marks, Inc, Riverside 3. Two games will’ be played at 4 p. m. with Rockwood meeting Link Belt on Riverside 5, and Chevrolet playing Marks on Riverside ‘3.

Practice for the two games Saturday will be held by Marks, Ine, tomorrow at Garfield.

‘4Rose’ Tire> ‘will ‘pra practice today “at 5:30 at Garfield 3! The team will play Leon Tailoring Sunday at Riverside 1.

Baby Lincolns will play at Noblesville Sunday and want a game for Call Belmont 4560 at T a. m, :

- Freetown Merchants will play the Muncie Duffy Indians in a double bill Sunday. For games write Edgar Sprague, Freetown, Ind. .

Fall Creek Athletics will tangle with Minton Bros. in a double bill at Garfield No. 2 Sunday. Hershberger, Thienes, Fobes and Groves will be available for mound duty for the Athletics with Wilson and Brooks catching. L. Minton and Dean are Minton starting hurlers.

Ross Easily Halts Furr’s Challenge

By United Press ° WASHINGTON, July 23.—Barney Ross beat off another would-be challenger for his welterweight boxing title last night by outsmarting and outslugging Phil Furr, in their 10-round nonchampionship bout. Mike Jacobs had promised to match the pair in a titular match in New York this summer if Purr won the decision. The local cham-

| pion missed by nine of the 10

rounds, and succeeded only in holding Ross even in the other. Ross weighed 142% to FPurr’s 148%. Sixteen thousand Washingtonians paid $30,000 to see. the match with half the profits going to the Washington Post's summer camp fund.

Public Links Scores

By United Press

FARMINGDALE, N. Y,, July 23.—

Results of today’s third-round 18hole matches in the national public links golf championship follow: Harry Umbinetti, Seattle, defeated George Studinger, San Franeiseo, 2 and 1. Waiter Greiner, Baltimore, defeated Vash Hromyak, Sharon, Pa, 1 up (8 holes).

Claude Rippy, Washington, D. OC. de-,

Teated Kammy Lau, Honolulu, 2 and 1. John Lucas, Sharon, Pa. defeated Arthur T. Owen, Jacksonville, Fia., 1 wp. Bruno W. Pardee, New Haven, Comn., Stents Mike Stefanchik; Gary, Ind, 1

Traut Sle Bench, Cal, defeated 1 Wendling Be Aulenie. 1 ap.

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the annual state tennis tournament

About 150 youngsters were left

in Wade Killefer’s baseball school

at Perry Stadium today when the lads were called for the second and final session. ‘More than 300 reported yesterday and the “faculty” consisting of Killefer and his Tribe players, “graded” the boys and weeded out the less promising. In picture at top Vincent Sherlock, Indian-

apolis second baseman, and Kiiléfer

are acting as judges in a foot race.

The sprints were ordered to see what kind of speed. the candidates possess. In lower photo Dick Siebert, right, is instructing a group of

first-sackers. Homer Stull of Unive - ing for a low one.

rsity Heights, is on the base reach-

“Students” were sent through every department of

play and several likely prospects were reported. It's an added feature to the Perry Stadium calendar. The school attracted boys from all over the state between the ages of 16 and 21.

Seven Seeded Net Players Advance to Quarter-Finals

By Uni ited Press FORT WAYNE. nd. “ Julv. 23.— Seven seeded players and one upset: winner were to tangle here today in the quarter-final round of

at the Fort. Wayne Country Club. Jim Willson of Fort Wayne provided the first sizable form reversal of the meet yesterday when he overcame Lloyd Wallace of South Bend, 7-5, 8-6. Hank Campbell of Indianapolis, John Foreman of Chicago and Bob Oliver of Winchester also entered the round of eight. Frank O’Connell of South Bend, former Illinois University varsity luminary; Al Winston, ‘Chicago; Paul Dixon, Champaign, Ill, and -Tom Wailson, Indianapolis, had won their way to the quarter-finals the previous day. Play in women's singles and men’s doubles - got under ‘way yesterday with no upsets recorded anywhere along the line. Yesterday’s men’s singles results follow: Jim Wilson defeated Jerry Hart, Indianapolis, .7-5, 5-17, 6-0; Hank Campbell defeated Allen Lomont, Fort Wayne, 6-2, 6-3; John Foreman defeated Henry Austin, Champaign, Il., 6-1, 6-1; Bob Oliver, Winchester, defeated Dick Shoaff, Fort Wayne, 6-4, 6-4; Jim Wilson defeated "Hoyd Wallace; 7-5, 8-6.

Bees Acquire ‘Bush for Pitching Staff

BOSTON, July 23~ 23. —Guy Bush, veteran right-handed pitcher recently released by the Pittsburgh Pirates, will join the Boston Bees here probably tomorrow, President ° Bob Quinn of the Bees announced today. Quinn said Bush accepted ‘the Bees' terms by long-distance telephone.

U. S. FLAG IN GERMANY

BREMEN, “Germany, July 23— Col. William May Garland, one of

the three United States representa- | Olympic

tives on the international committee, arrived today on the liner Bremen with the Olympic flag

which will be unfurled at the sta-|

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Softball

Two special games, featuring in-ter-league rivalries and the in sion of an Indianapolis Police Department team, are carded for the |'Southport Softball Stadium tomor-

{row night.

Brehobs Market, League leader, and Supreme Bicycle Shop, undefeated in the Church League, are to clash in the first fray at 7:30. The Police club, with Kelly, Middlesworth, Hinkle, Sansone, Feesil, Goett, Schlensker, Nipper, Courtney and Tynan slated for the lineup, tanglés with Center Chureh, running second in the Church League, at 9. Regular league play in the new Southport park resumes Monday ight.

Real Silk wants t to book ‘games out of town tomorrow night and Sunday. Martinsville and Connersville notice. Write Abé Fishman, Real Silk Hosiery Mills, Indianapolis.

Greer A. C. will pls play Third Ward Democrats at Softball Stadium at 9:15 tomorrow night. Big Four will cppose Dean Bros. in the first game at 8.

With Logan Kinnett hurling one-

Ramblers, 1 to 0, for the twelfth straight victory in the Big ' Six League. A home run by Kent was the only. tally. Out-of-town teams are asked to write F. Sheats, 636 8. 'Missouri-st, Indianapolis.

double engagement at Softball Stadium tonight, playing Dean Bros. and the Rockwood team. Players are to report at 7:30. °

35,000 SEE AMATEURS

New York 'C. Y. O. Boxing Team Wins From ‘Chicago Squad.

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CHICAGO, July 23. — Although they lost all eight secondary bouts New York’s Catholic Youth Associa-

cago C. Y. O, § to 3, in the champlonship series before 35,000 persons went tu chartiy. i

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+ Gabler Is Impressive

Frank Gabler, rookie right-hand-er, gave up 10 safeties but was airtight in the pinches yesterday as ‘the Giants scored their second straight victory, 8-2, over the Cardinals. Ott, Mancuso and Lieber hit home runs. The pace-setting Cubs, who show no signs of faltering, won their second straight over the ‘ Brooklyn Dodgers, 3-2. Larry French scat-

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home runs in a row and Chuck Klein smacked another as the Phillies trounced Pittsburgh, 16-4,

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fifth place. Cincinnati moved into fourth place by a 7-4 victory over the Boston Bees. + The Cleveland Indians clipped the ‘New York Yankees’ first-place margin to seven games in the American League by pounding out 19 hits for an 8-3 victory. The Yanks dropped their third straight to the St. Louis Browns, 6-5, Chicago defeated Washington, 3-2, in 12 innings and captured fourth place from the Red ‘Sox. Philadelphia defeated the third-place Detroit. Tigers, 7-6. Yesterday's Hero—Larry French, Chicago Cubs’ pitcher, who doubled to drive in the fying and winning runs in his team’s 3-2 victory over the Brookiyn Dodgers.

MEET TO PLAN LOCAL "DIAMOND TOURNEY

Plans for the local eliminations of the ‘American Baseball Congress tournament. are to be arranged toght in a meeting at the Smith-er-Sturm store starting at 3. . Entries are to be received for the tournament which will determine the winner to represent this district in the quarter-final meet at Muncie. The Muncie champion will qualify for the national championship meet in Louisville Sept. 19 to 28. All amateur teams are eligible for local com-

petition which tentatively has been

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Shelbyville Fans to C Scrapper in Go With Krukemeier.

Out-of-town fans are expected swell the crowd at the T Illinois 8 Arena tonight when state amat scrappers clash in a seven-bout §

gram. Shelbyville fans are rep a to cheer a hor town favorite, Marshall lis when he takes to the ring in four-round feature fight with J ny Krukemeier, Ipdianapolis 1 weight, nh Both young Krukemeler and Allie son boast strong amateur fistic ords. The Shelbyville lad las formed Matchmaker Roy Wi that he is in top condition. Tipton fans are backing mittmen from their town on card, and Alexandria has two con= tenders. John Ressler, Tipton, Jack Schmeling, Alexandria, are clash in the semi-windup schedu for three rounds. They are hea weights. Othér bouts oh the program, slated for three rounds, are: - Floyd Frix, Alexandria, vs. [ Powers, unattached, lightweights. Johnny Hughes, vs. Johnny in, Oliver, A. C., lightweights. Earl Johnson, Tipton, vs. Bucky. Cunningham; Oliver, A. C.; ban weights. ! Othello Cardwell, Tipton, vs. Bob Colclazier, Greenfield, welterw Dick Allen, unattached, vs. Tyler, unattached, bantamweig Jim. Webber, Washington A. vs. Bill Cummings, Oliver, A. C., weights. i The opening bout is to go on 8:30. The ‘arena is located in 900 block on North Illinois-st.

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