Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 June 1937 — Page 22

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Wet Turf Is | No Obstacle In Big Meet

Tony Manero, Defentiing Champ, Starts Poorly; Course Is Tough. |

{By HENRY M’LEMORE ‘nited Press Staff Correspondert OAKLAND} HILLS ‘COUNTRY CLUB, BIRMINGHAM, Mich. June 10.—Unperturbed by a chilly} wind and a water-soaked course. Mike Turnesa of Elmsford, N. Y., shot a sub-par, 71 today to take an early lead in the first round of the 41st National Open Golf Championship. Turnesa’s lead was short-lived, as Ed Dudley | of Philadelphia, and Frank Walsh «of Chicago, close friends playing together, turned in a pair of par-shattering 70s. Dudley went out in 35, and came home in the same number .of strokes, while Walsh had a par 36 going out, and was two under for 34 coming home. Bill Holt, Young Clay, N. Y., amateur, joined Dudley and Walsh in the select 70 group. He had his putter under perfect control and took a 35 for each nine. Yesterday Holt wagered $5 on himself to win the open at odds of 500 to 1.

Maréero Starts Slowly

Tony Manero, of Salem, Mass, the moustachioed defending champion, started poorly with 5-5-4, two over par. His partner, Harold Jip | McSpaden, Winchester, Mass., runnerup in the recent P. G. A, was one under after three holes. Lacey faltered coming home, needing a 38 for a 73. This gave him the lead on the field, but he didn’t have a chance to hold it. + Turnesa. the fourth man of the big field of 167 to tee off today, was out in‘ 35 2nd home in 36. Turnesa followed par perfectly on the outgoing nine until he reached the eighth, where he chipped in from 30 feet for a birdie. _ He varied from perfect figures but twice on the incoming nine. On the 11th hole he needed three to get on and went one over. On the home hole he ran down a long putt for a birdie four.

Champ in Difficulty Manero ran into difficulty on the first nine. taking 38 blows. He was over par on three holes and his iron game wavered, and birdied but one —the eighth, where he ran down a 12-foot putt. His playing partner, McSpaden, was out in 37. The last Open played over this course was in 1924, and was won by frail Cyril Walker with a four-

believed = similar aggregate would be good enough to win this one, few thought the victorious score would be much lower. The consensus of the: better minds was that a total of 291 | or 292 would be good enough to drag |

to the winner. ; One thing is certain—the boys aren't going to tear the Oakland Hills course apart. Its 7000 yards of length and brutal rough are too tough to be| manhandled. Surprisingly few subpar scores were registered in practice, and the tournament appeared to be as wide open as Marseilles when the fleet is in. The bookies) have a new favorite! every 10 minutes.

| Lacey Out in 35 Lacey, one of the stoutest hitters in the game. was out in 35, one under par. He bagged a birdie on the seventh with a seven-foot putt, and another on the ninth, when he ran down a 60-footer from the extreme edge of the green. He was aver par on ithe first hole when his

three fo get on. Wheh the first pair went off the tee shortly after breakfast time, a chilly wind was blowing and the long, rolling course was heavy from rain that fell all of yesterday and most of last night.

The sun was out, however, giving

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

, DUDLEY AHEAD IN OPEN

Crit Course No Place for Sunday Drivers

|OAKLAND HILLS COUNTRY CLUB COURSE

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GOLFIN

By G. H. D.

Just a bunch of sissies, these local amateurs.

A nice little tournament

arranged for them at Woodstock yesterday and did they come and |

play? No.

Somebody said they thought one® man showed. Since he couldn't play a tournament by himself, he went home, and who can blame him? He did his best. The tournament was postponed indefinitely. Too many other dates coming up soo: Maybe it can be slipped in somewhere after a couple of weeks. We can't understand why the boys got the fails. Maybe it was the rain, at that. We just happened to think. Something was out there making the greens soggy. Probably rain. Maybe that’s why nobody was playing at any of the courses we passed. hey were all empty. No,

Boxing Show Is Off for 2 Weeks

The boxing show scheduled to be held tonight at the Illinois outdoor arena, has been postponed for two weeks, the promoters announced late today. Cold weather and rain

forced the postponement. The 36-round card, featuring Frankie Hughes of Clinton, Ind. | and Jack Stanley of Columbus, O., in the main go, has been rescheduled for Wednesday night, June 23, at the same arena.

promise that by mid-day the narrow fairways and rolling greens would have recovered some of their speed. A surprisingly large gallery was horse-shoed around the starting tee when the first twosome of Ray Schwartz of St. Louis and Charley Lacey of New York laid their drives down the middle. One of the first starters was willie MacFarlane, the scholarly old stylist who won the open in 1925 the hard way—by beating Bob Jones in a playoff. And Willie proved he still has the touch by getting a birdie on the first hole when he ran down a 25-foot putt for a three. : Several hours before the field started” today - several men with mowers were sent out to do a little ‘trimming of the rough. The first fairway was widened several feet, and the grass surrounding the 12th hole was trimmed out considerably. The meanicuring was done on the order of the U. S. G. A.

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DELAWARE and Walnut STS. AT FT. WAYNE AVE. F M. BANCROFT,

that’s - not quite correct. There

were a couple of foursomes out at |

South Grove. Grovers.

Sturdy folk, these |

The doctors are thinking some of changing their habits. Wednesday | is their afternoon off, just like to-, night's the cook's night off. The docs are about to take their weekly vacation on any other day but Wednesday. It has rained every Wednesday for months. They are beginning to think maybe they aren't living right.

Riverside members will play their qualifying rounds for the public

links tournament on the next two |

week-ends, it has been tentatively decided. Medal play, 72 holes, 36 on each week-end. The top four make the team. Entry fee, a buck.

Russ Stonehouse has a golf bag with more pockets than a snooker table and more gadgets than a Duesenberg. The place where he puts his clubs is just a minor cavity somewhere near the middle. It has a small but complete bar, a bowling alley, an umbrella stand and a dog racing track. He's thinking of jadding a collapsible swimming pool.

Golf dates are getting = thicker than flies, Today and tomorrow we keep one eye on the Open, where Bill and Ralph are trying to put on a decent show for the honor of old Coffin. Saturday and Sunday it’s the Country Club Derby and the Highland Fling. Monday the spotlight turns to Hillcrest for the first round of the District. Tuesday the boys move to Highland and Wednesday to Broadmoor. There are more than 130 entries for the 54-hole event and nearly 200 are expected to start. We almost forgot the women’s interclub matches at Broadmoor on Monday. After the District there are a few days of rest, broken by occasional club affairs, before the ladies meet in the city tournament at Hillcrest. On the 24th the Indianapolis Traffic Club goes to the Ulen course at Lebanon for the annual golf outing. On July 19 the Variety Club takes over the Country Club for the day. So it goes.

— Devil’ on

Wrestling Bill

The ¥Red Devil,” masked wrestler

{ who has appeared here four

times

| without revealing his identity, is to [be on the Everett Marshall-Juan

{ Humberto program Tuesday at the outdoor Sports Arena.

might

Matchmaker Lloyd Carter hopes to get another match between Zaharias and Irish Dan O’Connor, . who wrestled last Tuesday to a draw

rin a. 30-minute battle.

Chris

O’Connor,

who has defeated two former cham-

pions, Ed Don George and Sonnenberg, has signed for

opponent.

the highest bidder.

the right to meet Marshall.

Gus next

week’s program and has expressed a desire to have Zaharias as his

The Marshall-Humberto affair is recognized as a championship match and the former's belt will be up for The Spanish wrestler defeated Dorve Roche for |#

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Jean Anderson in Final Golf Round

By United Press TURNBERRY, Scotland, June 10. —Jean Anderson and Doris Park today reached the final round of the British Women’s Golf Championship. It is an all-Scottish final. Miss Anderson defeated Mrs. Andrew McNair, 4 and 2 in this afternoon’s semifinal round, while Miss Park was beating Elsie Corlett, 3 and 2.

Em-Roe Softball League teams interested in playing out-of-town games should write Paul Cauldwell, manager of the Zionsville Lions, Zionsville.

Deaths—Funerals I Indianapolis - Times. Thurs., June 10, 1937

CLINE—Mary, passed away June 8, sister of Mrs. Ella Langrey: Mrs. Minerva Parsley and William M. Cline. Funeral services Friday. 10 a ., at the LITTLE & SONS FUNERAL OME. 1916 N. Me$jizn St. Burial Glen Haven Memorial ar

EHLE—Vialeta May, passed away June 10. Survived by husband, James Ehle, son Billy E.. two daughters, Phoene and Mrs. Betty Hollingsworth, mother, Mrs. Lydia McCullough, two brothers, and one sister. Services Saturday, 2 p. wm., at the Englewood Chris ay "Church, Friends may call at the LITTLE & 'SONS FUNERAL HOME, 1916 N. Meridian St. HAGGARD—Fannie, age 92, mother of Mrs. John Carroll, C. W. Stanley of i disnapolis and C. C. Stanley of Los Angeles, Cal., a: grandmother of Mrs. William _ Jester of Indianapolis, passed away Wednesday evening at her home, 1323 East 10th St. Service at FLANNER & BUCHANAN MORTUARY, Friday, 10 a. m, Friends invited. Burial Frankfort, Ind. (Frankfort [Ind.] papers please copy.) HUBER—Beatrice, wife of Ernest Huber, mother of Betty, Brnest and Bernice, daughter of Mrs. Elizabeth Wheeler, passed away Wednesday. She also leaves four sisters and three brothers. Friends may call at her sister’s, Mrs. Mable Holt, residence, 1849 Barth Ave. Services Friday, 2 p. m. at the Friendship Assembly Church, corner of Sprice and Prospect Sts, with the Rev. H. Halvey, pastor, offibating. reais Mi. Pleasant Cemter Friends invited, TOLIN FUNERAL SERVICE.

KELLEY—Mary, sister of Anna, passed away at the residence, 42 S. Butler Ave., Tuesday, June 8. Funeral Friday, 8:30 at the residence; 9 a. m., Our Lady of Lourdes Church. Burial Holy Cross Cemetery. Altar Society will meet for prayer Thursday at 8 p. m.

KORTE—Henry J.. beloved father of Clarence and George H. Rowse , Passed ayay Wednesday, June 9, age neral services VOIGT RoRTURY. 1632 S. Meridian St., Friday. 2 p. m. Intermen, Crown Hill Crery.k "Friends invited,

MORIARTY — Eva, mother of Kathryn, wife of James J. (deceased). passed away at the residence, 36 W. Ba St. neral Saturday, June 12, 8:30, at the FEENEY & FEENEY FUNERAL HOME 2339 N. Meridian St.. Peter and Paul Rattedral’ Cross Cemetery.

PETRO — Charles H., entered into rest Thursday, age 40. husband of Mable Lee, Petro, father of Harriett O'Banion Bueford, and Netty Jo Petro, son of An tionette Petro, brother of Japan Petro, randfather of Larey and Darlyn O'Banon. Funeral Saturday, 1 p. m., ‘at the residence, 1617 E. Vermont 3 Burial North Salem, Ind. HARRY W. MOORE FUNERAL PARLOR in charge.

RYAN — Wesley William, age 45, 5602 Carrollton Ave., husband of Laura Marie, father of Marjorie . Harold and Joan, son of George Ryan Sr., brother of John, Carroll, Chester and George Ryan Jr., passed away at home Wednasday evening. RT ces Sardraay 2p. at “the FARLEY FU HOME, 1604 Ww. Morris St. Burial Gin Haven Cemetery. . Friends invited. |

SPEAR—William Thomas, age 52. husband of Della Spear, Jains) of Gladys Spear, Altheria Medjesky. rnice Henry and William Edward Lees brother of Elise Higore and _Ernesy Spear passed awav uneral a ie SHIRLEY BROS. CENTRAL CHAPEL, 946 N. illinois St., Saturday, 3 p. mm. Friends invited. Burial Pendleton), Ind. Friends may call at the chapel any time.

Cards of Thanks 2

HEAD — We wish to thank our many friends, neighbors and relatives for the | kindness. sympathy, flowers and prayvers during the illness and death of our beloved husband and father. Joseph E. Head. We especially thank Father Dick- | ens, Dr. G. T. Wysong and Finn Broth-

ers Funeral Directors. WIFE AND CHILDREN

BURNETT—In loving memory of our dear | wife and daughter. Fra away June “10 iT io: nces, who passed | eep in our earts lies a pict of a loved one laid to oo ure In memory’s frame we ‘shall keep it, Because she was one of the best. ' Sadly missed by husband, Allan Burnett ang parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Chap-

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MARTIN'S wholesome lunch, 330 Indiana aves 24-Hour service: plate lunch. RI-

«Mattress Repairing)

PILLOWS, COMFORTS. MAT'URESSES sold renovated and made like new BURKLE 431 Mass Ave RI-6695

(Nurses)

DORA E. BAILEY. nurse: practical experience all cases. Physicians’ references. Middle aged. unincumbered HE-2267

(Painting, Brush, Spray- -Stucco)

PAINTING—Exterior; beautiful work, A-1 contractor with years’ experience. CH-6364-W STUCCO houses water-proofed and spray painted: cash terms or tradé. TR-4736 ( Paperhanging—Cleaning) PAPERHANGING, steaming. cleaning. Painting. carpentering, roofing Esti LIS PERSONAL SERVICE.

PAPERHANGING. wall washing. painting. hardwood floors refinished. plastering, carpentering, remodeling; experienced. HA-0620. PAPERHANGING—Cleaning. house paint. ing in and out. work guaranteed; prompt service LI-0156 PAPER CLEANING—175¢ a room; immediate service. . (White.) 14 years’ experience. LANNAN. BE-4728.

PA HANGING-1397 SAMPLES: ESTIMA REE ATISFA CTiON ASSoe

b UHE] HEN NGEN. ‘DR-7922 PAPERHANGING.

steaming. 20) years experience. work Susroliced. ples shown. CH-2711-

1937 “samPAPER CLEANING. wall waxing; excellent service TA-1790 PAPERHANGING—Complete line up-to-ate wall paper. WALTER HARVEY R-5740 after 4:30

(Piano Tuning)

HAVE YOUR PIANO TUNED BY AN EXTi Walter Cicenas, 1134 Carrollton.

(Plumbing)

washing. floor O'DONALD

service. DR-4379. 1014 Virginia Ave. (Printing)

WHEN YOU NEED PRINTING-—'Think ol

RUSH Joos make

us: le PRINTING 685 Cotas

Bldg RI-8533

“better tvpe.”” 105 S. Capitol. LI-3236.

(Radio Service)

REAGER RADIO SERVICE—2504 E. Washington. CH-1412. Guaranteed expert repairing.

ftv work Reas 725 Ft Wavne LI-7273

PREE calls to estimate price on radio pairing LANE 2828 E

(Rugs Cleaned, Made, Repaired) sSuperio} Rus Cleaners, 340 N. Keystone.

CH. 688 Service—Insurance.

RUGS cleaned. sized. $1.80. Furniture, pieces. $6.50: guaranteed. JULIAN RUG CLEANERS LI-9384.

HU-1366 W. O JONES -4440 N° KEYSTONE

RUGS turn cleaning Jhscsink rfURs repaired. cut down Ww RUG CO 2328 as CH-2211 RELIABLE rug cleaners, a rv $1.75 3-piece overstuffed, CH-3532. (Rugs Made to Order) FLUFF chenille rugs made from ola rugs

See beau. samples. Rug rep. 85% oa ACTIVE RUG CLEAN

(Schools)

PLUMBING, heating, repair work. Prompt | BER & HUBERT, |

Bie CHARDS the PRINTER 326 virginis | HENDREN |

SHORT PRINTING CO.—Printing of the | |

KELLY RADIO SERVICE Price reduction | on tubes: free service. TA-3771 after 4:30. |

EDDY RADIO SERVICE-—-Free est. Qual- |

re- | 10th CH-0218 |

Est. 15 vears. Prompt |

pr $30.

9x12 domestic |

home privileges. Sean, $6, good trans- { _ portation. CH-7683-W. | CHILD to board. | Rome; large King.

; modern 1142

‘Mother's, care; yard. References.

Hlotsekeeping Rooms

$7—ILLINOIS, 2360 N.—Atirective 2-room apartment; hot water; adults. Parking space. $5 up; CENTRAL, 1103—Furnished complete; light, cool apartments; innersprings;. porch; awnings.

BROADWAY. 1003: three large front rooms: first floor large porch. Private entrance.

BROADWAY. 1134—Two clean. cool rooms; range. sink: two beds. $5.

CENTRAL, 1418—Lovely kitchenette: furnished: _ bath. RI-3802. COLLEGE. ments, nicely furnished. ties. Reasonable. DELAWARE, 2143 N.—Two lovely wellfurnished rooms. all modern conveniences: adults. TA-1286.

ILLINOIS, 2339 N. — One and two-r -room apartments, everything furnished: $3.50 and $5.50.

, 21383—2-room apartment. private entrance:

large r room and innerspring: near

1336—One and 2-room apart= Sinks, utili-

MICHIGAN. E, furnished; near bath; adults. CH-4094.

NEW JERSEY. 1603 N.—Two-room apartment, one sleeping room. Adults preferred. HA-0953.

NEW JERSEY. N. 2 apartment; newly furnished; rage: private entrance.

NOELE, N.. 118—TWO-ROOM APARTMENT: EVERYTHING FURNISHED: UTILITIES. PARK, 1226—1-room and kitchenette, utilities: next bath. Also sleeping room. downstairs. : PARK. 1923—2-room everything furnished: electric refrigerator. utilities. innerspring: reasonable.

PARK. 806—2-Room apartment. near bath. _ utilities furnished. Private entrance. FARKVIEW. 18—Clean front room and kitchenette; private home. E. Washington car. ° PENNSYLVANIA. pleasant, clean, Reasonable.

WASHINGTON. 1632 E. room. well furnished. _ tilation. Porch.

upper sink, ga-

2524—3-room

front apartment:

963 N.—Twq- or three rooms. Parking space. 5 Downstairs front cool. Cross ven-

241 E, | MINNESOTA, 7 rooms, mod. gar., vacant; $2000; terms arranged. 1334 RINGGOLD, 5 rooms, 1l2-story. mod= ee garage; vant S500; terms ar= RY (CO., 52 |Lemgke. _RI- 4661. HA- 4127-W. sat

| Beech Grove

124 N. x St.; 3-bedroom bungalow: not, modern; 2000. Easy terms. DR-6004.

Whalen. RI: -3855-M-10

sTO SETTLE ESTATE | Three om modern cottages, 1512, 1516, 1520 Sm Walter Folkerth, East Side agent. 2815 E. Washington. | | CH-2589.

WEST

1408 .S. LINDLEY { 5800 W. Washington St. |A dandy 5-room me, completely fure nished for $22.50. Small down payment,

balance monthly. - Anchor Finance Corp.. 138 N. Del] RI-1429

[NEAR WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL _ Attractive 5-room modern bungalow; reasonable terms. BE-3609. McLARSNEY & BROWN. 2608 W. Mich, J-2

Speedway City WINTON, 1508, $4250. Easy DR-6004. WHALEN. RI-3855. G-1,

[$500 WILL BUY 7-ROOM HOUSE Nice yard, fruit trees. Owner, BE- a

terms.

Lots for Sale

BE SURE—O1 vour title. stract prepared bv Union E Market St _Unioh “Title

Sale Suburban, Baris 4 ACRES SOUTH

Nine miles from Monument: 2 sets of improvements; one h-room and one 3-room bungalow, garage, poultry house, ‘electric ity and running water. $3500. HARNESS & CLINE, 119'5 N. Ala. LI-8406. 34 ACRES. East—6-room house; electHicliy available; barn, poultry house; lenoia location. Settle estate, $io0 ns ance Government loan, 4'27 Bo Greenfield, Ind.

SOUTH of Indianapolis; a Ta 30-minute “driver six-room house, ‘40 acres; plenty fruit; good gravel road; 1% miles from state | road: $1500: will he ‘handle. __DR-2728.

Demand an abe Tatle < Co. 155

Real Estate Exchange

FOR TRADE—4-Room modern. S. Union. Want 6-room modern, close in. Write | [full details. Box 121. Batesville. Ind. |

Men Wanted 30

TWHIEE PEA PICKERS TAKE NOTICE

Start Saturday to pick peas every day. Pickers in and around Haughville will be given preference. Meet Al Butcher's truck at W. 10th and Warman or main entrance of Speedway, Saturday 6 a. m.

19TH. W.. 136: 1 and 2 room apartments: furnished; utilities. sinks. Private en- __ trance. TA-6255. 29TH. 1030 W. (North) —2-Room _ apartment: evervthing furnished: $5. Private entrance. sink. HA-4340-J. 5.ROOM furnished house: gas. ‘lights, water paid: $7 per week. Inquire 1611 _Southeastern _Ave. i

Apartments, Unto, Indianapolis Rental . Agency

Furnished and unfurnished apartments. Various locations. $25 up. LI1-5393.

| 322 Carrollton

Bedroom ap in excellent eondition: heat, water’ 0 ‘garage. $32.50. Custodian. 39.

-3 CAPITOL, 1116 N.—2 to to 6-room apts., $40; good condition; utilities. LI-539 5393. | 3950 RADER, Apt. 5—3-rm. mod. he water and uilisjes furnished; no childre $27.50. 133 N. Delaware. RI-1429.

ST. CLAIR, 314 E.—3 rooms with all utilities furnished: $22.50. LI-8401. 44 Vir-

ginia Ave. ae SOUTHEASTERN, RN, 5154 — FIVE-ROO

1R-213241.

Adults

transportation

502 E. 20th St.

mod.. heat, water, refrig.. fur 84h. 00. SSEC RITY TRUST CO. RI-6571. iL WALANG DISTANCE— Upper duplex; . five reoms, large closet, sun parlor. enclosed back porch. Owner. RI-8229.

402 N_ Meridian | GENERAL APTS

Jackson Court—1222 Cornell |

Efficieny apt. (colored), from $22 up. All utilities I and newly decorated. See custodian. LI-9460.

Houses, Unfurnished 18

LLEGE, “ae decorated; heat, water; $27,

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| PARRV bie, gar.

EW, 38—6-room mod, 138 N. Delaware. RI-1 W. 14TH.—Mod. 3-rm. cott In 00d Y [900 WN tin For colored. tage, paid, ore J. 8. CRUSE, INC. RI-6412. | 418T.- 417 W.—Six rooms. veneer. garage, “newly: Gecorated, . $37 WA-36-W.

Houses, Ap. Furn.

$20- |

APARTMENT, Modern; garage, utilities;

$52 25 | 22 W Vermont i] 2439 |

1824—Upper five-room duplex. R

mogern. brick.

A-1 DESIGNERS Required by Detroit Auto Body Mfg. concern for Die, Tool and Machine Work. Letters stating age, full details of past experi ence, former employers and sale ary expected will receive prompt reply. If possible submit sample of work. Adress Box | 955 care | Times.

|[WANTED—At once, 1 experienced refrigerator service man; 1 experienced radio service man. Radio and Refrigerator Shop. N. Verity Parkway, Middle= town. o : | WANTED— Honest youn bered., to learn bartending. Room, hoard and salary. Adress Times, Box. WANTED—Reliable “paperhangers at onc With or without tools; one, furnished. DR-2225.

OPENINGS for young Army Recruiting Office, Building. EXPERIENCED SILK FINISHER. EASTMAN CO.. 818.N DORMAN

| Women Wanted

WOMAN for assistant cook: woman for laundry work. IDEAL BEACH RESORT, Monticello. Ind. 3 FOWER machine operator, experienced In canvas, MAX KATZ BAG CO. 316 S New Jersey. GIRL over 18. white, to ork in restaurant. | Cell at 1023 N. Capitol. | GIRL, 25 to 35; white: gL Enema n housework; stay nights: $5. ege. BEAUTY Course in De light duties, _ Royal Beauty Acad.. 401 Roosevelt Bldg. EFINED white, nice home, part-time Jielp _ with children. Small wages. WA-1,342

Work Wanted by Women 35

BE SE by day of week. "RI-3967 sou po

man unincume

men now. Apply 408 Federal

_ QHURCH CENTER, nced men and Soman. 1144 N Mis