Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 June 1937 — Page 31
FRIDAY, JUNE 25, 1037
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
MISS RANDALL WINS GOLF TITLE
“Plays Ste: Steady Game Against Mrs. F.P. K.P. Davis
Dorothy Ells, 1936 me
Dethroned by Runnerup In Event Last Year.
Harriett Randall defeated Mrs. F. P. Davis, 3 and 2, in the City Women’s Golf finals today. Miss Harriett Randall,: Hillcrest, was leading Mrs. F. P. Davis, Highland, 2 up at the halfway mark in
today’s finals for the women’s city |!
golf championship over the Hill--crest course.
Miss Randall covered the outward
ihe in 40 while Mrs. Davis required Miss Randall reached the final ‘round yesterday by defeating Miss Dorothy Ellis, defending champion 4 and 2 while Mrs. Davis advanced by reason of a 2 and 1 victory over ‘Mrs. Charles Greathouse. Harriett was runnerup to Miss : Ellis in last year’s competition. The first nine witnessed some spectacular golf.
Birdies on Fourth
Both scored birdies on the fourth LB
"hole. They halved the first and second and Miss Randall with a four went one up on the third. Miss Randall: then drove to the edge of the.green and sank a 20-foot putt. Mrs. Davis, undaunted, drove beautifully to a bare two feet from the cup. e They halved the fifth hole in fives -and Miss Randall, with a six, went ‘two up on the sixth. Mrs. Davis took the next hole with a four to Miss Randall’s five. The eighth was halved and Miss Randall again went two up when she took the ninth hole with a par four. The cards on the out nine:
Randall ..... 45525745542
In the semifinals of the championship flight, Mrs. R. A. Staudt, Hillcrest, defeated Mrs. William Hutchinson, Hillcrest, 2 and 1; and Mrs. Ben Stevenson, Meridian Hills, bowed to Mrs. John Spiegel, Meridian Hills, 7 and 6. Other Results Other results yesterday in the other flights: —First Flight—
Mrs. I. G.. Kahn, Pleasant Run i feated Mrs. E. P, Dean, Country Club,
an —Consolation— Mrs. E. A. Crane, Highland. defeated Mrs. Harry Mountain, Pleasant Run, 1 up. Second Flight— Mrs. J. L. “Mueller, Broadmoor, defeated Mrs. William Bookwalter, Hillcrest, 3
—~Consolation— Mrs. David Lurvey., Broadmoor, defeated Anna Mae Jones, Halcrest 1 up. —Third Flight—
Mrs. Frank Davis, Hillcrest. defeated Mrs. Frank Pitcher, Pleasant Run, 1 up,
19 holes: —Consolation— ‘William Murphy, Pleasant defeated Mrs: Hathaway Simmons. ridian Hills, 1 rb: 19 holes. —Fourth Flight— Catherine Thompson, Pleasant Run. defeated Mrs, L. E. Slater, Hillcrest, 1 up.
—Consolation Julia defeated Mrs.
Run, Me-
Rowe, Hillcrest, [Gordon Cloyd. Hillcrest. 7 an fth Flight—
—Fi Mrs. Paul Whittemore, nd, 'de-
“ High fects M Mrs. Herbert Wilson, Meridian Hills,
—Consolation— “Mrs. .E. Baker, Pleasant Rup, defeated ran "Levine, Pleasant Run, and 1.
DETROIT SCENE OF © U.S. SKEET SHOOT
DETROIT, June 25.—The third national skeet championships to be held at the Blue Rock. Gun Club, Detroit, Aug. 31 to Sept. 4, will bring ‘together the greatest array of clay -target busters the sport ever has. known. This prediction was made today by Richard H. Hecker, one of the six sponsors of this year’s blue ribbon skeet classic. His statement was based on entries pouring in from practically every state. For the first time shooters will have an opportunity to compete ‘over an eight-field skeet layout, the ‘largest ever installed.
ATHLETES T0O RETURN MILWAUKEE, June 25.—An early ‘compilation indicates that 75 of tlre stars who competed in the National A. A. U. track and field champion‘ships here in 1934 will return this year for the 50th annual running of the meet at Marquette University Stadium, July 2 and 3.
WIFFY COX IN LEAD | PHILADELPHIA, June 25.—Wiffy Cox, Washington, D. C., professional, led a stellar field of golfers in the $4000 True Temper Open tournament at Whitemarch Country Club today after a snappy 69 in firstround play.
— HN. H. MAYER'S — SATURDAY
Columbus
Mrs. Davis and Miss Randall
Baseball at a Glance
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION V6 5 1
45425655 4—40 Toledo
Indianapolis Columbus Milwaukee Louisville
AMERICAN LEAGUE
ct 35 20 .636/Cleveland . Detroit.... 33 24 S781 Washingtn’ 2 Chicago... 32 25 .561/St. Louis . 19 Boston.... 28 23 389) Phildelphia 18
NATIONAL LEAGUE
W..L. Pct. Chicane ...35 21 .625/Brooklyn.. S Lou 34 22 .607|Cincinnati. Wok, 34 24 .586 Phildeivhia 2 De 31 25 .554|Boston.... 134
Games Today AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Kansas City at Indianapolis (2 games at 5 and 8:15 Milwaukee at Louisville (night). St. Paul at Toledo (two night games). Minneapolis at Columbus (night).
AMERICAN LEAGUE Detroit at New York. Chicago at Washington. St. Louis at Bost (Only games ted.)
NATIONAL LEAGUE New York at St. Lous. Brooklyn at Chica Philadelphia at Pittsburgh. Boston at Cincinnati.
Yesterday’s Results
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Minneapolis 203 000 000—5 5 1 Louisville 000_ 000 100—1 3 1 Wagner and Dickey; Bass, Singer Terry and Berres.
New York.
382
Kansas City’ 202 Toledo
Kleinhans and Hartje; and Reiber.
100 011-17 18 3 0—4
Boone, ns
des 000 000 010— 1 2 4 223 01x—13 16 0 Pressnell and Helf; McGee and
Milwaukee
Zuber, Crouch. AMERICAN LEAGUE s 231 000 000—6 8 1 York 3 100 12x—9 15 4 Hogsett, Hadley and. Dickey
Detroit 000 000 GOO—O0 9 1 Boston 060-000 30x—9 13 1 Auker, Coffman and Tebbetts; Grove and Desautels.
Chicago 310 200 001—7 10. 0 hiladeiphia 001 001 000—2 11 2 Lee d Shea; Relley, Gumpert, Turbeville, Fink and Conroy
Thomas and Huffman;
19 100 000—2 8 © 0 300 14x—38 14 0 Hudlin and Sullivan; Weaver, Whitehili and R. Ferrell.
Cleveland
NATIONAL LEAGUE 125 000 010—9 12 1 Pittsburgh 101 200 101—6 13 2
Fette and Lopez; Swift, Brown, Weaver, Tobin and Todd.
Philadelphia 000 000 220—4 T 0 Cincinnati 100 210 20x—6 9 1
Johnson, Passeau and Grace, Derringer, Grissom and Lombardi.
New York 202 010 000— 5 13 2 Chicago 121 010 14x—10 13 1 Schumacher, Gumbert, Coffman and Mancuso; French, Bryant and Hartnett.
000 002 010— 3 12 2 034 000 06x—13 14 1
Wei-
Brooklyn St. Louis Frankhouse, Jeffcoat and Phelps; land an¢ Ogrodowski. -
Sign ‘Humberto For Podolak
The Spanish “mat meanie,” Juan (Wildcat) Humberto, 220, Mexico City, will come to town Tuesday night to face Walter Podolak, 221, one of the most popular grapplers ever to appear here, for the headliner on the Sports Arena all-heavy-weight wrestling bill, -Podolak, a young German from New York and a former weight-lifter, is undefeated in seven local tussles. It will be Walter's initial main go and he feels confident of “taming” his opponent. Juan engaged cham-
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counter on June 15, losing the verdict when he was injured. The return of Irish Dan O'Connor, 221, Boston, will serve as an added feature. He will clash in a special semiwindup against an opponent to be named. The “Red Devil,” a masked matman who has not as yet revealed his identity, also wll see action.
: STATE NET PLAY SET The Southern - Indiana Tennis Championships are to be played at Evansville, July 7-11, at the Evansville Tennis Club under the auspices of the U. S. L. T. A, it was announced today. Entries must be in by July 6.
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By United Press JACKSONVILLE, Fla., June 25.— The Hollywood Jockey Club has’ received permission to construct and operate a horse race, track ‘in Broward County with the approval of the Florida Racing Commission.
The Club now must ask the residents of the county to ratify and permit ‘and defray the expenses of the, referendum vote.
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Indianapolis Times, Friday, June 25, 1987
ARMSTRONG—Armel E. band of Catherine, fath lie, Mary Catherine and Da Funeral from the late home, 1233 East, Sajur day, 8:50 a. ; Sacred Heart Church 9 a. m, Burial st. ’ Joseph Cemetery. LAUCK.
CALM Elsie R., sab wy, Penn., wife of Charles M., mother of Mrs. Lorretta
age 41 S, hug. ih of Leon ris Ee
pe ajay Friczy mornin hg. Ln ._at the residence. Bure 18] Crown ill. ¥riends may call after m. Saturday. FARLEY SERVICE. Ras ON—Alexander, age 70, husband of Lillian, father of argaret, pass a Rn Thursday me moraing ges n at the & BU UARY, PLANNER 2 p. m. Friends invited.
HOUZE—Robert, 2667 Boyd Ave.; husband of Hilda Houze, nasse away Thursday, ouneral Saturday, June 26, 3 he C. Wilson neral Home, 230 Frospect 8t. Friends invited. Bure jal New Crown Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home.
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BRATS Hony Edward, father of William, John, Edgar, Lawrence and Bertran Kraiis, Hester Peggs nd Dorothy Larkin d away Thursday at his home, 1714 fie) Fureral Monday, June 28, 2 p t the above address. Friends nuited,” Burial Memorial Park.
KRICK—Margaret P.. eo 62 years, JDassed Thursday mornin three sons, Reaso "Har id Howard .R; four Air Glad 2 Krick and Essie Frederick, of this ci Mrs, Sophia Brunton, of Laf Mrs,
afayette, ped! Mary Sharp. 02 Muncie Supers Sature ay, 23 p. the inity M. B, Church, OTe of Division and Oliver Ave. Burial Floral Park. Friends may call at the residence, 2326 W. Morris St., after 5 p. m. Thursday. For further ine formation call the YSTER & ASKIN FUNERAL HOME. .
KROECKEL—Eva M. widow of the late Fred Kroeckel. sister of Mrs. Clara Craig. Mrs. Minnie Baase, Oscar and Shirley Green of Indianapolis; rtha Schowecker, Dayton 0°" 2 live Hoover, Cincinnati, sed away at the home, 2046 S. Meridian “Sta Friday, June 25. Funeral _— later.
LAUGHLIN—MAcry - E., of 2225 Station St., beloved wife of Timothy B.. and mother of Edward Laughlin, Ft. Thomas, Ky.; daughter of Mrs. Lucy Robertson, o Indianapolis, departed this life. Thurs= 95% age 47. Funeral }FRasy: June 25, at E & KIRK ap, ee NERAL HOME, 2530 Station St. Burial Ft. Thomas, Kentucky, BatuFasy, Friends invited.
PRANGE—Fred, beloved brother of Anton and Louise Prange of Indianapolis and Mrs. Louise Kellermeier and Henry Prange, both of Germany. and grande alr of Miss Florence Ratheri ar Mrs. Eleanor Krause, ssed residence, 653 Middle Drive, Place, Thursday = evening, June 24, Funeral services will be held at the residence, Monday morning. June 28, at 10 o'clock. Burial Crown Hill Cemetery. Friends are welcome. Friends may call at the residence after 6 o'clock Saturday evening, WALD FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
McCLINTOCK—James H., husband of Bare bara and father of Mrs. Harry D. Goode, fssed away Wednesday evening at “his ome, 1410 Br rame St. . Services or order of Railway Conductors, Friday, p. m,. at the F Sashes, and other rice Saturda
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