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FRIDAY; AUG. 13 1087 —

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

, MMCREARY FAR AHEAD IN STATE SEMIFINALS

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Gronauer and PEFENDING MUNICIPAL David Falter

Bloomington Ace 4 Up and Local Star 7 Up at |; Halfway Mark.

} Times Special KOKOMO, Aug. 13.—Phil Talbot, | Bloomington ace, and Dick McCreary, Indianapolis District and | state junior champion, held com- |

manding leads at the turn today in | the 36-hole semifinals of the stace | amateur golf tournament. Talbot, playing a consistent game, | was 4-up on Freddie Gronauer, | Speedway star who was having | trouble with his drives. McCreary, Indianapolis Country | Club, playing well in the out nine, | turned in a really brilliant perform- | ance coming home to turn in a | medal score of 69, one under par, | giving him a 7-up lead over John David, member of the Purdue golf team, and representative of the Hill- { crest course.

Finals Tomorrow

| | The boys will battle it out this afternoon for the right to enter tomorrow'’s finals. Going out Talbot scored birdies on the second, third and eighth | holes. Fred chalked up a birdie on the second. Gronauer ran into further difficulties on the 14th when | his drive went out of bounds and | he took a one-stroke penalty, but the same thing happened to Talbot on the 15th. Talbot was two under par on the out nine.

LINKS CHAMP ELIMINATED . . . + + + « + + + + + + 4

_ Freddie's drives kept getting him ’ into trouble, and he seldom found | y y Csi the fairways, his bails dropping to Let S Go Fishing right and left with equal impar- | tiality, indicating that the Speed- | way youngster was trying desperately to find the range, but not hav- | Ing much luck. Freddie took only one hole all | morning, the 17th. | The cards for the morning round: | Out

» x why ! Indians streams continue to be Soni oi 5s 11-4 (high and muddy, according to this oe si | week's report to the Conservation | In | Department by Indiana game ward- | Gronauer ...... 454 336 534—30—7¢ ens. The picture is not all bad, | TSToob .....uen 444 346 534—38—72 however, as fishing is reported good

{in some lakes and some of the] David stood up well on the out streams are clearing. nine, but could not match the really| The report by counties: scintillating performance of his op-| Barthelomew—White River, Clifty, | ponent, particularly on the in nine. | sand Creek muddy; Flatrock clear, | McCreary took a 36 going out, com- | Driftwood milky. : pared to David's 38, but Dick really | Blackford—Salamonie River, Litturned on the neat on the homeward | tle and Big Lick Creeks are muddy. | trek. He clicked off three consecu- | Boone—Sugar Creek and Mud | tive birdies on the 10th, 11th and | Creek are muddy, but Mud Creek | 12th holes for a 33. | clearing. :

Their cards: Brown—All streams are muddy.

Out Carroll—Lake Freeman is milky | McCreary ..454 444 344-36 Wabash, Tippecanoe, Deer, Wild- | David ..........344 455 445-38 | cat and Rock muddy. Wabash and { Eel Rivers are muddy. Lake Cicott In | clear and in fair shape. Upper 14- | McCreary .......333 444 534—33—69 | mile creek is muddy; lower, milky. | David .....u oh. 444 445 544—38—76 | Silver and Muddy Fork muddy. Ee! Talbot won his way to the semi | River is muddy. Water Works, and final round by defeating Mike Ste- Clay PI, Nos. 1 Rud 3 are Fait fanchik, Gary, 5 and 4, yesterday in| Ships: a Pon We oy Sn the quarterfinals. > [ores Middlefor are muddy an Even Score at Turn | Decatur—Sand creek, Clifty, Big | and Little Flatrock are muddy. Big |

Although Talbot was leading two fy up at the ninth, Stefanchik came | FOUL Ruservom, back strong to even up the score at clear.

(He: ath, | are high and roily In the afternoon the sun appeared | Eikhart—St. Joseph River is in

for the first time during the dayv.! . : cio drying out the greens to some ex- | £004 shape. Elkhart is muddy. Fish - Lake is fair, Heaton poor.

tent and giving the players a better | : . chance at their putting. Talbot Fayette—All streams are muddy and high. |

surprised the gallery by firing a 32, ek ia : three under par for the first nine | Grant—Mississinewa River, Wal-

Lake McCoy are

in the afternoon round. His long | nut, Deer and Pipe Creeks are high putts gave him birdies on the|and muddy. ; : second, fifth, eighth and ninth| Hamilton—White River,

and Cicero Creeks are muddy.

holes. His opponent was only one Henry—Knightstown Lake and all |

stroke over par for the out nine. | At, the 27th hole, Talbot was out in streams are muddy. front 4 up and his lead never was in| Jefferson Crooked Creek is| danger from then on. They halved | muddy as also are other streams. | the 14th giving Talbot the match 5] Jennings — Muscatatuek, Sand | and 4. {Creek and Grahams Creek are | John David, Hillcrest and mark | muddy. Porter Richmond, provided the| Johnson—Streams are milky. closest match of the day. David| Marion—All streams are high and | was off to a good start and ended! muddy. 4 up at the turn of the first nine,| Martin—All streams are high and shooting the course in par. Porter muddy. then picked up and took five holes.!| Monroe—All streams are high and | dropping only one on the nine to muddy. even the count at 18 holes. Montgomery—All streams muddy. All Owen — White River and all|

In the afternoon, both fired pars| for the first nine and were stiil even at 27 heles. Porter had birdies on the first and eight holes while David | had one cn the second. David | finally broke the deadlock cn the 21st hole, parting tire hole in three. | al | They halved the next three holes; py, pyiiicd Press

: Porte '0} i into trap on; in | and Porter dropped Into a at : ! o i obi | the 35th, costing him a stroke and] RYE, N. V. Aug. 13. — Frankie

v . waaay | PATKer, Spring Lake, N. J, te atch, 2 i N hy No. 1, hy Harold Surface Jr. of | staged a rally during the last nine ¥ ; of the morning round to nose ahead. Kansas City today in the quarter- | 1 un at 18 holes against Earl Thom- finals of the Eastern Grass Court, as. ‘of Richmond. | championships at Westchester | Frank Kenessor, Frankfort sports Country Club. writer, lost an uphill fight in his) In the other upper-racket match, | match with McCreary, Indianapolis | Frank X. Shields, fourth seeded | District and State junior cham- player, of Hollywood, faced Fumi- | pion, 5 and 4 He was even on the | tury Nakano, Japanese Davis Cup | out nine in the morning but dropped | star. the 13th, 14th and 17th to give | Jadwige Jedrzejowska, national | Dick a 2-up lead at 18 holes. | champion of Poland, gained the | sohnny Simpson, Washington, won | final round in the women's tourna- | the president's flight yesterday by |ment when she defeated Gracyn defeating Claude Lewis, Indianapo- | Wheeler of Los Angeles in a semi- | lis. 7 and 6. E. Dolman, Anderson, | final match, 6-3, 6-0. | lost to M. Carlisle, Indianapolis, in | Miss Jedrzejowska will meet Alice | the finals of the vice president's Marble, national champion from | flight, 4 and 3. ‘California, in the finals tomorrow. |

Even at 27

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Streams Continue Muddy, Game Wardens Report

streams are muddy. Hollybrook Lake is fair, stripper pits are clear. Parke—Sugar, Big and Little Raccoon and Coal Creek are muddy. Pulaski—Tippecanoe River fairly clear. Ditches are muddy. Lakes are clear. Putnam—All streams are muddy. Ripley—Laughery, Big Graham and Ripley are muddy. Rush—All streams are muddy. Scott—All streams are muddy. Steuben—Streams are clear. Fishing is good on all lakes which are high and clear. Sullivan—Wabash is falling; others muddy and low. Switzerland—Streams are muddy. Union—All streams are muddy. Vermillion—Big and Little Vermillion, and Brulett’'s Creek are muddy.

Steinborn Again On Mat Program

Milo Steinborn, 225, internationally known weight lifter, said to be

Sports Arena Tuesday night. Milo

then took on and defeated Sol Slagel, 265. Pete Schuh, 242, Galveston, Tex.

will appear in the other supporting

tug. The feature pits Dorve (Iron Man) Roche, 220, Decatur, Tll,

against Orville Brown, 228, the “Indian deathlock” star from Wichita.

| Dorve won over George (Cry Baby)

Zaharias here last Tuesday, while Orville defeated Juan (Wildcat) Humberto the week before. Roche who ended Brown's winning

| streak during the indoor season, the

result being viewed as an upset.

MELVIN WALKER SETS HIGH JUMP RECORD

MALMO, Sweden, Aug. 13.—Melvin Walker, Ohio State member of a touring U. S. track team, broke the world record for the high jump here vesterday when he cleared the bar at 2.09 meters (6 ft. 104 in.). The leap bettered the mark of 2.07

seeded | meters (6 ft. 9% in.) jointly held by | Cornelius Johnson of Compton, Cal., |

Junior College, and Davis Albritton of Ohio State.

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Pat Abbott, Pasadena actor, is shown in action at the pulic links tournament being played in San Francisco.

Steel Worker Paces Field

Andrew Szwedko Ousts Defending Champ.

By United Press HARDING PARK GOLF CLUB, SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 15.—Andrew Szwedko, strapping Pitts- |

| burgh steel worker, was favored to-

day to capture the National Public Links Golf title and return the championship to the East after his victory over S. Patrick Abbott, de- | fending champion from Pasadena. The husky Pittsburgher, whose big |

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delicacy of a watchmaker, was expected to have little difficulty in disposing of Bruce McCormick, Los Angeles fireman, in the 36-hole semifinals to be played today. Don Erickson, ancther favorite, medalist and holder of the course record, goes into the semifinals against Frank Toronto, Sacramento. He, likewise, was the favorite. Szwedko started Abbott's downon the first hole when the champion missed a four-foot putt. Abbott squared the match on the second but Szwedko went ahead on | the fifth with a birdie two on a 23-foot putt and increased his lead on the sixth with a par when Abbott overshot the green. At the end of the first the 18-hole match, leading 2

nine of Szwedko was | up and had a medal two over par. AbBott was four over at the turn. The Pasadenan won the 12th and 14th holes to even the score. hut Szwedko regained command and clinched his victory by taking the 15th, 16th and 17th holes. Erickson eliminated Howard Noon, Santa Monica, 4 and 3.

Play Starts Tonight | In Semipro Tourney

By United Press WICHITA, Kas, Aug. 13.—The | National Semipro Baseball Congress, | with 32 teams from all sections of | the country competing for the] championship, will open 13 davs of |

| play tonight with a doubleheader. |

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Following is the schedule for Sun- son. Out-of-town games are deday in the Walther League, senior |sired. Write T. Tout, 1959 S. Meriddivision, the games to be played on |ian St. Indianapolis, or call the Standard Oil Field: 1:30 p. m.— | Vann at Irvington 1777. Emmaus vs, Zion's; 2:30—St. John's | ase vs. St. Peter's; 3:30—Trinity vs. St.| Indiana Avenue Markets, star NePaul (W); 4:30—St. Paul (P) vs. gro team, today had advanced to Redeemer. the quarter finals of the annual city

In the girls’ division St. Paul will | 8 tournament through a 53-to-0 victory

lay Emmaus starting at 2 p. m.| ; BS Diamond No. 2. i P | over West Washington Street Mer-

a chants at Softball Stadium last | The Southport Red Birds are night. scheduled to clash with the Leba-| Al Young, pitcher for the Market |

non nine Sunday. A game is wanted by the Birds on Aug. 22 to be! played on the Beech Grove diamond. | Write Ken Osborne, 1083 Hanna Ave. Indianapolis, or call Drexel 4996.

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De Golyer Printers defeated Doug-

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Sweet Shop won over Hudepohl Beer, 9 to 7, in the final first round games. The balance of the week's schedule has been revised, with three games being played tonight. U. S. Tires and Wilkinson Lumber Co. meet in the 7 o'clock game; Eli Lilly Co. plays Hoosier Equipment at 8

Ye Tavern Brew nine will play the L. S. Ayres team at Ellenberger Fark Sunday afternoon. All Tavern players are requested to report at the diamond at 1:30 p. m.

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