Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 March 1938 — Page 17

B ho Fa Famed | High , Jumper, star of’ Team

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Race in 3000-Meter Special Event.

-- Mjrquette University’s track team, .-feat uring Eddie Burke, sensational ~ hig: jumper, today had filed its ~ent-y for the Butler Relays to be pel hh n the Fieldhouse here ox rke shattered the world’s record a jump of 6 feet 8 15-16 inches re Square Garden in 1936 “but since then has done 6 feet 9%, Jus: one-half inch under the rec-“*Ord-shattering performance of Mel Walker of Ohio State at last year’s Z.Builer Relays. An hr duel is forecast be~twesn Burke and Dave Albritton, _ Oh: 0 State’s star high jumper. «-. Marquette’s entry includes 12 men ane they will take part in the university one-mile relay and all the : ind vidual events.

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Horton Smith Paces Field in $3000 Holly wood Open

HOLLYWOOD, Fla., March 10 (U. P.) —Horton Smith of Chicago, out in front by two strokes, paced a strong field of golfers into the second 18-hole round of the $3000 Hollywood open today. Smith came up with a brilliant 66, five strokes under par, yesterday to set a local scoring record. He faced tough going from here out nevertheless, for 12 others bettered par in the first round. ’ Wiffy. Cox of Washington was only two strokes back at 68, and Ed Oliver of Wilmington, Del, youngster; teed off today with a firstround 69 to his credit. The other par-busters were P. G! A. Chdmpion ‘Denny’ Shute, Harry Cooper and John Revolta of Chicago; Ben Hogan of Ft. Worth, Harold McSpaden of Winchester, Mass.;

‘Felix Serafin of Scranton, Pa.; Jack Patroni of . Shawnee. Pa.: Herman Barron of White Plains, N. Y., and Frank Strafdci, an ‘amateur of New York, all with 70s. British Amateur Champion Bob Sweeny headed a dozen bunched at par 71, including defending Champion ‘Dick Metz and Ky Laffoon of Chicago, Ted Luther of Pittsburgh, Byron Nelson of Reading, Pa.; Craig Wood of Rumson, N..J;, and Johnny Farrell of Hollywood, "Fla.

Also in the running, were National Open Champion Ral Guldahl, Jimmy . Thomson of Shawnee, Pa.: Jimmy Hines and. Paul: Runyan of New York, Henry Picard of Hershey, Pa., and Ray. Mangrum of Dayton, 0., "who had 12s. :: . Sam Snead of White Sulphur Springs, Ww. Va.; 3 Tony ‘Manero of

Salem, Mass, 1937 National Open champion; Vic Gehzzi of Deal, N. J., and Bill Heinlein, Indianapolis, had 73s.

Patty Berg and

Mrs. Vare Favored

BELLEAIR, Fla., March 10 (U. P.) —Patty Berg of Minneapolis and the veteran campaigner, Mrs. Glenna Collett Vare of Philadelphia were favored today to win semifinals matches in the annual Belleair women’s: golf tournament. Miss Berg meets Bernice Wali, Oshkosh, Wis, ‘Mrs. Vare's oponnent was Marion Miley, rexington, Ky. | Quarterfinal results: Miss Berg defeated Dorothy . Traung, San Francisco, 4 and 2; Mrs.: Vare

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A softball league composed of teams from Marion County Sunday

Roe: Sporting Goods Co, 209 Ww. Washington: St. A meeting will be held at EmRoe’s at 7:30 p. m. Monday to discuss plans. All church team managers are requested to attend.

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downed Sally Guth, St. pen 2 aad 1; Miss Miley defeated Mrs. Jane Cothran Jameson, Wect Palm Beach, 2 and 1, and Miss Wall defecated Marian McDougall, Portland, Ore, 1 up in 2 holes.

' HERE'S A PARADOX Nat Holman, coach of the City College basketball team, - despises the zone defense, yet instructs his

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Three nationally prominent track

stars, Don Lash, former Indiana

~4Pni- ersity speedster; Floyd Lochner, |,

Okizhoma University graduate, and > Ray Sears, formerly of Butler, will end-avor to lower the world’s record in = 3000-meter run. This added attraction will con--gluce the 15-event program of the relas, whose entries to date num--~ber 10 schools and 190 athletes. Coach J. Owen Huntsman . of n-Ear'ham yesterday named a team of 2° athletes to compete in the one~mile, two-mile and medley relay ~severis. Other schools which have entcred are Notre, Dame, Indiana, 2 -Ohi > State, Ohio University, WestState, Eastern Illinois State, ‘ue and Michigan. rr '@ special 3000-meter: run, open tolcollege and A. A. U. athletes, will “be outstanding due to the fact that the three already entered have, at sone ‘ime or another, held some reciy] Larry Holmes, relays director, -said Licsh is recognized as the world’s routcoor and indoor two-mile cham“pior. Ray Sears, who has performed £ tin t'v0 meets this year, held the twoSmile mark until it was bettered by o- -Yash last year. Lochner is the + wor!d’s record holder in the twosmile steeplechase and also rules in “the national steeplechase.

“PURDUE ALL-STARS = DEFEAT KAUTSKYS

CE AWFORDSVILLE, Ind. March 10 (7. P.).—An all-star team which included Jewell Young, Johnny Sines' and Pat Malaska, former Purcue stars, began its barnstorming cage tour last night with a 44-to-27 victory over the Kautskys of Indi- napolis. Yo ung scored 14 points, Sines 20 7 and Malaska 4. Other games wiil ; be P layed in Chicago, Indianapolis, uncie, Terre Haute, Kokomo, * Sout 1 Bend, Logansport and Colum“bus. SIGN FOOTBALL PACT G/.INESVILLE, Fla, March 10 (U. 2.).—The Universities of Florida =nd Texas have agreed to a twoyear home-and-home football series to. start in 1939, Florida Athletic Director Josh Cody announced today. The first game will be played Sept. 20, 7939, at Austin, and the 1940 game here on Dec. 7.

Ray Sears

Amateur Net Notes

The Em-Roe State - Basketball Girls Tournament will start at the Hoosier Athletic Club at 7 p. m. Jomorrow. The schedule:

5: 00 Rhodiug vs. Broadway Baptists. :50— A. vs. Hoosier 8: Linton Radio vs. Ihdianapolis Aces.

The Flashettes drew a bye in first-round play, but entry of another team is sought. Call Everett Babb at the Em-Roe Store, LI3446.

lows:

P.M. 7:00—Winners of 7 o'clock and 7:50 games ay. 3 8:00—Winners of 8:40 o'clock and Flash-

Sow afternoon: 5 2: 90--Boys preliminary games: L. S. Ayres Hibben -Hollwegg. 3:00—Rockwood Buddies vs. Falls City. 3 00—Final girls’ game. Play in the Dearborn Invitational Tourney enters the second round tonight at the Dearborn floor with three games on the schedule. The Pure Oil and Buttercrust Pie game at 9:30 o'clock probably will be the feature tilt of the evening. The schedule: 7:30—Bayless Shoes vs. Omar Bakery. 8:30—Fike's Service Station vs. Kingan

Kni 9:30— Sure Of Oil Co. vs. Buttercrust Pie Co,

3 Hoosier Teams in Prep School Tourney

CHICAGO, March 10.— Park School of Indianapolis, one of the leading contenders for the Midwest prep school championship, will open its bid for the title against Chicago

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