Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 June 1938 — Page 22

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U. S. TRAILS IN WALKER PLAY

British Take

Cherry Hills

2 Foursomes,

Invaders One

Fourth Match Is Halved; Americans Still Favored To Win Title.

ST. ANDREWS, Scotland, June 3 (U7. P) —Britain’s Walker Cup golf team. which had been regarded as a pushover, forged into a 2-1 lead today in the biennial series with the United States. Britain won two of the Scotch foursomes, the U. S. won one, and one was halved. The series will be concluded tomorrow when eight singles matches will be played. Despite the fact that the United States was trailing tonight the invaders were still favored to retain the cup which has never been won by Britain. This is the 10th series. Today's results: Leonard Crawley and Frank Pennick, England, defeated Reynolds Smith, Dallas, and Freddie Haas, New Orleans, 2 and 1. Gordon Peters and Hector Thomson. Scotland, defeated Johnny Goodman, Omaha, and Marvin Ward, Olympia, Wash. Charlev Yates, Atlanta, and Ray willows, Poughkeepsie, defeated Alex Kyle, Scotland, and Charles Stowe, England, 3 and 2 Johnny Fischer, Cincinnati, and Chuck Kocsis, Detroit, halved with Harry G. Bentley, England, and James Rruen Jr. Ireland. Some of the scoring was extremely good and some of it was exceptionally high for top flight players. Goodman and Ward, for example, had 43 on the outward nine this afternoon On the other hand Rentley and Bruen had a final nine in 32. five strokes below par, to come from behind a two-hole dis- | advantage at the afternoon turn. | Fischer and Kocsis had to score a 24 on the same

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The Indianapolis Ramblers will meet the Graul Bulldogs Sunday at Douglas Park. The Ramblers want games away from home. Write R. W. Byrd, 222 S. 5th St, Beech Grove. Results at Belmont Stadium: Howard Street Merchants beat the East Tenth Street Merchants, 5 to 1: Banner Whitehill downed the William H. Block ten, 6 to 2. Logan Kinnett, pitcher for Banner, Won his fourth straight against no defeats. Tonight's Stadium:

7:30—1.. S. Ayres vs 8: 30—Ipdiana Avent Club

schedule at

All State Tires 1e Market vs.

For games with the Apache's Club |

call Drexel 4456 or write Oliver Kennedy, 1139 Harlan St. Lafayette, Noblesville and Seymour take notice Cook's Goldblumes will play the | Shelbyville Merchants at Shelbyville | tonight. All Cook players are asked | to meet at State and Washington Sts. at 6 p. m. The Gleason Pre team swamped | the Apprentice Printers, 14-1, at Coleman Park to move into first] place in the Bush-Feezle Tuesday | Teague. Gleason's are undefeated in five straight games, three of their | victories coming in league play. Their next contest is with the Grain | Dealers at Brookside at 5:30 p. m. Tuesday. All players are to meet at! Finch Park at 4:30 p. m. that day. For games write Couley White, 413 | S. Villa Ave.

England's Market is to play at road Ripple tomorrow at 8 p. m.

Tonight's schedule at softball

stadium: Rokome All Munci

Mewohst le vs

Stars vs. Acme Lees at

Patrick Henry at Marion. Tonight's Bush-Feezle state schedule: 7:00—St. Patrick's chinery & Supply 8:00—West Washingtor Yugo-Slavs C. A. vs De Golyer Printers.

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Indianapolis Ma-

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Results at softball stadium: R C. A. Girls, 4; West Side Merchant

9; E. C. Atkins, 0.

Girls, 8. Kingan A. C. Muesing-Merrieck, 3

R&C. Ow innings). The Ajax Beers will play the Howard Street Merchants at Broad Ripple Park stadium Sunday at 8 p. m. All Ajax players are to meet at 6 p. m. at Finch Park

Baseball

E. C. Atkins will tangle with the Kautsky A. C. of the Indiana-Ohio League tomorrow at Riverside 2. All players report before 2 p. m.

The Rushville Club will be host to the Southport Redbirds Sunday.

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The Model Dairy nine will meet the P. R. Mallory Club in a league game tomorrow at Garfield 3 and is to play at Crawfordsville Sunday. Price and Thompson is the battery for tomorrow, with Bland and Hazlewood working Sunday.

‘The Shelby Street Commercials will practice at 5 p. m. today at Garfield Park, and can use a good infielder.

The Sunday schedule for the Indianapolis Amateur Association fol-

lows: Bowers E. 16 i Mi s nvelope Co 3 t N Margarine Co. Riverside 4 Sregny I: irtieth and Illinois Street Merch NE Mma Garfield 3. nun! aird’s Service ation vs. L. 8. Ayr Co., Riverside 1. s ne Municipal League Beanblossoms vs. Ajax Beer, Rhodius 2. Union Printers vs. Auto City Garage,

Brookside 1, General eNinating Co. Beech

Grove, Riversi Uni it RIEL a niversity Heights Cardinal alert AR na e vs. Garfield ay is City vs. South Side Tigers, side T.

The West Side Merchants want a game for Sunday at their diamond. Write F. Yovanovich, 3505 W. 16th St., or call BE-3638.

The Kingan nine defeated Hillman’s at Terre Haute, 5 to 4. Kingan’s starting pitcher, Staples, blanked the Hillman squad for five innings and whiffed nine batsmen before being replaced. The score:

Kingan 3 030 0205 7 3 Ha McGill, Berge 0 us DS SE is an ~ son and Mullins, Hison; ‘Wii

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tournament will be held next week.

the layout vesterday.

Guldah! howed to both.

Baffled Him

DENVER, June 3 (U. P.).—Ralph Guldahl, stenting National Open golf champion (above), rose early today to stage a second attempt to subdue the baffling Cherry Hills course over which this year's open

It was a far from peaceful night the titlist put in last night, thinking about the seven-over-par 78 he turned in for his first time around

He toured the course with Jimmy Hines, recent Metropolitan Open winner, and Henry Picard, high in the ranks of the money players.

GOLFING

HE Meridian Hills Country Club men’s golf tournament committee has arranged several matches with other country club teams for the season. The first will be played tomorrow when Meridian Hills players

| will meet an Indianapolis Country Club group at the I. C. C. course.

Belmont | A peturn match is scheduled with®————————""~=——

| the I. C. C. on July 30 at Meridian

Matches with Highland Golf & | Country Club will be played June 11 at Meridian Hills and July © at | crest cou Competition with Hillcrest Country Club will be on July 2 { at Hillcrest and Aug. 27 at Meridian | Bills. A Shelbyville Country Club | team will meet Meridian Hills play- | ers on July 20 at its course and Aug. 10 at Meridian Hills. | The Meridian Hills team includes Don Ellis, Frank Shields, Ben Co- | hee, Robert Rhodehamel, Alan | Sweetser and William H. Diddel. | Other Meridian Hill tournaments scheduled for June include the finai | round of the partnership tourna- | ment on June 18 and 19; the regu- | lar doctors and dentists tourna- | ment on June 22 and the Calcutta Sweepstakes on June 25 and 286. = » OW gross honors in the Lions | Club tournament held yesterday at Riverside went to Paul Blakeslee with an 83. Tied for second, one stroke behind, were Toby Brocker and Bill Walker. Dr. Ronald Tanner carried off the net laurels with a 102-34-68 The next weekly toursament is to be held Thursday at Pleasant Run. 8 EJ -

The annual 18-hole play and handicap Highland Fling tournament will be held Saturday at the Highland course. Following the title play there will be a dinner and distribution of prizes.

8 = ” Bobby Dale, Willow Brook pre, is

and Sunday with prizes for the best scores.

> ® w South Grove has announced Yhat qualifications for the Spring Handicap are to begin this week-end.

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ILL HEINLEIN of Coffin came within one stroke of tieing the | course record yesterday when he | posted a 66. Seven strokes under par going in to the 17th he hit a tree from the tee and lost the ball, ruining his chances for a record tie.

The qualifying round for the Riverside Club championship will open tomorrow and continue through Sunday. All players qualifying then or on June 11 and 12 or June 18 and 19 will be divided into flights of 16 to begin match play Aug. 1. Thirty-six hole finals are to be played Aug. 27 and 28. Four winners will represent Riverside in the public links qualifying tournament.

YT. L. Goodman -captured the Broadmoor Flag tournament, outdriving his opponent on the 18th hole. Richard Efroymson was second and Theodore Dann finished third. Mrs. Milton Sternberger won the ladies’ match, followed by Mrs. S. Solomon and Mrs. D. Lurvey.

LOGANSPORT RACE JUNE 9 A four-event auto racing program will be held June 9 at Logansport during the last day of the Eagles’ Convention. Frank Sweigart, Indianapolis, world’s record holder for five miles, is one of the entries.

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LADIES’ NIGHT

INDIANS VS.

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SCHACHT TO CLOWN AT PERRY STADIUM

Baseball's “clown prince,” Al Schacht, is to make his first American Association appearance this season at Perry Stadium tomorrow night before the Blues-Indians game The Parents’ Association of Orchard School is sponsoring Mr Schacht’s visit and the school’s

| building fund will share in Satur-

day night's receipts. A downtown ticket office has been established at 120 Monument Circle,

1. U. HURLER HONORED

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. June 3 (U. P.) .—Bill Smith of Ft. Wayne, Indiana University baseball player, today had been chosen the most valuable man on the Hoosier team. A pitcher, Smith won six Big Ten games, losing none. Indiana tied for the Big Ten title.

Blues to Play Here Tonight

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the Blues will end their stay tomorrow night. Whitlow Wyatt, Milwaukee's ace right-hander, had the Indians eating out of his hand in last night's first tilt and turned in a four-hit 5-to-0 shutout. He rolled up 11 strikeouts and Jimmy Wasdell was a victim three times. It was Wyatt's fourth shutout of the season and big league scouts are hounding Manager Al Sothoron with offers. Whitlow is the sole property of the Brewers, according to Sothoron, who denied that Cleveland held strings on the pitcher. Wyatt in seven games while losing

Manager Schalk shook up his lineup in the second tilt but the result was the same—four hits. Russ Loafmarf tried to hand the game to the Redskins by giving 11 bases on balls in four innings, but the Hoosiers were generous and left 10 runners stranded in four stanzas.

Wild Man Removed

Allan Johnson finally relieved the wild man and the Indians were through for the night while the Brewers stepped out and clipped Lloyd Johnson and Don French and walked away with the sugar. A lead of 8 to 0 gained by the Tribe was washed out and at the end of the fifth the score was deadlocked at 4 and 4. In the seventh and final frame Becker hit a pop fly double down the right field line and tallied on Hope's Texas leaguer to short left. The ball got away from Pilney but Becker probably would have scored anyway. The action lasted beyond midnight and at least half of the crowd of 3000 had left the premises by 11:30 n’zlock. Gordon Hinkle, caught part of the second game for the Indians. He was picked up as a free agent the other day to fill in for Bill Baker, who is handicapped by a bruised finger. Hinkle has been in the A. A. before with Columbus.

Pitcher Clay Smith was handed |

an outright release vesterday and shortstop Jimmy Pofahl, out with a lame ankle, was taken off the active list for the time being to make room for Hinkle. It also was announced that Doug Wheeler, rookie first sacker, has been transferred from Montgomery in the Southeastern League to Bloomington in the Three-I loop. Clarence Rowland, the Chicago Cubs’ chief scout, was a visitor at

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