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HARRIETT RANDALL RETAINS GOLF TIT LE

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Wins 1-Up in 18 Holes Over Mrs. F. P. Davis

Repeats frum of a Year Ago When She Defeated Same Rival, 3 and 2.

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of Michigan and the 220-yard dash | may prove a slam for the West with Mack Robinson of Oregon, Talley and Malott of Stanford finishing | ahead of the best Big Ten runner. National collegiate, possibly world | records, may be set in the mile, high jump, pole vault, two-mile and by | the West's mile relay team.

| West Coast Team Favored To Defeat Big 10 Thinlies

EVANSTON, Ill, June 24 (U. P) —Flanked by the mightiest collegiate track talent in the nation, Pacific Coast Conference officials met today to decide which of their many stars shall be used against the Big Ten tomorrow in their second annual intersectional meet, Six national champions and a score or more point winners in the | —George Sisler, former first base- | iN.C.A as Eh Ineet last Week wore e he White shield of the Coast Conference | man for the St. Louis Browns, to- | sm— in yesterday's final workout for the | day became chairman of an eligi- | colorful duel in Dyche Stadium. | bility committee of the National |

KINGAN RELIABLES | Even Willis O. Hunter, University | | Semipro Baseball Congress. | of Southern California athletic di- — TRIP A. B. A.B. C.S, 9-4 DEALERS INVITED—PLENTY OF PARKING SPACE

SISLER NAMED TO POST WICHITA, Kas, June 24 (U. P). |

rector in charge of the Western | | squad. couldn't name the exact | | three men scheduled to compete in

Miss llcrest,

today

Randall,” Hil

repeated her triumph of a year

defeated Mrs. F. P. 1 up in 18 holes in the Indianapolis Association chamthe Broadmoor links Randall won over a vea ago, 3 R 3, at

ago when she

nd of men's Golf ips over

Hill-

finalists played raggedly on |

down some

nine but settled urn and turned in bea utiful golf on the home Li; 3 Randall went out in 4 ack in 41 for an 86. Mrs Was 47-40 for an 87. frst hole Miss Randall ige of the green in 1 wood holing + a five. Davis ond shot, our

er sect green

out

shots. Mrs taki and two more

no ig 4

the second

Sinks Five-Foot Putt

Randall's drive went to the

the fourth hole but she rethe edge of the

all

to be on carding four In first iron shot went e green where she hole out with a three hele Miss Randall t putt for a total Da vis’ > ve nice drive, Miss Randall's t on the sixth hole went ugh but she reached the her next shot, taking a Mrs. Davis had difficulty way h her with a good card-

altook

shots,

drive

wit} tion of three beautiful wood hole and took cards of five Putting Miss Randall's

hin

made 1e seventh

apiece for Falters on eighth hole

blast went to wit

he pin but she faltered ree to hole ViS "driv e ph into a exploded out to the green and dropped 2 ooter ree 11 SIX on 20-foot pt 4 ing SIX hot well with

fair-

for a th

her a

nd irons down the

10th hole Miss Randall's ed off into a trap but it of it just short of the card a five. Mrs. Davis’ t went into the rough but he made an excellent iron shot to the green to sink an eight-foot putt for a four Drives 260 Yards

matched each stroke for stroke, on the 11th to get par threeS. They had] es and approached within feet of the cup

Rimming the cup cost Mrs the 12th hole

ve null Dui

contenders

hole st Nn ort dri two Davis Both

a stroke on carded

Shoot

fives ing abou it 260 yards, one of longest ives she had ever made, Miss Re ndall took a four on the 13th hole. Mrs. Davis made a | irive second shot was | rt the green. She and ropped a ceven-

the

but her hort af

Par in State Cpen LAKE WAWASEE, Ind. P \ ville pro,

June 24 —Bob Hamilton, Evansled a field of par-shatter- | ing the last 36 holes of the Indiana Open today with an | amazing 137, seven strokes under | regulation score He combined a brilliant 67, five mnger pa! with a 70 in the afterund to go one ahead of Bill Indianapolis pro, who was in second place with 138. ! One stroke behind Heinlein, with 139s, were Marion Smith of Crawfordsville, a former champion, and Noel Epperson of Lake Wawasee. John David, who led with Hamilton for the first 18 yesterday, was ragged on the second round and posted a 75, which tied him with Mike Stefanch ck of Gary at 142, the best teur scores. Other scores: Don Swisher. South Bend Dale Morev, Martinsville Dick Taylor, Lafarvette Dick McCreary, Indianapplis Maurice Feeney, Indianapolis Pug Allen, Ft. Wayne Phil Talbot, Bloomington . Harold Harrison, Bloomington ........ Bud Williamson, Ft. Wavne .......... Glen Miller, Ft. Wayne Jock Taulman, Columbus ..

Hamilton Seven Under |

Tr L

golfers into

1lein

GIANTS BUY SEEDS FROM NEWARK BEARS

NEW YORK, June 24 (U The Giants today announced purchase of Outfielder International League leader, from the Seeds has hit 28 homers. He will report to the Giants tomorrow.

home

HARVARD CREWS NEW LONDON, June 24 (U. P). —Harvard swept the morning program of the annual regatta with | Yale today when the Crimson | junior varsity scored a close vic- | tory after its freshman crew had | won easily in the opening event

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~ GOLFING

PF. the Lions Club tournament at P

leasant Run yesterday Toby Brocker

captured first honors in the gross division with an 84. Paul Blakeslee and Del McConnell tied for second with 85s. Fred Wilson was next with an

88. In the net division Paul McConnell was first with a net 71. Fred Wilson | 62s and Paul Summers was |

and Toby fourth with a 74 Twenty-eighte members participated. Next Wednesday the Lions Club will hold a

se ans 1 1 " - ’ picnic and golf tournament at

Noblesville N ATCHES fx the l Club championship tomorrow. The pairings FIRST FLIGHT Top Bracket Boh Carlsen vs. W. L. Phillips, Boh Phillips vs. Tom Hankins Clif Bush vs. Dod Blackwell { Ralph Jordan vs. Dr. John Silvers Lower Bracket Rudy Brezausek vs. Chris Carlson ! Joe Doll vs. Dick Murray, Charley Lawrence vs. Dr. John Selb, Ralph Mason vs. Clyde Andrews, SECOND FLIGHT Top Bracket Jim Senteny vs. Charles Graham John Turk, bve Ralph Shute vs. Charles Knight Bob Stevens, bye Lower Bracket Vernon Gray vs. 0. G. Miller Charley Wishmeir. bre. Herb Stewart vs. L. Shank. Fred Abernathy, bre. i 5 4 » { N the Pro-Amateur tournament I at Lake Wawasee Bob Grant and Dick McCreary of the Country Club, won by defeating Bob Hamilton of Evansville and Glen Miller of Ft. Wayne in a four extra hole battle. The teams tied with 65s at 18 holes This tournament was played as a warmup for the Open. Next week the Pro-Amateur tournament will be held at South Grove. 2 2 o Rose captured first honors in tournament at vesterday by firing a 75 five strokes over par. Second place went to Bert McCammon, 76, and third to Chet Spriggs, also T6 division Ernie Lundgren and A Ber tham tied for first with 95-25—70. Four tied for third. They were Charles Pettinger, 89-18—T1, William Kingdon, 84-13—71, R. Bair, 101-30—71, and C. Darnell, 93-22—

Softball

Shaw's Markets have scheduled a game with the Holland Furnace | team of Cincinnati and Newport, | Ky. at Belmont Stadium Sunday at 8:30 p.m The furnace-makers boast a 6-foot 6-inch pitcher, Speedy MacDonald, who has averaged 15 strikeouts a game for 10 games. Their pitching staff also includes Larry Herzog, a curve-ball hurler, Shaw defeated the Seymour Reds at Seymour, 6 to 4. last night in a State league game. Breeze Springer pitched. Tonight they travel to Lawrenceburg to play the Bruce regional winners here last year. C. Dosch or Hal Mahoney | will be on the mound. Schedule for the Bush-Feezle | Sunday Morning Softball League: Liehr's Rhodius 1. Jack's Place vs Willard 2, W. I. Merchants vs iverside 1 t. Ann vs. Secos at England's Market Bloomington Sunday Coca Colas at 8 p. m.

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or Riverside

will begin

Don

gross,

{ low

Tavern vs. Uptown Tavern at

Indianapolis Cubs at Walker Cleaners at Dearborn Park. will travel

to play

to wi |

The Puritan Bed Spring Co. al will play at Mooresville Sunday. All | players are requested to be ready at 12:30 p. m. Teams desiring games write Puritan Bed Spring Co. 139 S. East St. Lafayette, Bedford, Seymour and Columbus take notice.

The East Side Reliables will play

| the Shelby Street Merchants Sun-

day afternoon at 3 o'clock at Longacre Park. State or city teams desiring night games write Lynn Lee, or call 4060.

Brocker tied for second wi

| well-known Reed | medalist | liam Reed Sr | Coffin, defending city champion and

| Hillerest, { apolis

th net

71. Prizes were awarded at the dinner at the club house = =

AIRINGS will be made tonight in the Indianapolis Amateur Golf Championship, Indianapolis Public Links Association officials announced today Ninety have been received for preferred starting times play qualifying round starts day at South Grove at 10 a Inci

Sunm.

as William last year’s low

amateurs Highland, and winner of trophy:

Jr,

1937 member Public Links San Francisco, vear's lak,

of the Indianapolis team which went Fred Gronaeur,

Speedway,

Public Links teams in past Late entries will be received but will have to take their chances on starting times and pairings, George Petersen, tournament committee chairman, announced. Other mem-

bers of the committee in charge are oo

J. D. McClure, Pleasant Run, asso- | Kenneth Loucks, | South Grove; John L. Niblack, U. S.

MRS. FABYAN ADVANCES

ciation president;

G. A. representative, and Charles H. Wishmeier, Riverside Golf Club

"president.

2 HE annual

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Calcutta Sweepstakes of the Meridian Hills Country Club is to be held tomorrow and Sunday. It's a stag event for members, Entrants their own

will choose

foursomes for the first day of play | competition will be on a han- | al to be served in the club- |

and dicap dinner is or players and at that time the tournament committee will selec foursomes at auction for the next day's play. All foursomes so chosen are to have relatively the same handicaps. Prizes are to be awarded for the net foursomes, and to first

basis Tomorrow night

house f

the

{ second and third individual net.

Don Ellis is committee chairman, assisted by Harry M. Stitles Jr, Russell McDermott and Dr. B. E Ellis. Dick Nelson, club pro, is to be scorer.

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The Kingan Reliables boast a fivegame winning streak today and will |

seek to continue their string tonight |

when they play their first-round contest in the State Semipro I3aseball Tournament at Terre Haute. The Meat Packers’ latest victim was the Indianapolis A. B. C. club which bowed by a 9-to-4 score at Perry Stadium last night. Gill hurled the victory, allowing the Negro nine only seven hits and

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Zamperini, fresh from a long suspension, spurted out of nowhere in | the national meet and whipped him | in record time, was counted on to| restore mile prestige to the Midwest. Zamperini,

Southern California star, hit the tape in 4:08.3, shatter- | ing the old N. C. A. A. record and bettering his own career record by i several seconds. Fenske was taken by surprise, but still managed a fair second. With only a slightly faster first half-mile, the crafty Wiscon- | sin miler can defeat the national champion Only distinct weakness of the Coast squad is in the distance runs. | Besides Fenske in the mile, the Big | Ten has Jim Smith and Mel Trutt | {of Indiana, who finished behind | cessful high school coaches, has|me,cke in the national meet. The | been appointed basketball coach at | wo.mile field. headed by Wiscon- | Indiana State Teachers College. | sin’s national collegiate record hold- |

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