Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 July 1938 — Page 19

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WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind, July 28 (U. P.).—Eight youthful golfers drove into the quarierfinal round of the Indiana Junior Golf tournament today with powerful John David of Indianapolis still picked as No. 1 for the championship. The Purdue University student, medalist in qualifying rounds, blasted to impressive victories over two opponenss In match play yesterday, the first one, 4 and 3, and the afternoon rival, Don Elbel of

it was believed that David's consistent, hard-driving game would mow him down. Others who fought through alternating rain and blazing sun over the West Lafayette Country Club course to gain the quarterfinals were Dale Morey, Martinsville; Bob Phillips, Indianapolis; Steve Rose, Terre Haute; Jim Guinnipp, Seymour; Wedmore Smith, Indianapolis, and Henry Timbrook, Columbus. Pairings for the quarterfinals are: David vs. John Phillips; Morey vs.

Rose; Smith vs. Timbrook; Bob | 8

Phillips vs. Guinnipp Semifinal play will be concluded this afternoon and the championship match will be played tomorTOW.

Name Harmon ‘At Cathedral

| 1921 Graduate to Return as.

Dienhart’s Successor. & Brother Agatho, C. S. C., Cathedral High School principal, nounced from Notre Dame today that five members of the faculty - and the school authorities had selected Joe Harmon as coach and instructor in physical education to fill the post vacated by Joe Dienhart. The selection was made after long and careful consideration had been given to other local applicants, he added. Harmon was a member of the first graduating class at Cathedral, June, 1921. While at Cath 1 he played football, basketball and ball. He played center on the first foothall team Cathedral ever had, which was coached by Al Feeney.

Played Under Rockne

After leaving Cathedral Harmon entered Notre Dame in the fall of 1921. During his college days he played the same three sports, being a member of the famous 1924 eleven coached by Knute Rockne during the heyday of the Four Horsemen. The 1924 Notre Dame team defeated Stanford, 27 to 10, in the Rose Bowl. After graduation Harmon went to St. Xaviers’ High School, Louisville, in the fall of 1925 as football coach, remaining there for seven years in that capacity. He is married and has four children.

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Forging toward the finals in the Indiana Junior Golf tournament at the West Lafayette Country Club course is John David, Purdue student from Indianapolis and tournament medalist, who plays John Phillips of Hammond in today's quarterfinals. :

Sn representatives of public

four-man. team which will represent Links. Championship at Cleveland, ® Aug. 22 to 27. Nearly as many occupations will be represented as there will be golfers. Included in the list is a bookbinder, tire builder, truck driver, insurance agent, two bookkeepers, two silk stocking knitters, college student, high school student, supervisor in ‘a rubber company, garage worker and a bottle stacker. Four players from the city courses of Pleasant Run, South Grove, Riverside and Coffin, survived elimination tests to represent their clubs. The low gross scorer from each course in the 36-hole round will win one of the four places. - . The entrants are: Pleasant Run—Fred = Gronauer, Billy Charles, Bob Yohler and Wedmore Smith. South Grove—Clayton Nichols, Wayne Montfort, Roy White and Paul Gentry; Otto Miller, alternate. Riverside—Clif Bush, Charles Lawrence, Bobby Carlsen and Bob Phillips.

Ralph Mason and Walter E. Chapman. Fred Gronauer is the present In-

Chapman was a member of the

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on AUTOS and DIAMONDS 20 Months to Pay WOLF SUSSMAN, Ine. 239 W. WASH. ST. ; Est sblished 38 Years

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: | Max Blackburn, fourth 85.

| division, 98-26—72. C. L. Farring4; | ton with a 90-17—73 was second, * | and five tied for third with net 74s.

team which played in the national public links finals in 1934 at Pitts burgh. Clayton Nichols represented Indianapolis at Brooklyn in 1936 and Bob Yohler at San Francisco in 1937. Paul Gentry was runnerup in the city amateur finals last year and Dick Keil was a quarterfinalist in the event this. year. John L. Niblack, U. S. G.' A. committeeman, is tournament chairman; Kenneth Loucks represents South Grove; George Peterson, Coffin; Charles Riverside; Joe Reeve, Pleasant Run, and J. D. McClure, the, Indianapolis Public Links Association. | 7

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T Hillcrest yesterday the first annual Murat golf tournament was won by Dr. Fritz Morris with an 81. Dr. C. E. Cox and Fred McNeeley were second with 83s. Francis Jones was third, 84, and

Frank Coleman topped the net

5 | They were L. C. Burnet, 105-31—174; William R. Bolen, 94-20—74; F. Weant, 104-30—74; L. L. Sheppard, 96-22—174, and C. Flick, 86-12—174. One of the highlights of the day’s play was Joe Head’s performance on the 520-yard par five 10th hole. He used 17 strokes. He won individual “high honors” by turning in

Cofin—Dick Keil, Carl Smith, |

dianapolis city champion. Walter |

H. Wishmeier, |

a card of 161 for the 18 holes.

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links courses will tee off at 8 a. m.

Sunday at the Charles E. Coffin course to seek membership on the

Indianapolis at the National Public

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Oilers of Martinsville, night at Martinsville. or state teams write 1547

Y. M. C. A. and Indianapolis Street Railway teams together at Willard Park, the Robert's Milk Co. vs. Indianapolis Water Co. at Christian Park, and the Pitman-Moore vs. Kiefer-Stewart teams at Riverside

The Indianapolis State Highway team will play the Crawfordsville State Highway team tonight at Stout Stadium at 8 o'clock.

The Real Silk team, which defeated the London team Sunday, 4 tn 0, will go to Greenwood for two games. Road games are wanted with teams at Bloomington and Muncie. Call or write Charles Fraim, Real Silk Hosiery Mills. :

Standing in the Little Six Senior League:

Softball

South Eighty-one players took part in the

event. Prizes were awarded at the dinner in the evening. f J » 2 Mrs. Milton Sternberger won the Jacobs trophy at Broadmoor yesterday by firing a 99 with a 25 handicap for a net 74. Mrs. Abe Borinstein was second with a net 79. Mrs. J. L. Mueller and Mrs. W. Borinstein were third with net _80s. In the gross

division Mrs. J. L. Mueller was first

with a 90 and Miss Jacqueline Wolf was second with a 96.

Baseball

Managers of Indianapolis Amateur Baseball Association teams which have a: possible chance to win league pennants are to see their league presidents, F. Earl Geider, association secretary, announced today. The City Series will start Aug. 27, and certified lists of players must be turned over to him before Aug. 1, he added. The week-end schedule in ine association: SATURDAY Industrial League Nols City Hi-Bru vs. Hosierv Union 35.

rookside 1. a Varnish vs. Link Beit Ewart; Riveron ; Rockwood Manufacturing Co. vs. Link Belt Dodze, Rhodi anufacturers League E C. A vs. U. S. Tires. Riverside 1. Model Dairv vs. Ft. Harrison, Pt. Harri-

son. The P. Mallory team will play an exhibition Di With the Sterling Beers Saturday. Garfield 3 UNDAY * ‘Municipal League Auto City Garage vs. Beech Grove. two games, at Beech Grove. Beanblossom vs. Setlera) Exterminators,

n ° Ajax - Beers, two games, Brooks side

2-Six Leagu L. S. Ayres & Co. vs. Standard Nut Margarine, Gahelt 3. Bairds _Thirtieth Street Merchants, Riverside Ye

Bowers Envelope vs. Kroger EKEMBA. Riverside 4. Model Dairy is seeking a game for Sunday with a strong state nine. Write Bill Rider, 923 E. 19th St., or call HE. 4776 during the day. !

The Indianapolis A’s lost to .Marion A. C.’s, 9 to 2. They will play at Vincennes Sunday and at Lebanon, Aug. 7. For August games Write. Earl Smith, 762 N. Sheffield ve.

MAXIE DUNN AND * LINDALE WIN RACES

FT. WAYNE, July 28 (U. P).— Maxie Dunn, owned by the Gerling Brothers of Milwaukee, and Lindale, entered by Theodore Hilt of Sandusky, O., won the two stake harness

races at the Allen County fair|

yesterday. Both races carried a purse of $500.

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LAWLER—Nellie, widow of William H. Lawler beloved mother of Dr. William V.: Br George PF. and ichard H. Lawler: this 3 a

CHAPEL in A

SCALY Yelm L. Jordan, wife of Walter Seca Patricia Louise, Donald

Alonzo, Me Paul, Victor. Kenneth, Glen and Robert Jordan, departed this life ape 31. Funeral OORE & KIRK Ni NERAL HOME, 50 ation 2p m Butinl Sutherland Park. ends in-

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SWEENEY ora D., wife of John -A Sugeno: ASO Michigan Road 3 no Of passed away vy, July 217. Funeral Saturdav. 10:30 a. m., at the Waldron. Ind. ah E. church. may call at ie WILSON FU1230 P; ey St., "riday afternoon and evening,

TATLOCK—Nathan aa entered into rest ean ears, nusband of Nannie Tatlock. Eater of Mrs. J. H. Miner. Mrs! A. Jones, Everett L. Earl D. and Car t Saturday. 2 p m. at Westminster _ byvterian Charen. State Ave. and Sturm St. Friends y call at dence. 3002 N. Baltimore a. until hour of service. Burial Memoria! Park. HARRY W. MOORE CHAPEL in charge.

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