Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 August 1938 — Page 11

TRS DAY

Takes Purse Of $19,944.30

Sheppard Acquired Hambletonian Winner 10 Days Ago; Long Key Outclassed.

GOSHEN, N. Y.,, Aug. 11 (U. P). ~—Lawrence B. Sheppard, who knows his trotting horses and his arithmetic, put pencil to paper today and . calculated that McLin, winner of the Hambletonian Stake, had cost him exactly $55.70 net. Only 10 days ago Sheppard, owner of the Hanover Shoe Farms, paid $20,000 in cash for MecLin, 3-year-old bay -son of Mr. McElwyn, and the colt paid him nearly all of it back yesterday by stepping to a straight-heats victory in the world’s richest trotting classic. The winner’s share of the $37,994.30 purse was $19,944.30. It was the first time in the history of the “corn tassel derby” that any owner had sent three winners— iwo of Sheppard's were in succession—to the post. It also was the * first time any driver had held the reins on two winners in a row. . The veteran Henry Thomas, who piloted Sheppard’s Shirley Hanover 10 victory last year, put McLin tn the lead at the start of each heat and kept him there with never a challenge from the even-money favorite, Long Key, owned by E. J. Merkle of Columbus, O: Sheppard's other Hambletonian winner wes Hanover’s Bertha in 1930.

Favorite Is Outclassed Long Key, driven by 65-year-old

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McLin, right foreground, bay son of Peter the Great decisive heat of the 13th running of the Hambletonian Good Time track, Goshen, N. Y., yesterday. Henry Thomas was at the reins,

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Action in All Divisions Due Today in Parks Tourney

Maliches were

scheduled today in all divisions in the annual City

Parks Tennis Tournament at the Fall Creek Park courts. The opening

is driven across the finish line in'the second and Slakes—Kentucky Derby of trotting races—at the

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Lawrence B. Sheppard, left, proud owner of McLin receives the Hambletonian trophy from Mrs. W.

Cane, wife of the owner of the Good Time track as Henry Thomas the winning for $20,000 only 10 days ago by Mr. Sheppard,

approval. McLin was purchased

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ROBERTSON’S SON HELD OCEAN CITY, N. J, Aug. 11 (U. P.)—Lawson J. Robertson Jr., 20, of Cynwyd, Pa., son of the coach of the 1936 Olympic track team, and Paul McVicker, 21, of Bala, Pa. were held today under $500 each on charges of petit larceny. Police accused them of having stolen small articles from 15 automobiles here.

Willcox Leads : At Cleveland

Marion, 0., Pro Sets Pace For Links Elite.

OAKWOOD COUNTRY CLUB, CLEVELAND, Aug. 11 (U. P.)—Leo Willcox, ' 24-year-old bespectacled professional from the Marion, O., Country Club, took an early lead today over golfdom’s greatest in the $10,000 Cleveland Open Tourna= ment, biggest-money event in the sport this year. : The husky Willcox was out in 33 for the first nine holes, two under par, and back in 38 for a total of 71, gyen par for Oakwood'’s rolling tere rain, Another early leader, Lewis Worsham of Chevy Chase, Md., went out in 35 and came back in 38 for a 73. Earl Tolley, slammin’ Sam Snead’s assistant at White Sulphur Springs, W. Va., was the day’s first big come= back, going out in 42, but shooting birdies on the 11th and 16th holes x play the second nine in 34 for a

Johnny Revolta, Sid Brews and Craig Wood attracted biggest intere est in the early play. Ralph Gule dahl, favored to win the match, Johnny Fischer and Leo Diegel also drew a large gallery. Revolta’s first nine was one une der par, a 34, and Wood was even with a 35.

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Ben White who was seeking his third triumph in the trotting classic,

All-Star game to be played at Garfield Natatorium Tuesday at 7:30

match in the men’s singles paired Hank Campbell against Adrian La Follette. Junior singles and boys’ singles matches were also scheduled

finished eighth in the first heat and fourth in the second. McLin, the 1-3 second choice. before romping to a six-length victory in the initial mile trot, performed nobly but his times did not "approach either the heat or winning record for the fixture. His 2:02% in the first heat was the same ‘Greyhound registered in winning the 1935 stake, and his 2:02% in the second duplicated Lord Jim's winning time in 1934. record of 2:01'4 was established by ‘Hollyrood in 1830 and the winning record of 2:01%2 was set by Shirley Hanover last year. By finishing second and seventh respectively, Earl's Princess Martha, one of the two fillies in the fleld of 10, took second money of $7252. Champlain’s 10th and second places won third prize of $4351. Royal Spencer took fourth award of $2175 for running third in both heats..

ELIMINATION SERIES ARRANGED BY LEAGUE

The Indiana-Ohio League will open its elimination series Sunday with the Sterling Beers playing at Richmond, Kaustky clashing at Lafayette and Dayton playing at Muncie. The league standing: . Lafayette Sterling Kauisky Muncie

Richmond Dayton 3 8

The Sterling Beers will play the Model Dairy at Riverside 1 Saturday at 2:30 p. m:

SEMIPROS TO PLAY TITLE GAME TONIGHT

TERRE HAUTE, Aug. 11 (U.P). —The Indiana championship series was deadlocked today between the Kingan Reliables and the Brazil Eagles, 2-to-2, with the deciding game to be played tonight. : Brazil evened the count last night by taking a 10-inning struggle, 5 to 4. The Eagles rallied in the eighth for two runs to tie the score, knocking Staples, opposing hurler, from the box. Kingans opened the 10th with two runs made on a shortstop error, taking a lead of 4 to 2. Suthpin, Brazil backstop, came up in the last half of the inning, one run in, two men on base, and lined a triple for the winning markers.

New Life Saving lasses to Open

New Red Cross life-saving classes will start Monday at 10 a. m. at the Riviera Club pool and at the Highland Country Club pool at 2 p. m. The classes, which will meet every day, will include junior and senior life-saving instruction. At Rhodius Park pool classes will start Tuesday at 2 p. m. and additional instruction will be given at 7 p. m. in the Willard Park pool. Certificates will be given by the Indianapolis Chapter of the American Red Cross on completion of the course. There is no charge for instruction, which is open to all interested. More than 150 qualified ‘for certificates during July.

PATTY BERG RETAINS BIG LEAD IN WESTERN

HINSDALE, Ili, Aug. 11 (U. P.) — Patty Berg of Minneapolis, apparently had the §2-hole Women’s Western Golf Derby all sewed up today and needed only an 82 to tie the all-time tournament record. With subpar rounds of 73, 78 and 75 already to her credit, she began her final round at Butterfield Country Club with a lead of 13 strokes.

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junior doubles, women’s singles and mixed doubles were on the afternoon program. Today's schedule: Men’s Singles ; 9 A. M. — Hank Campbell vs. Adrian LaFollette. 4 P. M.—Murray ‘Dulberger vs. Stanley Males,

. M.—Allen Meier vs. E. R. Sunman, Victor Kingdon vs. Harry Teegarden.

‘Men’s Doubles 3 P. M.—Hair-Weiland vs. LaFolletteAnderson, Disher-Richards vs. Morse-part-

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5 P. M.—Davenport-3oberts vs. Brauer Evans. ' Junior Singles ; 9 A. M.—Fred Likely vs. Riley Hancock, Orban Reich vs. Forrest Risely, Clyde Akard vs. Paul McCreary. 11 A. M.—Al Gisler vs. Ray VonSpreckelson, Woody Weiland vs. winner AkardMcCreary match. Junior Doubles ¥ 2 P. M.—Guidone-Antreasian vs. Mes-serlie-Bosart, Reich-§cudder vs. MooreParreft, Risley-Harvcy vs. McCrearyMonger. 4 P. M.—Gisler-VonSoreckelson vs. winner of Guidone-Antreasian, Messerlie-Bo-sart match. Women’s Singles 12:30 P. M.—Mary Lauck vs. Anna Klein. 2 P. M.—Lou Ann McCreary Vs. Alite Somner, Betty Ronk vs. Janet Meditch. 4 P. M.—Lilly Gebhart vs. winner Me-Creary-Somner match. 5 P. M.—Gertrude Stahmer vs. Bee

Mixed Doubles

M.—LaFollette-Ronk vs. Powell-

4 P. Siswars, Nelan-Klein vs. Dausch-Brittain. |

M.—Rossebo-Bebhardt vs. CrullRoth Boys’ Singles 9 A. M.—Sidney Iszaak vs. John Shirley, Charles Tichenor vs, David Scudder. 11 A, M.—Tom Messerlie vs. winner of Iszaak-Shirley’ match.

In yesterday’s junior singles matches three seeded players were

} eliminated. Boris Meditch defeated

Billy ‘Moore, 4-6, 6-4, 6-2; Orban Reich defeated Billy Gehrlein, 6-3,

6-2, and Bob Monger was eliminated |

by Fred Likely, 10-8, 6-4. Yesterday's results: Men's fingles—Dick Bastian defeated Robert Neidhamer, 6-2, 1-6, 6-4; Adrian LaFollette defeated Linden Beaty, 86-1, 8-4; Roger Hooker defeated Paul rabb, 6-0, 6-3; Harold Justus defeated Vernon Roth, 6-3, 6-4; E. R. S8umman defeated William Fulton, 6-1. 6-8, 6-4; Victor Kingdon defeated Warren Engelhardt, 6-3, 6-0. Junior Singles—Al Gisler defeated Joe Blackwell, 6-0 6-1: Raymond VonSpreckelson defeated , Jack Nelan -3, -4; Woody Wieland defeated Joe Kettery, 9-7, 6-3; Boris Mediteh defeated Billy Moore r., 4-6; 2; Orban Reich defeated 2; Riley _Hanhcock

s , 6-2, 6-1; Fred ikely defeated Bob Monger, 10-8, 6-4; Forrest Risely defeated Boris

Billy Gehrlin, defeated

Meditch, 4-6, 8-8, 6-2; Clyde Akard defeated Richard McKenna, 5-7, 6-1, 6-1; Paul McCreary defeated Lowell Renshaw, 6-3, 8-6. Junior Doubles — Gisler-VonSpreckelson defeated Robinson-Hindman, -1, 6-2; Guidone-Antreasian defeated DobrowitzNoland, 1-6, 6-4, 6-3: Reich-Scudder defeated Hyde-Morrison, 6-1, 6-1; MooreParrott defeated Wolf-Campbell, 8-2, 6-2; Hancoek-Likely defeated Shirley-Manis, 6-1, 6-4; Kettery-Wieland defeated G lein-Hoelscher, 6-3, 2-6, 6-3; isley-Har-vey defeated Meditch-Hall, 6-3, 6-3; Mcrealy Monger defeated Gimber-Parkhurst,

Boys’ Bingles—Tom Messerlie defeated Blair Noland, 6-3, 6-1; Charles Tiehenor defeated Joe Boleman, 6-1, 6-3; David cudder defeated Roger Lewis, 6-2, 6-1; Jory Shirley defeated Roger Downs, deault. Women’s Singles — Eleanor Lauck_defeated Mildred Kapheer, 6-0, 86-0; Lilly Gebhardt defeated Arline Poor, 6-1, 6-1; editch defeated Evelyn Harlan, deYvonne Powell defeated arlys , 6-3; Bee Brittain defeated . 8-3. 8-3: Dorothy Duckwall efeated Mary VanTrees. 6-2, 6-1; Anna Klein defeatede Louise Caldwell, 1-8, 7-5, -4; elen Fechtman defeated Joan Schaub, 6-1, 6-2. :

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Finals Near in

Midwestern Tourney

Finals in the 14th annual Midwestern Tennis Tournament at the Douglas Park courts are to be played tomorrow. Yesterdays results:

Women’s Singles

defeated H. Humphrey. 4-6, Henderson defeated F. Hicks,

Women’s Doubles derson-Ryle defeated Miller-Hume-phrey. 6-3, 6-2. 2 Men’s Dougles ' Hummons-Freeman defeatéd.. KendricksRodman. 6-4, 6-8, 6-3; Clark-Walker defeated Grant Russell, 6-2, 6-4. E Mixéd Doubles Lawson-Lawson defeated Jefferson-Ryle, 6-0, 6-0; Ryland-Grant defeated CohenSeames, 6-3. 6-4. Junior Singles Ferguson defeated Points,’ 6-2, 6-3.

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The E. C. Atkins nine will clash with the P. R. Mallory team Saturday to determine the leadership in the Manufacturers League of the Indianapolis Amateur Baseball Association. Both are tied for first place. The week-end schedule: ' SATURDAY Industrial League

Rockwood Manufacturing Co. vs. Hosiery Brookside 1. 3 : wart vs. Falls City Hi-Bru

Dodge vs. Lilly Varnish at

Manufacturers League P. R, Mallory vs. BE. C. Atkins & Co. at Garfield

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Harrison. General Exterminators vs. Beech Grove at Beech Grove. Auto City Garage vs. Union Printers; p

ostponed. Beanbiossom v8. Alex Beers at Rhodius 2. Big-Six League ati, Sepvice Station vs. L. 8. Ayres & 0. at Garfie > : Etandard Nut Matsarine vs. Bowers Ene e 0. at versiae 1. Veo er KEMBA vs, ‘Thirtieth Street Merchants at Broad Ripple Park. ; Capitol City League Garfield A. C. vs. Falls City at Riverside 7. :

Riverside

Glenns Valley will play at Frankfort Sunday. Players will practice this evening.

The Fairfax Merchants want to book a double-header at Grande Park for Sunday at 2:30 o'clock.

The Merchants also have Aug. 21

open. For games write Bud Kaesel, 516 Somerset Ave. or call Be. 3993.

Model Dairy will play at Edinburg Sunday. Edinburg has lost but one game this season. For games with the Dairymen Aug. 21 and 28 write Bill Rider, 923 E. 19th St. Crawfordsville and Rockville, please notice.

The Nashville nine has an open date . Sunday. Call Paul Doolittle at the Star Store, Nashville, Ind.

The Plainfield Commercials defeated the Coatesville Grays at Coatesville, Sunday, 7 to 6, and will play the Greenwood Merchants at Plainfield Sunday. The Commercials want a road game for Aug. 21. Write H. A. Hessler, 541 S. Center St.,- Plainfield, or call Plainfield 3356.

The Indianapolis Cardinals will practice at Brookside at 4 p. m. today for their game at Lebaanon Sunday. The Cards lost to Bedford Sunday, 3 to 2. For games with the Cards Aug. 21, write R. Day, 16839 Spann Ave,

Bowers Envelope players are requested to be at Garfield 3 tomorrow at 4 p. m.

STATE TO BE HOST TO LEGION MEETS

East Chicago will be host to a four-state American Legion Junior baseball tournament and Princéton has been chosen as the site for a 16-state Northeastern United States sectional, Homer L. Chaillaux, Americanism Division director, and Charles M. Wilson, assistant,, announced today. State champions from Illinois, Ohio, Michigan and Indiana will clash in the East Chicago meet, this series the Princeton tournament will be held from Aug. 18 to 20.

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; +15 wy Jimmy Thomson, left, was to demonstrate his powerful drives at Highland Country Club this afternoon when he pairs with Al Collins, Highland pro, in an exhibition match against Horton Smith, right, and Johnny Vaughn, Anderson Country Club pro. Thomson and Smith are shown at the Butler coaching school, where they are instructing this

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Hook were second with a 79. The ladies will hold a club tournament next Wednesday. : # ” 2 Mrs. Jiliton Sternberger’s 28 putts for 18 holes won the putting contest held by the Broadmoor ladies yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Jake Mueller was second with 30, Mrs. Julian Schwab and Mrs. Joe Michaels tied for third with 32. :

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IRST round matches will ke completed by Sunday in the Broadmoor Club championships. The 16 low handicap players were paired instead of playing qualifying rounds. The pairings: Leonard Solomon vs. M. S. Cohen, M. Foreman vs. Ben Perk. Jack Falk vs. Albert Goldstein. Bernie Lehman vs. Dave Lurvey. Theodore Dann vs. Robert Efroymson. Leonard Lurvey vs. Alan -Goldstein. Herbert Salander vs. Bill Meyers Jr. John Welt vs. Milton Sternberger.

» ” 8 EORGE STARK, Woodstock pro, toured the course in 67 strokes yesterday, firing the first nine in a par 35 and the back nine in 32. He scored four birdies and an eagle on the last stretch.

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DYKES DOUBTS MICK WILL GET HIS JOB

CHICAGO, Aug. 11 (U. P)— Managzer Jimmy Dykes of the White Sox today scoffed at rumors that Mickey Cochrane, former Detroit manager, was going to replace him. “If Mickey is taking over my job, I'd probably know about it,” he said, “and I haven't heard it yet.”

p .m., against Garfield Park, the league winners. There will be two games with the Rhodius Park junjor squad playing the Hoosier A. C. junior team in the opener. The All-Star team: Bill Barchaus (Rhodius), forward; John Barchatis (Rhodius), forward; Joe Swallow (Willard), captain and center; Dudley Jordan (Willard), center; John Elam (Ellenberger), guard; Emmitt Gilligan (Rhodius), guard. Alternates: Bob Kirk (Rhodius), forward; Sam Klezmer (Ellenberger), forward; Louis Mahern (Ellenberger), center; Al Rust (Willard), center; Hershberger (Ellenberger), guard; Earl Williamson (Ellenberger), guard: Warren Underwood (Ellenberger), guard. Edwin Hine, Rhodius coach, was named honorary coach of the AllStars.

FIND TESTS SLATED AT BUTLER SCHOOL

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