Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 October 1938 — Page 26

Discussing the proper grip before the Indianapolis Amateur Tennis Association dinner last night were: Left to right, Ralph Burns, men’s singles city champion: Lloyd Budge, and Ralph Brafford, who with

Hank Campbell, hold the men’s doubles city parks title. Lloyd, who

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was his younger brother’s first coach, had nothing to say about Don’s

turning professional.

" Don is the world’s amateur singles champion. .

Both Captains Complain After Trophy Race Ends

BOSTON, Oct. 27 (U. P.).—Capt. Angus Walters, who retained the International Fishermen's trophy in his'schooner, Bluenose, said he would would never race his boat in U. S. waters again. - After winning the fifth and deciding race of the series against the

American challenger Gertrude L. Thebaud yesterday, Walters said:

“All

the bickering and squabbling over the race was unnecessary and I don’t

want any more of it.” Capt. Ben Pine of the Thebaud, out of Gloucester, already had announced that this would be the last time he would challenge for the trophy. Bluenose’s margin of victory was two minutes and 50 seconds around the 36-mile course. The Nova Scotia boat had won. the second and third race of the series, while the Thebaud had taken the first and fourth. Capt. Cecil Moulton, who was at the helm of the challenger yesterday, blamed defeat on Capt. Charles N. Lyons, U. S. steamboat inspector, who was chairman of the race committee. Lyons called a postponement of Tuesday's race because of storm warning. The Thebaud, a smaller boat than Bluenose, needs a good wind to do her best. “Capt. Lyons kept sending us out when there wasn’t enough wind for a real fisherman's race,” Moulton said, “then kept us in port as soon as a fair breeze started blowing.”

Tigers Stage Last Practice at Home

Times Special GREENCASTLE, Oct. 27.—DePauw’s Tigers were to go through a light workout today as their last

home practice before meeting Chih

cago’'s Maroons, Saturday. Coach Gaumy Neal and approxi-

mately three teams will leave for the Windy City tomorrow morning. The Tigers will practice on Stagg Field tomorrow afternoon. On Saturday DePauw will be meeting a Big Ten opponent for the first time in nearly 10 years. Vernon Peltzer, reserve end, today was in the Putnam County Hospital recovering from a groin injury. Peltzer was kicked in the groin in practice Tuesday, but his condition did not become serious until late yesterday, when he was operated upon.

Basketball

‘The Bush-Feezle Wednesday basketball league will meet at the store tonight at 7:45 o'clock. All teams entered in the league and any team desiring to enter should have a representative present.

The Dell Brothers Co. basketball team desires to book games with state teams. Write William Everoad, Rural Route 5, Columbus.

The Drikold Refrigeration Co. is sponsoring a basketball team this year. to be composed of former Tech and Kingan Knight stars. From last year’s Tech team Ray Holland, Irvin Cramer and Bill MacDonald are to play and Bob Curry, Bob Lynch, Bill Mortimer and Morris Rominger from the Knights. For games call HA-1176-W, or write Bob Curry, 1034 Congress Ave. The team will practice at Dearborn gym Sunday at 5 p. m.

The West Side Merchants desire games with city and state teams. Write Russ Seller of 906 Moreland Ave.

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Michigan Police Capture Shoot

Michigan State Police Department’s five-man pistol team, the defending champions, yesterday won the second annual State Police De-

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Harrison with a total score of 2692 out of a possible 3000. Missouri finished second with 2642, Indiana was third with 2464 and Ohio was last with 2369. Members oi the Indiana State Police team were officers Harold Jolliff, Aurora; John Rule, West Lafayette; Russell Powner, Greensburg; George

Greencastle. Officer Rule placed fourth in the individual standing for the Camp Perry type course.

Ball State Harriers Defeat Greyhounds

Indiana Central's harriers lost the first cross-country meet ever held on the Greyhound campus yesterday to Ball State’s thinlies, 27 to 28. Central’s Fred Wilt finished the 41-10 mile course in 22 minutes. Ruben Smith of Indiana Central was next and Welke of Ball State third. The visitors also won the fourth, fifth, seventh and eighth places, clinching the meet.

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James Ellenwood, reserve end from Ft. Wayne, is likely to start

“lat left end in place of John Wida-

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at that position. Following an offensive workout this aftérnoon the squad was to leave Bloomington for Janesville, Wis., where it will practice tomorrow afternoon and remain overnight. Coach Bo McMillin was not to decide until after practice today whether or not Frank Petrick and Archie Harris, ends and Joe Tofil, fullback, who are on the injured list, would make the trip. Practice has been designed largely to halt the driving force of Wiscon-

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