Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 May 1939 — Page 15
TUESDAY, MAY 380, 1939
Wildcats | Pace Big 10 Links Field
Northwestern Soph Shows Up Conference Veterans In First Round.
EVANSTON, Ill, May 30 (U. P). —Northwestern's hopes of landing both the Big Ten team and individual golf championships boomed today as a 19-year-old sophomore, number four man on the Wildcat squad, led the field bv three strokes | into the third round. Chase Fannon, newcomer to Conference competition, scored a pair of par 72's in the opening rounds at Kildeer Country Club yesterday, finishing well ahead of the favorites —Will Thomson of Iowa, John David of Purdue, and Northwestern’'s two time champion, Sid Richardson The three veterans, however, still rated strong chances of capturing the individual title. Richardson, who is out to tie the record of three straight crowns set by Johnny Fischer, formerly of Michigan, came | home with an 80-71—151. Two more| rounds near the 71 figure can give him his third championship Added to scores of Fannon and] Richardson were 152's by Chester Bland and ‘Frank Perpich, which gave Northwestern a commanding | lead for the team title now held by Minnesota. The Wildcats led with 599 strokes, Michigan was second with 615, Minnesota tied with Iowa at 631, Wisconsin had 632, Illinois] 636, Ohio State 637, Indiana 641, and Cliiryso 661
Show Draws Prize Horses
Annual Affair to Be Held at Muncie This Week-End. |
Field : of Six
the Speedway
The “infantry,”
Mav 30.—Entries from | stables throughout the | are being received for the] eichth annual Muncie Horse Show held Saturday and Sunday | the Muncie fair grounds
Prizes totaling $2700 and three Sir Dameon Is Favorite for trophies will be awarded during the Rich Belmont Purse
NEW YORK, May 30 (U. P. surprisingly small, but equally select, field of six starts today down the
» Ss ¢ MUNCIE anding
outst
country
to be i ———
at
three-session show
Among entries that have been | received are six horses from the Holdorf Stables of Morton Grove, Ill. Outstanding among these entries are High Command, brown]
oy 9 gelding, and His Majesty, young Park seeking the $20,000-added
et v three-gaited gelding. Both will be | Ea gh ro hn, ridden by Miss Sherle Sass, 18- | race of its tyve on the early Eastern vear-old amateur lsehedule From the stables of Mrs. Lee | “yi Foshay of Cincinnati entries have |, ot tr been received for Kufa, in the class lerowd of 25.000 is expected to watch | for Arabian mares, and Lee Foshay |i. historic fixture inaugurated at and Thunderclap in the class for | gig Sheepshead Bay in 1884 and Arabian stallions and geldings lwon by Whisk Broom, Friar Rock, Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Knapp of pay) Jones, Equipose, Ladysman and | Cleveland, O., ‘who have beeh eX- |, ther greats. The probable field: hibiting their horses at the shoW| a ‘G. ‘Vanderbilt's Heelfly. since 1935, will be in three classes |nounds Jockey Leon Fallon, 5-1 this year. The Knapps will exhibit |= ‘wrarshall Field's Sir ‘Damion, 121, | their 5-year-old gelding who Won pen Meade, and favorite at 9-5 his class as a ¢4-year-old last year Mrs. Parker Corning's ThanksgivAnother entry will be Shann Lee | ing, 120, Sonny Workman, 3-1 Rose in the open five-gaited class| T 'B. Martin's Cravat, 121, Jackie for amateurs Mrs. Knapp also] Westrope, 6-1 will ride Shan Lee Rose in the| J 'H Loucheim’s for stallions and geldings and [Harry Richards. 8-1 the grand championship stake| Brookmeade Stables five-gaited horses [110, Basil James, 15-1
36 Nominated Thirty-six aspirants were named
Pass sseau Is § Sent | for the race last March 15, but most of them had other engagements,| To Cubs 1 m Deal were out of training, or somewhere
lin the West Among these were War | Admiral, who drew original top- | weight of 128 pounds; Kayak II, Jacola, Esposa, Fighting Fox, Stage-| hand, The Chief and Sceneshifter Sir Damion was named favorite oh the morning line on strength of a comeback [started in the Widener Cup at Hialeah in Florida this winte: In that race he finished second to Bull Lea, then went on to sweep the Dixie Handicap. He finished work with a mile in 1:39, and looks fitter [than at any time since 1937 | Heefly and Thanksgiving both haa creditable performances in their earlier trips to the post
El Chico Tries Comeback
likes more ground to ‘drive, as ‘he
the forecast calling for a ack and blue skies a holiday
115
Pompoon, 121,
class in for
Handcuff,
U.P). Phila-| went to the in trade for and Pitchers and Kirby Higbe the Phils expected losing streak the local club. It was hoped that Marty's hitting would bolster the Phils’ weakness at the Plate
Shortridge Defeats Burris Tennis Team
PHILADELPHIA, May 30 -Claude Passeau, veteran delphia Phillies pitcher today a
Mart
Chicago Cubs Outfielder Ray Harrell A trade pitchers
cause ol
Joe !
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one been long
Cravat usually
B 3 Te te The Shortridge tennis team add- before he starts
victory its list when long sprint Muncie Burris Owls, | doubtful shape [pulled up slightly lame after the Dixie. The son of Pompey looked | sound however in matching Thanksgiving's time of 2:06 for the mile and a quarter. Handcuff, lone filly inh the contest, has only meager chance, despite her light weight In a companion fixutre, the $1200 Salvatore Purse, El Chico will attempt a partial comeback three opponents,
ed another to it defeated the on the Riviera Club courts ves-
to meet
The starter in
is
only Pompoon 5-1 Shortridge Friday vesterday's (S) defeated J. 6-2, 6-2; Paul Me- | Creary (8) defeated Carmichael] (B), 9-7, 6-0; Bill Gehrlein 8S) defeated Peterson (B), 8-8, 6-1; | Andy Diddel (8S) defeated H Scheidler, 6-3, 7-5. In doubles competition: Downs and Boleman (8S) lost to Scheidler and Carmichael
terda is Washington Results of Roger Downs Scheidler (B)
match
J tiny Ziegler Flier, 1936 juvenile king (B), 5-7. 6-3, 6-4. Moynahan and but a weak factor in 3-yvear-old conLewis (8S) defeated Peterson and tests, will be a heavy favorite at his
H. Scheidler (B) 4-6 6- 00 7-5 [best distance, six furlongs
Due June 13
Baseball Stamp
Sunrise this morning found W. gates all the way back to White River.
having arrived by bus, to open, four hours “before the starting bomb went off,
In Suburban
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which |
proved again last week in a six-fur-|
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against | Golden Vovage,| Michigan Flyer and Black Bun. The |
16th St. jammed solid with good-natured motorists, lined up from
train and foot, swelled the thousands waiting for the gates
Bees’ Eddie Miller Likes To Snag Flies in ‘Basket’
or center for a drifter, he twist himself under the pellet so as to make a basket catch rather than reach for the ball over his shoulder He says that it's just a habit “I don’t believe I catch them exactly like the Rabbit did,” explains Miller ‘From all I hear he prac tically hugged himself and the ball almost disappeared inside his pants or shirt. I don’t like them so close to the body, even though it may look like I do { “I'm afraid to reach I never have. Some day, 1 suppose I'll have to grab for one and then I don’t know what will happen.” But as long as he can run under them, Eddie Miller says he'll wait for them to come dow! n
NEW YORK, May 30 (NEA), — [Whenever Duffy Lewis, member of the most famous outfield in baseball! {history and current secretary of the | Boston Bees, looks at Eddie Miller, the club's new shortstop, he conjures up a picture of Hans Wagner ‘He looks like Hans out there.” says Lewis. “Hugs the ground like Wagner used to and stiffarms the ‘ball. Nothing gets by him | For all of Miller's sureness, he | features a fielding style reminiscent lof Rabbit Maranville. The Pittsburgh product never saw Marantakes pop flies against hands cupped against the sphere, as did
up for a hall
|
ville, vet he his stomach, the drop of “Rab Even when he goes into ) short left
Boxers Matched For 2 Main Bouts |
| International Teague today were The two ‘eight-round feature [operating under new owners—Alex bouts on Thursday night's boxing | Mengarelli and Clarence M. Schind- card at Sports Arena will send Herb | ler, local businessmen Gilmore, Cincinnati featherweight They purchased the club yvester-| . day for a reported price of $200,000, Champion of Ohio, against [They did not reveal plans for the Mo of Dayton, and Ih except to say that Edward Cincinnati, against T. Reilly and Dick Porter would be Lexington, Ky | retained as secretary and coach,| Gilmore fought (this vear He whipped
respectively. (Tennessee) Lae on one card feature bout and drew twice with Patsy Patterson, claimant to the [Kentucky feather title, He won a decision from Mickey Brown, To ledo. Palmo holds local vietorie: (over Lou Ross, Covington, Kv., and i ————— [Pee Wee Weghorn, Mansfield, © Martin who meets Tom Brown been here twice and made a showing both times, He beat Herb Brown, local colored mauler both times in hard fought battles This will be Tom Brown's first ap [pearance here Jerry Norris heavyweight, and ington, Ky., have battle in one of preliminaries
Syracuse Ball Club U 'nder Ne New Owners
| | SYRACUSE, N. Y, May 30 (U.
P).—The Syracuse Chiefs in
Martin Tom Brown
Jerry of times
Paul ih a
here four
‘Gwin Given I. u. Baseball Award
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Fimer Special BLOOMINGTON, Mav 30 Thomas T. Gwin of Shoals, cocaptain and center fielder on the Indiana University baseball team has been selected to receive the lannual Balfour award inh baseball Athletic Director Z. G. Clevenger announced today | The award, one of the Univer[sity's highest athletic honors, is given annually to the baseball] player “bringing honor and distinetion to Indiana University” in baseball. Similar awards are given in foothall basketball, track and wrestling Gwin, a Senior, was a regular three seasons. Consistently among the team's leading hitters, he was rated as one of the fastest and most | {effective defensive plavers in the ‘Big Ten, | Recently, the Indiana team voted | win the ‘player “most valuable to (the team” Suring the past season
Major 1 Leaders BATTING
AB (J. Martin, Cards... 83 | Arnovich., Phillies 134 (Hoag, Browns.. 138 'MeQuinn Browns 143 Keltner, Indians. 117
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of school age Will have the centennial commemorative today. The large, purple, 3-cent stamp, noting the birth of baseball Cooperstown, N. Y., 100 vears ago, will be sent June 12 to schoolvouths who leave self-addressed envelopes and 3 cents with Postmaster Adolph Seidensticker here. The stamp, to be placed on sale here June 13, depicts a game of baseball among boys. In the background are a house, barn, schoolhouse and church. Postage stamps will hot be accepted in exchange for the centénnial stamp, Mr. Seidensticker said.
opportunity to seit ‘was announced
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
Thousands of Sleepy- Eyed Fans Line Up at Speedway Entrance Before Dawn
"records
Jesse Owens {spikes for good Joe Pal- |
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At 4a, m, before the 16th
Stella Seeking Tiger Hurlers, Hitters
Olympic Triple Ought to Get Together
Veteran Sprinter Trains for Two Dashes and Jump.
CLEVELAND, May 30 (U. P) Stella Walsh, the lithe-limbed Polish girl been breaking track
one
who har
for 10 vears to become
world's
the
ners
of greatest women run triple vic1940 Olym this her blaze that
expects to score a for Poland in Finland in “one last Walsh said ‘Olympic committee add the 200-meter dash running broad jump to the 100-meter event she intended
in the
and entl of glom since the decided to and the women's to win
career Miss had
‘them all
T want to make a grand slam like and then hang up my she said Clevethe the the
the
referred to the who won and
Miss Walsh al 200-meter dashe running broad jump at Berlin in 1936 games the first time triple feat had been formed The holder: American, C Japanese national Cleveland parents. Heil more than 600 won on the award is a faded glass “I wa: Berlin in nodded ‘fo 100-meter dash add three more but for winning She said she hoped addition of the broad 200-meter race events she eould ever fc the Olympics Miss Walsh kept in trim through the winter by playing basketball She ‘plaved with and coached the Polish Olympics Cleveland, an amateur team traveled through the United and two trips to Canada
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took a terrific golfing beef SSE “toured the links Little ‘Oliver Hardy, left, ‘watches hole,
discovers
two hours before the Speedway gates opened,
world
at
something new
in air-conditioned themselves in preparation for the day's festivities,
this sleepy-eved crowd had gathered
Eager Loi Has Light Workout
Young Nova Is Keyed for 15-Round Heavyweight Fight With Baer.
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Lou engel battle former champion Max Baer
Stadium
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the in and
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more vigorous Sunday aft. limbering Wednesda:
Tony Picks Nova To Outpoint Maxie
ASBURY PARK, N. J., Ma: P.).=Tony in training for his
weight
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Cialento here
upper berths, while his com scheduled world's heavyve
[ championship fight with Joe
Louis at Yankee 28, confined hi seven-mile road ing. It was his since his return from hibition tour Gialento continues his and afternoon sessions He will also don the Wednesday and Thursday auto the Nova-Baer bout workout on Thursday Gialento picks Nova Maxie.
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DETROIT, May of Tigers get
planation low
Detroit When leave a lotta guys on bases get hitting, our pitching sotir,” savs Del Baker We'll have to stay ih there, bear down and keep hustling We'll straightened out Typical of Detroit's wobbly the wheels of fortune is the Schoolboy Rowe. All spring they were worrfed about his arm If Rowe can get his wing in shape, Detroit may give even the Yankees trouble, the Bengals reasoned And what happens? mourns Baker. “Rowe's arm feels great and he hurts a leg. Now, if we can get his leg back in shape and he can piteh every four days and win, we'll get the staff ih working order again __ With _ Tommy
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Maroons Seeks to | Set Big Ten Tennis Record
May 30 U. P) first-round matches: of only one the Chicago's undefeated tennis team entered the second round of the Big Ten tournament today, convinced it can new record of winning all titles for the second straight Led by ‘Chet and Bill the Maroons scored eas in six singles and three matches vesterday Northwestern, conceded =a chance of picking up one or the nine championships, through the first rotind with -
CHICAGO Sweeping all with the los: University
sot,
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set a nine veal Murphy victories
Jouble:
fair more sailed seven
of
Amateur
BASEBALL The Richinond Kautskys want to hook a game Sunday with a strong out of the state having access to a field Write wire Joseph Kelly, 1114 8. ‘East Bt, Thdianapolis, or call LT 8662
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The Plainfield Indians who scored a 14-3 victory over the Monte Cario All Stars in their latest start are seeking to schedule home games in June and July Write M. J Hiatt, Plainfield
At Last! Picard Is Links Ww inner
May 30
WHITE PLAINS, N. Y (U. P.).=Henry Picard, professfonal from Hershey, Pa held the Metropolitan Open Golf Chanrpionship after one of the longest playoffs in history. Picard toured the Country Club course vesterday to defeat PP. G. A. champion Runvan, who had a 71 Picard, Runyan and Vic Deal, N, J., had tied at holes of the tournament proper. In a playoff Sunday, Picard and Runvan tidd again and yesterday they settled ue fssite once and for all
tall today
Metropolis in 689 Paul
Ghezzi of
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Indiana Central, 4: Pall State, 5 innings)
Wisconsin, 4: Western State, 1, __Jouisiaha State, UR Northwestern 1
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five
Teaches Dahlgren NEW YORK, May 30 (NEA) Ellsworth Dahlgren of the New York Yankees is an accomplizhed workman around first base Yet he sits down with Lou instruction
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lead day:
and one defeat. The seven competing were in victories
No. 4
victories other school: out far behind Chet, Murphy man for Chicago Mechir of Ohio State meets ‘Don Percival semifinal Percival defe Cee 648. 6-2, 6-4 In the other first bracket final, Marvin Wachman western meets Bob Sandler Towa. Wachmahn whipped Douglas Coyle of Wisconsin, 6-1, 6-4, and Sandler defeated Herb Piente of this | Purdue 8-3, 8-4 freel;
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a series of illustrated golf articles,
Twelfth of and instructive
By ART KRENZ
Of in NEA Golf Writer
ated
in . Rerviee today’s
hracket ofter
A faulty downswing ributed to left heel Many high handicap plavers start downswing with left ‘heel still off
ground body turned from
can bi emi of North of away obfective When downswing position arm since left to turr
is cannot whict
started in swing has
blacks
side
out of war
start of down. left heel ball freely
action at
ay | r Sports [swing should be replacing | This turns body back Hitting then ean be done
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