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THURSDAY, JUNE 15,

1989

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

District Colf

Scores

They're Ready for Hudson Haul

Miss Barrett

Here are yesterday's scores in the district golf tournament, along with

the 54-hole totals: Clark Espie, Jitheant ) John David, Hillcres Wi Jack Taullman, Foetville Leshare Oliver, Lake

He hry % ‘Kowal, Bill Reed, , Highla ac aulman, Franklin. Dick Keil, Coffin oni] Talbot, Bloomington. Cummins, Fortville . Qi Wagoner Speedway . Mike Pollak, Speedway .. Pete Grant, South Grove George Urquhart, Coffin. Fred 8 Daven Pleasant

Walter Chapman, Coffin. . Victor Rose, Anderson ‘ Charles Lawrence, Coffin Clayton Nichols, Grove Ralph Jordan, Coffin... Bob Harrell, Bloomington. Earl Hudlin, Bloomington. Henry Simons, Highland J (Ike) a mmings,

Country Club .. ‘ Dietz, South

Herbert Grove \ “ Harter, Coffin Bob Crouch, South Grove

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Fred Tully, Jr. Rk 48-45— Bob Fair, Sein field . 42-46 Bill Kingdon, Hi hland... 42-45— Bob Foist, Franklin 43-38— 81 J. W. Purnell, Willowbrook 8: 42 84 Gene Dockter, Coffin .. 1-38-David King, Sarah Shank BH a3 84 Bob Stackhouse, Meridian 38-42— 18 ( Reid Cotton, Pleasant Run 42-48— Jess Leach, fin I 45 88 L. L. Rushton, Coltin ‘es C. Andrews, Coffin TR George, Dougherty, South

Gro . Ha told “p. Maegle ‘Coftin . William C. Drake . Fracy 5 Willowbrook ‘ Dr. . Blakeslee, High-

la rd R. Bennett, ‘Pleasant ‘Run 1

gan Toth, in Don Kennedy. Martinsville 3 Franklin 4

Harlan Hp George Murphy. 4 Don Rice, Pleasant Run 4 Deac Garrison, Speedway. 4 Be ao Venemann. Speed- 1 Joe (Fuga, "Portville 46agennis, Highland 43-47 Doge. Gropp, Pleasant 3.48 Ww. " Mogah, "Coffin Dick. ‘Foxworthy, Riverside 44. Ora L. Harrell, Noblesville Richard Mercer, Country

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Champion in Quarterfinals Of Western Open.

ST. LOUIS, June 15 (U. P.) —The Women's Western Open golf tournament entered the quarterfinals today with its 1938 champion, Beatrice Barrett of Minneapolis seeking to retain her title, but without the tournament medalist, and without the 1938 runnerup. Miss Barrett advanced yesterday by defeating Mrs. Charles Harting, St. Louis, 2 and 1. Today she meets Phylis Buchanan of Denver. The tournament medalist, Mrs. Opal Hill, Kansas City professional

Bender to Coach

PHILADELPHIA, June 15 (U. P). —Charlest Albert (Chief) Bender, whose hurling lifted the Philadelphia Athletics to World Series championships nearly three decades ago, has been signed by the A's as a scout and pitching coach, Manager Connie Mack announced today.

Fall Creek Wins

The Fall Creek Horseshoe Club downed the State Street team, 24-1, in a match last night at the Fall Creek courts.

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Charles Capt. 008 Riley, Country E41 Bob Phinipg, Riverside ... Joe Reeve, Pleasant Run . 1 Renforth, Fortville .. arr, Speedwav Paul Gentry, South Grove James Wiley, Koen woo 48 Bob Smith, Ander Bill Diddel, Meridian Hulls Jack Dowd, Coffin 3 Carl Smith, Coffin Max Buel, Greenfield .... Bud Qwen, South Grove . Ruse Barry, ff Howard_EIlv, Kenry Foster, S ‘ Bob Hobbs, Country Club Louis Sasek, Coffin . virtil Campbell, Speecd-

Ralph Mason, Coffin Tom QO Haver, Bloomington Don Ellis, Meridian Hills Maurice Rogers, Franklin Sam Weldy Jr. Noblesville Cilbert Dashiel, Noblesville Guy Davis, Lebanon Gene Pulliam Jr. Lebanon Ogden, Lebanon ... 4 Fi rank Peters, Speedway .. Pete White, Nobles .... Ray Jones, Speedwav.... Charles Roswell, Coffin C. L. Rutherford, Anderson A Goldstein, Tuck Tuttle, W. A. Kennedy, ville . Chester Raker, Coffin Wadmore Smith, Pleasant

Ru i “oi G Ho Notris, Fortville ... Harold Cork Speedway . Walter Greene, Highland. Loren Martin, Greenfield. Dr. B. Rrant, Coffin . Frank Kenhesson, Franklin

and a favorite, was eliminated when she lost to Shirley Johnson of Chicago, 1 up. Helen Hofmann of Salt Lake City, runnerup last year, fell by the wayside, losing, 4 and 3, to Helen Dettweiler, professional from Washing ton, D, C. The first match today is between Miss Johnson and Miss Dettweiler. It will be followed by two Illinois lasses, 15-year-old Jeanne Cline of Bloomington, and Dorothy Foster, 22-year-old Springfield, Ill, music teacher.

Clu ioy Moffett, ‘Willowbrook Wn 8 e Lentz, Hillerest Pr ® Chandler Hillcrest .. Paul Frame, fllerest L. Br ighton, South

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wear into these toughtreaded tires with the extrastrength carcass. Ask your Phillips 66 dealer about prices . . . trade-in allowance ...easy-pay plan...and the 12-months’ road hazard

guarantee.

8 3 Favored over the four-mile varsity route down t he Hudson in the Poughkeepsie Regatta next Saturday is this California crew, which observers say has plenty of heart and stamina and old-fashioned muscle. From right to left they are Coxswain Jim Dieterich, Kirk Smith, stroke; Chet Gibson, Stan Freeborn, Emil Bergh, Linton Emerson, Dave deVarona, Stan Backlund and Benson Roe.

AMATEURS 6 Bouts Completed On Outdoor Ring Bill SOFTBALL

Tonight's schedule in the Bush- Six of the seven boxing bouts on Feesle City League at Stout Sta- the Hercules Athletic Ciub fight dium ; i Butcher Workmen vs, Fairmount show to be staged at Sports Arena tomorrow night have been complet- \ 0 — Park Tavern vs Indianapolis MaeNinery. ois Street Merchants vs. Chris. ed. The final tussle will be matched sy. ; this evening. Nick Nicholson, Shelbyville, and Chet Gideon, Louisville

tamore. The All State Tires will attempt lightweight, meet in the eight-round feature.

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Gro Johh vont, Charles Graatnouse, John Run Robert WHILE occ oo utp 3: N= A. C. Wood, Spe eedwa Ralph Lehr, ecvIlIe © Al Flint, Riverside \ Herman Kohiman, Pleas. ant Run C4144 Stanley Feezle, S cedway. 46-43 — Bill Cooley, Speedway 0-46— Dick Stackhouse, Meridian 46-47— George Craycraft, Nob lesville . 43-50 Ww. GC " Jillson, ‘Country Club 45-44 — pr. L. BE. Gent, ‘Speedway. 42-46 — Harry Leive, Fortviile ... 48-46— Harry Thompson Coffin . 45-40 Ernie Powell, Speedway .. 6-48 — Ed Vonburg. Pleasant Run 46-49 — Vernon Gray, Riverside. . 49-43 — Bd Diederich, ‘ i 45 Joe Quikler. Son 6-4 91 Gene anfor outh Broadmoor. 39 - ¢ Gro Cove 4.45 99 Fortville ... 1 Norman R. Dyke, Lake - Martins. Sho 47-40— 96 Staniey Rarnett, Franklin a: 7-9 Paul Rinderknecht, ant Run 92 Bmersol aie, Ceftin, ““ 3 Bruce Dickinson, Coffin 48-43— 91 . 49-48 OV 1251) (231) 48-45-- 9

Herman Boots, Columbus | Orville Nigh, Greenfield . Arg re Pettinger, Meridian : 1232) Ernest Atiller, South Grove 48-51— 89 P. I. Ernst, Speedway (252) | Ernie Todd, Co Lo 45-45 90 Main Heckman, South Ji y Fortville .. 52-51-1038 G 46-4! 9 (252) (J. A . South Grove d49-48— 9% ( von Be Govakin, Willow 3 Bloomington. 47-45— 82 (253) |

brook Fortvilie 51-46— 907 Jax Blackburn, Speedway 253) | Citora Courtney, Speed- . 50-49— 99

“harles Braughton, Speed- . way WEIR ‘South Grove 49-47— 98 Bud Kennedy, Martinsville 49 95 Rob McKensey, Noblesville 47-100 Russell Duke, Pleasant 97 (29%)

Run “a John Nelson, Speedway. . brook 47-49 98 (205) Cl ark Barrett, Coftin ... 1254) [Riley MeKown, Greenfield 50- N18 (295) E. Blake, 1254) | Leo Lee, Pleasant Run . 4435 99 (208) Robert Skinner, Speedway 1255) | Howard Cornell, Pleasont Bill Rreeder Jr. Hillcrest (255) Run 1206) (253) | Jack Pasco, Greenfield 1296)

Fred Vehling, Speedway. Ted Lester, Hillcrest 1256) [| Tom Wizenread, Willow. Kenneth Hov, Coffin ..... 1256! brook ‘ Bernard Mann, Coffin .. (257) | Frank Young. Speedway. John Brittenbach, Speed. Carl Hardin Speedway (an | Tom Johnson _ Speedway (18%) Miller, Riverside ...

Draper, semi-windup tilts. Bill Brownlee,

local welterweight, and Johnny Netterman. Louisville, meet in the other five-rounder. Four four-rounders also are on the program.

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College Nines to Vie COOPERSTOWN, N. Y,, June 15 (U. ‘P).—A series of intersectional collegiate games features the baseball centennial program here dur-

. il ing the next three days. Cornell to ross Bein Mics Dette Te meets the University of Virginia to- able ody eve ord in a 8 Two local light heavyweights, Al|day. Illinois Wesleyan University ee 8 amazing, quick ¢ Sheridan and Hard Rock Stone, are|and Virginia will play tomorrow Athlete's Feet, rinewerh, sac "oer skin iments. and Saturday. Guaranteed. Ask for SPORODYNE at all

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Keeler Ntewart vs. : Christian, The Bendix Brakes scored a T-0 victory over the Stewart-Warner club last night at Softball Stadium. Chet Tarnacki of the Brakes aljiote the locals but a single hit.

Last night's results in the SmithHassler Co-Operative League at Belmont Stadium: East Side Merchants, 9: Ballard's, 8. National Cushion Springs, 8: Associated | Gas, 1. | Tonight's card ir in the SmithHassler Manufacturers League at Belmont Stadium:

7:00—Inland Container vs. Pittman- Moore. 8:00—Schwitzer - Cummins vs. Hosiery

Union. ve. Bookwalter-Ball.

9:00—Mallory U. E. The Goodwill Buddies downed

Garfield Christian, 3-1. BASEBALL

Cardinal A. C. will work out at 4:30 p. m. tomorrow at Garfield 2.

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Baseball at

AMERICAN assocfariox , Philadelphia 203 000 200 TT 10 2 Won Lost Pet. G.B. | Cincinnati 103 100 20x10 11 2 R3htas iy 18 88 Higbe, Harrell, Pearson and Davis, Mil. Minnearsiis. S lies: Derringer, Schott, Thompson, Moore IND Is and Hershberger.

Milwaukee ~ Brooklyn 000 200 000— 2 ¥ 1 Tolumbys St. Louis STITT 168 300 1ix— 9 13 Toledo .... | _Tamulis, Hutehinson, Pressnell and roid: mm | Weiland and Owen. H AMERICAN LE gy E Bim

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Art Davenport scored 589 for nenors last night in the Spring Boning League at the Indiana

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Conditions Due to sh ugaish Bowels

New York Boston Cleveland Chicage Detroit “shane W ashingt: on Philadelphia St. Louis

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GAMES TODAY AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

INDIANAPOLIS at Minneapolis. Columbus at Kansas City. Louisville at St. Paul. Toledo at Milwaukee.

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NATIONAL LEAGUE

New York at Chicago. Brooklyn at nt 1guls.

Boston at Pittsh igh Philadelphia at Cincinnati. LEAGUE

AMERICAN

Cleveland at New York. Chicago at Washington. Detroit at Boston (Only games scheduled).

YESTERDAY'S RESULTS AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Toledo .. O00 O00 110— 2 § 2 Kansas City . 000 600 f0x— 6 10 © McLaughlin, Dietz and Mackie; Piechota and McCullough.

NUMBER

switches around among brands . . . never satisfied for long... finds this cigar too strong—that one too flat. . . always hopes to find something better— switches again. There's not much pleasure in that kind of smoking.

A: Brucks, age is an asset, especially when accompanied by brewing experience . . . Brucks—oldest brewing organization in Cincinnati—is famous for its 83 years of producing good Beers and Ales in

THE UNHURRIED, OLD-FASHIONED WAY

Demand GOOD OLD BRUCKS Beers and Ale, and enjoy that tangy flavor —brewed by experienced men.

THE BRUCKMANN COMPANY eo CINCINNATI OHIO

is constantly trying cigars that bring out changes and new claims . . . brands that one time say ‘Havana blended’; another time “We have a new shape” or “A new package’ or “We've reduced the price.”

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Columbus Milwaukee Macon, Hader and Bremer; Hernandez.

100 000 012— § 11 2 420 000 20x— 8 12 1

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AMERIL AN LEAGUE is the Phillies smoker. There are millions of him...men who are satisfied day in and day out ...men who know that Phillies doesn’t need to make changes because it has been proved just right by smokers, themselves, who have made it, at only Sc, America’s largest-selling cigar.

Detroit Boston Rowe, Coffman, Tebbetts; Bagby, Heving mueller and Peacock.

Seeand Sa Detroit ““ D030 101— 6 13 0] Boston 000 Woo—- 2 §& 0 Trout, Newsom and Tebbets: Galehouse. Weaver, Wade and Desautels.

000 100 HO3— : 1} New York : 000 000 020— 2 3 1 Feller. Milnar and Hemsley: Pearson, Murphy, Rukso and Dickey.

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There's not much chance for satisfaction here—the very fact of so many changes shows those kinds of cigars don’t suit real smokers.

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(rood Beers al ERY 5 These men know they are getting the absolute top in quality and enjoyment for their cigar money every time they call for Phillies. This is the kind of smoke ing a man really enjoys.

Lohrman and Danning: Lee, Root and

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SEASON OPENS TOMORROW

HERE ARE SOME MONEY-SAVING SUGGESTIONS

Infallible SILK LINE, 18-lb. test, ; AL 50-yard spool, $1.25 value 98¢ 98¢

ONLY

CASTING BAITS. Assorted pat-

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10-qt. Oval Galvanized MINNOW

TACKLE BOX. Seamless, BUCKET, $1.25 Value, now ....

waterproof.

$1.89

True Temper CASTING ROD. Tungsten Shakespeare WONDER REEL guides. ¢, 415, 5 ft. No back-lash. $6.00 value. .. $4 value, now ......... ;

“My Buddy” one-piece construction, $2.50 value. Special

same fine imported wrapper

$4.75

GUARANTEED the same cigar today, for 5¢, that was good enough to become the biggest-selling brand at 10c

same ripe domestic tobacco

JANTZEN ALL-WOOL TRUNKS

SPECIAL!

ALL-WOOL SWIM TRUNKS. Assorted colors. $1.25 Value, Now All-Wool Swim Shirts. Regularly $1.50

V same quantity and quality of choicest Havana tobacco

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