Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 June 1939 — Page 24

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Of Links i in Semifinals

Beatrice Barrett a and Young Jeanne Cline Among Open Survivors.

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ST. LOUIS. June 16 (U. P). — Four sunburned ladies of the fairways, including defending champion Beatrice Barrett of Minneapolis and

sturdy little Jeanne Cline, 15-year-| 3

. old Bloomington, Ill, schoolgirl,

went into the semifinal round of the] §

Women’s Western Open Golf Cham-

_ pionship meet today at Westwood §

Country Club. Miss Barrett, who nosed out Phyllis Buchanan of Denver, 1-up, vesterday, was paired with Mrs. Sam

Paired with Miss Cline, called the “little sweetheart” of the tournament, was Helen Dettweiler of Washington, D. C., lone surviving professional, who shot the most sensational golf of the meet to deal

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Four Ladies | A. C. Members Frolic on Annual Outing at Highland 3 4 Rounds

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Gideon and Nicholson to Clash in Feature Go; 7 Bouts Billed.

Seven bouts, totaling 34 rounds, are scheduled on the weekly boxing program tonight at Sports Arena. The program will get under way at

Chet Gideon, Louisville light heavyweight, and Nick Nicholson, well known Shelbyville slugger, meet in the eight-round feature contest. Some time ago Gideon fought Johnny Denson, popular local mauler, to a draw in Dayton. Nicholson has been here many times with this being his first appearance

Fletcher Now Wears

~—Pirst traded to the Pittsburgh Pirates for infielder Bill Schuster and cash believed to amount to $20,000, today swapped his Boston Bees uniform

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STOUT'S FACTORY

Tim2s Photo. Here is one of the foursomes that competed in the annual Indianapolis Athletic Club outing yesterday at the Highland Golf and Country Club. They are, left to right, James Beatty, Ruel Moore, Dick Weidig and Burford Cadle. In the men's golf tourney F. J. Wurster, J. V, Stout, C. J. Barrett and James Birr tied for low gross honors with the ir 81's. Low net scorers were John Hare and Ott Birr, tied with 69s. Mrs. John Heidt carried off low gross honors in the women’s division with her 98, while Mrs. C. L. Smith collected first low net prize on an 80. kept from the 14th hole. TERRE HAUTE, ls June 16 (U.

Softball Results Report Fishing Press Agent Has It Tough; Moisi honing vient defeated the Indianapolis A. B. Cs, ‘Not So So Good’ Louis Refuses to to Look Bad

Belmont Stadium: '5 to 1, last night in a first round Inland Container. 13; Pitman-Moore, 7. game of the Mid-West Semi-Pro!

Hosiery Union, 4; Schwitzer-Cummins, 3. U. E. Mallory, 7; Bookwalter-Ball, 6. {baseball tournament.

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a 6-and-3 defeat to Shirley Ann Johnson, 22, Chicago amateur. Miss Cline advanced to the semi- | finals by beating Dorothy Foster, 25-| vear-old Springfield, Ill, music in-

structor, 1l-up, an advantage she; i ’ A.B.C.s Lose |

crown. Stone now is fighting in the light heavyweight division while Cottey has jumped to the lightweights. The complete card: MAIN GO Chet Gideon, Louisville, vs. Nick Nicheolson, Shelbyville, light heavyweights, eight

rounds. PRELIMINARIES Bill Brownlee, Indianapolis, Netterman, Louisville, rounds. Hard Rock Stone, Indianapolis, vs. Al Sheridan, Indianapolis, light heavyweights, five rounds. Babe Deitz, Louisville, vs. Norman Hughes, Indianapolis, middleweights, four rounds. Bud Cotey, Indianapolis, vs. Ronny Hampton, Louisville, lightweights, four rounds. Tito Taylor, Indiarapelis, vs. Tiger Kigan, Indianapolis, welterweights, four rounds. Marshall Allison, Shelbyville, vs. George Walker, Indianapolis, welterweights, four

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POMPTON LAKES, N. J,, June 16. | knocked out by Schmeling before)

—We don't envy Mr. Jersey Jones 2 large gathering of cash custom-

ball hoo | TS: who had risen to the ballyhoo Heavy rains throughout the State his job. He's beating the bally JRE TR Mig Bg Ls

have muddied rivers and streams,| grums here in Joe Louis’ training, with the result that fishing is “not camp. His job is to sell Louis short [Vere or meth very good.” the State Conservation t Department warned today as fish- to the public and thus create an ing season opened. illusion of equality in the impending | Grant County seems to be the only| mismatch with Tony Galento. exception with reports of streams So far Mr. Jones hasn't had much |; fairly clear and rivers and creeks success. Louis won't co-operate. He | in good shape, the report said. won't look bad against his sparring Six lakes, with a total area of 1300 partners even on hot, stuffy days. | acres, will also be opened for fishing Mr. Jones sits nervously at the ring-| today. side waiting for a slovenly exhibi- | \ ; These lakes are in the Green-| tion so he can rush to his type- Nard to build a fellow like Galento| —The Philadelphia Phillies anSullivan County State Forest, south-| writer and inform the world that 0 Ling it's an open question |, ..nced today the purchase of west of Linton; Spring Mill State| “Louis is slipping.” Whether he ever could fight. | rookie pitcher Waymon Kerksieck Park, east of Mitchell: Jackson| That's the kind of stimulus the| This means that if Mr. Jones is! from the Boston Red Sox. County State Forest, south of fight needs—something which will 0 make any progress at all with | Kersieck, who had been farmed Brownstown: Ferdinand State For-| indicate Galento has the faintest his ballyhoo he must shrink Louis out to Louisville by the Sox, was ést, northeast of Ferdinand; Brown|sort of chance. As it stands now down to the dimensions of a pre- | purchased on the recommendation County Land Use Area, southwest of | the fight is as one-sided as a Nazi liminary fighter, and to give this|of phillies manager Doc Prothro. Nashville, and Hovey Lake State] election. myth the vaguest sort of plausibil- | The Ulm, Ark, youth was disGame Preserve, south of Mount He Knows His Stuff jy he must have help from Louis. covered by Prothro when the latter Vernon in Posey County. Mr. Jones was dispatched to apy must simulate slug- | was manager of Little Rock. Here are the reports ot game war-| ,ouis’ camp with instructions to |8 4 SS, indifference and ineptness. | ce i tear down him down in publicity r. Jones was up to his ears in| Adams—Wabash River muddy. tuckers hg ted fted |8100M when we talked with him and catfish being caugnt with worms ana | handouts. He's accounted a gifte vesterday. I cravdads. Sull fishing best method Wa-|man in this respect. Once before hy t seems that instead | are Er an rR ny nals tise achieved startling success on a| JW ing bad Louis never looked | Yorms. St. Marys River and wimberlost| similar assignment. This was for rina He's hitting sharper and | CTAWHAG.. SHI) Pening Dent etn Th so the first Louis fight with Max ar ” he's all seriousness and ing faye in this county. Schmeling. (never before has he displayed such | ae Lng SHiot-c all Streams i, This Sounty On that occasion Louis was more | enthusiasm for his labors. The size | for fishing over week-end. obliging. He co-operated con-| of the purse doesn’t seem to in-| sciously or otherwise, by looking iy Mr. Jone % 1 N Brown-——Heavy rains have made streams very bad, indeed. When the match | "any substantial re x: very muddy. Fishing in lakes in gark may | was made Schmeling wasn't deemed | |Galento camp, Noth B in the Creek 1s muddy. alse een Bloom: Stl [to have a chance. When Mr. Jones | Pp. OLN has heme) 1arge Ror ME I RE weight t h Ss, ca an - ing caught there. In the RE Much to Mr. Jones’ astonishment igh Pie LI on Ue contrary | cial ana live bait being used. Large mouth d tho ds of ot! Louis | > the activities have been on the —and thousands of otlers—Louls|jydgjecrous side, tending to emphasize (lived up to his lugubrious press rather than diminish the sharp | notices, and, as you may recall, was

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very slowly. Artificial bait fishing poor. Sugar and Mud Creeks are muddy. clear. Eel River is muddy, Egel River ‘battler is going to menace serio onds are milky. Sul. plug and fly casung fight fans actually felt sorry for i. champions status in the iid Joe. v

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Boone—Streams are muddy and clearing Clay—Shakamak and stripper pits are| finished tearing Louis down, the! pened there to suggest the on and biuegills being caught. dle. Wildeat, Middle . guides, hs ft. long. : . note of inequality.

muddy. also Sokerty Pond. Poor ‘fishing for several day Delaw real ‘streams are muddy. Mississinewa and White Rivers, Kilbuck and Camels Creeks are muddy. Still fishing best method. Angle worms and crawdads being used. Catfish being caught. y Tayect e—All streams are muady, no fish.

ntain—Coal, Shawnee and Spring Creeks, Wabgsh River and Big Verm ion are all muddy. Using live Souhows and crawdads, but fishing very Rod Franklin—Fishing prospects tor opening day are Pes a all streams in county are

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3 River, Muscatatuck, : d Sand Creeks aré all muddy. Old river beds and pits are clear. Jay s muddy. They are fishin fish with angle worms and craw bas. Still fishing is best method

efterson—Indian Kentuck and Big Creek are milky. They are getting bluegills, large mouth bass, catfish, rock bass and crap-

Johnson—Sugar and other creeks are high and muddy Poor fishing. Lawrence White River is muddy. All but if

streams are clea Madison—All Streams are muddy, no more rain should be in good condition by week-end. Getting catfish with angleworms Martin—Rivers are high and mud dr. Miami—All streams muddy. No 3shing. Monroe—Due to heavy rains all streams and lakes are in very poor condition. Griffev, Leonards, Twin and Morgan Lakes are all m y. So are Salt, Clear and Bean Bloss Creeks. Oowen—Hollybrook Lake is clear. Catching bluegills, large mouth bass, catfish and crappies. Mill Creek, Eel River, White River, stripper pits and Rattlesnake, Fish and Raccoon Creeks all are Putnam--All Sheard ATE Ripley--Laughrey and Ripl tey ewes. Big and Little Graham are up an

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Blue, Si 1 Ben Davis, Clifty. Mud ae Creeks Sn all pits are milky. It NEW YORK, June 16 (U. P). is very doubtful i Stans SL ke be in good |Ceferino Garcia, slugging Filipino conditi ” Bi Scott—Muscatatuck, . Sa who was stopped by welterweight y nas champion Henry Armstrong, found ne Jas Jo bt (himself the leading contender today pton—All streams and pits are roiled. for the middleweight title—at least AEN (Siyetms, aie, muddy, ASRINE, ur as New York State is conFin Tang and pds oo | cerned. " Wabash—All streams muddy, poor fsh- Sareis, “ho decided to quit the welterweights when he faile 0 Wa —All streams muddy and high, | = qk Tot 00d condition for spening. lift Armstrong's title, scored a fourand Salamonie are DIEhiround upset knockout over Walter (Popeye) Woods of New York last] night to clinch a meeting with | Fred Apostoli, recognized 160pound king in this state and California.

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LOS ANGELES, June 16 (U. P). —The National Collegiate Athletic Association track and field championships opened today amid charges of coaches that athletes had been “intimidated” by the Amateur Athletic Union. The intimidation charges were based on the alleged threat made to John Woodruff, star Negro quar-ter-miler of Pittsburgh, that he would be suspended from the A. A. U. unless he competed in the Princeton invitational meet this week-end while his teammates were participating in the N. C. A. A. here. A protest by N. C. A. A, and Western A. A. U. officials permitted Woodruff to come here without being suspended. Southern California seemed assured of winning the N. C. A. A. title for the fifth consecutive time.

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