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JULY 10, 1939

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

75 Bracket in P. G. A.

Tourney at Pomonok

Guidahl, Parks and Coleman Score 68s; Big Field in Fine Form.

By HENRY SUPER United Press Staff Correspondent NEW YORK, July 10.—The pick of the nation’s golf professionals, march out on the sun-baked fairwavs of the Pomonok Country Club | today on the last qualifying round | of the 22d P. G. A. tournament. | And when the sun sinks behind | the nearby World's Fair tonight, 43 | of them get one-wav tickets for home while the 63 low scorers for the 368 holes of medal play, and defending Champion Paul Runyan, move into hand-to-hand match play tomorrow tn decide which two shall play for the championship on Saturday. Ralph Guldahl and Sam Parks, former Open champions. and Fay Coleman, the 1936 medalist, set the pace yesterday. They scored 68s, four under par, ds 21 players shattered regulation figures on the first qualifying round and 20 equalled it. The consensus was that the qualifying score will be 150 or better. Most ot the “name” players were under the 73 bracket when play started. today but last year's] runnerup, Sam Snead, was In danger. Sammy. who lost 8 and 7 to Runvan in the 1938 finals, took an atrocious 77 Vvesterday. Sam was suffering from poison oak on his] arms. | At 69. wera Bennv Hogan of] White Plains, New York and Tony | Joy of Youngstown, O. | Denny Shute fired a deadlocked with 17 others place.

First Round T ennis Play

Eight Matches in City Men’ s Singles On at Tech.

75 and was in 33th

Eight first-round matches in the men's singles division of the City | tennis tournament were to be played | this afternoon on the Tech High School courts. A total of 37 entries has been received in this division as well as 24) in the women's singles in which competition will start tomorrow, Meanwhile. the Hawthorn Tennis; Club announced it would accept en- | fries for the men’s doubles until to- | morrow night. Men's singles matches to be played indav are Andrew Bicket vs. Robert! Dietz, Ralph Brafford vs. Rilly Guidone, Stanlev Ne vs. Woody Wailand, Herman Kothe vs. Andrew Gus, Clair ¥Hilliker vs. Frank Sherer, Boh Neidhamer vs. H. H. Hiatt, Allen Hendren vs. W. Seaman, W. W. Phillips vs. OT ban Reich

Parks Shines as Gold Medals Lose

Tin ec Special MUNCIE, Ind, July 10.—The Mimecie Citizens staged a ninth-! inning rally here vesterdayv to defeat the Indianapolis Gold Medal Beers, 5-4, in an Indiana-Ohio League confest, | Stan Parks, new Gold Medal ont- | fielder, batted in two runs and scored twa others. He got two singles and two doubles. Jule Tangemann, regular first] haseman, tried his hand at relief pitching, but Muncie found him in the last of the ninth for the win-| ning tally. i

Up and Down

Golf Strike Ends After Great Confusion; Henry Was There.

By HENRY M'LEMORE United Press Staff Correspondent EW YORK, July 10.—I missed the retreat from Moscow, 1 was not present when the Union soldiers left pell mell from Bull Run No. 1. Rut. insofar as high confusion is concerned. T have not lived in vain. When my grandchildren gather avound my knees, day after tomorrow, 1 will be able to tell them that 1 was present, at the Pomonok Country Club, when the professoinal golfers of America went on strike. It was the only stand-up sitdown strike in history. Sit-downers charged from room to room, from conference to conference. Confusion was SO rampant that Walter Hagen, that loose leaf page from Esquire Magazine, made two public appeavances Without a tie on, and with his cuff links unsnapped. Gene Sarazen swirled here and there with one gaiter flapping, and Johnny Farrell, long recognized poy Mrs. Farrell as the world’s best dressed golfer, attended two conferences without a change of clothes.

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XCITEMENT reached such a crest in midaftermnoon that Ryron Nelson, National Open | champion, changed expression: Ralph Guldahl quickened his pace from a shuffle toa slow glide, and Horton mith was caught buying (and paying for) a soft drink. The cause of it all—Denny Shute—was a one-man shuttle from the room where the players were striking, and the room where the executive committee sat in perspiring, if not solemn, session. It was not until midafternoon, hours after the tournament was scheduled to begin, that the committee gave in and said Shute could play. even though he was two days late with the payment of his dues. While the controversy between the committee and the players raged upstairs, the members of the Pomonok Club and the spectators who had paid good money to see the stars in action raged downstairs and out of doors,

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The strike ended much, much more quickly than it started. Overcome by the heat of their own arguments the executive committee suddenly threw open | the door of the conference room, staggered out, celuloid collars awilt, and said Shute could play, despite his heinous crime of being two days late with his dues. By this time a bridge game was in progress in the strikers’ room and the sit-downers, really &itting now, hated to leave. But Walter Hagen, desperate for a lemonade, led his fellow revolters (not to be confused with Johnny Revolta, who was one of the few big name golfers not to participate in the strike) out of the room.

Peace! Ain't it wonderful!

RARER

(head bowed), Thomas Walsh, P.

Strikers Win Fight, Shute Competes

Horton Smith (second from left), Dick Metz

(holding cigaret), and Denny Shute (wearing striped jacket) argue over Shute’s eligibility for the 22nd

Richmond Retains 1.-0. League Lead | CHMOND, 1 nd. 10.

Richmond Kautskys their lead in the Indiana-Ohio hase-|

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ball loop here yesterday with a 3-1} victory over the Daytoi Monarchs. Ray Staples, Richmond hurler, was, pounded for seven safties but i

them well scattered. Score: Dayton Richmond

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(Billy), son of | Bair, passed away | aN Petoskey, Mich. NER BUCHAN p.m, Hill

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Baral Memorial Prk Friends may call SHIRLEY ROTHERS CENTRAL CHAPEL, Hhinois at 10th, after 10 a. m. Tuesday until noon Wednetday and at the church from 1 p. m. until time of service.

FEENEY—Honor (Aunt Honor), age 85, passed away Saturday afternoon at residence, 1936 W. Vermont St. Friends may call at the FEENEY & FEENEY FUNERAL HOME, 2339 N. Meridian St. Fuge) Tuesday, 8:15, at funeral home 9 m. Anthony's C Holy Cross Cemetery. Altar Society of ig Anthony's Church will meet 7:30 p. Monday for prayer.

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Times-Acme Photo. National Professional golf tournament at the Pomonok Country Club, Flushing, N. Y., as many of the nation’s leading golfers threatened to strike if Shute was not allowed to play.

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was out in 35, two under par. His ‘birdies in this nine came on the first and ninth holes. His pace on the home stretch was just as hot and he returned with a 34. one under perfect figures. With two birdies to his credit on this nine. he took his onlv bogie of the round on the par four 16th.

The national public links event is [to be held at Baltimore, Md. July | 24-20. Others who qualified from | this district as a result of yester- | day's play are Harter, 75-73—148:| (Simmons, 75-77—152; Russell, 75-77} —152, and Chet Wemer, Pleasant | Run, 76-78—154.

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KASTER--Amanda Jane, age 83, mother of Mrs, Edith Parris, Mrs. Mona Lamkin, Mrs. Myrtle Skelton, Mrs. Ruth Balecom, Mrs. Geneva Hindman and R. C, Kaster of Phoenix, Ariz., passed away at the daugter’s residence, 1209 . 34th St. Monday morning. Friends may call at the daughter's home after Tuesday noon. Funeral notice later. SHIRLEY SERVICE.

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ilton, O., and ego, Cal.: sister of Frank Fender grandmother of Mrs. Rose Cunningham. Indianapolis: Mrs. Ernest Haynes, Diego, and William Cook, Los Angeles, passed away Sunday, July 9. Services at BERT 8. GADD FUNERAL HOME. Churchman Ave, at Prospect 8t.. Tuesday, July 11, 1:30 p. m Interment Bdinburg, Ind. Friends may call at the mortuary any time,

MEAD--Stella P. (nee Trenck), age B58. beloved wife of Claud E. Mead, mother Glenn and Robert Kelley and Claude F. Mead and Jean Harris and sister Anna Roberts, Flora Grady. Emma Trenck and John Trenck of Chicago, Ill. grandmother of Patty and Jean Kelley, passed away at the residence, land Ave. Same Lo nine. Funeral Tuesdav, 2:30 p. m.. the Merritt Place M. E. Church, Briers may call at the residerce any fime. Burial Floral Park. SHIRLEY SERVICE,

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"| ULMBR- Willy Mae age 8 months beloved | daughter of Mr. and Mrs. lvan mer. sister of Jacoueline Jo and Wiliam Barney Ulmer granddaughter ol Mr. and Mrs, William Donnin and Mr. and Mrz, Joseph Ulmer. passed aw wh Sunday Funeral Tuesday. 2 p. m., at the home of the grendparents, 16 N. Eastern Ave Burial Washington Park, Friends may call at the grandparents’ residence after 5 p. m. Monday. SHIRLEY SERVICE.

WILLIAMS Thomas Michael, age 8 vears, son of Mr. and Mrs. George H. Williams, 4024 Central Ave. passed away Satur~ day Ayening. Friends may call at the FLANNER & BUCHANAN MORTUARY until 4 p. m. Monday. Services at Greek Mortuary, Evansville, Ind., Tuesday afte ernoon,

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| EXCELLENT fiousesse er | on. or adulfs. 1373 17

for tons per-

Minnesota,

| Jobs Wanted—Male 1

YOUNG MAN wants work with new open

pick-up truck. References. BE-0450-R. | YOUNG colored man wants mornin ng or evening work. RE-4738. Good references.

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| WORK FOR “UNCLE SAM,” $1260-52100 year. Men, women, Try next Indiane apolis examinations. List jobs, particulars, telling how to qualify: sample tests, FREE. Write today. Franklin nstituts,

Dept. 127 8. Rochester,

KIDNEY STRAIN OFTEN CAUSESRENTAL DIRECTORY

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Rooms Without Board 14

$2.50, $3 for 2: lovely, “cool room, inner | springs, next ‘bath, valine distance, hot | water. 23 E. St. Joe. Apt. 6. $3. 1916 N. aS room. Cross | ventilation; iiherspring; gentleman pre- | ferred. HA-2222 $3.03—MERIDIAN, 2315 N.— next bath; innersprings. gentleman; phone. = CENTRAL, 2248-—-Large front, 1st nicely furnished; innersprings; ANE TIAN COLLEGE, 2238—Front room; eross tilation; private home; 1 or 2; reasonable. | DEARBORN, 32 8.--2 large sleeping rooms, next bath: private entrance, twin beds. CH-6571-M. DENNY, 30 8S ple; widow's home; | garage. IR-6894. | ILLINOIS, 1132 N. — Comfortabls rooms, well ventilated, constant hot water; $2, $3. RI-2942 ILLINOIS, 1907, ventilation, lavatory, hot water, adults, garag” oo MERIDIAN, 2909 N.—Attractive: hot water: cross ventilation; home, HA-2672. : RITTER, 146 8. (Irvington) Share large room, twin beds, 4 windows, gentleman, | 3 reasonable. SHERMAN DR, Private home, vester, English bus. fast optional; $3. I : SUMMIT, 214 N.— Attractive 3 rooms. Bath, utilities, frigidaire. Adults, $10, JInqure rear. WALNUT 112 E. Large front room, like new: wmain floor; cool, quiet, private entrance, 1-2 adults. Walking distance. WASHINGTON BLVD., 2820—Front room: Cross Yhtilation; innersprings; shower | bath. TA-3821 | WOODRUITE: 506 Middle Drive Room near | ath: also double; Innersprings; HY CH-6396. 10TH, E.. 232—Nice room, next bath: pri-| ! vate hom me.

| Rooms With Board’

Iss. COMER, 1208- “Twin \ beds, “private en- | trance. Cross ventilation. Widow's home. co 0114-R Ook room.

Well furnished. good

floor, reason-

—East front;

N. Attractive room, cross refined

“constant

333 8. Room next bath. Near International HarGentleman, Break-/ R-1627.

15|

2300-87: lovely. meals: laundry,

cool. front! mending. HE- |

| ESE 1302-86 double: $7 single; stant hot water; three ‘meals. A-21 | GUILFORD, 2305--Real hbme: aged, pensioners: excellent meals. Nurse's _ care, -2804, MERIDIAN, 2712 N.—Clean modern rooms: innersprings; good meals; double or! | single. T eRe | OHIO. E., 121¢—Room with BOR Jaundry, good food: private home. RI-66 ST. CLAIR, BE. 1122—Nice, clean, NE room, Innerspriffs. oo 300 meals. Men preferred SHELBY, iE couple or 2 girls to share home. 6611WASHINGTON BLVD., Mi - f om, i meals; $7 each;

ron -

- Fleasant suitanle Tavely room. ood |

SUBURBAN HOME. Millersville Road. |

meals: reasonable. 434 _ HU-6125. HOME for semi-invalids, CH-1328.

convale~eents pensianaArs. or References, Gond care.

‘Hotels 16

Roosevelt Hotel Capitol and Ohio St. Guest Laundry Free

MILNER $350 "EEX

"HOTEL GUST LADNDRY "FREE

6 8S. ILLINOIS Hoosier Hoel outside H0% {ean comfortable.

showers all $3.50 up. 440

rooms. ass,

Housekeeping Rooms 1

Fo $3.50. $4631 i _ furnished lower, 1- 2 room

$3.50 -LARGE cool oom, | next bath.! Nicely furnished. Pl. HA-3102-W

“Kitchenette, 24 McLean

ALABAMA, N 1605—PFront, : also room, kitchenette, adjoining Redecoratéd. | ALABA AMA, 42-_Nice | ig priv Niencs $3. | ARSENAL, 134 8.—Two nice, clean rooms, redecorated; utilities; semimodern; $3. 80" | BELLEFONTAINE, 932—Front, room, kitch- | | enette, utilties;, reasonable; also sleeping rooms. | BROADWAY, 1134—Clean, cool lower room; | kitchenette, sink; $4. One room | BROADWAY, “1608—Nicely furnished —1- | room apartment: sink, utilities; hot wai. ter. Adul | BROADWAY, 2545—Larg | enette, Sownstluty ok upstairs room, CAPITOL, N., ha room a | newly decorated downstairs; sin adults CENTRAL, 1948—Front 2-room artme t sink, Ta Riot, on Adults. Reasonable.

Teal location. | COLLEGE, 1537—2-room nicely furnished. |

“clean room, Also large room.

Ss.

room, kitchan also large |

apartment,

privat: entrance; utilities furnished; ga- |

517Oo 2 tans Reasonable.

DELAWARE. 818 N.—Attractive s | and light “housekesping To roams; aewly Dine | orated; reasonable | GALE, 2364 N 3 sly el: down. stairs, newly ated; trance; bath; Wd

coe! hailing |

transp.; | ven- |

employed cou- | kitchen privileges; |

1-2; private |

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hot |

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baths, {

N. New Jersey- Sor

{ = 1-room apart- |

1- |

$4.50. |

private en- i

Housekeeping Rooms

lower, front Private entrance.

Ly N. 2825- 2-room apartment, complete. i Porch. Janitor | MARKET. 1322 B.- Room, kitchenstte; alse large single near bath; utilities; private | entrance MASSACHUSETTS “AVE. Clean, cool

703, APT, 0--3-room apartment; utilities: } reas. a | MERIDIAN, N., 2270—Light front 2-room | apt.: utilities: phone; $6.50, hot water NEW JERSEY, N., 517—Room next bath. sink and Kelvinator in room. LI-975 NORTHWESTERN, 3131 - Nicely a { 2 roo, apt.; utilities, hardwood (floors. | SL)

| ORIENTAL, ~.. 20-2 rooms. “inners TSPrings, next bath. Frigidaire, hot water. Private _ entrance. PENNSYLVANIA. room apartment. Prizidaire; bath, entrance, Couple [RU AL. N.. 436%; upper. io brivate’ bath;

1945 N.—— First floor. 3-

private “2 large rooma. entrance; adults. STUART. 2371—(Brightwood) 2 roo everything furnished, all utilities, erences. Adults. CH-7247. | TALBOTT, 2420 N. — Nice. apartment, Giean; porch; trance; $5.50 WASHINGTON, E.. 1639—LARGE ROOM. CROSS VENTILATION: UTILITES Re NISHED. REASONABLE ry 9TH, E., 616 Bedroom apts

tion; private bath, |= rooms.

|ITTH, 650 E.—Twn nice clean, lights, sink, downstairs; private entrance. Reasonable.

0TH. 403 W.— Modern 4-room apartment: | 0282.

oms, ref=

airy 2-room

| | private en-

. eross ventilakitchenette: also 3

water, range, refrigerator: $6. HA2 UNFURNISHED rooms; | furnished; adults; Noble St. UNFURNISHED rooms. ern; newly decorated; TA-0044 after 5:30 p.

lights, gas, water $12 month, 718 N

2 first floor: mode cross ventilation.

‘Apartments for Rent

MERIDIAN, N.,

. large

Oliver F- Clark deri DUNDEE APTS.

781 E. McCarty St. Efficiency aparte i ments, $30 up, See custodian, 781 E. Mce Carty, Apt. 47, ee nar eee emmy MAYFAIR } Fast Ninth St Modern efficiency Electric refrigeration; $26.00,

TRUST COMPANY __AGENTS, 5 Rms, Arranged Like Home

Pull sized din. rm, and kit.; front and rear entrance, insulated; gar. Best address in city. $65. 546 E. Maple Rd. THE MERIDIAN, 68 W. MICH, fT. 2 and 3-Room Apts. Now Available, Frig. and all utils, ineluded in rent. See custodian, Call Mr, Hoff, LI-722).

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GENERAL APARTMENTS, INC.

20 W Vermont 01-2439 HUGGLER—BROADWAY-10th— Redecorated bedroom apartment: cross-ventilation: utilities: adults greatly reduced. CENTRAL, apt. newly dece

partment. Now ly decora BANKERS

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1128 —3-room

== | orated. private entrance. utilities; rease

nnahle | MICHIGAN. E., 1525, Art. pide five-room mod pai Oni $30, GEORGE 5068 Inlan —,,——— oa: room apart.: elec. refrig., heat, hot water. CH-1806. PENN, 1851 N. floors. $35.

perdi “Bt FEWAL

are ater RT.

batht hardwood cross ventilation:

4 rooms: venetian blinds: | SPENCER, 115 (Irvington)—Beautiful ccre ner apt. Porches, arage; utilities. Good transportation. A ults TACOMA, 38 N.—3 rooms, , bath; modern} adults; references; $35 { 19TH, 1224 W.—3 cool rooms, semi-n ern: private entrance; utilities; month,

Dunbar Apts. (Colored)

1 Ao N. West St. PBfficiencvy., $27

th all utilities, including Prigidaire. tomAn Apt. 10

| $12 %

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{ Eo Efficiency. Private Bath, $30. Extra Nice in Every Wey 10_E. 9th St. Mr. Huff, LI-7 -7221 ARKET, 1101

E.—2 large on utilities, refined, employed aa

| Furn. HousasApts,

1 $8.50, rooms; us RI-1647. ad il | ALABAMA, 1516 N.—-2 large rooms, newly papered. Fiisdaire, rollaway bed; utilie ties. Adu mame mm———— sR AL, pT 1-room Kkitchenette Apt.. lovely sleeping room; prie

Priva

—~2-room y studio,

vate bath. Also others, | 340 front and ‘back porch, lights. $25 month, | NORTHEAST—5 ‘rooms * wilh furn, ba phone; Oe floor.

(IRVINGTON.) Will share nicely Tnigted 5-rm. apt. with employed couple. IR-540 JEFFERSON, N.—4 rooms and bat % | KENWOOD. 2235—Three rooms. kitchens ette, bath apartment: newly decorateds utilities: $8.50. RI-2234. th, entrance. CH-1 ot 1851 N. kitchen: next bath: hot water; ALCOTT, 220 N.—.3 rooms furnished of unfurnished; TT entrance, Rarage® optional, | 2-Bedroom, Bath Only $40 Ine, utils, Building rock won! insulated, 901'> N. East 8t. Mr. Huff LI-7231.

Houses for Rent

BM semi- Roden, Wt. pd... . MR. H

920 Daly 8 5- RN. semi modern Wh A

6 Daly Bt.