Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 July 1939 — Page 20

Juniors in ‘Round of 8 Links Play

Worey and Gilmore Classed _ As Giant Killers in State Golf Competition.

BULLETIN RICHMOND, Ind. July 27 (U. P.).—Dale Morey moved to the state junior golf semi-finals today ‘by eliminating Robert Stackhouse, Indianapolis, 7 and 6. Francis Gilmore bowed to the sharpshooting

of Stanley Sisler, South Bend. Sis- |

ler took the match one up.

! RICHMOND, Ind., July 27 (U. P.). Dale Morey of Martinsville and Francis Gilmore of Columbus today were classed as the giant killers of the State Junior golf teurnament as eight survivors from the field of 32 qualified for ‘the championship flight went into quarter-final play. Morey, who qualified at 154, eliminated Jack Clements of Richmond whose 143 gave him medalist nonors at the 19th hole yestérday. orey’s brilliant chip shots kept him in the running during the match and he cancelled a one-up advantage which Clements held at the midway mark and won with a par on the 19th.

Gilmore smashed out a stunning 4-and-3 upset over James Guinnup of Seymour, runnerup for the title last year. Guinnup qualified at 149 compared to Gilmore's 158. : The eight remaining contestants will play the 18-hole rounds today and cut the field to two finalists who. will play 36 holes tomorrow for the championship. Pairings today are: Gilmore vs. Stanley: Stsler | | of South Bend. Morey vs. Robert Stackhouse of Andianapolis. Don Elbel, South Bend, vs. Bill McClure, Richmond. Fred Link, Ft. Wayne, vs. Henry) Timbrook, Columbus. In other second round matches yesterday Sisler eliminated Robert Phillips of Indianapelis, [4 and 2; cClure downed Don Wall of loomington, 4 and 3; Elbel squeezed out a 1l-up victory over Richard Freeman of Crawfordsville; Stackhouse trimmed Dan Cravens of Franklin, 2 and 1; Link beat Gordon Muelhausen of Logansport, 4 ‘and 3; and Timbrook whipped Mapspal Sharp of Columbus, 4 and 2. :

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allow his opponent to tie ‘him up at 2-all in the games of the second set, but he tightened then to run the match out. = Both he and Tidball when they found themselves in slight trouble remarked half aloud: “Now I've got to hit ’em hard.” : This must have shocked their opponents who were under the impression that sort of thing had been going on for some time. Frederick W. Hunt, the boss of ‘this tournament, had plenty of troubles yesterday even if the “big name” players did come through all right. In the first place the whole program was rained out Tuesday, necessitating a doubling up of a few matches. Then a boy and a dog had walked across the wet Highland courts

early yesterday morning leaving a|

trail that it wouldn't take an Indian to follow. Two of the courts were out of commission all day and some of the matches, including first round competition in the women’s singles and men’s doubles, had to be transferred to Woodstock Country Club. Finally, over the steady humming

sound the racquet strings made, |=

there was the steady pop-popping of balls-that had come apart. The boys must have used up two or three dozen new ones, which is quite an item is nothing more useless than a broken tennis ball unless it is a soda fountain in a deserted village.

Hawthorne Tennis Events Announced

Hawthorne Park’s annual tennis

tournament for boys and girls un-|

der 21 is to begin Monday with the entry list closing at noon Saturday. Dr. E. T. Gaddy is to present trophies to the singles title winners. The park is located at W. Washington St. and Belle Vien Place.

games will be played in Softball

competition. 4will be sent to St. Louis, in Septemtoer to compete in the American

e there probably |=

At Butler

Coach Paul Brown

Announcenient of the appointment of Paul Brown, football coach at Massillon, O., High School, as lecturer on .the faculty of the seventh annual Butler University coaching school to be held Aug. 7-21 in the Fieldhouse, has been made by Paul D. Hinkle, director.

Brown has one of the best records in the Midwest. His teams have lost but one game in the last four years and. they have taken the Ohio High School football title for the last four seasons.

AMATEURS

Tom Quinn, president of the Indianapolis Softball Association, today announc college players competing in American Softball Association games will not jeopardize their amateur standing. Commissioner George Sisler wired Quinn that the A. S.-A. iss affiliated with the Amateur Athletic |} Union and canforms to its rules. - All American Softball Association

and Stout stadiums beginning early in August. Entries will close Saturday, July 29. The winning and runnerup team members wiil receive medals and President Quinn also will award a medal for individual sportsmanship.

The winner of the Marion County meet will compete in regional play and if successful continue through semifinal and State championship The State champion

Softball Association national tournament. Entry blanks can be obtained at the stadiums, Em-Roe and BushFeezle sporting goods stores and at the City Recreation department in the City Hall.

Indianapolis Buddies chalked up their 17th and 18th straight wins at the expense of Frankfort Ure-Rich. Caskey pitched one-hit ball to win the first: game, 1 to 0. For games with the Buddies write R. McLinn, 1105 Fletcher Ave. '{

The deadline for entires in the Amateur Softball Association of America tournament has been extended until Saturday, July 29. The tourney is to be held at Belmont Stadium starting Aug. 1.

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GENERAL . APARTMENTS, NC. 29 W. Vermont.

AT 1435 E. LE GRANDE ET secu. Yery delightful bedim. & t. Large living lovely yd. Util. ET 348 N. iy Yooms and bath, decorated. Water, heat furnished.

HIGHLAND, 18 N.--3 rooms, all utilities;

Bec’ rooms, front poich, water, Frigidaires. e

4 N ILLINOIS—$31 secures lovely eff, + util. pd. Modern, attractive. bldg. ou can’t beat it. ss z MERIDIAN, 3360, N.Atiractive, Toom: sicily Ma] apt, Shower, cross ventila~ MA-3366. 22.

HA-1422. br TAVE., 931—5-room upper duplex: heat and water furn.; Sie; LI-8401. LR Ave.

PENNSYLYVANIA AND 21ST—3-Rm. apartment; vy jaaises gas range; ivory “woodwork; $37 'A-2131. .

RIVIERA. 99475—3 a bath, 74 floor; A amodern: $22.50. TEMPLE, 911 N.—3 rooms, bath; all utile ities and heat; reasonable. 18TH-

AT REYER APTS, 144 W. secures delightful eff. apt. Util.

Dunbar Apts—Colored

1032 N. 7.50 with all til ties, neluding 1s See custodian. Apt. 10.

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53 N: Meridian. eae? “81 Res. Mgrs. will show or call LI-5383

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1516-W. HAMILTON, 345 S.—4-room semi-modern ouble; nicely furnished; utilities paid, Reasonable. ‘Adults. CH- LL 2020—Redecorated, x ee in front efficiency; ‘ooiins;

adults. UCKLE, 2034-3 furnished rooms vate “ht and entrance; utilities i Bilvain MODERN furnished home for rent in Car mel, Ind. Call 59 or 239.

Furn. Houses—Apts. |

129—Four-room house

BE ON A and utilities paid.

Houses for Rent 19

1224— Near bath. VANIA, N., 1807—2 clean, cool— Toom, studio uc

orch; next bath: constant hot water. = BR ECIAL SUMMER RATE. SREYLYANIA X, J8o ee el Hiv] room, stu © jereetied-in norch; next bath: hot wa Seeonp SUMMER

tch constant R RATE. _ a: d 2-room apart-| ge A ea $3 a 3; Thies furnished.

620—One-room, kitchenette, next Shath rivate entrance, porch; all utilities

BOTT. “1705 N—Unfurnished, down, 2 3 TALBOT kitchen, ii Penn-

~ svlvania trolley: L ern furnished 3-

a OT lien: front-rear entrance.

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Garage. ALNUT, 115 “E —Three Tooms, he: utilities: first floor (see kee r or basement).

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front; nicely furprivate entrance, near bath. $5.50. 403 i apartment. ieat, wa r; 86. 1

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$30; 2200 N.—Nice 3-bdrm., home, yard, Margo ners HE-4466. Savio as -room upper du fox; _ heat, water, a $30. Adults. p ' Rp SOI Yds TOE 1, e; has ; J. 8. CRUSE R REALTY CO. R1:84)2. JERSEY, 2039 N.—10 roo! ee NEW Jha hd, firs.; goo ood. 00 ons ition; 335. LI1-8401. 44 Vv fn Aes

A Fe Attractive - BAe Redecorated. S aoaroa ze. Call 05s

_ Broadway. Re ea NEAR | 6- side oudle, modern erage. © Plenty ‘cabinets. wa : paid. ‘HA-2339. ae eine Tw half of doubles