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"Under Par For Medal

John Scores 36 on First Nine In Second Qualifying Competition.

(Continued From Page Fourteen)

the exercise and a chance to win medalist honors since he automatically is qualified because he is the

titleholder. Yesterday's cards of the,

leaders follow:

PAR, Gesesvesnninnres 535—36 In ..

344—36—T2

435—34 343—33—617

iu 443 3 444

444.433 435 443

444 433 525—34 434 444 345—35—69

535—36 443—35—11

535—38 344—33—T1

454 343 434 454

554 443 ciesascsssnsasses 534 442

SCOTT P36 rexerevssseseens $a 43088 This tournament already has turried up an almost over supply of freak happenings. First there was the gent, who shall remain unnamed in these dispatches, who became so angry on the back nine where he played hide-and-seek with most of the trees that he threw his ball up in the air and swung at it, baseball fashion, with his driver. He caught hold of it, too, and sent the ball But across the wrong fairway. For sudden blowups the palm goes to Frank Kenesson, sports editor of the Frankfort Times. Even after missing a couple of short putts, he was one under par at the end of 12 holes and wound up when he holed out on the 18th green, seven over par. He is ‘a gclfer of proven ability, however, and his nerves were

cess a0ssgesss an

gs calm as a mill pond at twilight

when he stated his round today.

He wasn’t the only one either that had trouble with the trees on the incoming nine. The steady rapping of golf balls smacking trees sounded as though 'there were lumbering operations going on in the vicinity.

Cummings in Trouble

Four pre-tournament favorites from Indianapolis turned in disappointing performances, and one of this quartet, J. I. (Ike) Cummings, of the Indianapolis Country Club, who carded an 85, needs a miracle to get to enter match play for the|2 title. 4 His game looked steady enough but the putting touch wasn’t there. Dick McCreary of the same club|c had a 78 while Bill , Highland, had an ordinary 79 an ard Oliver, Lake Shore Coun lub, posted an 80. Henry Kowal, Clark Espie, Pleasant Run, posted 75's, and while they will be safely in the field if they continue that pace today, their rooters had looked |2 for better things from them. Espie

incidentally, played one of the pret- |. 4

tiest shots of the tournament on the 18th hole. His drive was stymied behind a

+ tree 80 yards out, and in trying to

bend. his second around ‘it, he hit this tree and the hall bounced back |sa almost to his feet.

lofted one over the tree and a few feet from the cup, enabling him to get a five there.

Morey in Running

Still in the running was Dale Morey, Martinsville, the newly crowned State Junior champion.|:

Even with a weak start and shaky 3:00

finish, he was able to get in the 75 bracket by staying:even with par on the middle 16 holes. One of the 72 shooters,| George Shafer, Anderson, is a |baseball player of some note. He broke up a game at Lafayette Sunday| with a timely hit to give the Lafayette Red Sox a victory over Richmond. He was punching a golf ball with the game good effect yesterday. The posse behind David and Kaperak has one consolation. These two finish early and most of the rest of them will know definitely what it will take to grab the medal by the time they hit the turn.

| Rea Park Strong

It was evident also that the Rea Park of Terre Haute boys have a chance to’ walk off with the fourman team title decided on the basis of 36-hole qualifying scores. R. L. Phillips of that city had a 76, Paul Temple a 74 and Allison Patton a 77. While the men are finishing up their qualifying chores a field of 21 women will continue play in a side tournament at Grandview municipal course here. This event for the distaff side is a gross and blind par competition for 36 holes. At the halfway mark, three Indianapolis women held the lead in the low gross division. They are Miss Mary Gorham, Highland, 77; Miss Elizabeth Dunn, Highland, 79, and Miss Dorothy Ellis, Meridian

Hills, 80.

Indianapolis in 1940 At a meeting of State Amateur

| Golf Association officials last night | the 1940 tourney was awarded to

the Indianapolis Country Club. The title meet has not been hela in the Hoosier capital since 1917. An allamateur best ball event will precede next year's tourney in place of the pro-amateur meets which have been held in the past. > All officers were re-elected, as follows: G. A. Young Lafayette, president; Dwight Mitchell, French Lick, vice president; Cliff Wagoner, Indianapolis, secretary, and Neal Grider, Indianapolis, treasurer. J. I. Cummings of the Indianapolis Country Club was made an honorary vice president.

High School Golfer Fires 4 Under Par

GARY, Ind, Aug. 1 (U. P)— Harry Gonder, Beverly Shores professional, and three amateurs cui nine strokes off par to win the Calumet professional-amateur tourney yesterday with an aggregate 30-32 ye Jim

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Gonder’s

Mathias, Boots Widener and Jesse]

Schenker, Mathias, a~’ 17-year-old | Michigan City High School student, shot an individual score of i

Sains hayes:

Then he took af, - full nine iron and sent a highly

Amateur Sports

SOFTBALL The City tournament of the Softball Association of America is to open tonight at Belmont Stadium with three games scheduled. R. C. A, an all-star team picked from the factory's eight-team loop, is to play Continental Optical in the initial game at 7 o'clock. Ringgold Reds, composed of several members of the two teams who

participated in the 260-inning maron game last week, is to meet Klor Jewelers at 8 o'clock. In the third game, carded at 9 o'clock, Banner-Whitehill faces Shadeland Cash Grocery. First round -games are to continue throughout the week.

? | Bush-Feezle Leagues Il games in the Bush-Feezle Night Facos Seague playing at Softball stadium, Tuesday and Thursday, have been poOstpened, for 2 Jieks two weeks to make room for the City tou The game, scheduled between Shamrock C. to decide the championship 0 i &onamerains 0S fe will be played aller the City tournament. Ci 18 this

League, playin sompleven schedule week. Park ern was presented with a trophy by J ®Bush- Feezle porang Goods H, sinung the title with eight win or] two losses. Fairmount Glass an Butcher Workmen were tied for second, seven wins and three losses. Illinois Street Merchants were fourth with a pirteniage 500. havi ing won five and lost five. fh achinery-. won two, lost

at Stout

eight. Christamore wone one and lost

e Sunday Morning League the |City Parks has completed its schedule. Hudepohl Beer shed first with nin int and one loss. ® Goldsmith Secos ha percentage of .800 for second place with eight. wins and two, lossés. Walker. Cleaners won third place—six wins and four losses. Cook’s Beer was fourth—flve wing five losses. Western Union an Standard Grocery were deadlocked for fifth with fe win and nine Cre apiece. Sched ule for the Twilight Factory

Sa aa playing a the City parks for tomorrow: vane Elesitotype vs. Boys Club, | Garsdf Tar 4s. Apprentice Printers, Wilaint & Color vs. Gibson Co., Rhodius 1

Fechedule

: EM-ROE LEAGUES e in the Pivot City League: ite 1 4; Second Friends: —

Branch, 7; Pau 3. ES ont Gas & Oil, & Eu Uhiversal Lock, 2.

hedule fo tu for the Tuesday League at t Hootie als vs, Ajax Beer. UU. All Stars vs. Blasengym. 9: | i vs. J C.

10 teams has been received by ay Ba t the Girls State d at Ferest Park, Sent. 34, Teams Bo d the enter: are re Sr Mr. Babb, Em-Roe

Sportin 209 W. Washington ., | Indianapolis, Ind., before Aug. 15.

Schedule for the Bush-Feezle State League: T an Merchants vs. Co-

lumbus Auto , at Columbus. ursday—All ais, Muncie, pus * Shelbyville Merchants, at Shel e. F -—Vance O Le Anderson, vs. All-Stars, Muncie, at Muncie. Columbus Jue Su BPpIY vs. Patrick Henry Beer,

Marion, at Saturday All-Stars. Muncie, v a2 Optoma Shelbyville. Merchants vs. WIRE, Indianapolis, at Indianapolis. (Standard Grocery defeated - inois Street Merchants, 9 to 6. Standard wants Friday and Saturday night games at home and

VS.

are desired. Call or write Don Englemar, 601 N. Delaware St. or phone IR. 3208.

Goldsmith Secos play at Greenwood tonight at 8 o'clock. All players report at Kansas and Meridian Sts. at 7 p. m.

U. A.W. defeated Douglas ‘Theater, 5 to 4, at Belmont Stadium last night. Tommy Lang pitched for the winners dhd LeRoy Davis for the losers,

C. F. B. team plays Fletcher M. E. Thursday at Willard Park and Garfield Christian at Garfield Friday.

806 Innings Now

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 1 (U. P). —The softball marathon craze continued to hold sway here today as two Stenton playground teams claimed a new world’s record after 806 innings of play. e teams started at 3:45 a. m.

Logan defeating Stenton, 175 to 117.

abroad. Sunday rhorning dates also |"

yesterday and halted at 8:45 p. m.,|

BASEBALL

East Side Cubs won from New Palestine, 2 to 0, and will play at; Ellettsville / next Sunday. The team has open dates Aug. 20 and 27: Write Emerson Cox, 525 N. Keystone Ave., or call CH. 3325.

Bloomington Commercials want a road game for Sunday, Aug. 6, and home games Aug. 13 and 20. Address Hendrix Bros, Bloomington, Ind., Phone 5019.

Members of the the Empire Life and Accidént Insurance team will practice tomorrow at Rhodius Park, Diamond 1, 4:30 p. m. Manager LeRoy Bartlett nts all players to report.

Hank Potter "pitched the Southport Red Birds to 6-to-3 victory over Crawfordsville. Bill Thompson Southport catcher, hit a home run with the bases loaded. The Red Birds will play dat Bedford Sunday. The team has ‘Aug. 13 and 20 open. Write K. A. Osborne, 1103 Hanna Ave., Indianapolis, Ind.

Amateurs on Trip

ROME, Aug. 1 (U. P).—An allItalian boxing team comprising ¢ | eight amateur champions will leave for Buenos Aires aboard the Liner

Oceania from Naples on Sept. 9. The team, which will be accom-

Steve Klaus, will attend the Latin tournament in Buenos Aires.

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Three Advance Through Third Round Without Loss of Set. CULVER, Ind, Aug. 1 (U. P)—

The three top-seeded players in the Junior division of the Junior and

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came through the third round of singles play today without dropping a set. Ted Olewine, Santa Monica, Cal. No. 1, whitewashed Robert ‘W. Aldrich, Galesburg, I11., 6-0, 6-0. Two unseeded Juniors from Chicago started the elimination of seeded players by stopping their opponents, seeded 7 and 8. Jimmy Evert beat Arthur Prochaska, Hartford, Conn., No. 8, 6-1, 6-2. Gardner Larned defeated Calvin Sawyier, Chicago,d No. 7, 7-6, 6-1. Other results today: Jadk Kramer, Los Angeles, Cal. seecred No. 2, deieated Tom Nixon, San Antenio, Tex., 6-2, 6-3. Larry Dee, San Francisco, seeded No. 3. stopped Dick Wade, Glencoe, Ill. 6-1, 6-1. Ear] Bartlett, New Orleans, beat Roy J. Grimse, San Diego, Cal, 8-0, 6-2. Arthur Prochaska yesterday was forced to three sets by William Bau-

Jmann, Oak Park, Ill., before winning,

6-4, 6-8, 6-2. In another extra set match, Allen Richardson, St. Louis, seeded eighth in the Boys’ division, defeated .Bob Stowe, Kalamazoo, Mich, 1-6, 6-2, 6-2. Other results. yesterday: Ben Nixon defeated Bobby Jake, Milwaukee, 1938 Boys’ champion, 6-0, 6-0; Gardner Larned, Chicago, defeated Marshall Chambers, Cincinnati, 1938 Boys’ runner-up, 6-3, 6-0; Harry Likas, San Francisco, seeded second, defeated Gordon Schoolman, Rochester, N.Y. 7-5, 6-2. Budge Patty, Boys’ division favorite from Los Angeles, drew a bye! yesterday, and was to meet Bruce, Laing, Dowagiac, Mich., today.

Water Polo Tilts

Two municipal pool water polo tilts, Rhodius against Willard "and Ellenberger against Garfield, are on tap dt Ellenberger tonight. The opener, Rhodius vs. Willard, will

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Jane Gorman Is Medalist Victor

SOUTH BEND, Ind, Aug. 1 (U. P.) —Eight feminine golfers today teed off in match play for the Indiana’ Women’s State Junior golf championship. Young Mary Jane Gorman ‘of Hammond's Wodmar Country Club was the favorite. She won medalist honors yesterday in qualifying with rounds of 40-46—86 and today meets Louise Davison, Tippecanoe, in the first round. Other matches

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D. ’ Aug. 1 (NEA) —~From Oakland comes word that Daniel Arena Jr. is coming to Detroit late in August to drive Notre Dame in the Gold Cup on Labor Day. Arena tells friends he i been engaged by Herbert Mendelson to drive the Detroit boat. In last year’s race, Arena’s Miss Golden Gate was the only craft to stay with Count Theo Rossi of Italy, whose Alagi won the cup. Arena’s boat has a new power plant, but the young son of a California wine merchant feels it isn’t fast enough to beat Alagi. Arena would replace Clell Perry, designer, builder, and pilot of Mendelson’s two Notre Dames, the first of which bagged the Gold Cup and two President's Cup races.

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SOUTH BEND, Ind, Aug. 1.— Notre Dame University plays five football opponents at home this fall: Purdue, Sept. 30; Georgia Tech, Oct. 7; Southern Methodist, Oct. 14; Northwestern, Nov. 18, and Southern California, Nov. 25.

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MOORE & KIRK

CH-1806 TA-6056-8

SHIRLEY BROS. CO.’

946 N. Illinois St. LI-5409

J. C. WILSON

1230 Prospect St.

DR-5307

RI-5374

DR-4477

R-1150

DR-0321 DR-0322

Florists & Monuments

WACTORY SPACE FOR LEASE het 50.000 sq. ft. at 12¢; located at W. Wash~ ington and Harding Sts. FievaLors. railroad switch, serine JI Frick do

FOR RENT—Stcre room adjoining J00ms; A-1 location, 2330 W, Ray.

Wanted to Rent - 23

ANTED—6 100! house, tional,

Ills. HE-5047

Moving & Storage 24

HOGAN TRANSFER & STORAGE CORP." Movin, acking. Demlothin G FURNITURE Van Service to All 48 States O MA

- Agents a 8683 Massachusetts Ave. RI1-3396

ESTABLISHED 1895—SUESzZ—Transfer and Storage, Packing. 8hip pping. Overland Joule, RI- 3628. Nig: t phone, CH-

ILL move you for discarded fumnttuse, Guaranteed satisfaction. KIMMEL 2144 N. Illinois. TA-2944.

Delaware Flower Shop

0 Nf de BV: CRITE

ALP I

Times Want Ads Lowest Rate in City.

Houses and Lots

LOST—Bird dog. named ‘Texas’; white withetan spots, bullet sear on shoulder

extends under neck; reward NAL EXPRESS 1 RATLW

AGENCY 302 8. LOST — White purse & scales front of Walkover Shoe Store. MRS. RICH, 313% N. Capitol Ave. TA-5083. Liberal reward.

LOST—Saturday, barrack bag containin ng boots, shoes. overalls; reward. TA-04 8

Lost and Found

Help Wanted—Female

CHRISTMAS cards, stationery, name imrintéd. Show friends ol estailishad ine, Earn more.. Many box assor ‘‘Golden-Value” ‘$1 Box 21 Cards! 50c. Experience unnecessary. Samples LLA RO 25

EE. C. fth Ave., Dept. 3313. New Yor!

RELIABLE, intelligent, age 25-30; must like children. cook. no laundry: experienced: RSrmadent; good wages. Box 441 care

Phone RI1-858 for .owest want =a word rate i» the city and quick results. Times Want Ads Lowest Rate in City.

Help Wanted—Male 2 MEN WANTED

3 you want an opportunity to work 52 weeks a year, where your earnings are unfimited and you, are over 25, see Mr. Hermerding, 135 W. 16th.

CARPENTER, working foreman, understanding running large residential work. Don't answer unless you qualify. State Pe. expected to start and age. Box 260, Times. L F

HANGER, PAINTER—M do PA cleaning in exchange for nd work, 3203 Central.

Want Ads Lowest

‘Rate in City.

Schools & Instructions 12

B IMETR-M ears old, belov pet 3 rE Gather pea Mater an Friend un , may call at the hom y Rr = . home, "Burial st” ameter. FYMAN—Eva violet, sister of Mrs. iol a, Ses Fr Mr. a x ariel, v6 Pinch aoa July 5 i. “or kik a A ARY' Thursday, 3: 3 »

hael, 60 band of Bri tia B Amel, Funeral Wednesda e &: Ee invited. G. “Josepns A. an, Al Ie 1 Bowling Sree, O.; 3 Friends may call at the time.

Briaars mation.

s | MORE for your money hi

HL ENN ST OPPOSITE f 8}

Roytl Beauty Acad. 401 Foasevelt Bldg.

PHgoven: service in vour home. Persénal Services 13

OIL PERMANENT, $2.00 { RAINBOW A 35 Century Bldg.

D. 5 vears hospital expetiance

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Special Announcements 12B |uny

BARGAIN Four high- grade. S22 5700 east, £3 north of Shik: 2 udubon Ro facing Graham Jae oo 50163, alt] one: plot (100x326), 00 Cash; V. W. CROSHIER, CH-48%.

1229 N. DENNY ST.

Completely modern and ti 5-room bungalow; model kitchen down, balance like rent. M HU-4716, 138 N. Delaware, MA- Si.

940 Eastern Ave,

Immediate Possession; ne 3-bedroo home, near Philip Neri “CHureh, A Seal

bargain. Pach. BR-1426 MPSO Bridges & Graves. 243 N. Der ORI , 1225 N. HAUGH Five. room modern isles Fh it a i in ah : SHR Ri, Hoan 138 N. Delaware. MAC 142

1964 HOLLOWAY ; 4 Rms., semi-modern, completely recon< dioned bun alow, new rok pains, aE he down.

PA OL L. “Worn co."

BE SURE of vour title stract prepa

Union Title Co. — 155 B. Market St

Only $25 month will buy 5-room modern ungalok. built-in features, only down. See 3912 N. Tacoma. BR-0158,

®liver A: @ ark due 1500"

HOME OWNERS LOAN CORP. We are direct: contract brokers. Get a list of properties. Allison

easy Co.. Realtors. RI-2368. 140 N. Del. on modern double: rents $60" EAST month; RE BROS. / 01 Inland B de. “RET

FORCED ice Woodrow: Ave. Inani*e W. TL Creek. MRS. THOMAS.

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COME TO 521 K. of P. Buildi Jou to the finest bargain in wn. :

Real Estate for Trade

SUAL S-rm. mod. brick venee ell,

a city Front

galow, Nearly ne newt 3% = guibuiidings: for Yor improves

MOZART, ea oom" ‘Will consider s cen in MAs1420. MiSs Et i

Real Estate Wanted Wanted Well

roperties Call 18811, n

located lots

229 N. Penn

i doubles.

trade for

living ,

#-room acreage within 15: ile radius of In-

decorations,

guaranteed.

Times want ads get \results ut lowest :

for bath;

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615 Lemcke Bldg. . 2324 CARROLLTON—8 . AND BATH; ‘| 4-CAR GAR. MR: ER Sa

Hall Hottel Go.- LI. 2541

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