Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 March 1940 — Page 24

PAGE Hogan Finally | Gets Himself A Golf Title

Wins North-South and| Greenshoro Is Next

~~ GREENSBORO, N. C. March 22| + (U. P.).—Ben Hogan," whose, 11-un- - der-par total of 277: : for 72 holes won him the North-South open , championship was back at his fa-

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‘yorite pastime today—practicing.

Hogan waited at ‘Pinehurst only énough to collect his first . prize check of $1000 and then came here to practice up/|for the $5000 . Greensboro Open, which starts| to-

. long

morTow.

Hogan's first championship represented a three-year struggle. to get to the top and one heartbreaker after another for him and Valeria, pretty wife, who sat impatiently : many a clubhouse veranda hopg he woul come in first “ust

this once, a ay.” ; Hogan ha

Texas Open, |Oakland and Phoenix. “Fd about! lost all faith in myself,” he said. “I'd get out . and play the best I cad and

at the last minute and walk off with : he championship.” It’s not, the money that worried : Hogan-—he ranks second in money winnings to his friend Jimmy Demaret of ¥ouston, Tex, for the win-

ter circuit with $4,038. | Red Wing Icers Are Favored

. The New under Soe today against the De- - troit Red Wings in a resumption of Stanley Cup play in the National Hockey League. The Americans lost their first start to the Wings out at Detroit, 2-1, in .an overtime struggle Monday night. The Boston Bruins, defending titleholders, drew even with the New York Rangers by scoring a 4-2 victory in| the second game of’ their best four-out-of-seven series lass . night. e Toronto Maple Leafs : eliminated the Chicago Black Hawks, 2-1. Boston, lout to make up for their Monday i 4-0 loss to the Rang-

UNITED PRESS York Americans were

ers, bro loose with a secondperiod rrage of three goals. { Twenty penalties, including four majors, wr meted out. Last night's Leaf win, combined with. Monday night's 3-2 overtime triumph, | ended Chicago’s hopes. The Leafs now meet the winner of the Americans-Red Wings series. A third-period goal credited to Hank Goldup halted the Hawks for good after ey had rallied to tie the score late in the period. Goldup’s shot, which bounced off Jack Portland of the Hawks, came at 11.56 of the third period.

‘All Top Horses in

Suburban Race NEW YORK, March 22 (U. P.).— Every top handicap horse in the United States was named tdday for the 54th running of the $20,000 Suburban Handicap to be held at Belmont Park late in May. The list of 47 nominees was headed by C. S. Howard's Kayak II and W. L. Brann’s Challedon. Col Maxwell Howagd also sent in the name of| Stagéhand, the 1938 3-year-old lchamp who will attempt a Ch this season.

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come in second in three tournaments this season, the

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Just a year avd from the big show is the way baseball experts

big Kentuckian who recently joined the Indianapolis Indians. on option from the Cincinnati Reds. The 22-year-old pastimer batted 321 in the International League last year, playing 108 (Sanies. Reports from the Tribe's Bartow, Fla., camp indicate West is

Number.

ns size up Dick West (above), the

being trained

Chief Griffin

For First Game

Times Special BARTOW, Fla., March 22.—Manager Wes Griffin split his large squad of Indianapolis Redskins today and staged the first intrasquad game of the training season. What he called his regular infield was to see action on one side and his pick of flychasers on the other. He aimed to even the strength ‘of the teams and let ‘em go to it over the regulation route. The Tribe squad is well stocked with pitchers, 13, and catchers, five, and the main task will be. to get| them all into service.. However, Dee Moore, one of ‘the catchers, has volunteered to play third base on one of the teams. He's had experience there, as well as on the mound and in the outfield. One infield will line up with Newman at first, Vaughn at second, Hill at third, and Richardson at shortstop. The other, Latshaw at first,

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SOFTBALL Teams wanting in twilight league play should contact Dick Collins at Bush-Feezle’s, 136 E. Washington St., or call RI-4453.

The Fountain Square club will open its season April 7 at Garfield No. 2 against Weak’s Market." Regulars of the Fountain Square team will meet the rookies at 2 p. m. March 31 at Garfield. Park and last year’s players and jrryouts are to report at that time. For games, teams In the, 16 to 20-year-old class may write H. G. Johnson, 725 Shelby | St, or call DR-2383-R..

Em-Roe leagues 0 being com-~ pleted in church, ustrial and independent classes and managers desiring to enter may see Everett Babb at Em-Roe’s not later than Monday. The telephone is LI-3446. There is one opening in the Em-

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Today

Zantara at second, Moore at third, and Blackburn at shortstop. Outfielders: Hunt, Luce and Scott; Falk, Ziminsky and Mack. Catchers: Pasek and Martin; West and Easterwood. - ~ The pitchers will be split up and assigried to teams after a long batting practice. Coach Buck Crouse will direct play.

Tribe camp and a heavy drill in fly chasing, batting practice, pepper games and wind sprints was topped |E off by snappy infield workouts. irty-four players -are in camp and it requires a lot of time to give them sufficient exercise,

Garrett Casters Still the Tops

first position today in the skish casting tourney .at the Sportsmen’s Show at the Fairgrounds’ with a

score of 305. Three teams—the Marion County Fish and Game Association 5 and 9 and Hoffman Sporting Goods 1— are scheduled to compete tonight. + The Fish and Game 2 outfit led last night's competitors with 209 and RCA of Indianapolis was second with 187. The ten leading teams: Creek Chub 2 of Garrett, 305; Bell Conservation 1, 280; Creek Chub Bait 1 of Garrett, 262; Marion County Fish and Game Association 3, 255; Marion County Fish and Game Association 1, 242; Tipton 1, 236; Hoffmann Sporting Goods 2, 235; Indianapolis. Hunting and Fishing Club, 229; Noblesville Casting Club, 227, and P..R. Mallory 1, 224.

ahead in the individual standings with 73.

Two Tied for 2d At Billiards

CHICAGO, March 22 (U. P.).— Jay Bozeman, Vallejo, Cal., shared second place today with Jake Cleveland, in the $20,000 world’s championship threecushion billiards tournament. Willie Hoppe, New York, retained first position in the standings with seven victories and no defeats. Bozeman defeated defending champion Welker Cochran, San 52-inning match. It was Bozeman’s sixth victory of the tournament. Joe Chamaco, Mexico City, title claimant, defeated Allen Hall, Chicago, 50-33; Tift Denton, Kansas City, beat Johnny Layton, St. Louis, 50-39; Otto Reiselt, hiladelphia, defeated Arthur Thurnblad, Kenosha, Wis., 50-31. Matches today: Denton vs. Rubin, Hall vs. Layton, Chamaco vs. Thurnblad, Hoppe vs. Cochran.

Edwards, Brafford Both Cast 100s

both scored perfect 100s for tops in

Tomlinson Hall. It was Edwards! second perfect score of the season.

Chief Griffin and|} Yesterday was all business in the|g

H Creek Chub 2 of Garrett still held

Charles Swartout, of Garrett is

Rex Edwards and Don Braffordy the casting ‘tourney last night ati.

| Amateur Tee {Scoring Title

- Kuhns Get First Defeat In Season Finale ;

George Baizléy of the league-lead-ing Bill Kuhn's Chevrolets clinched scoring ‘honors for the season by tallying two goals and an assist last night at the Coliseum, but his team, previously unbeaten, lost its last start of the year in the amateur hockey league ‘to an aggressive Indiana Fur Co. squad, 7 to 3. Baizley ‘and his mates matched the Furriers in the first period. which endecl 2-all, but they dropped behind dn the seeond session and

‘|failed to match their rivals’ strong

finish. The victory avenged a previous 4-t0-3 loss to the Chevies and gave the Furriers undisputed claim to second place. Doug Bowden, who trailed Baizley

|by a single point in the individual

standing prior to last night, was shutout in the other game of the double - header as his Sportsman's Store squad bowed to- the County Officials, 3 to 2, after leading most of the way.

post-season games but the two leaders may engage in a single playoff contest. Chet Cullen, who tallied four times last night for the [Furriers, did not see action with the team when it dropped its first test of the year and that defeat was the deciding factor which prevented the squad from gaining a tie for the league title by dividing the two contests.carded with the Chevies.

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Prize checks totaling $2127 will be ready for leaders in the recent city tourney at Fox-Hunt's tomorrow noon.

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whet PALM. BEACH, March 2 (U. P)~—The Cleveland Amerifans, heartened by the news y that injured ShoriMh) ‘might be back in two weeks, meet Rochester today in an attempt to break their two-game! losing streak. ‘Oscar: Grimes, injured second baseman, took his. first work-out yesterday land appeared fit. Paul O'Dea, outfielder, was added to the casu ty Mst as a result of a vicious foul tip that struck his right eye,

City Bids for Tenpin Meet

DETROIT, March 22 (U. P.).— Matty Faetz Sr., Chicago, who won the all-events title of the 1915 American Bowling Congress, becomes the first former champion to roll in the current championships tonight. Faetz leads his Chicago recreation team into action among regulars in the first major attack by top-rank-ing teams in the tournament. Arrival of the Scronger quintets started the annual maneuvering for the 1941 and'1942 A: B. C. tourneys. St. Pauli, Minn., apparently has next year’s classic without opposition but the 1942 site, also to be selected at the meeting next oe day, is expected to be a battle between Columbus and Indianapolis. Buffalo may enter bidding if a suitable location can be found there. First among several former baseball stars to bowl is Bob O'Farrell, Waukegan. Elizabeth, N. J., sends Breidt’s Brews, featuring veteran sharpshooters Ray Nolen and Mart Cassio. Sharing the spotlight will be Vogel's Windy City Chicago team which shot into second Place last year with a 3097,

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CAPE ELIZABETH, N. J., March 22.—Archie San Romani will Join the faculty of the local high school as music and physical education in-

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