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WEDNESDAY, JULY 17, 1940

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

PAGE 17

Mrs. Ochiltree and Miss Ellis Swing Way to Semi-Finals Of State Women’s Golf Meet

Dorothy Defeats Carolyn Varin by 6-and-5 Score; Terre Haute ‘Giant Killer’ Marches On

TERRE HAUTE, Ind., July 17 (U. P.).—llarriett Ran-

dall Ochiltree of Indianapolis today turned in a smashing

7 and 6 victory Mrs. Paul Graham of South Bend to enter the semi-final round of the Indiana women's golf tournament at th © Allendale Country Club. Mrs. Ochiltree, the defending champion, had charge of ‘the match throughout and tomeets Dorothy Ells of Indianapolis in a semi-

final match. Miss Ellis, state champion in 1937, also won handily today, defeating Carolyn Varin, present Indianapolis city champion, by a 6 and 5 margin. Irmegard Grabbe of Terre Haute, “giant killer” of the present tournament, continued her march with a nd-4 victory over Mrs. Lucy R Steel of Evansville while Mrs. Leo van Tilbury of South Bend was winning a close one from her fellow townswoman, Mrs. Calvert Shorb, 2 and 1. Miss Grabbe and Mrs. Van Tilbury clash tomorrow in the other semifinal match Miss Grabbe Is ‘Giant Killer’

over

Satan Aces Fave Defeat

(U. P)— to prove squad of his choice P. G. A.-selected placed himself in Oakland Hills lead-

morrow

DETROIT, Sara a polf whip the Ryder Cup team, the lineup today

July Iv

Gene fighting

that can

with only a slim ‘chance of

ing his chall

engers to victery

Sarazen entered in one of the

eight singles matches which con-

clude the two-dav classic of pro-

domestic presence Was for

here for a ana the leader

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fessional stars Ryder Cup serie of the fiery little pected to bolster his gigantic task before The Cuppers, dit plaving Capt ]

over

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the i b Grabbhe won the “giant

title vesterday with a default Elizabeth Dunn of Ineivht times Indiana champion Miss Dunn, to pieces on the

Miss Killex

ected

by non. victory over Vv. “ory > Hagen, held .

» challengers With dianapolis, he decided in women Ss means that Whose game went six | Second nine, picked up and ‘cona ceded the 16th hole while she was two down. thus ending the match Mrs. Ochiltree, Miss Ellis and Miss Varin had little trouble with their first round opponents. The defending title-holder walloped Margaret Kinerk of South Bend, 5 and 3, while Miss Varin swamped Ina Glenn of South Bend. 8 and 9. Miss Ellis doused Emma Wilson of Milan, 8 and 6. In other first round matches Mrs Shorb upset Mary Gorham of Indianapolis. 7 and 6; Mrs. Van TilPury defeated Mrs, N. S. McBride of Terre Haute. 2 and 1: Mrs. Steel downed Mrs, BE. D. Anderson of Anderson, 2 and 1, and Mrs. Graham nmidged Mrs. Pete Pelcher of Ham3 and 2

lead eight more pont the smgles Sarazen’s « of the ‘eight

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Sam star from Benny Hoin the first hes were Dick nmy Demaret; vs. ‘Sarazén; vs, Craig Wood; vs, Lawson LitBilly Ed vs

The lincup today pitted Snead, the long-hitting Shawnee, Pa. against gan, of the challengers bracket of The other Metz (RR) vs J Henry Picard (R) Ralph Guldahl (R) Horton Smith (R) tle; Byron Nel: Burke; Jimm: Oliver, and Harry Cooper In vestere Demaret def one up: Picard-Metz defeated ver-Cooper, 4: Smith- mond, 3 2 Wood -Burke, np. -

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the time of Sharp's ‘exodus. Himsl the safeties, incladmg the three I the payoff fourth inning. But {vo were wasted in the second when Zientara hit inte a couble plav after Wally Berger had poked out an infield hit. hn sich a situation Blackpbum's following triple wasnt ‘of much help, and he died at third when Diegrant Scott skied to right

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Rogino walked visitors’ hituing honors. banging three singles in as many officail trips te the plate and drawing a pass on his other appearance. Newman, who used to Tribe regalia wo for four Reis swatted a pair in his at bal Blackburn solved Himsl ning

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George Caster . . . he pitches a six-hitter to stop Detroit,

A. L. Learns ol Flag Races

By GEORGE KIRKSEY

United Press Staff Correspondent

CHICAGO, July 17.—Those American Leagu2z clubs, unused to the strain of participating in a nervewracking pennant race as late as mid-July, have the screaming meanies in the worst way. Cleveland has lost three straight to the sixth-place Senators. The Tigers have dropped three out of four to the seventh-place Athletics. The Yankees have been humbled twice in succession by the fifthplace White Sox The Red So. were smart didn't play yesterday.

— they

Cleveland Crumbles

Cleveland put on the worst exhibition of plain and fancy nose-div-mg vesterdav. With a chance to take ove the American League Yead, the Vittmen kicked away a 7-2 lead and wound up losing to the Senators, 118. O1 top of five runs going into the last of thie sixth, Cleveland fell apart as Washington jammed over seven uns. Five Cleveland pitchers couldn't stop the Senators, but Johnny Allen was charged with the defeat. The Senators did all they could to toss the game away with four errors but the Vittmen simply wouldn't think of taking advantage of the generosity of Bucky Harris noble athletes George Caster, who's been licked 13 times this season and hasn't won a game since June 26, stopped Detroit, 3-1. for his third triumph. He pitched a six-hitter against the league leaders. Sam Chapman hit homer No. 14 as Freddy Hutchinson lost his first start since coming back to the Tigers from the minors The Yankee pennant - wagon slowed down before the pitching of John Rignev, who concocted a siXhitter as the White Sox triumphed 3-1. Joe Kuhel hit his 15th homer ta pace a 12-hit atack on Manus Russo. Reds Stretch Lead

A rained-out game and a Brooklyn loss combined to ‘enable Cincinnati to build up a 3'.-game lead over the Dodgers, the Reds’ longest lead of the season. Pittsburgh came from behind to upset the Dodgers, 3-3, after trailing 3-0 as late as the sixth. John Lanning won his fourth game but it was his first complete one. Bob Elliott's {triple in the eighth off Tot Pressnell was the winning poke. Rain prevented the Phils-Red game, The Cardinals straight triumph Rees, 4-3. Country two homers (Nos, Johnny Mize hit one (No. 24), Clvde Shoun, although tapped for 12 hits, went the route to win. Verne Olsen outdueled Ham Gumbert ta give Cubs a 2-9 shutout over, the Giant Olsen allowed «1x hits and Gumbert four Phil Cavarretta's single with the bases filled in the seventh drove in {he two Cub tallies.

Unknowns in

Grid Poll Lead

CHICAGO, July pair of football America selectors moved mto the nation-wide to compete annual legians

their sixth the

hit

scored by beating Slaughter

9 and 10). and

the

17 plavers never lead balloting for m Chicago's all-star game meet Green champion Packers Aug Clarence Lorentz. an end trom Thnois College. and Panl Sheets, star guard at Xavier (Ohed College, werd running neck-and-neck with Sach publicitv-getters as Harry Smith of Southern Canfornia, Esco Sarkkimen otf Ohio State, Joe Bava of Texas A 2nd M., and a half-dozen others for positions in the starting lineup Joe Thesing, Notre Dame back. took over the mdiviaual popularity lead with a block of 79.403 votes from South Bend, Ind. The leaders: Ends—Sarkkinen, 54.147, ULorentz, Illinois 43.288; Kerr, Notre Dame. Mackiewicz, Purdue, 38664 Tackles—Bovd. Texas A. and M 48.372; Cutlich Nortawestern 41,517; Stella, Army, 39948; Harvey, Notre Dame, 38.304 Guards Smith, Southern Calitornia, 72947: Sheetz, Xavier (Oho), 49.508; Method Northwestern 45683; Bird, Washington, 44492. Centers— Turner Hardin - Simmons, 66.482; Kopcha. Chattanooga. 28.396 Quarterbacks 60.327; Sacco, St. Halfhacks

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- Heanis, Purdue, Ambrose. 58974. Kinnick, Towa, 64981: Cassiano, Pittsburgh, 58.27. Van Every, Minnesota, 56.854: Sheridan, Notre Dame, 56.392 Fullbacks—Thesing, Notre Dame, 79.403; Principe, Fordhany, 42.197.

Beating Himself

They say Al Hostak's biggest weakness is the fact he punches so furiously that he wears himself out and can’t withstand counter . rallies.

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Setvers, among others, have entered: Inez Scholl, | Ott

City Net (Queen Rogers Enters May Not Play Semi-Finals

Rogers Downs, boosted as IndianSs apolis’ best bet for tennis promin- |

Decision May Make Meet ence, meets David Scudder this Wide Open Affair afternoon in the semi-finals of the |

junior tourney of the Indianapolis! Muriel

Adams’ hesitancy about Tennis Center at the Hawthorn

‘entering this year's city tennis tour- courts,

nament may throw the ladies’ title chase wide open when play begins this week-end on the Hawthorn courts. Possessor

Tom Messerlie and Wooden Weiland play in the other match with the right to play m the national meet at Culver Aug. 5 at stake. Top-seeded Downs yesterday de-| feated Paul McCreary, 6-1, 6-4; Scudder defeated Alfred Dobrowitz, - 6-0: Messerliie defeated Earl Otey. 6-3, 10-8, and Weiland defeated Garo Antreasian, 6-1, 6-0. Boys’ division matches starting today paired Charles Tichenor s (somewhat of a table tennis star Burns to Pefend Title when the weather is cold) against In the men’s singles division, Boyd Higgine; George Buschmann Ralph Burns will be back to defend Fic Jack Sunderland, and Carl Liebhis 1939 crown against such con-| ge vs. Harold Morgan and Dick

of a long string of Miss Adams today still was undecided as to whether she would go aiter another. Should she decide against competing, the tournev shapes up as a dogfight among Virginia Binford. Peegy Kendall. Alta Hillkier and Helen Fechtman.

tenders as Hank Campbell. local \wooq vs. Bill Boyer. entrant to go the farthest the recent Western tournament; Roger | Downs, an up-and-coming young- | ster: Roger Hooker and Ray Von- Parker Leads Field Spreckelsen. In past years the tournament has been something of a twilight affair. In Eastern Many entrants who worked during the day were unable to get on the] : A . courts until late in the afternoon. JACKSON HEIGHTS, N. Y. July As a result the tournament sched- 17 (U. P.). — Play in the fourth ule was torn apart, with numerous .suna of the men’s singles at the delays and postponements, Eastern Clay Court Championships Play Starts Saturday began today with the seeded favorThis year's plan calls for the ies Jed by Frank Parker of Pasatournament to open Saturday, with a cal. a full schedule of matches on Sat- “CUR. Th Ll No 1 @efeated ‘dav Sunday. Officials hope . a hikio : Satan audi or matches in both Louis Valentine of New york, 8-9, the men's and womens singles di- 8-1, yesterday and Joe Fishback of ed rf wh New York, seeded fifth, won over visions completed by sundown Sun- Tom Brown. San Francisco, 7-5, 6-2 day, With further play scheduled to complete the seeded contingent throughout next week. Men's dou- . < : , in the fourth round bles will begin on Monday, and final The women stars—Virginia Wolratehes in all divisions will be held oo “aap Francisco. listed first: = week from Say. \ I orothy Bundy, Santa Monica, Cal, i eS I a ua ye asp NM. econd, and Norma Taubele, New Saturday, and the Geadiime oh Mens 5 , York, former national indoor chamdoubles entries is 24 hours later, pion, advanced without much effort

Gustaion to Play With Easterners 1" (U. P)

Amateurs

Softball team managers have until July 27 to file their entries for the eighth annual city tournament, according to plans announced today bv the Indianapolis Soitball Association following a meeting of the association's board of directors last ght. Chief business transacted last night by the board was a new rule barring softball plavers trom taking dual roles in different tourneys. The following law was bvassed. Any plarer participating in any other city tournament will nat be permitted to play in the I. S. A. tournament. Any players so lost may not be replaced Last vear, teams were banned from competition in outside events and this vear it was decided to take a further step and bar individual players. Wally Middlesworth, eity recreation director, again will manage the meet, which will be played at Stout and Softball stadiums, through

NEW YORK, July Harlan Iver Gustaton, captain and left end of Pennsvivania's football team last year, has accepted an invitation to play with the Eastern college all-stars who play the New York Giants professional team Sept 4 in the annual New York HeraldTribune Fresh Air Fund game, it was announced toda) |

LENORA STOCKDALE IS DEAD HERE AT 69

Mrs. Lenora Stockdale died today at the home of her daughter, Mrs John Wildey, 1134 Pomander Place She was 69 Born in tuecky, she was apolis resident Wildey; two sons, Vernon and John Cal.: four sisters, Mrs. Pearl Gans . 4 Hand Mrs. Lena Zintel of Indiansemifinal rounds The final game's apolis, Mrs. Mona Demint of CineinA EDUY jati and Mrs. Elva Herbert of lanks will be avaliable at sporting ;,.ancastle, and a brother, William ols Stores and iy the hi Side E. Harsin of Indianapolis. alums after Friday, Middlesworth Services will be held at 2:30 p. m said today Entries may be filed the Moore & Kirk North Side at 302 City Hall. Morinary and buriel will be at I'he sectional tournament Crown Hill must be concluded by Aug. 11 after all entries are in, association officials will decide on a starting date which will give them time State enough to Man off their meet. The Indianapolis winner will continue ALFNXANDRIA Bo into the Indiana Recreation Association’s state toumeyv, the state champion to play in the nationals at St. Louis Radio Station WIRE is defending LIN champion while Kingan A A. will CANNELTON attempt to go farther than 1t did a Moog 4 sur vear ago, when it finished second. on. hley Roberts, father No eity champion has ever re- CHRISNEY MATER Ce peated. rVivors Sons, W davehter Mrs Dewey David Egnew jsters and Mrs. Martha 1 CLOVERDALE 8 ¢ EDINBURG - M: na 1 Survivers: Husband, Ley ( Eva Sidener and sons, James, Mark

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<Q vde Carter " Mrs James Stewart -Warner, leading the Bush- ableman Feezle Night Factory League, will battle J. D. Adams, which already has clinched the Downtown Merchants flag, In the main game of tonight Prize Night doubleheader at the Softball stadium. Gleason Pie and Gibson Co. will meet in the 7:15 preliminary.

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following teams have entered Prosper the Em-Roe church tourney, sched- Alois Vogl. Mi Wied (6 start Jate this montis: | Ton. Blekerle ang Nil Second Fr > 3 : GOLDSMITA Seaborn Second Friends, Englewood, Morris gurvivers Street Methodists. Dynhurst Baptists, and Mis il pi Wood Broadway 101, First U. B. Rridge- CirrRsoNLLY port. Methodists, St. John Evan. Ran gelical Lutheran and Rivers Methodists. Ta enter call Bverett Babb, L.1-3446

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; Buhne 11 and 18. Write Bud pannah Moenning and 5316 Somerset Ave. bring SHANNONDALE wi Th : : \ : Boohe 78. Survivors 'hite | The Indianapolis ABC's, with a Brothers G sore ay Jesce Spencer: sisters | record of five straight victories, will Mrs Thomas Hicks and Mrs. Emma Otterplay the Lincoln Giants at Rich- mad 3 y \ SHELBYVILLE Mrs mond Sunday. The ABC's last win givivors: Daughters. Mrs, Lytle Natl and was over the Westport Merchants, Mrs. Charles Curson: sons, tito _ and 0-4 For games write Earl Smith. Maurice Higeins; sisters, Mrs. N. J. Rem 762 N.

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PROBATION WORKERS SCHOOL Times Special | Joseph P. Murphy, chief probation | GREENFIELD, Ind, July 17.—A officer of the State of New Jersey, new midget race track is scheduled will direct a two-day training con to open here Saturday night, with a ference at the Claypool Hotel in late program of five events. September for the officers of the Promoters said the following Indiana Probation Department. Mrs. state probation direc Rutler, Frank Scherrer, John, tor, said the exact dates for the Stackiford, Jimmy Carring and Jim | conference would be announced wson,

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Deaths—Funerals

Indianapolis Times, Wednes.,

ADAMS —Samuel, age 78 Laura, tather of Mrs. Fred Paul and Harry Tuesday, Funeral m., at the Usher Washington St. Burial Friends may call al

J. Lucille and

July 1%, 1919

hushand of Harper passed

years, Clifford Adams, y hursday, Jul) Mortuary, 2313 Terre Haule ind moriuary. of Adalvn and Anna

mother Joseph sister of at residence. 1015 Friends may cail Funeral Home Friday 8:30 a m. Holy Holy Cross Cemt

FRANCIS. Margaret Dovle Robert {homas Francis right, passed away 50th St. July 16 the Feenev & Feeney {. Meridian Funeral 1 funeral home els Church, Bunal

of Ray Irene E 1

beloved wile Gish, mother of rs grandmother of Raymond Sharon C Kingery daughter of Mrs sister of Mrs } Villa Gillaspy., Mrs, Elizaoe h all of Indianapolis: Mrs. Kah of Chicago, 111 and Mi William Marshall of Philadelphia Ind pa away Tuesday. at ‘he Methodis Funeral Priday. 2 p.m. from Bros. Central Chapel, Illinois a Burial Washington Park Friends 1 at the residence 820 Ueland i noon Frida and at p. m. Fridav,

GISH Inez, age 46; mond J Kingery Wiley Kingery Marshall vin, Mrs Castete: erine Jervis a

ssed Hosp ta Shirlex 10th may cal Ave 1 chapel ef 4

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nee Ward). beloved wife mother of William M of Phyllis Mavi July 15, Ave

ANLEY Delia of William Hanley Hanley grandmother Hanley died Monday residence. 1138 Engh sh Thursday, July 18 a residence Services A St Chureh a. m Interment Cemeter) Friends invited. Friends may call at the residence. Deceased was mem yer of Altar Society, St. Patrick's Church

Ba) Kleiiz

9 Holv Cross

brother of Mise

HOFMANN Mrs, Fannie

bara Hofmann of Wilmington Del. and uncle of Mr Rose H. Beck, passed away Tuesday eve nine Funeral services Friday 9 o clock at the S8. Peter and Paul Cathedral Burial Crown Hill Friends may call at the Flanner & Buchanan Moria

George and

M.. mother of Charles of William E. Smock, Chi Tuesday aft ep on & Bu~hanan Friends inFriends ma)

Daisy sister passed a

MARTIN Martin cago Service Mortuary vitad rial Crown call at the Mortuary

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RORINSON Mrs Marietta Lemp, sis Mrs. Elizabeth Thompson af Brazil, cister-in-law of Dr. Charles E_ Ferguson of Indianapolis. and aunt of William H Thompson of Indianannlis, Mre Willis N Coval of Indianapalis and Mrt Maristia Sprague of California. passed awav Tuesruning Service at the residence of hor niece. 2918 Washington Rivd, FP at o clock Friends invited n Crown Hill Friends mav call residence

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Jeoree Toseph E. and

SCHAUR Rose O.. heloved wife of C. Schaub, m other of Rita Mae Anna Marie. George A. daughter of Mrs. Johaana Hamilton, O.: sister of Mrs Her Conlon and Joseph Demer, Hamil 8) and Mrs. Richard MeNamar a passed awav at the residence, 637 N. Rural St. Tuesday, 3 p. m Muneral from Grinsteiner Funeral Home, 1601 E. New York St Friday. 3:30 a. m Services St, Philip Neri Church, 9 a. m Burial St Josenh’'s Cemeterv Friends may call after 7 p. m, Wednesday.

SCHENSUL-—-Mrs, Leah merly of Indianavolis. passed away Tues dav evening, wife of Sam_ daughter of Hattie sister of Dorothv. Frieda, Libby and Aaron. Services will be conueted 3 nm. Friday at the Aaron Ruben Funeral Home,

Albert ©. (Heck). of 1234 Harian Ave. beloved Brother of Walter Joe and Ernest Shinn. denarted this lite Wednesdav. age 74 vears, Funeral notice later For information call CH-18086

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Clarence, age 41, Verna Wampner H Wampner brother of Elsa and Norman Wampner, city: Edwin Wampner San Francisco, Cal. and Herhert Wampner Terre Haute Ind away Tuesday. Funeral Friday. ) at the G. H, Herrmann Funeral 1505 8. East St. Friends invited Seymour. Ind. Friends may call after ». m. Thursday.

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