Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 September 1940 — Page 9

WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 11, 1040

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

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Medalist Chapman Wins As National Amateur Meet

Enters Opening Round

Doering, Chicago Favoirte, Upset by Easterner; Field Will Be Cut to 16 by Sundown

BULLETIN MAMARONECK, N. Y,, Sept. 11 (U. P.)=Henry J. Kowal of Indianapolis, former Indiana amateur champion, ‘won his opening round match from Pat Muccie, West Orange, N. J., 4 and 3, in the National, Amateur Golf Tournament here today. By HARRY FERGUSON United Press Sports Editor WINGED FOOT GOLF CLUB, MAMARONECK, N. Y,, Sept. 11.—Dick Chapman, the home-town boy who won the medal in the qualifvire round, sailed safely through his first match in the Nationa: Amateur Golf Championship today when he defeated Neil White, Culver City, Cal, 2 and 1. Chapman's victory featured a morning of play in which -the defeat of Art Doering, Doering lost to

there was only one major upset Chicago, who was among the favorties.

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Otto Greiner. Towson. Md.. 4 and 3. had a Griener five straight fours at him at the start of the match and made the turn three up. Fr

on, it was just a question of

Yankees Say Vittmen Afraid

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how long Doering could postpone the inevitable. cii Chapman er you can reach in any activity, the more applause you could reasonably expect There are some of us who do not about applause or criticism, the other, and we are present an outstanding this eult It would be than Joe McCarthy, the New York Yankees

took command of his

match 10th where White needed a five down headed Sixty-four moming énds only 32 play 18 more this after noon to reduce the field to 16 Closest match of the morning was played by Tom Sheehan, former Notre Dame golf captain, who defeated Skee Riegel, former Arm football plaver, one 1 20 ]

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“Best Story” Fivzles We came out here vesterday to see play Cleveland a It seems to us the holes | story of the period. Pail ngs for the airerno 1 From many other parts of ‘he coun Form Sheehan Northvil rv other newspapermen came Scotty Campbell, Sealtl “0 They wanted to see what happened Martin, SH Green the up-rushing Yankees met Es Vim “ ol Y Po «hier hen the rains came They have { PR as hiES, | Joni, two ball fields here. One is in midHoerner, Glenview. Til, Vs own, the other is down on the lake Greiner, Towson, Md oO . front, a filled=~in job, which invites Rye, N. Y.. vs. Billy Bob Coftey. FL. quick floodage. The Yankee-Indians Worth, Tex.; Robert Cox hrane Nor | ames were to be plaved in the lake mandy. Mo, vs. Frank Stafach pont stadium. This was economics Great Neck, N. Maurice Me ally wise Fhese two games promCarthy, Cincinnati, vs. WHAM 4 15 draw big. Holt, Cla) N ) ’ Bick Orfana Athletically it was wise too, bheMamaroneck N. YX Stephen two of the Vittmen's long- , oe run | ~auy named Rov, both heavy hitters “in today’s field with a 148, Hank and .

were out of the lineup In the chnnt MNsche 936 champion “ \ y Jehm Fischer } bo smaller par they hit balls that were onl the :

K ' hits against the short leading

score vesterdav 1 the park they hit Kowal fired an even Vly outfield pu four others at 148 and had & 72 for 148. Kowal's opponent today was Mucecie of West Orange, N. J. got in the tournament with 153 Robert R. Walker of South Bend,

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wall mn balls that outs, The game yesterday was called off at 2 o'clock. It was raining then Fifteen minutes later the sun was shining. The game could have been payed Other games have been

played under much worse conditions the only other Hoosier hopelnl. iS iwy 0 vankees looked upon the post out of the tournament alter firing ponemeint as 1 trick and expressed rounds of 34 and 8 ror 11 themselves without reservations The sidelines are populated ‘They are afraid They don’t many famous names want to play us, They Know they Leading them that of Johnny can’t win.” And so forth Goodman, Omaha Neb, former Amateur and Open champion, who Ups and Downs took an 80 vesterday a toial 158. which was three strokes manv even to get him into the playoff for the 64th place Ring Crosby, the Hollywood ~roomer. ’lso was a spectator today. He had a bad total of 169, far too much to qualify, but he decided to remain here and watch the rest of the tournament. Crosby, a short hitter, had trouble reaching the greens and he also said his pitch shots off the fairwavs proved troublesome

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rol a Having joined the ball club we wouldn't know about that, We knew of course the Yankees were on the way up and that the Indians were on the way down. They had dissipated a big lead. At the moment they were in second place and there were stories of managerial difficulties and team dissention, All of these of course were denied. To be sure there had been certain difficulties, Evervbody knew about that, Some of the players didn't like Oscar Vitt., It seems that he made them too nervous in the dugout by his sharp remarks. There was & good chance to win the pennant but Vitt's acid tongue was an awful obstacle, To veteran baseball men this was | silly. A sharp tongue never kept | a real ball player from being a real ball player, But this was an unusual situation. Seemingly a pennant hung in the balance, A good boy to ask about it would be Joe McCarthy of the Yankees, If this was a bad situation he was profiting hy it

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“They are heat,” said ideas I have about Vitt called the Cleveland must keep to myself. All 1 know that every time the team lines up against us we know we have a fight on our hands.” Of course if you know MeCarthy you know vou are never going to get an explosive story out of him. To him the Cleveland situation is something local. They take care of it here or they don't His main interest is in winning the games. When vou ask him if he thinks he can win these games-—a double weader todayv—-he 100ks up and says. ‘Why not?” All through the season MeCarthy has been like that Once he saw his fabulous Yankees in last place, | He told newspaper men then that | thev didn’t belong there, Specifically | ‘he told the newspaper men: be up there at the finish. still a great ball club, Sooner later they will start to click.” Time has proved MeCarthy was right. A month ago the ball club farted to click. It lub to beat All tarted to come tory back of that, to get that story know what he

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Marine Wins U. S. Rifle Trophy

CAMP PERRY, O, Sept. 11 (U PP) =Lieut. Edwin 1. Hamilton, of the Marines, today held the Wimbledon Trophy for the National Long Range Rifle Championship. He previously had won the Crowell cup Firing in a vicious cross wind, Hamilton scored a perfect 100, Private Doyle D. Swinkard Presidio, San Francisco, with 100 and 14 v's, won the Farr Trophy for marksmanship with the service rifle at 1000 yards Once more the new Garand semi= automatic rifle was unable to mateh (he performance of the Springfield pid five ’

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Plays to Same Hole

(The first of five articles hy football's foremost eronches)

By HOMER H. NORTON Texas A, & M,

Coach

COLLEGE STATION, Tex. Sept. 11 =-The running game is the basie means of attack, but for a team to he dangerous on the ground it must also have the threat of aerial warfare to make power and finesse click The power play in football one of the game's most gripping spectacles. But the successful team’s repertoire must include a good por tion of deception and a couple of bang-up backs and guards who can block. You can't anywhere without Many teams are job on the

send vour ball carriel interference doimg a ground with an anced line and the single Texas A. & M. runs powel from a double wing with a balanced line Double Wing Best for Passes Our passing attack wing helps make our ground game We feel the double wing gives

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a drawing finals in the city series made The windup next week=end and, if necessar) continued a week from Saturday

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Columbia Placed on Penn Grid Card

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The other two are Pitchers John Lindell and Don Hendrickson The Yanks gave some cash and two players for the quartet The players are Buster Mills, outfielder and Tommy Reis, pitcher, both eof whom already have reported to Kansas City In a =omewhat similai player transaction, the Yanks ob=| tained five men from Newark: Out fielder Tommy Holmes and Pitchers Steve Peek. Norman Branch, George Barley and Allan Gettel, Names of the plavers given Newark hy New York have not been announced The nine new Yankee performers [rom both clubs will report at the] Yank iraining camp, 8t. Petershurg, | Pla. in spring |

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