Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 September 1940 — Page 27

FRIDAY, SEPT. 13, 1940

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

To Lead, 1 Up, After 18; Billows Trailing, 4 Down

Chapman Falls to Pieces on Second Hole, Gets Hot On the 11th and Finishes With Subpar 34

By HARRY FERGUSON

WINGED FOOT GOLF CLUB, MAMARONECK, N. Y., Sept. 13 (U. P.).—Dick Chapman, a jittery, superstitious bundle of nerves, breke the Friday-the-13th jinx today and made one of the oreat comebacks of golf to lead Wilford Wehrle one up at the half-way mark in their semi-final match in the National Amateur Glof Championship. | Five down at the end of nine holes and playing some of the worst golf of nis career, Chapman came roaring back to win six of the nine holes on the way in. | Wehrle, a sweet swinger —

from Niles, Ill, never had a Overlin Praises

chance on the back nine. The

best could do was zet Belloise n Win

halves at three holes. | In the other semi-final match W. NEW YORK, Sept. 13 (U. P).— B. McCullough Jr. Abington, Pa., Middleweight Champion Ken OverBillows. Poughkeepsie, N. lin praised young Steve Belloise toY. four up when they went to day for winning a “smart fight” last lunch Both matches were con- night against ancient Ceferino Gartinued this afternoon. cia—the same fraidy-cat performMcCullough shot steady golf to ance that was booed lustily by 10.his morning advantage. He 869 fans at Madison Square Garden. out in 36 and led billows! Scurrying about the ring like a three up at the end of nine. Bil- frightened tomcat, Belloise of New lows was out in 39 and was having YOK managed to paw out a unaniall morning getting his mous 10-round decision over Senor | putts down. MeCullough kept the Garcia of the Philippines, who press on him up the back nine Claimed to be so sick before the although neither of them did any- bout that he didn’t want to put on sensational. his trunks. : | By virtue of this somewhat hollow Dick Recovers on the 11th [victory, Belloise clinched a crack ‘ou will have to dip deep into at Ken Overlin's 160-pound crown tory find anything to, on Nov. 1. equal Chapman's comeback. Hot-| Ihe fight itself was dull, not a test golfer in this tournament up | single knockdown in the 10 rounds. till this morning, he fell to pieces second hole. He was hooktee shots, making timid reand missing putts. Starthe second, Chapman lost ight holes and the gallery | to murmur that he was as a as out of the tournament. ; it at the 11th hole, Chapman Be Louis He won the 11th and 12th, Appling. Chicago ea si her Wo He at LE TN A National nothing to stem the tide. He »111hs Fy ary11mY 3 lees “hic oe ot to be at a 10s as to how re Eh Toke ¢. 134 3 y the holes. Sometimes he woule | Fath. Onenss 133 333 9 i 28 verclub, an y hen oo. Kombat. gin. ; - 103 365 i 3s 315 | \ Chapman wl HOME RUNS RUNS BATTED IN x wad ‘Mize, Cards 41! Greenberg, Tigers 125 medal score Foxx, Red Sox 35 Mize, Cards . I 1e added up he had

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‘Locals’ Lead Roller Chief Landis Calls

Derby, 75 to 74 Parley on Series

y on J were only one CHICAGO, Sept. 13 (U. P.).— |

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ne “Californians” Baseball Commissioner K. M. Landis today called his annual pre-World Series conference between presidents of the American and National leagues and representatives of seven clubs with mathematical chances of landing in the series. Five American League clubs were represented—Detroit, Cleveland, New York, Boston and Chicago. Cincinnati and Brooklyn representatives also were invited. Between them they'll settle playing dates, days for traveling, and incidentals in connection with the world championship play-offs.

of the “Indianapolis” in current Roller the Coliseum, and if they

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the locals as the few days, the] hould be in the lead , over tonight, scored 18 points to 7 “Indianapolis” at last night's and the total score now 75 to 4. uarter-mile

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| pitched a four-hitter in the opener|a six-hitter to pace Washington to | while pinch-hitter Ken Silvestri hit 3 7.2 triumph over the Browns,

a homer with a mate on base in the ‘ SE3 ‘ninth to win the nightcap. | With Gene Thompson coasting to

Rookie Arnold Anderson twirled his 15th victory, the Reds trimmed the Giants, 9-4, and eliminated Bill Terry's club from all mathematical

The Indians— chance at the pennant. Thompson

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when he eased up and let in four E | runs. Brooklyn trimmed the Reds’ lead | to 8'2 games by scoring a twin tri-| umph over Pittsburgh, 7-0 and 7-4. Hugh Casey won both games, hurling a three-hitter in the opener and came out of the bull-pen in the seventh to win the nightcap. Dixie Walker, who started the day as the] National League's leading hitter, went 10 for 0 and dropped out of the “first five.” The Bees throttled the Cardinals twice, 17-7 and 6-1, clubbing out 21 hits in the opener and staging a

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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION (All Games at Night) Toledo at INDIANAPOLIS. Columbus at Louisville, Kansas City at Minneapolis. Milwaukee at St. Paul (two).

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