Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 April 1941 — Page 35

THURSDAY, APRIL 17, 1941

726 Pins to Top Bowlers

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) wn of 226, 267 and Mever 726 pms— any man’s league Bob Wuensch topped the IndianApolis group with steady clicking for a bumper 704 Harry Rybolt won the Shortridge bowling tournament vesterday with a 595 pin total. Bob Marschke was high singles man with 219 Last night's leading bowlers Charles Mever, International Hary Wuensch, Indianapolis Heiss, Indianapolis Fox, Indianapolis Godwin, Indianapolis Bisesi, Indianapolis Wischmever, Indianapolis John Bright, International Smith, Indianapolis Johnny Barnett, K Yield, Indianapolis .e Jack Colvin, American Legion .. Mencin, Indianapolis le Stilwell, ¥ndianapolis fot 2 Elmer Rhodey, American Legion Yehr, Indianapolis Joe Rea, Indianapolis Roeder, Sugar Creek Dick Hon, Tnternational Harvester Ntemm, Indianapolis Collier, Oil O'Grady, Tndianapolis Carmin, Tadianapolis Fulton, Indianapolis Johnson, Tadianapelis C. Kiefer, U'. S. Rubber Joe Toth, W. Side Merchants No. 2 Harry McCracken. W. S. Merchts No John Kiesel, K. of Grant Wilson. Post Office Goodhue, Indianapolis Harding, Indianapolis Stuart, Indianapolis Hamilton, Tadianapolis Ernst, Tndianapolis Mounts, Tndianapolis Bill Faust, Intercloh F. Striebeck, Indianapolis Lon Weiland, St. John Lou Weiland, St. John's Krause, U. S. Rubber Shaw, Indianapolis Dr. BH. Gick, K. of © Kenny Phillip. Uptown Recreation Schonecker, Tndianapolis Pave Youer, American Legion Voelr, Tadianapolis Mensin, R. ©. A Nordholt, ¥ndianapeiis

Hoosiers Win Purdue Letters

mes SN AFAYETTE, 1 April tight Purdue swimmers and an al numbe of have en awarded major letters follow12 approval by the Student Athetic Association's insignia board. rds also were made to the team and to reserve and nman wrestlers and swimmers. Among receiving major fimming awards were J. R. Willilamson and F. W. Herr South and F. M. Branner West Among tl major

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Field of 20 Likely

In Columbus Race

Times Special COLUMBUS. Ind. April 17 ast 20 cars, with drivers comin the Middle West compete in the opening races the dirt track auto racing season on the half-mile Fairgrounds

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X( afternoon those pilots expected are ¢ Aberdeen, 8. D., a newcomer to Hoosier tracks; Charlie (Wi Szekendy, ace South 3 Tailspin Tommy Boggs who only reed to fly for the Neil Julius, AnderShaw, Indian-

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James Counsilman

A STRONG BAND of St. Louis Y. M. C. A. swimmers will invade ndiana this week in quest of vicAfter competnational Y. M. C. A meet tomorrow and Saturday at Ft. Wayne, the squad will come to Indianapolis to oppose the Riviera Club team Sunday afternoon. Accompanying the boy splashers to Indianapoilis will be a group from the St Louis Women's Swimming Club. who will comast the Riviera Club

King Cole Has Garbo Trait He Likes to Be Alone—in Front .....

Sixth in a series covering

Kentucky Derby contenders By JACK GUENTHER United Press Staff Correspondent NEW YORK, April 17 The that old King of To-

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YORK, April 17 «1 my and the Navy will meet golf match at Lakehurst, N. J April 27. it was announced today. It was the Navy's idea because the ight they had a prettv hot George Watson, Lieutenant Commander R F. Taylor and Lieutenant M. F. D Flaherty, all of the naval air sta-

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Dix boys had to offer of buck privates for the best-ball, two to a side match The privates sre Ed (Porky) Oliwho tied for the National Open last year only to be disqualified tarting ahead of schedule, and ufferen Tailer, twice MetropoliAmateur Golf champion, subthe American Walker Cup one year and National Amair Quarter-Finalist in 1934

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Big Leaguers Out Of Army Play

ST April 17 (U. P) Commissioner George H. Sisler of semi-pro today ruled that no player in organized baseball after June 1 will be eligible to play in semi-pro tournaments regardless of whether he has been conscripted in Arm: Sisler sald Army teams may 110 state tourna- { Interference with n camps will be in r cent through and C.C.C in 194}

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swimmer seeking a title.

of 4:064 is expected to be approached or passed by 18-year-old Betty Bemis of Riviera who finished second behind Miss Rains in the national women's meet at Buffalo in the time of 4:08.2. Swimming with the Butler freshman will be Joan Fogle, 12, winner in the national junior meet, and her sister, June, 14. The Ft. Wayne meet, which begins at 10 a. m. tomorrow, is expected to draw at least 20 Y. M. C. A. teams, including competitors from Toronto, Canada, and Portland, Ore

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The star of the St. Louis “Y” team is James Counsilman, who is expected to make a strong bid for the national 200-vard breaststroke title at Ft. Wayne. He also will be in action here against Riviera. Three Riviera girls will go to the Ft. Wayne meet to put on a tank exhibition Saturday night, shooting for the American 300vard individual medley record now held by Helene Rains of the Women's Swimming Association of New York Miss Rains’ time

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BASEBALL

ion Printers baseball team Johnstown blazed 220 will pracuce Saturday A and won the Paumonok at Jamaica, 2 O'clock at Riverside 7. Former It was a regal performance. The players and tryouts are to report. bay of Pharamond II-Golden | Ar Melody won in a gallop leading! from wire to wire and almost four full lengths ahead at the end. He defeated 10 older rivals and none ever drew close. The time was 1:11 4-5 and could have been considerably faster if his jockeyv—Porter Roberts—hadn’t eased him up at the end Today the rugged East's strongest horseshoe of that Jim’ won three times His future book price has al xd 6 to 1 and he is considered one of the five likeliest the race. If things shape up as planned, he probably will be coupled h Wheatley Stable's Bold another FitzsimMons Q King Cole wil go next Wood Memorial on April 26 and then ship to Kentucky. He was named for the Preakness today as The Labor Temple softball team a supplementary entry. If he shows will meet Friday night at 7 o'clock he can travel the route, he may well at 45 Virginia Ave. A game is wantbe the one to beat for all the money. ed for Sunday afternoon—call W. R (NEXT—Blue Pair.) Starkey at MA. 3122 or DR. 1613

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SON Ro The Indianapolis Kautsky baseball team will practice Sunday afternoon at 1 o'clock in Stout Svadium. The Kautsky's would like a game for April and May 4. Write E. R Morrison, 941 E. Morgan Drive, Indianapolis

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Meyer Clicks Riviera Team Faces Strong St. Louis Squad Hoosier Table Tennis Stars

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Have Their Own Tourney

Hoosier table tennis stars will have | a tournament strictly for themselves | Saturday and Sunday at the Riv- | iera Club—the second annual In- | diana State Closed Tournament. | Play will begin at 7 p. m. Saturday, with sessions scheduled at 1:30 Pp. m. and 7:30 p. m. Sunday

Strong contenders in the me's

i singles will be Billy Snyder of Ko- |

komo, John Varga and Hershey { Miller of South Bend and Sterling | Mitchell, Jimmy Shrout, Kenny Orr, | Bob Parrett and Bd Baase, all of In{dianapolis. In the men's doubles {the fight should be among Snvder- | Parrett, Varga-Miller and Shrout- | Sharpe {- Dorothy Elkin is the outstanding entry in the women's division and is favored heavily to add this title to her Indianapolis City Open crown. The boys’ singles looks like a two-way Nght between Major Willis and Charles Dorsey Matt Fairlie, Indiana State Open veterans’ champion, is the favorite

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King Cole, Curious Coin in Preakness

BALTIMORE. Md. April 17 (U P.) —Ogden Phipps’ King Cole and Coldstream Stable's Curious Coin, both low-priced choices in the Kentucky Derby future bopks, were named today as supplementary entries for the 31st running of the Preakness stakes on May 10

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