Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 May 1941 — Page 9

1052 Seeking | . Open Ber Berths

Qualify Next ! Next Monday In 27 Sectionals

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NEW YORK, May 20 (U. P).—

The smallest entry list since 1933 has been accepted to compete for . the 170 berths in the National Open Golf Championship at Ft. Worth, Tex., June 5-7, the United States

Golf Association announced today. This year’s list is 1052 players, compared with 915 in 1933.

The field includes the 42 players !

exempted from qualifying for the classi and the remaining 1010 who must yie for 128 berths in the sectional qualifying rounds which will

‘be played in 27 cities at 36-hole|

NS roke play next Monday. Complete entry. lists and group‘ings for the sectional tests will be announced Friday. Lowest scorer for the 36 holes in each section will receive a medal. Included in. the field are 15 former winners and two amateurs Arom Brazil—Mario Gonzalez and Dr. Walter C. Ratto. Gonzalez won the Argentine open and amateur titles Jast year. ® “The former championship winners exempted are Lawson Little, defending champion, Gene Sarazen, Ralph Guldahl, Byron. Nelson, Tommy Armour, Johnny Farrell and Sam Parks Jr., all of whom ranked in the’ first 30 places of the 1940

open. ped from the sectional fying rounds under a new Tefuation which aids all former mpions who enter are Fred McLeod, George ‘Sargent, Walter Hagen, Charles Evans Jr., Billy Burke, Johnny Goodman, Olin Dutra and ‘Tony Manero.

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Ten Cars Ready For Speed Trials

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of? “That’s all.” Kelly announced. “But those 500 miles really wear you out. It took me two months to recover after I wont in ’35.” Kelly was a close observer from the pits yesterday as Roy Russing, his West Coast protege, went through 10 laps ‘at 115 miles an hour. Russing: was completing the driver’s test that was interrupted last week when the car spun and overturned on the southeast turn. As Russing came into the pits from a practice: trip before starting his test run; a bystander noticed oil leaking and pointed it out to Kelly. “Shucks, that’s nothing,” he said. “This car ain’t running Tight until it’s leaking oll 2

POLICE CHIEF Michael Morrissey has just about completed his plans for keeping the city safe for ‘Speedway visitors. Besides the local force, there will be 72 police officers and detectives brought in from 12 of the larger cities. Their job will be to spot and pick up pickpockets and confidence men from their own territories. On the night before the race four or five squads of detectives will be assigned to downtown hotels to discourage ticket scalping. : Some 25 police officers mounted on horses will be assigned to the territory near the Speedway and will operate on orders from two ado cars stationed in the vicin- . Lieut. Carl Ashley will be in charge of this force and he will be assisted by Sergts. Albert Magenheimer and Robert Murnan and Corps. Roy Pope arid Earl Booth, a

Tribe After 2d

Win Over Toledo I -

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and third, scoring Blackburn with what proved to be the winning run. After two down in the ninth, Milton Byrnes doubled and Spindel walked, but Moncrief refused fo crack and caused Veron Stephens to force Spindel fot the game-ending Leader of the Tribe attack. was Kermit Lewis with three hits and three runs batted. Bennie Zientara batted in two runs and . Wayne Blackburn got, two hits, scored three times and racked his first triple of the season. An oddity of the fracas was the fact the Mud Hens only had three assists. Toledo pitchers racked up 10 strikeouts and issued six walks. Tribe hurlers got two strikeouts and

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The “left on bases” didn’t look so good. The Indians left 12 stranded to seven by Toledo. It was announced today that Pete the likeable, = soft-spoken.

released outright, said General Manager Leo T. Miller. The. former Dickinson College star had plenty in ‘the warmup but was a victim of too many “hig inings” on the part of opponents. ‘He departs with the best of good wishes on the part of the fans, Tribe players, club officials and newspapermen. Paul Taylor, rookie righthander, | reported to the Indians today and the .club chiefs are’ looking for a job for him in the. little minors. General Manager: Leo Miller is trying to locate a replacement for Chuck Aleno at third base and is sparing no time in the search. Joe Bestudik, rookie, now filling in for Aleno, now starring for e Cincinnati Reds, is weak at the bat and

‘| also on covering bunts. (E. A).

"Fight to Draw

.LOS ANGELES, May 20 (U. P.).— Ducky Turkey Thompson" of Los California heavyweight |¢, boxing champion, and Tony Musto of Chicago fought to a 10-round draw last night in an open-air bout at Wrigley Field.

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Ben Hoga s G Came From His Worst Club

By ART KRENZ NEA Service Golf Writer

The shot that gave Ben Hogan his greatest thrill was played in this year’s New Orleans Open. “At the 72d hole par 5, I was trailing my partner, Henry Picard, by two strokes,” says the new Hershey, Pa., Country Club pro. “This hole is about 510 yards and a slight cross wind was blowing from right to left. Picard drove 235 yards. I was out about 280 but to the left of the fairway. : “Henry's second with a wood was short of the green. My only hope was to get an eagle and have Henry take a five. From my position I. had to get the ball up quickly to carry some - trees about- 150 yards in front of me and still carry a bunker guarding the green. “I decided on a No. 4 wood, incidentally the worst club in my bag, but the only one that might work in this spot if I could execute the shot the way I wanted to play it.

left, I tried to get a slight fade on the ball to hold it straight. I did just that, landing over the bunker and stopping 12 feet short of the pin. I missed the putt for an eagle and Picard also got a birdie, so I finished second.” Hogan claims he was satisfied because he had played that second shot the way he wanted to play it and he made it with the club with which he plays poorest. To play a shot of this type, the mighty mite advises setting the face of the club slightly open. Grip firmly with the left hand, keeping it firm.throughout the swing so not to turn over on the shot at impact and get a disastrous hook.

_ NEXT: Byron Nelson.

Box Score

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IB That He's ‘Horse of the Year’

By JACK GUENTHER United Press Staff Correspondent NEW YORK, May 20 (U. P).—A turf epic which railbirds thought they wouldn't see for at least four

{more months materialized today at

{| Belmont

Gwynne Vanderbilt yesterday,

Park with Whirlaway meeting Mioland and three other veterans in a ‘special race that will weigh heavily when “horse of the year” ballots ‘are cast next December. The race, arranged by Alfred

City Meet Next

|For the Ladies

Local ladies of the links today

ilturned their attention to the city ! i| championship golf tournament, the jlnext- event on the I. W. G. A. i| calendar.

By way of recording the event for “posterity the Chicago ‘White Sox pulled Manager Jimmy Dykes off third base at Yankee Stadium. This picture signifies the end of 25 years of actives service for the Sox

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Having defeated Crawfordsville in a double-header, Fountain Square will meet St. John’s Evangelical in a twin bill next Sunday at Willard 2.

Tonight's schedule in the Inde-

PT League at Stout Stadium: ee: oweiry vs. Martin’s Market, 5—Kay Je vs. Mutual Milk. 00—Weak’s ret arket vs. Brosnan Tavern,

ie STs, night factory softball league at Softball Stadium, %:00 P. M.—U. S. Tires vs. P. R. Mallory. 8:15 P. M.—E. C. Atkins vs. International Harvester. 9:30 P. M.—Kingan A. A. vs. Warner,

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Shortridge Wins at Golf and Tennis

Shertridge High School teams turned in golf and tennis victories yesterday. The racqueteers scored a 5-2 victory over Tech, winning all the singles matches but losing the . two ‘doubles battles. Jhe golf team hammered out an

i 11-1 decision over Anderson at the 1 Speedway. course. Low medalist was

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ings |team. He completed the tour in 80 ing: Strokes, :

| P.).—Joe Gedeon,

The tournament, during which Carolyn Varin’s crown will he at stake, will be held June 23 to 27 at

association ‘also hopes to run off, a junior tournament at the same time and place. A net tournament yesterday attracted the ladies to Hillcrest, and Mrs. L. R. Swanson carried home top ‘honors. Playing her home course she fired a gross 93, was allowed io deduct 16 strokes and reported a 77. Second place went to Mrs. A. W. Baker of Pleasant. Run, who had 92-14-78. Mrs. W. R. Spurlock of Ulen was awarded third place after she and Mrs. Walter Zervas of Highland matched their cards against par. Both had scores of 96-17—T9.

Jane 14 Date of State A.A.U. Meet

The Indiana A. A. U. track and field meet is to be held Saturday, June 14, at Delavan Smith Field,

track and field committee, nounced today. The meet will be run in two sections this year—junior and senior,

an-

-| with high school pupils and gradu-

ates of this year eligible for: the junior - event. Juniors also will be permitted to compete in senior events. Sponsored by the Indianapolis Drum and Bugle Corps of the American Legion, the meet has been moved from the Butler oval to Delavan Smith Field because of better seating facilities. Hosmer said entries will close Tuesday, June 10.

Bowling Leaders Hold Their Places

LOS ANGELES, May 20 (U. P.) — Leaders held their own today in the

tional -Bowling Congress. In the singles, Catherine Siegel’ of Kansas City, Mo., still .‘was the only

have an over-600 series. Her 628 has already beaten the best mark of the 1940.tourney by two points: Blanche Breazeal, also of .Kansas

| City, is second, with a 589.

In doubles, Martha Smith and Fanny Anthony of Syracuse, N. Y., led with an aggregate 1101. ‘Bertha

Grand Rapids, Mich., were second with. 1076. The New Process Gear team from Syracuse, N. Y., topped the team play. with 2565, followed by Hart Printers, St. Louis, Mo., 2541.

Joe Gedeon Dead

SAN FRANCISCO, May 20 (U. former "major league infielder, died here yesterday of a liver ailment. He was 48. Gedeon had played with Washington, St. Louis and New York in the American League.

Coach Gets Degree

EVANSTON, May 20 (NEA).— Stan Klores, Northwestern University baseball coach, received a master’s. degree in commerce in June. ; :

the Indianapolis Country Club. The,

James B. Hosmer, chairman of the!

sixth - day-of the Women’s: Interna- ;

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Rosely and Lee -Marie Ladwig,|’

known as the Henry c¢: Navarre and is fixed at a dist:-nce of a mile and one-sixteenth. It is the first start for Whirlaw:y against older opponents and is b, all odds the toughest chore handed he Calumet colt so far. In addition to Miolanc. probably the best handicap horse i: America, Whirlaway faces Green tree Stable’s Hash, Mrs. G. B. Widener’s Your Chance and Gustave Ring's Ringie —all tested ca: npaigners. Weights for: the two. top entries were ‘based strictly. ont! 12 ‘scale— 108 for Whirlaway and 1.7 for the big Californian. The othe: s received concessions.

Hash, ridden by Eddie £ rcaro, the jockey who bootéd Whirla way: home in the Kentucky. Derby and Preakness, drew 120. Ringie, winner of the recent Philadelphia iandicap; and, Your ance, one qf the best 4-year-olds around, each was assigned 116. With Arcaio taking charge of his own stabl:’s entry, Whirlaway © returned to Wendell Eads, the boy who was up when he drifted in the Blue Gress Stakes and Derby Trial.

Despite the switch, the chances of Whirlaway again straying: from the straight and narrow path .are not strong.’ The course at Belmont runs around only one curv: instead of two, and the turns tlemselves are the widest and easiest in America.

Cobb-Ruth Duel Set

NEW YORK, May 20 (U.P).— The 36-hole exhibition golf match : ve ine up hen between Babe Ruth and Ty Cobb There a mee 0 will . be played June 25-26, Fred interested in howling in the: Indiana Corcoran, PGA tournament manag-|Alley’s Spring League ah T o'clock er, announced today. tomorrow evening. .

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