Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 August 1941 — Page 23

THURSDAY, AUG. 14,

Breathles

1941

s Mermaid

Gasping for breath as she splashes down the home stretch is pretty Joan Fogle, Riviera Club swimmer, who will compete in the National Swimming Championships to be held here Aug. 22-23. Open to the public, the meet is expected to attract 300 entries, many of

them top-notch swimmers.

# Softball Champs Drop Boosters As Wayne Park Moves Ahead

Pepsi-Cola Boosters,

defending

Charley Gunn who hurled a one

champions, eliminated P. R. Mallory hit game last week against Book-

3-0, to survive their

test in the fegture

first-round | walter Ball kept up his work on the game of the mound last night and he limited

eighth annual Indianapolis Softball| Jansen-Overman to 2 hits as Wayne

Association at

Stadium last night.

tourney

Stout | Park Garage Logan Kinnett Marion County

won, 6 to 2, in the Tournament at

of the Boosters struck out nine men Speedway Stadium.

and allowed only three hits.

| In the other games Finch Park

The winners scored twice in the had little trouble defeating Atkins

first round and once in the second mning before Ab Steenburger relieved Lang of Mallory in the second frame. He allowed only two hits thereafter In the opening game at Stout Stadium, Kay Jewelrv defeated the! Y.M.C A, 11-2 Softball Stadium were: Friends, 8; Indianapolis and Supply, 6; Hot Point, Lilly, 5

Second |

An all-star team, which will play}

the I. S. A. tournament champion, will be chosen by the fans at! Stout and -Softball Stadium, according to Dave Eader, manager. Ballots may be secured nightly at both parks. Tonight's schedule follows: Stout, Louie's Market vs. Gem Coal, | at 7:45 p. m.; Metal Auto Parts vs.| U. S. Tires. at 9:00 p. m. At Softball, J. D. Adams vs. Weak’s Market, | at 7:45 p. m.; Advance Electrotype| vs. ¥ See B. Painters, at 9:00 p. m.

Dade Purse Upped,

For Feature Rac

Times Special DADE PARK, Ky, Aug. 14 —The, Governor's Handicap for a purse of!

$1500 will be the feature attraction! on Saturday's program at Dade Park. The race is for 3-year-olds and

upward over a mile route and will!

attract the better class of horses! running at the Western Kentucky track. There will be seven other races on the afternoon's program. The crowds have been the largest

In the history of the track. accord-!

ing to James C. Ellis, president of the Jockey Club and owner of the track, and Lester E. Yeager, resident manager,

Other scores at|

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Armour Plates, 13 to 2, as Leo Oster‘meir hurled 4-hit ball for the winners. Zenite Metal defeated General Motors Parts, 15 to 2. { In tonight's games Marcy Village meets Kiefer-Stewart at 7:30'p. m. and Seven Up clashes with Allison | Engineering at 8:30 p. m.

The Mitchell A. {evening at 308 W at Attica, Thatcher,

C's will meet tomorrow 21st St. for their game For road games address A, J. 711 Buchanon St,

BASEBALL

Glenns Valley will play New Brunswick Sunday. They will practice tomorrow at 5 30 ». ™m

The manners without a game ort | Highbaugh Se12 Ww The Indians 2 Crawfordsville,

Black Indians are Write Rav Call LI-0863. 9 to , last Sunday

"Two TKO’s Scored In Amateur Bouts

| Two technical knockouts were

{scored on the eight-bout amateur | {boxing show last night at Wash | ington Park. Bill Henry of the Northeast Com- | {munity Center won from Flovd | Darby, Washington Park, on a T.| |K. O., and Willard Shannon of | Nofimeast bested Wallace Tansey, {also of Washington in the same | [fashion. The feature 147- -pound | fight was won by Bill Lyster of the | South Side Community Center. | who outpointed Don Childers, | Washington. Park.

r Y Y. M. C. A. Golfers | MICHIGAN CITY, Ind, Aug. 14/ {(U, P) —Indiana’s annual Y. M. C.| {A. Golf Tournament will be held [Aug. 23 over the Beverly Shores Country Club, it was announced! today. Teams from several northern and southern Indiana cities are scheduled to compete. Low scores for four-man teams will determine the {champion.

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Amateur Golf Needs Another Bobby Jones

By HARRY FERGUSON United Press Sports Editor NEW YORK, Aug. 14—This is the day when 603 of them start firing all over the country in the ~ annual scramble for a starting place in the National Amateur Golf Championshig, and it would be nice if something sensational could happen this year to save what used to be a top-flight sports event from becoming ho-hum stuff, The best thing that could happen would be for another Bobby Jones to emerge from some obscure corner of the nation. To tell the truth, the amateur hasn't been any great shakes since Jones

the fence or striking out, Jones

delivered his grand slam of the British, and American Amateur and Open Tournaments and then, quite sensibly, retired. Nowadays you see him swinging a club only at the Masters Tournament in Augusta. Occasionally you see him at the Open, walking along with the rest of the gallery and watching the pros. When he left, most of the color and the glamour of the amateur left with him. It was “Jones against the field” in those days and, win or lose, the galleries ttirned out to see him. Like Babe Ruth, who put on a great show whether he was busting one over

had box office appeal. Millions who didn't know the difference between a stymie and a caddy knew who Bobby Jones was and what he had done. If vou don't think the amateur has gone down hill since then, walk up to any golfer and ask him to name the last flve amateur champions for you. It's six, two and even that he can’t do it, and

it's the same that you can’t do it.

Having just looked it up, I shall now flash my erudition and tell you that they were Richard D. Chapman, Marvin Ward, Willie Turnesa, Johnny Goodman and

Johnny Fischer.

One trouble with the amateur is that the pros have stolen the show. A dazzling array of pros have come up since Jones quit—Snead, Nelson, Hogan, Metz, Lloyd Mangrum and McSpaden. After watching those babies commit manslaughter and first and second degree murder on par, your average golf nut can't get too excited about the amateurs. The amateurs can't stand the hot pace. Occasionally one of them comes up with one good round in the open, but on those last hot, mad 18 holes on Saturday afterncon the simon-pure boys wilt and the cool, steel-nerved

pros are left on the battle field alone, Not since 1933, when Johnny Goodman won by one stroke

at North Shore, has an amateur taken the open. This year the tournament will be played at Omaha, practically in Goodman's back yard, and a victory by Johnny would be both popular and a good thing for the tournament, It would recall his sensational victory over Jones in another amateur tournament and would bring back a well-liked and familiar face to the pictures that show the winner holding a big cup and grinning.

But it still wouldn't convince

the golfing public that the average amateur has any business in there bucking the pros. Under the wise direction of Fred Corcoran, tour= nament manager of the P. G. A, countless tournaments have been opened up in the last few years, The chances for a pro to make money have increased, and the boys are working at it as hard as you work at your job. An amateur can't play golf once or twice a week and compete against men who have more natural ability, who devote endless hours to practice and who fight till the last putt is down.

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