Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 June 1943 — Page 23

orothy Ellis Takes 4th Consecutive I W.G. A. Golf Crown

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Cabin Varin | "Defeated by

3 and 2 Score

Dorothy Ellis, hard-hitting pubHe school teacher, annexed her fourth consecutive women’s city golf tournament this morning by turning back another school ‘marm, Carolyn Varin, by a score of 3 and 2. Miss Ellis made the turn in 41, four over regulation figures, but led Varin three up. Going into the back stretch, Miss Ellis in- - creased her lead by taking the 11th and 12th hole, going 5 up and putting Miss Varin in a hot spot. Miss Ellis was out of bounds on her No. 13 tee shot. She played a second ball which landed in a trap.

iss Varin came down through the|

middle for a par 5, making her four down and five to go. They tied the 14th hole with a pair of bogey 6's although Miss Varin dubbed her tee shot 100 feet out into the heavy rough. Using an iron, she dubbed her second ghot. The loss of the hole could have meant the match.

Used Wood in Rough

In desperation, Miss Varin used 8 wood out of the heavy rough and followed up with another beautiful wood three feet from the cup. Miss Ellis was on in three, but three-putted when she missed a two-footer that would have ended the match. The champion hooked her tee ghot on the short 15th into the woods and was required to take a penalty shot, giving her a bogey 4 while Miss Varin came in with a par 3. With the match dormie going into the 16th hole, the two contestants shot par 4's to end the match with Miss Ellis three up and two holes

to go. Played Ragged Golf

Both Miss Ellis and Miss Varin played ragged golf and the story of defeat lies in the work around the green. On the front nine, Miss Ellis took but 13 putts while Miss Varin had 17. On the sixth hole, Miss Varin had Miss Ellis easily, but the champion sunk a 25-foot chip shot from-off the green. The champion’s work around the green was consistently better than that of her opponent. Part Out ... .......455 354 434—37 Ells .cooocneeveese..646 444 445-41 Varin co.eevesecenss.557 454 446-44 rin Sessssessnsees D3 553 4 $ lis estenasnscssces.J30 664 4 - Varin .o.o000000n....547 563 4 Mrs, W. H. Simmons, Meridian Hills, defeated Mrs. Dale Lentz, 4 and 2, for the consolation. Today's victory was Mrs, Ellis’ fourth win and her third consecutive years. She first won in 1936.

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it six in a row. The outcome of the Oiler-Beer 'tilt is very much in doubt. Both clubs are well-balanced, with good pitching, excellent fielding and power hitters, The tiff will get under way at 2 p. m. Sunday at Brookside No. 1. In other Municipal loop tilts, the Eagles will collide with the soldiers from Ft. Harrison at Garfield No. 3 and Allison Red Rings will battle DeWolfe News at Riverside No. 1. The Big Six loop will present a pair of games Sunday that should provide local amateur basebal followers plenty of action. Edgewood’s

Softball Schedule

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fast-traveling Merchants will mix it up with R. C, A, at Riverside No. 5 and Armour will clash with the Southport Merchants at Rhodius No. 1. Edgewood tasted defeat for the first time last week and will be scrapping hard to get back in the win column.

40 & 8 Draws Bye

Forty-and-Eight, the other Big Six club, has drawn a bye for this week's play and will perform in an exhibition game at Zionsville against the powerful semi-pro aggregation of that place. There will be action galore in the Manufacturers’ league with four games on the docket. Stewart-War-ner will engage the Allison nine at Rhodius No. 2 and a closely fought fracas is expected. Curtiss-Wright will encouniter U. 8. Rubber at Riverside No. 2 and again another hard-fought fray is expected. Both of these clubs have hit their stride the past couple of weeks and the outcome appears to be a tossup.

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Ned Berry, catcher, Paul Bowman, leftfielder, and Ed ‘Dersch, hurler, left to right, are three of the reasons the Gold Medal Beers are undefeated for the year and in a two-way tie for first place in the Municipal baseball league with the Pure Qil nine. The Beers and Oilers will clash for the loop

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The Pure Oil-Gold Medal Beer municipal league game will headline a nine-game amateur baseball program Sunday. The Oilers and Beers are in a tie for first place in the Municipal loop flag race and the victor of this one will take over undisputed first place. The Oilers have copped six straight games without a reverse. The Beers have won five games without defeat and will be out Sunday to make

battle it out at Riverside No. 3 apd in the other Manufacturers’ circuit contest Lukas-Harold and Mallory will meet.

The schedule:

MANUFACTURER'S LEAGUE NI tewart-Warney vs. Allison at Rhodius

"Gurtis-wright vs. U. 8. Rubber at Rivere No. Atkins vs. Kingans at Riverside No. 3. ne perl vs. Mallory at Riverside 0

mic SIX LEAGUE Edgewood vs. C. A. at Riverside No. 8.

‘ Armour vs. Southport Rhodius No. 1.

40 & 8, bye

MUNICIPAL LEAGUE

Eagles vs. Ft. Harrison at Garfield No. 3. Sule Oil vs. Gold Medal at Brookside

Lk Anis son Red Nings vs. DeWolfe News at Riverside No. 1.

Tribe to Ge On Road Trip

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double and a couple of infield outs. In the fourth the Tribesters scored a third run on’ Trexler’s single, Moore's double and two walks. Norman Brown, Louisville’s starting pitcher, handed Morgan an intentional walk in the fourth to fill the bases and then lost control and walked Pike, forcing in a run.

In the fifth the Colonels landed | goo on Trexler again for a second pair hn

of markers. Pitcher Brown belted a home run over the left field wall to open the inning. The ball was well hit and cleared the barrier at the 360-foot mark. Albright Caught Napping Albright drew a pass and stopped at second on Millies’ single. A lucky break for the Tribe occurred when Albright was caught napping off second on a snap throw by Hofferth to Fairly. Earl Browne, Louisville first sacker, beat out a roller for a hit, Millies stopping at second. Garrison forced Browne, Fairly to Vaughn, and Millies scored when Vaughn made a wild throw to first trying for a double play. The Indians lost no time rallying in their half of the fifth, After one out, Vaughn lined a triple to right center and scored on Fairly’s singie to right. Pitcher Norman Brown was derricked and Johnson took up the Louisville mound toil. Trexler Beats Out One Trexler beat out an infield hit and the bases were loaded when Blackburn drew a walk. It was at this point that Johnson had a balk called on him and Fairly scored what proved to be the winning marker. After the Colonels got to Trexler for two hits in the seventh he was lifted and Tauscher, the veteran pitcher-coach, went in and that was all for the Colonels. It was Trexler's ninth victory and seventh straight. There is only one defeat against him. The veteran Eric McNair relieved Vaughn at second base for the Indians in the seventh. Vaughn had a bruised leg and retired for repairs. Fairly played heads-up ball at short and handled nine chances without a bobble. And he batted in two runs and scored one. Last night's total attendance was

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Billings hospital's softball club will lay their untarnished BushFeezle Commercial softball loop lead on the line tonight at Softball stadium when they engage the second-place International Machine and Tool aggregation. Billings has won four victories in a row without a blemish. However, possibilities for them suffering their first setback of the season tonight appear bright. The Toolmen have lost only one tiff in four this year and are a well-balanced ball club. The Billings-Tool & Machine game will be the second one on tonight's card. In the lid-lifter, Internatjonal Harvester, resting in fifth place, will collide with the last-place Merz Engineering outfit. The Harvesters have copped one tilt out of four played and the Engineers have yet to- taste the sweetness of victory in four games.

Tied for Third

In the fracas that will ring down the curtain on tonight’s show the Loyal Order of Moose will clash

The Railway outfit was the club to hand International Tool and Machine their first defeat of the year last week and appear to be capable of turning in several more before the season winds up. The Moose are in a two-way tie for third place with Indianapolis Railway with two victories against two defeats,

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The x: girls will send Martha Caskey to the mound tonight against the Royal Crown Cola girls in the Speedway stadium headliner beginning at 7:15 p. m Helen Neihouse will hurl for the Royal Crown team. Each pitcher has one no-hit-no-run game to her credit. Other games tonight at Speedway include Link-Belt Ewart Tool Room vs. Link-Belt Ewart Shop at 8:15 and the Ewart Office vs. Dodge Factory at 9:30. Results of games played last night were: Lukas-Harold 5, Marmon Herrington 3; Allison Gauge 13, Electronic Laboratories 4, and Polk Milk 14, Canada Dry 4. |

Allison Defeats Stout Field

Three errors in the first inning which allowed four runs on one hit paved the way for Stout Fleld’s defeat at the hands of Allison yesterday, 6-5, ‘at Stout stadium. Slo Yovanich slammed a home run for the victors in the Sixth

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BO®WLIN

Bowlers who like to keep up their pin smashing during the summer months will have an opportunity for a good workout at the Pennsylvania alleys over the week-end. Mixed doubles and men’s doubles tournaments, under the sponsorship of the Indianapolis Bowling Proprietors’ association, are scheduled for Saturday and Sunday. Both events are operated on a handicap basis, affording bowlers with lower averages a chance to cash in on the

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Tam O’Shanter Set

By TOMMY DEVINE United Press Staff Correspondent EVANSTON, Ill, June 25.—For a net star with an aversion to a clay

playing surface, Tom Brown Jr.

of the University of California is getting along exceptionally well in the 59th annual national intercollegiate tennis tournament, which moved. into he, semi-Anal Foun $oday.

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Brown won the California state championship shortly before coming east. He also is the defending Pacific coast champion. The other semi-finals singles match pits Francisco (Pancho) Segura of the University of Miami against Bar] Cochell of Southern California. Segura, top-seeded performer in

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.|Cochell, third on the seeded- list,

despite the fact the Trojan star won the only previous time they met. That clash came at Rye, N. Y., in 1941, when Cochell took a 7-5, 6-2 verdict. The match was played when Segura was inexperienced with grass courts. The tournament’s first upset came in doubles when the Tulane tandem of Bartlett and Wayne Anderson

Tom Brown Jr. Swings Along in Tennis Tournament

scored a smashing 6-2, 6-3 victory” over Ben Press and Vincent Fotre | of U. C. L. A, the second seeded team. ih First Upset Scored

Joining the Bartlett-Anderson team in the doubles semi-finals were the combinations of John Hickman and Walter Driver of Texas; Southern California's Co- | chell and Kimbrell, and the University of California representa= tives of Brown and Harry Buttimer. Cochell and Kimbrell, who last week won the national clay court doubles crown at Detroit, are the solid favorites to add another title here. ————

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