Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 July 1944 — Page 7
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Rew oft in y Amual State § Amateur Meet at Hillcrest
amateur golf towrndment got under way at Hillcrest Country club. According to Cliff Wagoner, secretary of the amateur golf asseciation, more than 200 had registered prior to tee-off time. This surpassed the former matk of 186 that played in the 1937 event in Kokomo. Included in the ficld were entrants from every part ot the tase, this year's
Sty event staged by th assosiation Three Tie for City Crown
Many of the players were on * hand for practice rounds yesterday Golfers will have to wait another week to determine wlio is city. ama-
and several emerged with cards that | teur champion. Three links-
would be more than welcome as the initial 36 hole qualifications is men wound up the 72 holes of competition with 2094s and will stage a
run off today and tomorrow. Cecil Weathers, from the Country club of Indianapolis, birdied the par four se to take a three-over par 39, at turn. He was Playing “in the first threesome. Mitchel, Prench Lick Golf club, - - CHff Wagoner, secretary of the state golf association, playing With playoff for the title next Sunday. him, had a 39 and+*42, respectively. Arnold Koehler, who it Richmond Players Enter history at Howe high school and beLate entrants at the tee were came state junior champion, had a Walter Ruby and Phil Connim, one stroke margin on the field as both from the Elks Country club in’ it entered the final 36 holes of play Richmond. |at Sarah Shasik yestérday. He fired . Defending champion Dale Morey a two-over-par 74 on his morning of Martinsville, went to the tee at tour and aided stroke on his aftjernoon round for 75. With his 71 1:08, Jiaxing with Clark Esple and |, "0p ont Run and a 74 at South Arnold ov gg ES winner of the Cra, he emerged with a total of state junior title, teed off at 12:20, | with Dr. Robert Blake, An- | SOWerer: Walter Chapman, of derson, and Bill Reed of Speedway. Shank, Sarah Getting Late Starts
Players are Teaving the first tee about 45 minutes behind the starting schedule, but tournament offi cials hope to get the last trio out before 3:15 so that the night maneuvers which featured the first day's play in the district may be avoided. Dae Morey showed followers why he was a heavy favorite to repeat, when he toured the tourney course yesterday in a subpar 69, two Strokes under the regulation figure. An out-of-bounds = shot altered his chances for a better card, Francis Fleming of Evansville also served notice that he was to be considered in the struggle for the championship, when he toured the Hillcrest layout in a one-under-par 70. ‘The pocket city ace took two penalties and three-putted on two greens. Wagoner also ‘fired some fine golf with a one-over-par 72, despite three-putting on three
greens. Following today's 18 holes of qualification play, the association's board of directors will hold its an-
Bu] ipa. meeting: Officers will
Clowns Ann Pair From Detroiters
a double-header t » 0 he 1 ed 21 AN tory Ald yesterday the Indianapolis Clowns defeated the Detroit Stars In both ends, 8 to 1 and 14 to 2. The teams ,are members of the Negfo American
who trailed the junior champ by one and two strokes, respectively, as the event entered its final rounds, jeame through with some fine golf to make the affair a three-way tie. {Chapman combined a pair of 74's in yesterday's play to enter the playoff. Rader fired a 74 on the initial 18 but chopped a stroke off on his afternoon tour to equal the figures of his two competitors.
Two Turn in 296s
Following thé trio were Schuchman, Pleasant Run,
P a ul Sparks, Speedway, Charles Harter, Coffin, 301; Keil, Speedway, 303; Lynn Pleasant Run, 303; Clark Espie, Hillcrest, 305; Harold Cork, South Grove, 308; L. O. Hatfield, Speedway, 308; Tracy Cox, Pleasant Run, 308; Charles Spahr, Pleasant Run, 311, and Paul Roell, Pleasant Run, 314. A playoff will also be necessary to determine the Class B winner. Ken Hoy Jr, Sarah Shank: Eddie Broder, Pleasant Run, and B. Wil- | son of Speedway, wound up their four rounds with 32is. They will meet {n a playoff next Sunday preceding the Class A contest. The B players wound up their activities at Riverside. A 328 total gave Wilbur Richwine 9 South Grove Class C honors jy Zickier won in Class D with a ay : C “players : competed ie at South Grove; while
between |,
In a four-ball foursome at Highland yesterday, Harry Dawson, Ralph Dawson, Charles Holstein and Walter Hitt turned in a 201 for top honors. In the two-ball mixed foursome, Dr. E. W. Gant and Mary Gorman won gross honors with a 77, while Bert Pleasant and Mrs. Joseph ; Chauncy led the net division with Jameson, a member of the 63. .
was awarded a $25 war , Oma to Fight Nova
d by a group of Indianapolis In Week’s Feature
en. Streams Stocked NEW YORK, July 10 (U. P).— Lee Oma, Detroit heavyweight, Harrell P. Mosbaugh, director of rigs his string of 19 straight viethe state conservation department's tories against veteran Lou Nova at | division of ‘fish and game, said 10- Detroit's Olympia Friday night in| day that the first shipment of ap-|the feature bout on this week's -proximately 10,000 fingerling large’ boxing program. mouth bass was made to Kosciusko! Henry Armstrong, former triple county from the Wawasee state fish| champion, engages Slugger White A at Hollywood, Cal, the same night.
A Tooord" Geld teed Off thls morning as the With annual alate,
Hughson, Sewell
Class D wound up at Pleasant Run. |
(left to right): Paul ‘Sparks, Don
Among the sarly iressomes fosing off in the qualifying round of the state amateur golf tournament today at Hillcrest were
are all from the Speedway Golf course.
TOLEDO, July 10.—~The Indian- ; polis Indians finally turned the tables on the Toledo Mud Hens over| {the week-end and won two out of three starts out at Swayne field. The | Hens won the five-game series, si -{ ever, three to two.
header, Toledo outbatted the Redskins and ‘won, 9 to 3. After which the last-place Indians outbatted the Rink and Charles Harter. They
Reliables Continue Victory Streak in Beating U. S. Tires
Medal Beer ran into tough com-|J. D. Adams Co, 16-3. The winners, petition in the Eagles, being forced cracked out 18 hits.
lights tonight with the second-place f are booked in Columbus through
lieved Goedde.
Likely Starters
PITTSBURGH, July 10 (U, P) — Manager Joe McCarthy of the American league all-star team today announced his starting lineup, with ihe exception of the batteries, for the 13th annual all-star game with the : Natiopal league at Forbes field tomorrow might. Marse Joe will keep Manager Billy
FEEL TET if
PHILADELPHIA, July 10 (U. P). —Manager Connie Mack of the Ath{letics predicts that major league club lowners will meet in their annual {all-star-game conference in Pittsburgh tomorrow and give blanket approval to proposals for unlimited playing of night games for the rest of the season.
The Baseball Calendar
AMERICAN LEAGUE (First Game)
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
You Yim Detroit 300 000 900— 3 10 1 reit ............ ME a iNew Yor... 100.100 O1i— 4 10 © Lautavilie. 24 49 329 Trout, Beck and Swift; Dubiel,” Den-
7 31 803 Kan. HE 3 200 TNDPLS 3. ald and Hemsley, Garbark. (Second Game) 101 000 000— 2 T 1 122 030 00x 8 12 ©
20 56 .263
AMERICAN LEAGUE + (Detroit ............
- WL Pet WL Pet, Gentry and Richards; Roser and GarSt. Louis. 45 34 BT0iChicago. . 34 39 479 bark, » Boston... 42 » 538 Cleveland a 3 4 New York 39 38 S3%1Detroit... 38 39 494Phils.. 35 42 .435 (First Game) Wastrton 3 Chicage ........- «SH 108 th 1 1 8 Phila elphia +. 001 000 101— 3 180 2
NATIONAL LEAGUE Dietrich, Maltzberger and Turner; Ham-
WL Pet W L Pet. | lin, Berry i a Louis. 51 21 .708/Phila..... 32 41 .438 2 rv 40 30 .571 Brooklyn. 33 44 420 9; Chica Cave Everhy ye 000 011 000-2 Y © Cincinnati a 33 380 Chicago 29 40 .420 | Philadelphia . 110 030 30x— 8 11 © New York 37 30 487 Boston. 30 48 395 hii Lee and Castine; Flores and ————— ayes.
GAMES TODAY AMERICAN ASSOCIATION (All Games at Night) Tr AroLIS at Columbus. 8 Toledo
FH “Kamas © + Oy we).
Ci AMERICAN LEAGUE Neo games scheduled. «
(First Game) Shirley and Mancuso; Wynn, Ara]. Lefebvre and Guerra. , _ {Second Game) EEE. 400 000 M00-~ 0 3 1 300 010 00x— 4 8 1) Hollingsworth, Potese, Laster and May: worth; Leonard and Ferrell
(First Game) sear veeshs 030 200 003 & 1 901 000 001 2 71 3 = Heving and Resar; Hausmann, Ryba, Lake and Partee. (Second Game)
NATIONAL LEAGUE Ne games scheduled.” -
RESULTS YESTERDAY
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ha il o10 ate 001 3 6 ukee ..... oo. 000 002 21x— 3 31 “- olas and Castro; Acosta and Pru-
SSsane Game; 1 Avaings: Agreement) 400
NATIONAL LEAGUE (First Game) a Fisoher, Barthelson cuso; Chipman and Holm.
Webb and Paden; “Scheets and Easterwood, Pruett,
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1 ¥ iooriaen 100 104 00x— 6 12 and Aragon; Johnson and
| ona Game; 1 Innings; Agreement)
Sena
Voiselle, Adams and Lombardi; Passes and Williams, : y
(First Game)
seraniaa
arvnsanes JOU UN Jom QB RF VIOPHERAMN ~tiiiqion
, ay ’ 4 000 120 111 6 13 -
Persea
310 858 108-18 13 1 Bos
i Cleveland .......... 000 000 020 2 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION ressdRedadiiies, 220 000 00x— § 32 ° First Game) path Reynolds, Heth and ( Ra, Cy a Waaer _Ssbiueter;
(Second. Game) (First Game) New York .......... 000 000 000-0 3 © Leieryet OOF 900 000 1 Chioage .. i. cid : 000 001 00x 1 6 1}
(Second Game) weiane.... 400 000 08x— 7 13 2 Radangntrger, Bar. rett and Peacack; Gumbert, Heusser and Mueller.
(First Game)
Brooklyn ........... 000 000 100-1 % 3 Pittsburgh ......... 422 002 00x—10 13 1 Head, Melton, and Owen, Hayworth; Roe and Davis (Second Game; 8 Innings; Curlew) Brooktyn pies
C. Davis, King and Bragan; ph tehar, Cuccurullo, Rescigno, Starr and Lopes.
(First Game)
(Second Game) FARE A ean ; 800 004 000-0 § 1
Hamilton and
—Solemn-visaged Harold (Jug) MecSpaden of Philadelphia rosy-cheeked associate in the business of par wrecking, Byron Nelson of Toledo, O., today held the cham-
of his own pitchers to Pad off. ha
Boston ,............ 000 000 000— 0 5 1 bowls ....... .i.. 000 001 00x— 1 4 © cr and Masi; M. Cooper and W. ooper. >
Mud Hens opened up on Logan an sent him to the showers by staging a four-run rally. He was relieved by Carl Lindquist. The Hens got! one more marker in the sixth, w lended the scoring for the afternoon. | Wayne Blackburn, the Tribe's | speedy outfielder-infielder, was ab-|
Kaiser 2d : MINNEAPOLIS, July 10 (U. PJ).
and his
end. He had to report for his army, physical examination. The Indians picked up another |rookie, Bill Wilkie, an infielder, to help out in the pinch.
. New Zealand Chaivp On Wrestling Card
Plans for the three-event mat card to be staged at Sports arena tomorrow night were completed today with the signing of Earl McCready, heavyweight champion of New Zealand, Matchmaker Lloyd Carter announced. McCready will face Ralph Garibaldi, young St. Louis star, in a clash scheduled for two falls put of three, with a time limit of 90 minutes, as part of a the leaders going into the! gguble main event attraction. of play, held McSpaden nother two-out - of - three falls and Nelson to a draw in the morn- pattle will pit junior heavyweights ing round yesterday, then squeezed Gil LaCross, of Boston, against out a one-up decision over Lt, Ben! prankie Hart, Chicago. This bout Hogan, Ft. Worth, Tex, and Tony also will carry (a 90-minute time Penna, Dayton, O, in their curtain! limit.. performance. McSpaden and Nelson lost in the afternoon match, to Harry Cooper,
world will collide in a one-fall special match when the Swedish Angel,
day, in the first half of the double- SE Pah}
Hens in the seven-inning second Reinhart, cf contest and won, 8 to 5. ks Schulte. 2b ' The hapless Tribesters moved on jamie ©'0 to Columbus today where they will Gorona, un .. open a four- -game series under the Bokew, 3b. Columbus Red Birds. The Redskins Whitehead, p ...
Thursday. The Indians have yet to! INDIANAPOLIS
by scoring five times. Miller re- guia, I 1:
Outstanding “freaks” of the mat,
Mier Winning Two of Last [Three Games With Mudhens
Auto Parts And Diesels Split Even
Peoria Caterpillar Diesels, seven time Illinois state softball cham- | pions, earned an even break with | _ Metal Auto Parts in its two games iat Softball stadium over the week-
a 8 8 | Even Break (First Game) TSDIANAROLIS ’ R H O A 9:9 3 3 0 0 5 4 33-8} 1-4. } 0-0 1 0 QF -0 ¥ 3.1.49 a 0 0 1 0 9 0 2 Totals i... 104 TB § 4 11 HO A 1 0 0 FEELS 0 © 2 2 4 an san 3 0 0 1 1 0 e 1 0 rf 1 1 0 - 1 2 8 | Ignasiak, 1b . 2 20 0 Kimble, ss ec 0 4 1 0 4 Totals ....0. uss 12 27 18
nnings; Miller,
Umplires—Allinger and
E |bested Chick Cunningham cf the
—|the box.
gl/last night's encounter, which the
7|Ex-Servicemen to a 4-3 win over ooe 012 ooo—3 | Kingan Knights.
end. On Saturday night, Hal Mahaney
3i Peorians in a pitcher's battle givo/ing the Auto Parts a 1-0 victory. 9 {It was the Diesel's second defeat 0 ;of the season, the Metal Parts scor3 ling both victories with Mahaney in
{ - Another mound duel resulted in
0 visitors won, 2-1, Bill Dondeville owas in the box for the winners, while ? Logan Kinnett tossed them for the 0 locals. 1 ‘In last night's preliminary, Frank 9 Wallace extended his winning oistreak when he led Lukas-Harold
Talbert for
Tennis Crown
NEENAH, Wis., July 10 (U. P.).—
{Francisco (Pancho) Segura, the {Ecuadorian tennis flash, and Pauline Betz, of Los Angeles, reigned as king and queen in the singles division of the Western Tennis tournament today, but it took an overtime match
to decide the contest between Bill Talbert, Indianapolis, and Segura. Segura, Miami ' university star, won the match, 3-6, 6-1, 4-6, 6-3 and 11-9, after both players had suffered leg injuries and had to take time out. Segura tore a ligament in his left ankle while leaping for one of Talbert’s lob shots in the second match and he had to take time out to have a physician tape it. Shortly afterward, Talbert was troubled by a tightening of the muscles in his right leg and had to take 10 minutes in the last set to have it massaged.
‘Club Night” Ring
Bill Offered Again
: ; “Tdeleat the Birds this season in four Toras .. Te err ear eR Res xy 402 300 00x—9 | om" Kingan Reliables remained the fo go I3 innings for a 6-5 decision.| jashes | pins Shee Schulte, Jenasiak, 3: 3; Herb Laymon’s eighth-inning only undefeated amateur baseball The losers tied up the affair in the Lyon Belts Ball | Morg reas, Sch ish. (Fuzz. use double Sete e his EOS W nt am § ter ~~ win run viclo day's a Municipal pening half of the ninth andi py Lyon, the Indians’ second today 1 id oh Br 3 Whitehead, over Kingan Knights in the Toto league games at city parks. added a marker in the top half of} ging catcher, found Toledo pitch- I Umpires oa Aid pitch Br-lgame at Speedway stadium last The meatmen made use of a pair the 13th to take the lead. The ing to his liking and his bat helped —1:4 Soctnd Gamer night. R. C. A. also had to go an| Beerman, however, came back to He {extra inning for a 4-3 win over of home runs in downing U., 8. . the last-placers win two games. He| INDIANAPOLIS score twice in their turn, Buksot exo | ABR H Oo a g Brownsburg. Tires, 9-5. Charlie Uhlir hit for| oo. o in the winning tally.| batted in four runs and scored two BR Xa 2] th the circuit with two men on in the : ight Tribe victory Boom. % "03 3 2 o & 1 on er games Pepsi-Cola Girls and Tony Sekula accounted George Coffman with a trio ofiin the Saturday night Tribe victory goto. 2 oo 3 § 3 § | {lwon from Beck Canvas Products first doubles for the Medals ard HaZ- ong in yesterday's second game he Lyon. c .......... 4 1 2 3 0 0Ogjrls 6-0, and Chain Gang defeated | for three runs in the seventh with triple : Clemens, cf ......... 1 0 1 1 0) hini with a home run and trip three-run homer in the Morsan rf... 1 1 2 0 oU S A 1150, 7-2. In Saturday a homer. Buele homered for the walloped a three- r ter 18. i J 279 1 in the eighth, driving in a for Eagles were the hitting stars. third inning. The big fellow also Fouls, eo 110 inight’s games, R. C. A. nosed out| runner. : Devious Sows added Ano Me sBatked a two-run homer in the Look mn ¢ © 3 o o Brownsburg, 6-5; Pepsi girls de-| Prank Baird's P. R. Mallory nine| Gor 5% i=, hens of Oo |sixth inning of yesterday's first-tilt,) (Eider, 18 078] gible continued to pound the ball, ariv- standings with nine wins and one although the Redskins lost that one. | Totals ........... B91 3 ing out 21 hits to take a free- defeat. A Seven-run splurge in the] In yesterday's first fracas the| R HO AE Joe Sherman of Madison Ave hitting affair from Allison's, 1943; ipa) inning put them im front,|Hens jumped off to a four-run lead corns cf... ...s © 1 1 0 Go Flowers limited Speedway V. FP. city champions, 15-8. With his team 4p, 1osers scoring their lone run inlin the initial stanza off Ollie Byers. fo Soils, : 11 ito one hit in pitching his team trailing, 4-3, in the second stanza,!¢h. fourth. Arnold Theiss had a/The Hens also tallied two markers waren, ¢ .....0..013 0 0 4 2 ola 2-1 victory in a Bush-Callahan| Ed Marcum of Mallory hit a home| perfect day with three singles and/in the third and three in the fourth Burgo, xf co... .... 3 1 8 3 ¢ $i Sunday league game. In another run with a runner on to send the/s home run to pace the Newsmen's! Against John Whitehead's effective Wren. 2b .....0....3 1 1 2 4 1{loop tilt, Spoilers won from Indian- | East Siders ahead, 5-4. Fail Steven- | attack. hurling, the Jadians were had 1a one, Pine, pa 2 3 g 3 | polis Bleaching, 14-11. son hit a four-base smash in the| Armour Social Club trounced 40/run in the fifth and { Miller, 'p 0 0 3 of fourth and Lee Lady cracked outig 8 in a see.saw affair, 20-8, cli-| Byers was pounded for 12 blows. | Ra a: v sree ] 2 ¢ 0 0 0 Tonight's Bush-Callahan City lone in the sixth to keep the Mal-!maxi the victory with an eight- . fr TER TET rn {league schedule at Softball stadium: .{lory team in the lead. run ninth inning. Three home runs indians "Get Going | Ta + batted Yi - ” i 2 00—Kingan Knights vs. Light A home-run also featured the featured, Gerald Tutterow and] In yesterday's second game, the npiiXaPoLis ............. 2s io os Metals, Ine R. C. A's 6-4 victory over Stew-|George Shaner getting one each for|series finale, Lefty Bob Logan TOAD |, svuwens iaunvnnensiien 000 401 0—5| 8:10—Ft. Harrison vs. Stout Field. art-Warner. Pat Hogan drove out|the winners and Ed Wirtz one forjopened on the Tribe mound against, Mi belied in Engh, Lyn. 1 1pm, > Ain Arerienti Bearing vs. J. D. the homer with two on to put his/the losers. |Streteh Goedde, also a southpaw. | Lyon." Stolen base—Clemens. Sacrifices] ams team in front. The losers got but| In the loops remaining contest| The Indians got away to & tWO-Tun yo i; "io" gngush, Lindquist to Aliperto| McKinley Prod e Schm tchel-Scott, lead in the first frame and batted fo Hutchings. Left on bases—Indianapolis,| .. ~ ey ucts of Greensburg one hit off Bud utte. Mitchel-Scott, behind the six-hit eli the third & Toleds, &. Base on an, 4 will meet R. C. A. in tonight's] In Municipal league the Gold! pitching of Gene Moore, won from Goedde out of the box in the | Goedde, FS er 2: La Mac- feature game at Speedway sta dium. In
3%;: Logan, $ | The game is scheduled at 9. (335: Lindquist, 2 in 3s! LaMacchia, lin 1} pitehes—Goedde, Miller,
In the fourth canto, after the hi BE ede Eig plier
another marker, the Gocdde. | indians scored a Soedde,
Phils Lose Hamrick
PHILADELPHIAfi July 10 (U. hich | P.).—Shortstop Ray Hamrick of!
{preliminary at 8, R. C. A. girls meet Beck Canvas girls.
'Bluejackets Beat Ft. Wayne Club, 9-2 |
FT. WAYNE, Ind, July 10 v.!
|
{| Walter J. Daly,
Another “Club Night” will be of{fered local boxing fans at Sports |arena Thursday night when the | Hercules Athletic club again will | present a professional boxing bill | featuring “fighters who fight” and minus a “main event” attraction. Matchmaker = Lloyd Carter . was considerably encouraged by the re-
{action of mitt fans to last Thurs-
| day's program, when the ringsiders
Wy | viewed a card replete with action
{from the opening gong.
| Among the maulers who made
|impressive showings last week and who will again see action Thursday night are Pvt. Jackie Nichols, of | Camp Atterbury, who gave A. C. Lee {a four-round boxing lesson; James | Sherron, former Times - Legion Golden Gloves standout, who scored {a second-round knockout over | Frank Rand, and Sparky Reynolds, who stopped Lee Sadler, Louisville, {in the second session.
|
Ex-Penn Player Is Wed in Rome
ROME, July 10 (U. P.).—Capt. 27, of the Mediterranean air force headquarters, and Lt. Jeanne D. Young, 25, army
| the Phillies prepared today to turn 'P.).—Whitey Platt Jed the Great | nurse of Dallas, Tex., were marin his baseball uniform for navy Lakes Bluejackets back onto the | ried in St. Peter's Basilica today. | togs. ‘He was notified by his draft | victory path last night as the sailors
| day.
| Wayne, 9 to 2.
Daily is ‘a former University of
sent from the club over the week- | board to report for induction Pri- | {beat the General Electric of Ft. Pennsylvania fullback. His home
| is in Philadelphia.
professional for the host club, and Ellsworth Vines, Denver, Colo, oné up.
230, tangles with Martin Levy, the “Human “Blimp,” of Boston, who weighs 625.
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