Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 August 1944 — Page 24
SPORTS. By Eddie Ash
HARRELL F. MOSBAUGH, director of the state division of fish and game said that indications point to a better squirrel season this year than in 1943. . . . The Indiana season on squirrels opens today arx closes Oct. 8 Mr, Mosbaugh has just completed a report from 74 conserv ation officers representing the 92 Indiana counties. . He said that 59 officers report more squirrels this year than last year, 14 report the same amount, and one reported less, Thirty-nine officers reported that there was jabout the same amount of food available for squirrels, while 26 report ted less food, and nine reported more food. The harvest of squirrels by hunters during the 1943 season was
320,780 gray squirrels, and 1,210,388 fox squirrels, making a total of
1531118... . In 1942 the total] taken by hunters was 1,411,354, and in 1941 the total was 1,354,360. In view of these figures, Mr. of the squirrel population indicates an increase. « @
Mosbaugh said, the general trend
Daily Bag Limit Is Five THE director called attention to the possessiom limit during the open season on fox and gray squirrels. . . . Hunters are permitted to have only five squirrels in their possession, or on hand at any one time during the season. ... The daily bag 1#émit dlso is five. Hunters were reminded by Mr. Mosbaugh to be especially careful this year to avoid forest fires. ... Because of the extended dry weather the fields and woods are tinder- Like and widespread, damage could be caused by careless hunters.
Voiselle Grip Hard on Fingernail BILL VOISELLE of the Néw York Giants has al peculiar nranner of gripping the ball which causes unusudl wear and tear on the index fingernail of his throwing hand. ... The nail was about half ~.0ff when Voiselle reached the showers after being batted out by the Cincinhati ‘Reds at the Polo Grounds recently. As. a remedy, Dr. Francis Sweeney, club physidian, performed a sort of half-moon operation on the na i, leaving thes good half intact. . «It is hoped that this will solve the big righthander's problem.
Paralysis Benefit Ticket Sale Stimulated
THE SPREAD of the dreaded infantile pamlysis disease in Indiana, now reaching a total of 61 cases, has stimulated the of tickets for the benefit game to be played at Victory field on Tuesday night of next week. . St. Paul will open against Indianapolis that night and 25 per cent of the gross gate will go to this worthy
charity. Among industrial concerns purchasing blocks of seats for the
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event are Lukas- Harold, Armour & ©0., Indianapolis: Brewing Co., and Kingan & Co. 2 o 2 ’ = 2 o
A SIDE FEATURE prior to the benefit game will be a race “for shoes” between members of both teams. . . . The winner will receive a $25 war bond and shoes will go to the next two. ... George J. Marott is the sponsor for this interestihg forerunner to the game proper. 2 2 8 n a n ANSWER to guery: The Cincinnati Reds play a double-header with the New York Giants at Crosley field Sunday, first game at 1:30 (12:30 Indianapolis time).
Heinlein and Urban Just Stroke Apart
" By ROY J. FORREST United Press Staff Correspondent
SHELBYVILLE, Ind, Aug. 10.— Bill Heinlein’ of Noblesville and Bill Urban, host professional at the ‘Elks Blac River Country club, were in a tight battle today for the Indiana open golf championship. Playing in the same threesome with the professional rivals was | paul Sparks of Indianapolis, the | meet's leading amateur shooter.
| Just a stroke separated, the two | pros today as they headed into the | 36-hole finals. Heinlein posted a one-over-par {73 yesterday for a two-day total of 144. Urban came up wtih a 71 and his total at the midway point was 145. Until this season Urban ha served as assistant to Craig Wood, curation national open champ, at Mamaroneck, N. Y. — Wields Hot Putter
Heinlein's hot putter got him out of difficulty on several occasions* yesterday as it did in the opening round of play.’ He canned long shots of at least 20, 12 and 15 feet on three greens. The long-driving Urban was more consistent and in less trouble yesterday . than his Noblesville rival. His card showed three birdies, one of: which was registered with {the aid of a chip-in shot from off [the green on No. 3. still within striking ¢ distance with {Sparks at 148 was George Shafer, | Anderson prefession al. He had irounds of 72-76—148. A” stroke back of Shafer was Sailor Floyd [Hamblen of Tipton, former Pro, with 74-75—149. :
Defending Champ Lags
It appeared certain that a new champion would be crowned today, for the defending king, Mike Stefan|chik of Hobart, fared badly in his second round yesterday and wound [up with a 79 and a two-day total of 154. Standings at the halfway mark included: John Watson, South Bend pro, 150; Frank Higgins, Indianapolis amateur, and Pat Sharkey, Gary pro, 152; Boots Widener, Gary amateur; Bob Tinder and Jim Morris, Indianapolis pros, 154. Marion Shaw, Columbus amateur, and Don Carmichael, Martinsville amateur, 155; Fred McDermott, Leesburg pro; Roy Smith, Indianapolis “pro; Bill Staples and Pete Joneson, Indianapolis amateurs, and Bill Reed, Jasper -amateur, 156; John Mislan, Gary amateur, 137.
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: By HARRY GRAYSON NEA Sports Editor
NEW YORK, Aug. 10—When the _ bombs dropped on Pearl Harbor, the § United States Golf association called °
the whole thing off. The Professional Golfer's assoca-
championship, won by Sam Snead at Absecon, hard by Atlantic City, but that is the only national golf tournament which has been staged
on Japs. Victory opens in Chicago substituted for the United States Open, but that has been all. But now the famous Athletic Round Table brings back the P. G. A. title test over the grassy lawns o Spokane’s Manito club, Aug. 14Never an organization to do anything in a small way, the Athletic Round Table has underwritten full § expenses estimated to exceed $30,-
Proceeds, minus only taxes, go to the Ft. George Wright A. A. F. Convalescent center and Baxter general hospital of Spokane. The Athletic Round Table sees the tournament netting the overseas veteran rehabilitation fund $30,000, and you can bet it will. Back trouble, which has Seaman Sam Snead in the Naval training] station hospital in San Diego, will prevent, the Virginian from defending his crown,
Runyan, Dutch Harrison, Clayton Heafner, Jimmy Demaret,
established - shotmakers out of the|
On hand will be Byron Nelson.
Wood, Ed Dudley, Olin Dutra, Toney |
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Yanks’ Drive To Break Up
Browns Lags
NEW YORK, Aug. 10 (U. P)— The last ditch campaign of the New York Yankees to “break up the St. Louis Browns” was off to a shaky start today. Yankee stadium fans, accustomed for years to seeing games decided by homers, got in on a typical finish in the ninth inning yesterday, but this time it was the “Brown Bombers” and not the “Bronx Bombers” who were the victors, 3 to 2.
livered the winning wallop off Yankee Hank Borowy. The homer gave the Missourians their ninth straight triumph, equalling their string at the start of the season and enabling them to stay six and a halfgames ahead of the second-place Boston Red Sox.
Sewell Elated
Manager Luke Sewell of the Browns was elated over the “psychological advantage” of the victory in the important series which marks the start of the team’s final eastern road trip. The Red Sox trounced the Chi-
but it was the valedietory for navybound Cecil (Tex) Hughson, making
Back trouble has Seaman Sam Snead in Naval Training Station hospital in San Diego.
With match! run.
32 ‘compete on Newhouser's 18th
| Detroit Tigers, 4 to 2.
was realized today for Arch L. Derby,
Yankee Maid Takes Harness Classic in Straight Heats
GOSHEN, N. Y., Aug. 10 (U.P.).—A dream of a quarter of a century a 4-to-3 victory over the Athletics,
the name of his fleet filly Yankee Maid written into the record books as winner of the Hambletonian trotting classic. For 25 years, Derby had hoped to send a horse out to win the richest trip, started the current one at prize in harness racing, but never had he bred one worthy enough for| Chicago with a 3-to-2 victory, end-
the ninth when the
defeat.
Wtchita, Kas., ailman, as he saw | getting two singles and a double.
a trial at the corn-tassel classic. Never, until yesterday, when hisufirst | entry showed a clean set of ‘heels to 1 other top 3-year-olds and ie off top money of $18,467 with a! straight-heat triumph. The Kentucky-foaled and Kansasbred Yankee Maid came from behind to win the first one-mile heat in 2:05 and then, under a front running drive by Henry Thomas of Lexington, Ky., she walked off with the second heat and the Hambletonian in 2:05. It made her the first filly to score in the race since Thomas won with Shirley Hanover in 1937 and was his third driving victory in the event. Yankee Maid, who went to the first post as the favorite, didn’t take
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4 Sexton is the defending champien. members and their guests, but mera[bers only will compete for the club
8 championship. Guests will share
Wyse, Lynn, Vanden- the blind par awards.
| Winer of the blind par event ©. ocal Star Picked
the club
S00 002 2x—1 3 1 cpannion will be awarded a trophy TQ Tackle Segura
rand. the low gross shooter will re-|
1' will receive a war bond;
| | ceive a trophy and other prizes.
| | C. clubhouse. | JE Peoria Draws ROCK ISLAND, Ill, | P.) —Peoria’s 1943 Illinois Amateur Softball ciation champions, drew
Bye
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ment which will open here tom row night. Fitzpatricks of Sp
| field also drew a bye in the opening
| Prizes will be distributed at a din- Francisco (Pancho) Segura, Ecua- | ner, scheduled at 6:30 in the K. of gor. and Billy Talbert, Indianapolis,
10 (U. Caterpillar Tractors, aASS0a bye in the first round of the state tourna-
long to show 15,000 fans the reason. |She was third when they broke past %i the stands that first time but when {they slid past the quarter pole on the kite-shaped track she moved into the lead and came on to win by five: lengths. That was from an outside post i tion, her first heat victory, and gave her the pole for the second heat. That made it a breeze. For .she took the lead as they scored and never was headed, winning by four full lengths. » On a two-heat basis they finished like this: Second, Emily !Scott; third, Enac; fourth, Ruth's Day; fifth, Rapid Hanover; sixth,
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over; eighth, Rose Dean; ninth, Betsy Babcock; 10th, Princess Juliana, and lth, Eva's Boy.
| RYE, N. Y, Aug. 10 (U. P).—
| the top contenders, led the way into the quarter-finals in the men’s divi- | sion of the Eastern grass court tennis tournament today and remained the favorites to meet in the final round. In the women's ‘competition, Pauline Betz of Los Angeles, the women's singles champion, and Margaret Osborne of San Francisco, her recent conqueror, both were im-
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mond activity will face a Chicago mms lineup boasting of several leading Negro American league hitters.
share the pitching with Paige, prob- | ably opposed by Lefty McKinnis,! who bested Paige, 3 to 2, in Chi-| cago recently.
Miss Trimble Wins Guest Day Event
the women's guest day golf tourna- | ment at Meridian Hills yesterday. She carded an 87. : |
were Mrs. L. L. Lykins of High-| 4 land with an 88 and Mrs. Moe | gm 3 The event is open to K. of C. Fighting Scot; seventh, Foster Han- Evans of Woodstock with 91. Rudolph Block of Broadmoor was low net shooter among the guests, with 95-13—82.
went to Mrs. Ralph R. Flood with an 89, while net honors were won hy | Mrs. F. Burghard, who had 91-17—174. | Sm
to the Cubs.
With the Monarchs and slated to BOWLING MEETING
pitch three innings of the second| game will be Leroy (Satchel) Paige, one of the greatest hurlers in the meet at the Pritchett Recreation history of Negro baseball. The veter- alleys, 37 E. Maryland st., an of more than 20 years’ of dia-|0'clock tonight.
a | plonship
It was 2-all when Al Zarilla de-|
cago White Sox at Boston, 9 to 1,
it problematical how often they will win from now on. ‘Boston’s tcp Assignments in the armed forces| Hamilton and about 75 "who quali- pitcher chalked up his 18th “triumph keep Ben Hogan, Vic Ghezzi, Paul fied in various parts of the country.i against five defeats and ‘added five The P. G. A. once was held in LOS| strikeouts to bring his season total Jim|Angeles, but never before. in the to 112, also tops for the circuit. Turnesa, Jimmy Thomson and other! Pacific northwest. s There
Hughson allowed only four hits is a 36-hole .qualifyitg and had’ a two-hit shutout until competition, but the field will be. round, 18 on Monday, Aug. 14, and the ninth when Chicago ‘scored its large and star-studded. : 18 the following day. } {play at 36 holes, Harold :McSpaden, Sam Byrd, Craig| Wednesday, reducing the field to 16,
then eight and four before the final - The Washington Senators lost
20. | their 12th game in 15 starts to the Hal Newhouser had a two-hit shutout until Senators gained both runs on two hits. Like Hughson, it was his 18th victory, although he has suffered one more
Manager Lou Boudreau paced the | Cleveland Indians’ 12-hit attack in
The Brooklyn Dodgers, who failed to win a game on their last western
ing a string of nine > straight 1 losses
Boston got an 8-to-0 lead over the Reds at Cincinnati, then coasted to to a 9-to-6 victory. Harry Brecheen pitched a six-inning no-hitter, but wound up by not even getting the Followers of Negro baseball in| victory in the Cardinals’ 4-to-2 triIndianapolis are to receive rare en-| umph over the Phillies. tertainment at Victory field tonight
The Phil- | lies tied the score at 2-all in the when the Kansas City Monarchs eighth and Max Lanier relieved to and Chicago American Giants clash | win his 14th game. in a Negro American league double- | feated the New York Giants, 4 to header, first game starting in the 3 at Pittsburgh. twilight at 6:45.
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