Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 July 1946 — Page 8

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** TERRE HAUTE, Ind. July 15.—Miss Dorothy Ellis of Indianapolis, pace today in the qualifying round women's state golf tournament by firing a one-under-par 38 on the Terre Haute Country club. The veteran Miss Ellis, & four-time winner of the event, was the

‘defending , set the early ‘of the only early or in the field of T4 ' is om ®

Pick Open Site

The Coffin course, once the site of the national public links tourney and generally regarded as one of the toughest municipal layouts in the country, will be the scene of the Indiana Open tourney the week of Aug. 5. “Following a pro-amateur tournament on Monday, Aug. 5, the 72-hole medal play for the championship will begin on Aug. 6.

‘Coffin Holds

Narrow Lead

The South Grove team has two more rounds of play in which to overtake Coffin in the Tyndall cup golf tournament. Coffin had a total of 47% points after yesterday's activity. South Grove has 45, while other teams are strung out.in this order: Sarah Shank 37, Pleasant Run 28% and Riverside 22. Medalists in yesterday's round at South Grove were Harold Cork of Coffin and Lynn Lee of Pleasdnt Run, both with 60's.

Nine players shared blind-par honors in a tourney at Speedway yesterday to raise funds to send the local public links team to the national tournament at Denver,

Colo. Tied with net 80's, they were N. E * Miller, Charles Reeser, George Peet, Fred Belser, Ed Steers, Max Bwails, Prank Glogoza, H. Schaefer and Bud Cook. Cards of 75 won gross honors for Paul Sparks and Tod Blackburn.

Firing a best ball of 68, the combination of Chuck Hess, Tony Pitzer, H. E. Baker and Tom Sayer

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won the pro-amateur tournament at| ,."y; "np, _The Nyala, 72-foot rac-

Pleasant Run. Warren Swenson was low among the gross shooters with a 72

lification ~ Def ding Champ Dorothy Ellis 1s Among Early 23d Event at Terre Haute

ec ocala dian ons

Starters in

to equal or better par. Alice O'Neal of Indianapolis, runnerup in ‘the 1045 tournament, ran into trouble on the seventh hole and had a total of 42 for the first nine. Two other favorites in the field,

Mrs. Calvert Shorb of the South|&

Bend Country club and Dorothy Gustafson of South Bend's Erskine park, both registered 41's at the turn. The last of the entries were scheduled to open qualifying play shortly after noon. They will vie for the 16-match play spots. Match play will open tomorrow and extend | through Friday: % | New officers of the womens’ association will be named at a business meeting tomorrow. Retiring president is Miss Ellis. Other of-| ficers included Mrs. Frederick Her- | rick, Frankfort; past president, Mrs. Shorb, vice president; Mrs. Louis Randle, Indianapolis, secre-tary-treasurer,

Junior Matman

Tackles Heavy

The question of whether or not a good junior heavyweight grappler can beat a good heavyweight wrestler will be “ironed out” again when Buddy Knox of Tulsa opposes Abe Coleman of New York in the main go on the outdoor mat card tomorrow night at Sports Arena. 3 Knox, a junior heavy, will have the odds against him insofar as local records are concerned, for the few matches of this kind held here in recent years found the heavyweight opponent winning. Junior heavies are in supporting matches with Silent Rattan meeting Bill Zimovich, Utica, N. Y,, and Ali Pasha, Calcutta, India, opposing Indio Yaqui, Mexico. Rattan, whose home is at Warsaw, Ind. is here for the first time in three years. He has been campaigning on the West coast.

New Yacht Record

MACKINAC ISLAND, Mich., July

ing sloop skippered by Robert ‘Schleman, South Bend, Ind. today held |a new record of 30 hours-31 minutes | and 38 seconds for the 243-mile Port

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‘William DuPont, 1s still listed as

nis Greenberg of Chicago, 6-2, 6-2, 4-6, 7-5, to inscribe his name for the

He teamed with national collegiate

Captures We

Top-seeded Billy Talbert of Wilmington, Del, successfully defended his western tennis chamDionship yesterday by defeating Seymour Greenberg of Chicago, 6-2-, 6-2, 4-6, 7-5. Talbert, a

stern Crown

liaison man for multimillionaire =

a non-resident member of Woodstock country club, site of much of his early racquet activity while a resident of Indianapolis.

Billy Adds fo Falher! Tennis

Booty of Luggage, Watches

By HARVEY HARRIS

william Talbert (call me Tawlbert, if you please) was on his way to Neenah, Wis., today remanded to the custody of Badger state tennis

lovers with a new Gruen wristwatch. . the singles prize for winning the

Western tennis tourney, was in Cincinnati, the possession of Mom and Dad Talbert.

An elaborate traveling suitcase,

Talbert acquired his latest tenspoils by besting Seymour

second time in succession on the Western silver cup—minus a saucer.

champion Bob Falkenburg to capture the men’s tandem, 7-5, 2-6,| 6-2, 6-4, overcoming Nick Carter and Norman Brooks, a San Francisco duo. Unlike Calvin Coolidge, Billy the Kid chose to run yesterday at Woodstock.. In his first two sets

from Sam Match, San

3-6, 6-1, 6-3.

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State Boxi e boxing | Ring Edict By BOB-STRANAHAN The Indiana Athletic commission thinks that it is about time some one defended some of the state boxing titles—or else. So it has recommended that some tima within the next 90 days the titieholders get together with their ranking contenders or the crowns will be declared vacant. This matter is of particular interest at this time .since Johnny Denson, through Man Tom Leeper, recently issued a’ challenge to Willard Reed for a scrap in the heavyweight division. Reed inferred to Promoter Lloyd Carter that he wasn't interested in a title bout with Denson or anyone else this summer. But he must do something about this latest commission edict or face possible, loss of his state crown. Rate Consideration

“The commission has no idea of making it ‘tough’ on anyone,” said

Drops Pair to R

terday afternoon following a double with whom they shared the top spot P. R. Mallory Co. strengthen facturers league through a Saturday

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By BERNARD HARMON Kingan Reliables took over \the lead in the Municipal league yes-

its leading position in the Manu-

Eagles lodge continued as undeteated leaders of the City league with

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victory over Roosevell- Pharmacy, prior to the Sabbath encounters.

victory over Stewart-Warner and

Pitcher Harry Fitch then slammed the ball far into left field. The hit was ticketed for a home run, but Eddie Powers raced back to make

Playground Trac

yesterday's triumph over Indianap- ww terda y in winning the 10-lap motore olis Rallways. STANDINGS cycle feature in 6:25.5. ? A pair of singles and a sacrifice MUNICIPAL LEAGUE Jones edged out Delbert Moore gave Roosevelt & one-run margin|.. ooo. % © Teel of Andianapolis and Lowell Rede in the initial stanza of the open-|Roesevelt Pharmacy ........ le 190 | dinger Columbus, Ind. in the ing game, but Kingan came back peMYG, ONE oii 74 5% tingling event.. ” i with a four-run third inning that|Pendjeton Reformatory .... 5 6 .454 Reddinger ot tured the taked them to & 6-3 victory Armour Social Club .......... 4 6/ 40 g pture e 8-lap § * Backs Auto Parts .......... 2 9 .182 windup for 45 cubic inch class mo= Eddie Marcum was the star of Broad Ripple Merchants .... 1 9# .100 tors in ‘5:05.3 with Bob Pettit of the second game, his six-hit pitch- CITY LEAGUE New Waverly second and Jones ing and two-run homer sparking Bagles Lodge ........... H 1006 third - P aaieaa : : the meatmen to a 3-2 triumph. |RUPEL CYT Cream @ ‘4st Jones swept the 80 cubic inch Saves Game Shristameres 10 8 27|class in 5:023, followed by Earl The losers staged a great ninth|Indianapolis Railways ©... 3 9 ‘182| Darnell of Crawfordsville and Perry inning rally, the ‘game ending with MANUFACTURERS LEAGUE Helton of Indianapolis. the bases loaded. A double, single]. R. Marlery w L Pet. Moore, Jones, Pettit and Leon and fielder’s choice gave the Stewart-Warker ''s 3 e285 Meadows were elimination race Pharmacy boys their second run, guieofs, oir: +4 4 300! winners. after which Marcum filled the bases - The races, sanctioned by the with an Intentional walk. American Motorcycle association,

: - : . MONDAY, JULY. 15, 106° ournament Cyclist Sets New Mark in Winning Race

merly of Marion, Ind. set a new Fountain Curve course record yese

Mary Arnold Prentiss of Los Angeles defeated 19-year-old Shirley Fry of Akron, 3-6, 6-1, 6-3, for the women’s diadem. Shirley then sided with Filipino Cesar Cormona to win the mixed doubles event Francisco | and Phyllis Hunter, Berkely, Cal. | Martin's first promotional effort at

Chairman Archie Hindman. “But at the same time, members feel that the contenders rate equal consideration.” Carter, of course, would prefer to promote a summer outdoor bout between Reed and Denson, current ly ranked as the No. 1 contender by the commission. But the fight may have to “keep” until next fall and indoors. : Two other championships also fall under the commission edict.

Others Involved

a sensational catch and end the game. De Wolf News tied Leonard Cleaners for third place through a twin victory over Sacks Auto Parts. Single runs in the first and fourth innings and a four-run splurge in the fifth kept the Newsmen in front all the way and gave them a 7-4 triumph. De Wolf Team Wins The veteran Ralleigh Miller limited the Sacks nine to six hits and

One is the light heavyweight title earned an 11-0 shutout victory for now held by Tommy Charles, Terre | D¢ Wolf in the seven-‘nning second

Haute, and defended against Al | SMe. nim epee aha Sheridan, - Indianapolis, ard . the Bob Schremser kept Pendleton other is in the welterweight class, | Feformatory’s six hits well scattered

held by Bob Simmons, Indianap- to give Leonard an 8-0 victory at olis. Pendleton. The visitors scored once

Sparky Reynolds, Indianapolis, is in the first and iced the game with classed as the No. 1 contender in|® Six-run rally in the third. Three the welter division. Mel Workman |doubles and four base-on-balls pro-

of South Bend is ranked behind |duced the tallies. Charles in the state’s light heavy Armour Social club got credit for

leather class. a pair of victories when Broad RipArnold Deer and Mike McKis- |Ple Merchants failed to field a team sick, both of Indianapolis, will do|for their scheduled double-header. battle for the state middleweight] Dwayne Hodges chalked up his crown af Richmond next Friday 10th victory of the season as he

night. The bout will headline Frank Pitched Eagles Iodge fo & 19-4 win over Indianapolis, Railways.

Hurls One-Hitter

{the Richmond midget stadium.

with the second-seeded Greenberg, he startled local net enthusiasts by

- a in » 1s ieary Huron - to - Mackinac yacht race.| dashing madly over every corner of a special team| go. onan and his crew broke the|the court to place the ball where

match on the victors' course. Clark Smith

Espie of Hillcrest and Bob

of Highland registered gross 73's.

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Seymour was not. His driving was beautiful with its terrific power off either wing. Frequent ‘excursions to the net supplemented that torrid pace. Out of Fuel But the third set went to the former Big Ten champion. Billy had run out of fuel. He wilted fast er than a starched white shirt in mid-August:“And it went tough on the poor infants sitting on the sidelines. Not a whimper could they utter in defense of or against the renowned Mr. Talbert. At their first gurgle or cry, Billy glared them out of the place or asked them to teeth somewhere else.

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with his parents ao: re 200 Me li-3 17 0) “I couldn't smash those serves for' scott, Pavlick, ‘Miller and Moss; Nothe| INDIANAPOLIS .... 001 002 020— 5 11 0 { i ” and Savino. Minneapolis . 100 300 000-— 4 5 1] | aoything. Too bad. { Reid, Roser and Riddle; Abernathy, | And will tournament officials (First Game) | Webb, Jungels and Pruett | " i | Columbus .... OOO 001 010— 2 T 2 | | start awarding something to the|golilie, * 110 110 03x— 8 15 0| Toledo "001 110 030— 6 11 1 | amateurs beside luggage and p Mazar, Griftore, Herr and Maions; | gi Paul. 330 010-00x— 7 8 2| | i eis an ilvera Pavlik. Newlin, Harris d Castino, | watches? The Talbert family now Sera id Game) Iu lin, Ta ad Cas {has plenty of traveling gear and Columbus ol 120 100 s 1 1 ' : >it — { | there's an abundant supply Of “Hearn and Wilber; Drews, Louthen,| Columbus 010 000 000— 1 10 2

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Billy came through on the fourth that! | Greenberg fellow didn't know when | | he was supposed to be beaten. You

nis was fine, dandy, marvelous! But {to one spectator in the gallery of Loutsviie | 1500, the 150-pound court star was just another of the average DOYS. | derman. “I don't think he played well al: ieville all” was the comment of R. C. Tal-| ’ | bert, his father, who journeyed from | the ‘Queen City to see the boy in

In the locker room Billy sided Dantonio. The kid surmised | Toledo

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In other activity yesterday, Mrs.

hit pitching of Tuck Bottom, downed NATIONAL LEAGUE aseball Calendar Chrisiamare, 6:2 Botiom SrVekl yp, poien 33 1 & Bt hy . ston irs 3 45". 93. out 17 of his ‘opponents as he TeR- | walker, Brooklyn .. 72 284 30 104 Hh AMERICAN ASSOCIATION (First Game) istered his ninth triumph of the Musial, St. Louis .. 80 325 64 117 .360 WwW L Pet W L Pct. | Philadelphia . . 000 000 00D— 0 4 1| season | Mize, New York ... 78 204 56 100 .340 INDPLS. 54 38 .587 Milwaukee 44 44 .500| Cincinnati ' 000 000 12x— 3 8 0 * : Reiser, Brooklyn 0 243 47 8 321 | 8t. Paul 54 38 .587 Mineapolis 44 47 .484 yaisuney. Karl, 2 lulligan and Hemsley, | In the third City game, Blue Rib- Real | Louisville 52 40 .565! Columbus 35 58 .376 eller. : 0 RICAN LEAGUE Kas. City 48 44 .522 Toledo 33 85 375 | (Second Game) bon won a slugging match over Fer G AB R H Ave Philadelphia iris 003 200 loz— 3 1 : ris Food Markets, 16-5. The win- Vernon Washington 72 286 40 102 357 n sai aNE ER — ams, on .. 8M 3 - AMERICAN LEAGUE _ L pet. | Raflensberger ‘and Seminick; Beggs, ners stacked up an early lead to Wiiiamb. Bosh +4 m » 0 383 Berton’ 3 onal. Louis 3044 Ads} 4200Y, lambeis aug Lakemad, head their rivals throughout the Berardino. St. Louis 78 317 30 104 328 New York 48 1 388 Cleveland 36 45 A AMERICAN * |game. Bdward, Cleveland . 8 213 31 60 .324 Detroit * 44 35 ,557/ Chicago 32 48 41 ICAN LEAGUE Mallory handed the Stewart-War- — Wash'ton 40 38 .513| Philadeiph 34 54 .308 HOME RUNS Chisigo ohm Game) co. « 3 3|DerS 8.62 defeat and Allison nosed | Williams, Red Sox 26(Mize, Giants ..... 18 Chicago ...-vvass-« 030 000-000 § 3 lout the Union Printers, 9-8, in the|Steembers ists Z8DIMaggto, Yanks. 31

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AMERICAN LEAGUE St. Louis at Washington (night), Chicago at Philadelphia (night), Detroit at New York (night), (Only games scheduled.)

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Meet Is Arranged

Boys and girls from 12 playgrounds will compete for team and individual laurels in the Joseph E. Lee track and field meet planned at Belmont park Wednesday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock in honor of the founder of the national playground system. The program will include nine sprint races, a relay race for boys and several field events. Winners of the top three positions in each) event will receive ribbons and the Makay Betty trophy will be awarded to the championship team. Competition is planned for “midgets” under 12 years, juniors under 14 years, intermediates under 16 years and seniors. The playgrounds eligible for the meet are Bethel, Northwestern, Douglass, Hill, Norwood, Camp Sullivan, Flanner House, Belmont, Cornelius, Lockefield, Ross Claypool and Meikel. Officials will be Ed Denny, George Sprague, Anthony Watkins, Edward Clay, Albert Booth, Abe Thacher, Jesse Francis, Lee Bess and seweral playground supervisors.

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READING, Pa., July 15 (U. P.).~= Joie. Chitwood, Oklahoma Indian racing out of Reading, won the 25« lap feature big car race at the Reading fair grounds half-mile dirt track yesterday before 21,367 fans, Chitwood turned the 12%: miles in 11 minutes, 36.25 seconds. Sece ond place went to Ted Horn, Pate erson (N, J.) veteran, with Tome my Hinnershitz, Reading, third and Bill Holland, Bridgeport, Conn, fourth. George Robson, Maywood, Cal, winner of the Indianapolis 500« mile race, failed to finish. Horn dee feated Robson in a special match race before the main event.

Clowns to Play i

Seattle Pastimers A Negro baseball game pitting the Indianapolis Crowns against Seattle of the West Coast Negro association and the appearance of_ Jesse Owens in a novel race against a horse are scheduled Thursday evening at Victory field. The Clowns split a Negro American league double-header with the Cleveland Buckeyes yesterday at Victory field before 3400 fans. Quine cy Trouppe and Willie Grace hit over-the-wall homers to pace th Buckeyes to a 6-1 triumph in the opener, In the nightcap the Clowns scored four in the first for an eventual 6-3 victory. Peanuts Davis was credited with the triumph.

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