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TUESDAY, AUG. 20, 1946

Rv Harrison and Hines Take Play Away From Stars In First Qualifying Round

PORTLAND, Ore., Aug. 20 (U. P.).—A pair of old-timers who have been on golfdom's trail for many years without causing too much consternation among the so-called hotshots, stole the spotlight in the opening round of qualifying play at the national P. G. A. tournament

here yesterday. One was E. J. Jimmy Hines, veteran pro from Chicago, These stars literally tore the Portland golf club's course apart as they fired seven-under-par and six-under-par scores of 68 and 66, respectively. While taking the play away from the younger set and the highlytouted “big four” of Sammy Snead, Byron Nelson, Lloyd Mangrum and Ben Hogan, the old-timers put a new set of values on playing the exacting 6164-yard course. Easy to Get in Trouble It takes that long, down-the-middle drive and accurate approach to win. Two inches off the fairway means trouble—and such a veteran star as Harold (Jug) McSpaden was in.trouble all the way and ended up with a three-over 7% —and will have to improve if he hopes to be in the 64 who will survive the medal play and get into match competition which starts Wednesday. Another 18 holes of medal play was slated for today. Not far back of the two leaders, each with a 68, were Melvin (Chick) and Hogan. In with 69's were Jimmy Demaret, Houston, Tex.; Chandler Harper, Miami, Fla., and Vic Ghezai, Knoxville, Tenn, and Sem Byrd, Redford, Mich. All told, 28 players shattered par during the day and included among these was defending champion,

a 70. He doesn't need to qualify and will rest his ailing back today as he ‘prepares for the match competition.

Heinlein Leads Hoosiers Mangrum, who toured the course in a five-under-par 67 on Sunday in the “Texas vs. the world” match, wasn't quite so good today and had

to be content with a 73. With Nelson in the 70 bracket | were Herman Barron, White Plains,

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Pa.; George Schneiter, Utah; Al Zimmerman, Eddie Hogan,

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be awarded medals by L. Strauss| One pre-tournament favorite dis-| {De Chicago Sun, listened and eight Duly eat) Raisor, 4 pojeny, |& Co. which also will present the |appointed when young Joad Devers, D¢Ard: wg J a with- Allan’ Small, team trophy to the captain of the the 15-year-old schoolboy who re- At Washington, the eighth, > Ber Who feu a Jong ® BRAKE winning squad. cently won the Ohio championship,| Oe. the winner." Berkadan at six rounds. There will be no entry fee, but|fired a 94. Rng » ua te Fwet’ on a . ier lealing sHraction SERVICE all swimmers who plan to compete i news relay system, ne Simmons, state welterPp pete| His six missed birds dropped him| © 0 over and found he still [weight champion, against Herschel || Brakes relined by skilled memust register at their respective into a tie for second place in the | pools before Thursday noon. The |junior division, which was won by had time to place a bet. . Joiners JuBiionally known o CI0ID- | chanics using the newest and | program will range from 25-meter Fred D. Waldock of Sandusky, O., Two dollars on Ozzie’s nose, ps A -pounder. Joiner “sa top || best equipment. |events for boys and girls under |with a 96. Tied with Devers in the ony wd "i 38 the elias beagke) who has | | years of age to the 150-meter runner-up spot was R. L. Andrews, a oh ec $12.00. ne ey stane Re us "3 Fred. : : individual medley test for senior 16, of Little Rock, Ark. p . : : *$ * . : Be a aioe fin BOWLING weight champion, Billy Parsons, . Immediate Delivery on Easy Terms af— and diving events for men and|[ illy Victori RECISBLAL Sport Donic? chienizties | Wishy Jones, Johnny Green and women also are included on tne|--Ai1y VI1CIOrious meeting. Wille Russell. : INC. STEWART SALES CORP. list of events. Elf Lilly scored its second WAer| momorrow Nighi—The Moon-Lite Olassic| The Queen City belter packs | 843 N. Illinols St. LL 6589 3209.11 E. Washington St MA. 8535 meester polo victery over Garfield ParkBowiing league will hoid an or don Lie | plenty of punching power, holding Distributors of Op ame Tuli 9 {Taul Q rtet last night in the Garfield pool. LOUIS | aifeys © Last year's captains are to attend | Kayo wins over Miller, Parsons, Fisk Tires au man’s Quarte Mahern, Cliff Matthews and John| There are openings in the league for four| jones and recent knockouts at the | x Plant i State Road 67 at Ph i {Wins Pro-Amat r Mobre scored goals i nthe 3-2 Lilly expense of Ace Lytell and Eddie . an at on "MeCordsville, Ind. one 31256 a eu victor Tomorrow ighi-_as Si Speedway alleys, 8 Zivk » ry ry ry Fy Fy : Jack Taulman, Columbus profes- | — 3: Lalo 0s Rout JeWery ) a : ; ings Until 19 ji onal led , three amateur. com-| * . ’ ' & hs i ”

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Portland; Bob McKendrick, Portland; Roy Gafford, Armand Farina,

Bill Heinlein, Noblesville pro, led the three-man Hoosier delegation with 37-37-74. Wayne Timberman lof Indianapolis fired a 39-39-78, and Marion 8mith, also of Indian-

Teams from flve municipal pools —Rhodius, Garfield, Willard, Ellenberger and Broad Ripple—will, bid for the 1946 City parks swimming championship at Broad Ripple park pool next Saturday afternoon at 1

No outside entries will be accepted. according to an announcement by. W. H: Schumacher of the City who has been named manager of the meet, and all contestants will be divided ‘Mrs. Ruth Knuth of Indianapolis, groups in ; order to assure close competition. The three point winners in each of the 32 individual events and members of the three fastest teams in each of the two relay races will

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| Pair Of Old-Timers Head Pack At PGA. Tournament

Nation's Top Trap Shooters Draw Bead on Amateur Title

VANDALIA, O., Aug. 20 (U. P.).—The nation’s best scatter- gunners drew beads today on the coveted men's amateur clay target championship of North America, and the women's version of the same title, as the 47th renewal of the Grand American trap shooting tournament entered its second day. All contestants were registered for the men’s 100-bird race, with a 16-yard rise, In the women's div. is sion of the North American cham- % pionship, only the first 100 targets will count. ; Interest in the tent city, surrounding the American Trap Shoot ting association's histofic grounds, already has turned to Friday's grand American handicap—"“the roaring grand”—the blue ribbon event of trap shooting which carries a $10,000 purse. Reinders a Favorite High on the list of favorites for the $1000 first prize was Vic Reinders of Waukesha, Wis, the University of Wisconsin professor who vesterday won the champion of champions event with a perfect run of 100 broken birds. 2 Reinders . successfully defended the title he won in. 1945 while he was an air corps gunnery instructor at Laredo, Tex.; and at the same time won a shoot-off with Herschel |

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MEMPHIS, Tenn, Aug. 20. (U. P,).|New Orleans downed Chester ry —Defending - Champion Willis An-|dergk ‘of Buffalo, N. ¥, 6-4, 6-0, derson, a Los Angeles postal clerk, (6-0; eighth-seeded Joe Davis of leads the fleld into the second round | Nashville, Tenn., beat Bill

of the men's singles of the National |0f Glendale, Cal, 6-3, 6-0; 6-2, and Public Parks ales sournament to | 00, A-aceded Fred Kovalesii of Dee troit defeated Andrew Brickett of day with the top eight seeded play- | Indianapolis, 6-2, 6-3, 6-2. ers still in the running. Others to advance were Charles In other first round matches: |Sampson of South Bend, Ind., John Ss Onrs Drang of| OWE 2 CHL, Ra i of Los Angeles defeated Tom Geyer Louis, Alex George of Kansas City, of Jackson, Tenn. 6-0, 6-0, 6-2; seventh-seeded Dick Mouledous of

Doubles Tourney

To Open Today CHESTNUT HILL, Mass, Aug. 20 —(U, P)~The national doubles tennis championship tournament returns to Longwood COricket club today after a five year wartime absence with a record field of 44 teams

Grid-Squads Drill at I. U.

BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Aug. 20 mpitv two American teams and (U. P.).~—Four separate squads of|)3 foreign teams will fight it out Indiana university football players for the men's doubles title. Defenddrilled today as Bo McMillin's|y,g ynampions Billy Talbert of WilHoosiers opened their cantpaign | mington Del. and Gardnar Malloy defend the Big Nine title. of Miami, Fla. are top-seeded doThe graying McMillin officially {mestically while the No. 1 foreign launched the fall drill yesterday | seed is the French team of Yvon with a spirited pep talk. | Petrta and Pierre Pellizea, “We're goihg to have to forget]

about ourselves and think about wna Kennedy Medalist

team if Indiana is SOI Yo defend In Teen Tourney

the championship it us so Many. aay pois @ win, in he wi Dick Kennedy of Pleasant Run, on the field. | who fired a low 75 in yesterday's “Every man who means business” | qualifying round, was. installed as will get a chance to play on either | favorite today as match play began the varsity or “B” team, MeMITin in the Parks and Recreation de-

said. McMillin left during the first | PATIMeENt's Teen-Age golf tourney

drills for Chicago where he will|at Pleasant Run. tutor the all-star squad for its! Robert Buchanan of South Grove Priday night contest with the Los|!00k runner-up honors during the Angeles Rams. qualifying test with a 79, Sixteen Surprise arrival on the I. U. | youthful golfgrs were matched in campus as practice began was Stan | the championship flight.

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Cheek of Clinton, Ind. for the open | championship. fired as a preliminary | event Sunday. Cheek had a 49x50, for the shoot-off and finished with | 98x100. The first day's only other perfect 100 score was fired by a Parr A Rhines, a hardware dealer from Marseilles, Ill. Rhines, rated a mediocre shooter, was well above his usual form yesterday. “Mrs. Kiiuth" Defends Title Andther defending champion successfully defended her title when

Wrong Number, But Right Horse

CHICAGO, Aug. 20 (U. P).— A newspaper police reporter dialed a wrong number on the telephone yesterday and claims he found a way to beat the races. If he can ever. get the.right wrong number again. The wrong number was a series of voices droning out race results—from tracks throughout the country. By mistake, he apparently had tapped a “nerve center” gathering results to be broadcast to local bookmakers. The reporter, Frank Marron. of

Ind., fired a 96x100 in the race for women state champions. Close behind her and a contender for today's North American title was Ruth Cuthbert of-Winchester, Va, with a 95x100.

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A pair of fast, stepping Indi-|} equipment. is. Bear, anapolis welterweights, Mac Myers || of course. and Buddy Jones, have been added | to the fistic bill to be staged at| .e the open air Sports Arena Thursday night by the Hercules Athletic * SHOCK 2 club. They will tangle inthe top ABSORBERS

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| DETROIT, Aug. 20 (U,P.).—Manager Jack Adams of the Detroit Red ‘Wings y--club annonunced«/c:« {day the sale of Goalie Floyd Perris, 128, to Buffalo of the American | hockey league. Perras was sidelined | with an injury at Indianapolis last | season and wound up as a spare | goalie for Detroit.

| ———————————————— ‘On Amherst Staff AMHERST, Mass., Aug. 20 (U.P). —Ken Ormiston, a lineman on Pittsburgh's 1933 Rose Bowl team, has been signed as assistant football

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