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SPRINGFIELD, N. J, Sept. 13 (P. P)~~Two veteran campaigners met a pair of unknowns in the %6-| hole semi-finals of the U. 8. Ama teur golf championship today and the odds all were with Smiley Quick of Inglewood, Cal, and Ted Bishop

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pion and one of the favorites from! the start, teed off against 34-yeats| 3 old Fred Kammer of Grosse Pointe |”

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Farms, Mich., Detroit's city champion. | Back in the semi<finals for the second straight time, Bishop hooked up with Bob Willits of Kansas City, | & complete unknown in tournament | golf although he led the nation in! sectional qualifying trials with 137. They're .all who remain. after the second day of double round “sudden ath” 18-hole matches which hned out both brackets of every stournament favorite but Quick— and quickly.

Ward Is Beaten

Duration champion Marvin (Bud) Ward of Spokane, Wash. and Dick Chapman, the 1940 champion from Mamaroneck, N. Y. both were bounced in the third round yesterday morning. Capt. Cary Middlecoff of Memphis, favorite dark horse of the players themselves, bowed out in the afternoon against Kammer, B and 4.

Bishop, a 33-year-old ice cream salesman (wholesale) who was a playing pro at the age of 18, before! his reinstatement had a field day | As ‘the field was sliced from 18 to! four. Quick Is Pressed

He eliminated Chapman, 2 and 1, and came back in the afternoon with an easy 4 and 3 victory over young Charley Lind of Denver, who had upset Ward in the morning, 1 up. Quick had to work hard to stay in the running, travelling 19 holes before he whipped Alpheus Winter of Bridgeport, Conn, 1 up &nd another 18 to defeat the veteran Maurice McCarthy of Cincinnati, 1 up. . Willits ploughed through the weakest quarter of the draw, gainng his right to meet Bishop by eating Gordon Park of Glen dge, N. J, 1 up and Bob Sweeny, the American-born Briton and former wing commander in the royal air force, 3 and 2. Willits, | five years in the navy and former| commander of a group of landing eraft in the Pacific, is the youngest! sémi-finalist of the lot—28.

Palin Bruised. Drives Winner

SHELBYVILLE, Ind, Sept. 13 Hindel Combs Home Alleys Over Hoosier For 668 and Top Pin Total

P.)—Sep Palin, for years one of ths nation’s best. harness racing | drivers, was thrown from his sulky during a race yesterday, but came back later to win the featured 3-year-old trot with Vietory Song. Palin was driving Indian Land when the bay stumbled and dumped the sulky. Palin was bruised and! shaken. Palin reportedly had been ill at his home in Indianapolis, but drove in the race despite his wife's plea | that he remain out of compétition. | King's Counsel, 6-year-old pacing |

star from the E. J. Baker stables|2980, the top three-game series of | Side, while Sophie Krapes had a| Larkin won that Boston

at Bt. Charles, Ill, stepped the mile in 2:02 yesterday to tie the | track record.

rainer Suspended | WESTBURY, N. Y., Sept. 12 (U.

P.) —Trainer-driver Herman Ross Carl Hindel, American Legion

of Dayton, O., was under indefinite suspension today pending investigation of a strychnine derivative] found in the saliva of Ray Scot-| land, a pacer he drove to victory at | the Roosevelt raceway last week. |

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Outlook None Too Bright For Badgers in Big Nine

MADISON, Wis., Sept. 137(U. P.).—Harry 8tuhldreher, the bantam University of Wisconsin football coach, took his lumps regularly during the war years when the Badgers were forced to operate solely with civillan material and the end of the gridiron depression isn't ii sight:

Wisconsin will be stronger this season than any time since its great combination of 1942, but there appears scant hope for the Badgers to figure seriously in _the title

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| Btuhldreher has been doing a | Stuhldreher has some of nis | daily Juseiing oy in a effort to bright pre-war stars back but losses solve | is vackied bro ome, al of players who had eligibility re-|.;. of 1042 is back Blt an injured maining have cut heavily into the kee makes him a distinct quesBadgers’ strength. The loss of EIroy | tion mark, Wink is playing with a Hirsch and Pat Harder, two of the pryee on his knee and Stuhldreher team’s brightest stars in 1042, 0 1st groom a capablé replacement professional teams removes much of in case the knee fails to hold up. Wisconsin's offensive threat. ‘| Stan Heath, a freshman who is The Badger squad lists 33 letter the son of Mitkey Heath, former men, but 18 of those monogram win- major and minor league baseball ners are -from definitely sub=par|g.. has heen shifted to quarter to teams of the past three seasons|.is ‘wink Although inexperienced, When Wisconsin gained a total of gi nidreher believes the Milwaukee only five conference victories. youngster will fill the bill. It Heath Negus at Center doesn't measure up, the job may Fred Negus, an all-conference fall to Gebrge Fuchs, a regular again | jast season. . Don Kindt, a powerful runner

figures to be the key man of Wis-

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‘Unknowns’ In Amateur

Play Reaches (Quarter-Finals In Pro Meet

Clinic Tomorrow Big Bill Tilden will conduct &* clinic for public and parochial high school players starting at 10:30 a. m, tomorrow’ in the Manufacturers building at the fair grounds, : Wayne Sabin, Reno, Nev, last night advanced to the quarterfinals of the western professional tennis championships by beating John Faunce of Los Angeles in a three-set match, 6-1, 5.7, 6-4. Fred Perry of Lexington, Va. and Washington and Lee university, also advanced into quarter-final play with a 6-3, 8-6 triumph over the veteran Vinnie Richards of New York. Babin,, former national amateur indoor ehampion and member of the U. 8. Davis cup team, was forced into a third and final set to subdue his opponent after he swept the first set éasily, He drove Faunce to the base lines with his forehand and backhand drives and was effective with his volleys and overhead smashes. Faunce built up a 3-to-1 lead in the final set and pinned Sabin down with a number of beautiful deep court and placement and drop shots. Sabin, however, managed to break through Faunce’s serve, evened the count at 4-all and went on to ‘7in the set and match. Richards found Perry a tough competitor but gave thé three-time Wimbledon champion & hard fight, After dropping the first set in only nine games, Richards came back . and .forced Perry into extra games which the latter won on his superior ability to cover the court and rapid-fire forehand drives. In doubles play, Don Budge and Jack Jossi teamed together to beat Joe Whalen and Marshall Christopher, 6-2, 8-1, advancing the winners into quarter-final play. Tonight's schedule is four singles: Bobby Riggs vs. Sabin; Frank Kovacs vs. Bill Tilden; Perry vs. Welby Van Horn and Budge vs. Carl Earn,

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Archie Hindman , , regional chief,

Archie Hindman of Hagerstown, chairman of the State Athletic

commission, Has been appointed regional co-ordinator of the National Boxing association, *it was announced today, The release came from Walter N. Ringer, secretary of the commission, who attended the N. B. A, sessions in Cleveland this week with Hindman, The appointment was made hy Abe J. Greene, president of the N. B. A. ¥ Greene said he: was deviating from the past procedure in appointing Hindman during his first year as commission representative because of his “knowledge of boxing, ability and youth.” Hindman is the youngest commissioner belong ing to the N. B. A. Duties of the co-ordinator will be to represent Indiana, Ohio and Kentucky at national headquarters and to make decisions in fighting matters within the region No. 7 area, Ringer said that it is hoped to bring the Ray Robinson-Marty Servo welterweight title match to Cleveland in the region and also stage the lightheavyweight fight between Gus Lesnevich and -Bsra Charles in Cineinnati.

Par Comes Out Second Best

In Joust With

Meridian Hills par came Off second best in its imaginary joust with Jimmy Demaret during yesterday's best-ball exhibition match at the long country club course, The well known professional golfer fired five birdies and a pair of

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consin’s line. Negus was without a superior as a line backer four seasons ago. Farnham Johnson, a substitute in 1942, appears to have won an end berth with a freshman, Eldridge Hintz, at the other flank. Dick Loepfe, a letterman five seasons ago, and Claude Esser, a regular last season, are the top candidates for the tackle spots. Ken Currier, a fine all-round lineman, and Jerry Frei, & 1042 substitute, are the leading guards. |

bogies for a three-under-par total who was a Badger standout last of 68. He and his. teammate, fall, is the likely right halfback George Fazio, combined for a bestwith Wally Dreyer, a 1942 fresh- ball score of 64, while their man; Frank Granitz, a 1941 letter- opponents, Wayne Timberman, the man, or freshman Lisle Blackbourn | home pro, and John David, state at left half. | amateur ¢hampion, flad a 69. On Earl Maves, a letterman who has a match basis, the Demaret-Fazio been gone for three seasons, has | combination scored a 4-and-3 trithe inside bid for the fullback umph. berth. oy m—— : Wisconsin opens its season: Sept.| For the eighth time in nine years 21 against Marquette and the fo1- | CUT Wagoner won the Columbia lowing week goes to the Pacific!

coast to play California. ~ Larkin Favored

Ex-Sailor ©Oarl Hindel, genial manager of the Indiana alleys, led the scoring parade in last night's tenpin sessions as he combed his

{home drives for 222, 249, 107—668

for Garfiéld Post in the American Legion matches. With Fred Spencer - lending a helping hand with a 645, the Garfleld entry posted 980, 10567, 052

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Hareld Thoman, Universal sseans 630 Myron Newlin, Mac's Lunch ......... 629 05s, American Legion ......... 627

Fred Vinee Obergfell, Stewart-Warner .... 625 Lee Hargon, 8hrine (6 o'clock) .. .. 618 Earl Cox, Holy Trinity saves 618 Paul Sylvéster, Automotive .... ! rton, Mac's Luneh .

616 Vhhakusans 611 Ray Kirby, American Legion «.. 608 Bob Woolgar, Coca-Cola (PHO'G) ... 608 Luke Switzer, E. C. Atkins wre. 60 Shrine (8:30) Art Pritchard, Automotive

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Tony Mascari, Universal ....... .. 603 Bernié Tee, Riviera Club . ‘ Al Menges, Universal ‘ivy . .. #00 Bd Sinker, Mac's Lunch ............. 800

| passed 550. Marta’ Roberts had 583, | nized as such by the Massachusetts

4 Tillie Jardina, Bowes

NEW YORK, Sept. 13 (U, P).— Tippy Larkin is favored at 7-5 to beat Willie Joyce, Gary, Ind, for of the evening was Ed Eler’s 197 the third time tonight in their 222, 238—657 for Eagle Creek Nurs- J2-round bout at Madison Square ery of the Ranier Furniture loop at Garden for the synthetie junior

the Uptown. welterweight championship. Feminine pastimers failed to hit! The bout is not recognized as a the 600-mark in their various championship contest by the New

league seséions, although several{ York commission; but it is recogPauline Stegmuller 573, Hilda Fos- Commission, which revived the trick ter 567 and Tillie Jardina 564 in|140-pound title for their Boston the Bowes Bealfast loop at West bout last April 29.

12568 in the Sexton Real Estate at | rounder after rising from the floor Dezelan'’s. B. H. [three times in the third round.

| Their first tilt was staged at the |New York garden in August, 1045. E. Wegehoft, Koerner Optical Mixed. 566! res vr.

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the back nine at Broadmoor for a 74 total. The low net player was Jack Rosenbrough, with 98-30-68, while Dolly Gray and J. Floyd King were winners in the Calcutta sweepstakes.

Mrs. Eunice Anderson's 85 was good for low gross honors in the wtimen's guest day golf tournament at Pleasant run. Mrs. Treva Lukenbill was low in the net division with 92-14-78. Among the members, Mrs. Mari-am-Fall had a gross 89 and Mrs. Gerty Grovenberry a net 79.

Larkin-Joyce "Go On WISH Tonight

Tippy Larkin (above) of Garfield, N. J., and Willie Joyce, Gary, Ind., aim to put each other on the deck fos keeps when they clash in Mad ison Square Garden's twelve-round

Jim Lanham, Merz na tue re eeAt I. U. Luncheon

C. Huffman, Sportsmen .sy ine. D4 , Iv Paul Reddinger. Mallory Night | 548] Zora G. Clevenger, recently reBd Jocssler, Alpha $ B Carine 34 tired as athletic director of Indiana i 2 1dpls ire pt. si. 39 | i { Prank Wuensch, SU. Catherine r....... p35 | university, will be guest of honor

J. Hill, Chrysler Airtemp ..... . 534| at the openin eeting o ne In-| Ken Deere, Bll Lilly Co bo 2 | i g mueiing of the. In|

canneieaes D1] 8 Tom Fields, 8t. Philifl Vets : "480 dianapolis I.-U. Alumni association Al Crawford, Amer. United Ins. Mixed 477| Monday at a luncheon meeting at

i Sw BOWLERS (YOMEY) 12:16 p. m. in the ballroom of the | arta Roberts owes Sealfast ior 583 Pauline Btegmuller, Bowes Sealfast ... §73 Columbia club. Sophie Krapes Sexton Real Estate 1.. 588] As in. preceding years, the-full 108 Foster. BOWES ..7...iiciiigiies 201] Indiana university coaching staff |

tive r 546 will be present for the traditional

Katherine Hausman, Coca-Cola JAine Wulzen, Bowes . Rita Maher, Bowes Roge Proctor, Sexton ‘a Evelyn Wiesman, Bowes ,, Helen Wolf, Bowes Rosie Kilday, Polar los

... 532 Officers of the Indianapolis I. U.| 311 Alumni association for the coming 837 | year are Ovid T. Boes, president; |

9 ' Gertrud lingler y | ; OTRER LEAGUE LEADERS (MEN) | Gerifude Klingle, Rowas : 334 | Claude Rich, vice president and Ken Andrews, Fi-Black Insulation ... 598 | Mary Elwanger, Bowes . 324 | progfam chairman, an r. R. C. Carl Miller, Jacobs & Co .., 807) Clara Fon, Sextor 5 prog 8D BC

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i Contribute to Fund. | it] BUFFALO, N.Y, Sept. 13 (U. P.). | —The Class D Pennsylvania-On-| tario-New York league has contributed $800 to aid the widows and survivors of the victims of the! tragic bus accident June 24 near!

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welterweight headliner tonight. The fight brings together two of boxing’s foremost exponents of the fistic science. Larkin and Joyce are skilled boxers equipped with rapidfire left hands. Both are smart, cagey, Larkin has always shown to best

| advantage against stylists. But if the

Garfield Gunner has an edge over “Wille” the Wisp” Willie, it's because he also packs a tooth-loosening right. oyce makes up for this by his ability to alter his style from round to round ~a talent that has proved baffling. Enjoy the.excitement, blow-by-blow,on Gillette's Cavalcade of Sports over American Broadcasting Co. and WISH (1310 orf your dial) at 8 p. m. And remember men . .. C sharp! FEEL sharp! BE sharp! Use Gillette Blue Blades with the sharpest edges

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