Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 June 1947 — Page 17
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As Final Round Starts
Fred Wampler Wins Backing by Shooting 69 On Second Lap of Tourney af Broadmoor
By J. E. O'BRIEN The B4-hole record of 216 for the Indianapolis District golf tournament was in danger of being eclipsed by nightfall as a handful of title shooters stroked over the soggy Speedway premises today.
John David, state amateur champion, was the man to beat as the |. third round of the neighborhood competition. | And if he was to be beaten, it would have to be done by one of seven
| Another contender appeared at’ dusk in the person of Bob Schu-|:
during the afternoon indicated that the final lap of the annual tournament would be a wet one. At least half the field, however, already had experienced swinging in the rain yesterday at Broadmoor. * Escapes Downpour David was one of the few early
_ starters to escape the District's
traditional second-day downpour. He coupled a 35 and 36 for a one-under-par 71 to add to his 73 of the first day's play at Hillcrest. He administered the coup-de-grace to Broadmoor’s par by ramming home a 30-foot putt on the 18th green. But Higgins didn't get co-opera~-tion either from the weatherman or his putter. He had to make most of his tour in the rain, and four three-putt greens hoisted his second day score to 75. Nevertheless, he was still only one stroke behind par for 36 holes. Wampler, playing in the company of his Purdue team mates, fashioned the day's best total at Broadmoor—a three-under-par 60. Never missing the green with his" approaches, he equaled or bettered par on all 18 holes. On Home Course The dazzling 60 took some of the sting out of his 77 of opening day, and he became a favorite with numerous observers since he was shooting his home grounds today it Speedway.
man, who overcame the handicap
of an injured back to fire a 71 at
Broadmoor. He had a 75 for the
round at Hillcrest. Two strokes be- |.
hind David ® when today's round began, he likely would delay any trophy-awarding ceremonies since he was in the last foursome to go out today. Shaw tacked a 74 onto his previous 73 for a 147 total. There was little to choose among the 148 shooters. Petric earned his total with a 75 yesterday: Esple showed consistency by duplicating his firstday 74, and Talbot produced an even-par 72 to go along with his earlier 76. Two other rounds yesterday were worth mentioning, although neither
shooter stood much chance at the|Joh crown. John Hare Jr. of Highland Fores produced a one-over-par 73, while|y
Arnold Koehler, one of Wampler’'s Purdue teammates, battered back nine par for a 34 and a total of
71. Hare, however, had a 150 sum, |D. L. King, Let
and Koehler 154.
All-Star Broadcast
To Swell Fund
NEW YORK, June 18 (U. P).— A “material” part of the fee paid by Gillete Rasor Oo. for the privilege of broadcasting the major league All-Star baseball game July 8 will go to the players’ pension fund, Gillete President J. P. Spang said today. The pension fund also will receive a part of world series broadcast receipts. The All-Star game will be heard over 432 U. S. stations via Mutual. The armed forces radio will bring the game via short-wave to U. 8. troops in Japan, Germany and Korea, and to naval personnel on shipboard.
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horse owned by Jorge Atucha, was ver, who won the British women’s golf championship at Gullane, entered officially today in the Gold
a life membership in the Gullane|8dded event to be run at Jamaica,
P.). — The scheduled heavyweight | specifically for the big international bout here Friday night between ' Steve Ketchell and Pat Commiskey | France announced that he will fly was postponed today when the lat- | Djelal, one of the continent's prize for dvisad that Ne. needed Ware ’thercugibieds. wo Wie V. 8, Yat the
20th renewal of the blue ribbon test. . VE, At the start there were 158 hopefuls who will be around at least for
the two days of medal play, 18
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the men with the best chance: Sam Shead, the hard-drivin’ man from Hot Springs, Va., who won the
par-T2 course during warmups. Bobby Locke, ‘knicker-clad South African who won four of the eight tournaments in which he has played since his arrival ins the United
Jimmy Demaret, pro at this course for two years, and a big winner on the golf for gold circuit
this season.
National Open with a play-off victory over Snead. Hogan, the mighty mite from
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