Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 July 1947 — Page 31

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Frank Gaible Upsets By JAMES E. WALTERS,

TERRE HAUTE, Ind. July 10 (U. P.)—~An early morning -heavy rain delayed the start of the third-round matches in the state ‘amateur Slt tournament. for Dalf an hour today aa the 10 Analisis. piactiod on

under way, Defending Champion John George Kaperak,’

year-old Gene Coulter of Richmond was 1-up on Timbrook after'-the first hole. Three teen-agers, the third being

/% 18-year-old John Hare Jr, of In-

dianapolis, were among the 16 paired off for the 18-hole matches today. The draw was set up in such & way that all three could be in the semi-finals’ at the end of today’s morning and afternoon rounds, However, all three faced rough roads into tomorrow's. 36-hole semifinal matches. The 36-hole finale is Saturday. Young Hare, who looks like a Junior matinee idol, ran into another of the tourney’s “upsetters,” Frank Gaible of Richmond, in his first match today. Gaible blasted out last year's

up Don Byrd of Muncie; Jimmy Scott ‘of New Albany, the 1938 state champ; young Bud Timbrook of Indianapolis and Victor Nutter of Marion. Byrd opened against Thnbrook and Nutter played Scott. Aside from the defeats of Hig-

_ ging and Campbell: yesterday's top

Match Play Results

FIRST ROUND John David, Indianapolis, defested | zon | ic "J. :

nklh ea Bob gbolls, 1 up; John Pope, Hammond, Tony Petric, Anderson, 3 and 1: Wampler Jr. “Indianapolis oe ack Leer, Indi snd 4;

CASTING RODS WERE $8.00 Special, Now $5.95

i: Competition As Field Is Cut to 16 |

Defending Champ David Is 2 Over Par;

‘11936. Wampler, “after a

outed Bil | mam Terre Hau efea Be Wayne, 3 and 1; Manny Thacker, ar

* THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Veteran State Amateur

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Score 3 KO's

_“fndisnapolis amateur fighters “{scored three knockouts in making a clean sweep agtinst a team of Muncie, Anderson and Portland buxers last night at the South Side com-~ munity center. A oapacity crowd was on hand. In the five-round 147-pound feature bout Dick Roembke of Indianapolis outpointed Dick Malone of , Other results: erry McKinney, In knocked out Walter

Joe Higgins, 6 and 5

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veteran Terre Haute

Third Round. Pairings

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polis; decisioned Phil Landis, Port-

ne pound$—Torpedo Tinsley, Indianapolis. outpéinted George Berry, Anderson, 147 pounds.-George Warren, Indianapolis; knocked out Bob Butler, Muncie (1): ~ 160 pounde~Paul Terry, Judigaapolis; Xtifiied out Leo Muncie 3). ; 175 pounds—Bili Roberts, Indian apolis; decisioned Don Phelps, Anderson, In an added wrestling match Bo Hiner won two falls from Black Jack Mike, while in a 60-pound boxing preliminary, Tom Lewis won from Billy Carey. Gene Bland, 8. 8. athletics director, announced that he was opening beginning classes in boxing and that he would welcome novice

fighters.

Expect 125 to Enter Senior Golf Meet

LAFAYETTE, Ind, July 10 More than 125 golfers are expected to participate in the tournament of the Indiana State Seniors Golf association to be held at the Kokomo Country club July 16, it has been announced by H. G. Venemann of West Lafayette, secretary of" the association. This will be the third tournament of the year for the seniors, previous meets having been held at Martinsville and Indianapolis. Later meets are scheduled at Culver on Aug. 27 and ‘at Lebanon on Sept. 27-28. Membership in the seniors’ association is open to anyone 50 years of age or older with tournaments eh | played in three classes based on age brackets.

Jim Scott, New Albany, vs. Viefor Nutter, Marion. Don Byrd, Muncie, vs. Bud Timbrook, Indianapolis.

development was the consistent shooting of David. The two-time state champ was just two-over-par for the 66 holes he needed to play to win medalist honors and his first two matches. He defeated R. E. Blake, Anderson, 5 and 3, and J. Clark Esple, Indianapolis, 5 and 4, in his opening matches. David canned a 40foot putt and followed it with two straight birdies to blast Esple's hopes. ‘ Wampler and Chapman had considerable trouble in winning their second-round matches. Chapman needed three extra holes to beat Pritz Cox of Terre Haute, the runner-up in 1934 and three-under-par first nine in his morning match, needed 42 strokes on the same holes against John Pope of Hammond. % Pope couldn't do any better going out. They y settled down on the back nine, fired par golf and Wampler finally won on the 17th hole by canning a 10-foot putt for a birdie,

Burial Rites Today mas: For Judge Bramham

DURHAM, N. C,, July 10 (U, P). i| —Burial services for Willlam G. ak, | Bramham, the “Landis of the mina, | ors,” will be held here today. i| The former president of the National Association of Professional * | Baseball Leagues died in . Durham hospital Tuesday of a kidney ail-

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% i ————————————— fT New Bedford Coach | BEDFORD, July 10 (U. P.) —BedI k, ford high school's new football ; (coach ‘is Robert P. Snyder, Terre -| Haute. Snyder was named yesterday. He was physical education instructor and line coach at Indiana

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Ker mst, Phe Inglany hy yser, erre up: C house, ‘Indianapolis, defeated Wilson Cox, Terre Haute Pe 1; Donald Byrd, Mun-

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winners this season.

By HARRY GRAREON

spring Eddie Dyer said the Car-

more than five games off the pace at the half-way mark. Well, the Red Birds’ all-stars went to the Chicago game only four-and-a-half lengths out when Cincinnati was twice shut out. Even more encouraging to the blokes in the red blazers was Big Jim Hearn giving them a tremendous pitching lift with a threehitter and little Murry Dickson returning to wizardry with a fourhitter, ® & » . THE St. Louis Nationals’ assign? ment is made considerably more difficult this trip, however, by the fact that they have five clubs to beat instead of one, and even the other pair, the Phillies and Pirates, are thorcughly capable of rising up and stirring up trouble. Manager Dyer and the Cardinals this time cannot concentrate on the one outfit, as they did on the Dodgers in 1046. Hot pitchers can-

Bobby Locke, the golf sensation

on Tuesday afternoon, July 29.

golf attraction ever presented in the Hoosier capital. Arrangements for the match were completed today by Jack. Fortner, former secretary-tfeasurer of the Indiana Greenskeepers' association, following Locke's impressive victory in the Tam O'Shanter tourney at Chicago. Won 5 Tournaments

“Locke has won five of the 10 tournaments in which he has partici pated since the start of his current North American tour and has earned a total of $16, 187.50 for No. 2 ranking among the nation’s moneyBen Hogan tops the list with earnings of $17,099, but he has played 52 competi~ tive rounds while Locke was playing only 35. Like Locke, the long-driving Snead will be making his.first appearance in Indianapolis when he tees off in the Speedway exhibition July 20. He was scheduled to play here several years ago, but a back injury forced him to withdraw on short notice. ; He has been among the top-flight pros of the golf world ever since his first major victory in the 1937 Oakland (Cal) Open and he was the nation’s leading money winner the following season with earnings of $19,534.49 In tournament play.

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With Five Clubs to Beat Instead of One, Cardinals Tackle a Bigger Job This Trip

NEW YORK, July 10.-In the dinals would repeat if they were no|# nN

Locke and Snead to Play Exhibition Here July 29

come to Indianapolis for an exhibition match at the Speedway links

Sam Snead of White Sulphur Springs, W. Va., will appear here with the low-scoring South African star and two outstanding Indianapolis amateurs will complete the foursome for what is regarded as the best

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season, but took the lead without the Pistol Kid this year, With one more good pitcher, the Superbas easily could take it all. - " . OLD Man Shotton is only reaching In the dark when he goes beyond Ralph Branca and Harry Taylor, remarkable young right-handeis. Southpaw Joe Hatten could help no end by shaking his sixth-inning Jinx, It wouldn't be at all surprising to see Branch Rickey bring in righthander Jack Banta, whose string ‘of low-hit shutouts has so greatly as-

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not be saved for the one Important series, They have to be employed regularly all the way along the route,

away and hiding in the International. Meanwhile, the Brooks have stop- \ pers in Branca and Taylor. The LEO PUROCHER was hailed as| PPOSition now practically concedes something in the way of a miracle to Branca, whom Eddie Stanky hionuse he ka ~quilt predicts will turn in a no-hitter in lineup to a play-off with the Card-|'n® ext year or two, inals last fall. BWELL BLACKWL, Quiet, soft-spoken Burt Shotton |p LACKWELL sag tos) is doing an even better job With the ranca's hot breath on the back of Dodgers. ‘The Bums siid ‘out of it his neck in the scramble for major

league pitching honors. The New When Pete Relser was injured last| york university alumnus’ shutout of

the Brayes that rocketed the Flock back into the lead was his third, one less than Blackwell's total, and nis 13th victory, two less than the Reds’ star total. His six strikeouts gave him 83 to Blackwell's 96. No other pitcher is close in innings pitched— 149 for Blackwell and 135 for Branea. Blackwell and Branca do it with a sidearm fast ball, which righthand batters simply do not cara about,

» » ” THE BRAVES hardly @hve enough | to go with Billy S8outhworth's direct ing to remain in the thick of things. Left-handers handcufing Earl Torgerson led Billy the Kid to build an entire right-hand batting order against that species. The Giants haven't sufficient effclent slinging to complement all that hitting, and Mel Ott has made what pitching the Polo Grounders have had look worse than it was. Bill Voiselle's success with the Beantowners could be submitted as a bit of evidence, . The Cubs again have had a full measure of injuries, but hardly will be «amore than annoying, which also covers Blackwell and the Redlegs, with whom Johnny Neun is. doing a

of the 1947 tournament season, will

90 to take low gross honors in the women's guest day golf tourney yesterday at Lake Shore, Mrs, Josephine Durham of Ft. Wayne led the guest net shooters with 106-30 76. Among the members Mrs. Katy Cottrell had a low gross 103, while Mrs, Angie Seldin and Mrs. Flo ‘Montgomery tied with net 83s.

Mrs. V. R. Rupp led A players and Mrs, Kenneth Pettijohn topped’ B shooters in the Class Syndicate golf tourney held by the North Side golf club at South Grove.

Lightning. Bolt Cuts Golfing Trio’

DENVER, July 10 (U. P.)~Ah,

these inveterate golfers. . grand job. - » . » x SL a, a can 25 WITH the Boston and Detroit tlubs staggering, the American

ing in a storm on the Park Hills course here yesterday. Kincaid was knocked uncon. e~inus by a lightr 1g bolt,

league race looks natural with the New York club fixing to lap the fleld,

sisted the Montreal club in running);

FRIDAY

Speedway) Stock 6:30 p. m,, racing. at 8:30 p. m. At New Castle (Mt. Lawn Speed-

race at 12:30 a. m, Sunday, SUNDAY

11 a. m, racing at 2 p. m. at noon, racing at 2:30 p. m.

1 p. m, racing at 2:30 p. m.

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