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AUG. 2, 1947

20-Foot Putt on 17th Hole Brings Ellis Golf Crown

‘ By J. E. O'BRIEN { + If any one of the 79 strokes shé consumed over the “Meridian Hills, course was responsible for Miss Dorothy Ellis’

‘queen of Indianapolis today; it was

_ straight to the 17th eavily, | {That was the eoup de grace for defending chAnion Alice O'Neal in Yesterday's mid-day heat, and when young Alice Alice couldn't connect ith;

e¢ of equal length on the same ole, the duel was over. Miss Ellis Was the victor, one up. ! Had that putt missed, there’s no felling what would have been the outcome, Miss Hilis had been pulls ing her iron shots on the back nine and had missed the gréen on both Nos. 18 and 17. Shé might éasily have become An éxtra-inning victim. 3 Plays Neo. 13 Beldly + Maybe the furning point came #arlier. Mise O'Neal had been bold dnough to play the water hazard dn No. 13 withotit lagging and had won the hole with a par five to fake a oneiup lead on her oppo« be © That was the moment for Alice tb press her advantage, but she dubbed two straight shots on the 14th and things wére even-steve again, Dorothy pitched beautifully to win the 15th hole, but lost the short 16th’ test because of inagcu. rate “ir6n play. : In winning the crown, Miss Ellis was victorious on six holes and lost

tests, two of the par fours and another pair of the par fives. Miss

one par three test and only one ar four holé, biit she bested Miss Ei on three of the par five holes. Phat followed the pattern of last year’s finals at the Indianapolis dountry club when Alice achieved Ber margin on the longer holes. Ellis in Lead at Turn When the rounded the turn, Dorothy held a one-up lead, but that wasn't too surprising, for she Had held similar half-time advantages all week, And tournament followers had ¢ome to regard Miss O'Neal 4 strong finisher. But Dorothy an't give her that chance yesteray.

' The new champion won a brandnew trophy donated by the Indianapolis district golf association and merchandise that ineluded a big tray and a pair of eandlestick holders. The prises came off a tableful

Of booty that went to all other! |

flight-wifiriers and runners-up. % In the final match of the championship consolation flight, Mrs. liam Hoffman defeated Mrs. C. Block, one up.

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Legion Title

post 68 will represent Indiana in

being the 1947 golf, that deadly 20-foot putt she guided |

Umpires Named For All-Star Game

Frank C. Lane, president of the | American Association, has an- | nounced the umpires for Legion | Junior baseball night Tuesdgy at Victory field. Umpirés Bob Austin, Bob Hicks and Milt Shofiner will be assigned heré that evening and will work both games. Acton, 1946 champions, will play an all-star team from the 11th district American Legion junior league beginning at 6 o'clock. Between game ceremonies will include a “march of the colors” flag raising, presentation of mementos to team members, and a short talk by the world’s most famous baseball figure, George Herman (Babe) Ruth. High state and eity officials, and officers in the American Legion and Ford Motor company will be present for the program and the ball games. Other than Ruth's, however, no speeches will be made. Indianapolis and Milwaukee will start the regular attraction at 8:30. Previous to the league game, Indians and Brewers will participate in the junior baseball night program. Tickets will be on sale in the Claypool and Lincoln hotels until Tuesday noon.

Richmond Wins

the Legion Junior baseball national |

The Richmond team won the] state title at Anderson yesterday by capfuring two straight games by scores of 4-3 and 6-4. Jim Byrket batted the Richmond| juniors to victory in the first game! and southpawed them to the second game triumph. Richmond eliminated. Robison-

Riviera Tennis Team To Play Sunday

{ Riviers club will meet the Pastime | Boat and ‘Tennis elub of Louisville Sunday in an intercity tennis, match at 1 p. m. on Riviers's new Srass-tex courts. Six singles and four doubles! Matohes will be played. Riviera rently. handed the lle tennis feam ita third defeat in 10 years,

[Raman Indianapolis district rep-

resentative, in the local regional series a short me ago.

Shoun Rejoins Braves

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lery trailed- the title match at Meridian Hills yesterday. in the women's city golf. tourney finals when Dorothy Ellis recaptured ths

crown from Alice O'Neal of Woodstock,

I ‘up. Miss Ellis,

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high school teacher, is shown below with the trophies she won in the tourney. She also won medal honors in the meet and in one match equaled her own course record.

to midnight tonight

Entry Deadline Extended

By BERNARD HARMON

For Softball Tournament

New Augusta, W.

J. Holliday,

County softball officials, through | [Capital Paper Co. and Stokol permission of State Commissioner | William Woodruff, have extended

the deadline

for entering the association's an- |

nual metropolitan area tournament

set as noon today,

CINCINNATI, O, Aug. 2 (U, P). j—Veteran left-handed Clyde Shoun, (who has been at his home in Moun- | tain City, Tenn. for the past two weeks attending his 111 wife, has rejoined the Boston Braves.

League Standings, Results

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AMERICAN LEAGUE

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NATIONAL LA LEAGUE

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The former deadline had been but conflicting

Runner-up te Fast Chicago. last reports regarding the year, Richmond American Legion | brought about the last minute i | change.

Teams may enter today at Mu-

regional at Quincy, 111, on Aug. 13.|nicipal stadium or mail their ens tries before

Callahan or Em-Roe sporting goods |

stores. Entries postmarked prior to (loop contest at 8:30. while tomormidnight will be recognized.

midnight to Bushs |

An additional registration of 14

teams yesterday brought the total | entry to 30, but the usual last f..a pach other. minute rush Is expected to raise| Preliminaries tonight pits Mason's | Cafe against West Street Ramblers at 6 o'clock and Stewart-Warner

Play Begins Aug. 11 Those entering yesterday were: Decatur Central, Irvington Central, Mars Hill

Home, Wolves,

ger of Greenville, Mich., first place in an all-gauge preliminary to the Midwest Open skeet tourney yes- | terday at the Capitol City CGun club, : Metzger tied with Dick Eckman 0 Of South Bend when each broke 1/100 targets. Dan McCormick | Indianapolis and Alex Kerr of Los, Angeles tied with 99s for the next | position Five championships were to be

v | Newcomers to the Midwest circle, Bill Hooper and Rabbit Music

‘eros, decided today: The 100-bird sul Deeg n.,

small-gauge; 100 small gauge; 100-200-target two{man team, and the all-gauge Junid, Some 150 shooters from the mid west are expected to. compete In the | various events which will conclude tomorrow.

Mrs. Rick Herrick: Wins at Highland

Mrs. Rick Herrick scored -an 86 to

take low gross laurels in a ladies’ y tourney yesterday at Highland!

{participate in the National regionals

at Niles, Mich.

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League

Games Scheduled

The final State league games of | {the peasoh are on {schedule at

the Municipal

week-end Tonight |

Pepsi-Cola meets Greensburg in al

row night at the same time the | Pepsi's and Insley Manufacturing {the two local league representatives,

against H, P. Wasson at 7:15 In tomorrow night's opener at 6,

Indi- | Franklin Township meets Yarlings ana Trust, Banquet Milk, Slovenian | Creamery of Shelbyville at 6 and Perry | | Pranklin Township plays Silver DolTownship Merchants, Van Camp, lar Cafe of Noblesville at at 1:15, .

Ihere,

Metzger Captures [Hubble Favorite |All-Gauge Event |

A flip of a coin gavé Tom Mets |

At Jungle Park ROCKVILLE, Ind, Aug. 2—Leon Hubble of Linton favorites to vie for honors, | pionship- points and a chunk of the| | winner's prize at the big car auto!

| races at Jungle park, just north of tomorrow. Hubble 15 hot on

is one of

the tail of Cliff Griffith of Indian-

apolis,

defending Midwest Racing | | association champ and current point | leader, with but'a scant 14 points!

| separating them

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J indians Are Home For 17 ames

| home today to launch a -17-game

featured by three special nights. Tonight will be B'nai B'rith night at the Tribe park with Kansas! {City's league leaders as the opposi- | [tion. The Blues will be met in a | double-header tomorrow starting at {1:30. p, m. and the indications are | {that there will be a big outpouring | lof fans. Next Tuesday night the second | | spec jal event will be observed with

{ Babe Ruth in for American Legion |

{ night. A Legion Junior all-star!

| team will play Acton's defending | district champs preceding the InSfavapeiis Nl euKer game. Legionnaires are going “all out”| {to pack the park for the occasion. | Another big crowd will undoubted- | tly be on hand on Aug. 13 for the | Grotto night game with Minpe- | apolis, Manager Jimmy Brown expects to Lou Tost against the {Blues in the series opener tonight

| Then he expects to come back with |

Bob Malloy and Steve Nagy in tomorrow’'s double hill. A single game with Kansas City

{is on the docket for Monday night

and this will be Ladies’ oF night,

Entries Taken For Golf Meet

Wednesday to file with their pro- | fessionals for. preferred starting | | Umes in the 17th amateur Indianapolis golf championship tourney, President Ddle Colville of thé Public Links association annotincéd today. |

The qualifgng round will be held fon Aug. 10 at Coffin with the 64] | low medal players to qualify for {the championship flight. Qualifying {will start at 7:30 a. m. Match play will start Aug. 17 at Riverside and will continue on the following schedule: Aug: 23 at Sarah Shank; Aug 24 at Pleasant Run; Aug. 30 at South Grove; in secondary flights); Monday {morning and afternoon, Sept. 1 at|

Coffin (36-hole finals in champion. |

ship flight). The entry fee iz $3 which also covers all greens fees.

Racing Schedule TONIGHT At Greenfield midgetdrome. At New Castle, stock cars. TOMORROW At Rockville, Jungle Park, big CArs,

| point

Aug. 31 at Riverside {has

Rout Phillie

Cardinals Inch Their Way Along To Thin Dods

While Cubs Snap Brooklyn's Win Streak

Cleveland Ends Yankees' Nine-Game Hex;

Giants Maintain 2d,

NEW YORK, Aug. 2 (U. P.).—~The St. Louis Cards, who aren't convinced that three straight defeats by the Brooklyn Dodgers have disquali« fide them as pennant contenders, were starting out on & familiar road, today—trying to gain back, inch by inch; a long Dodger mid-season lead, | They took the first stride ih that direction yesterday when, led by. the slugging of George (Whitey) Kurowski, they routed the Phillies, 8

to 1, In’ a night game in 8t. Louis. The Chicago Cubs helped out by snapping Brooklyn's 13-game. winning streak, 10 to 8, and that com- | bination left the Cards nin® games off the pace and one percentage behind the second-place Ciants, who beat Pittsburgh, 3 to 1. Dickson Goes Route Little Murry Dickson went to the mound With two days’ rest to hurl {a five-hitter for St. Louis for his [seventh victory. While Dickson held the Phils in check, Kurowski took personal | {charge of the ‘Card attack, After | Philadelphia got one run’ in the] first, Kurowski homered in the second to tie the score. He singled | to start a two-run rally in the fifth | | second homer of the game, 14th | of the year, with two mates aboard |

to wind up the scoring.

The Cubs, beaten by Brooklyn 13 times in 15 previous games, finally |

[their victory string. Clyde MeCultlough's ninth-inning homer with| {one man on was the deciding blow | {against Hugh Casey, fourth Dodger | hurler. Braves, Reds Split The Dodgers knocked out two Cub pitchers but were stopped in the | last three frames by Emil Kush. The CHants refused to surrender | second-place to the Cards, as Dave,

Pirate pitcher Mel ‘Queen balked with Bill Rigney on third base.

s, 6 to,

Beating Pirates, 2-1

The Braves and the Reds split a

doubleheader in Cincinnati, Johnny

Sain winning the first for. Boston, | 4 to 2. and relief pitcher Kent Pe-|

“

'terson taking the 12«inning night-|

leap for Cincinnati, 3 to 2. Bob] Elliott of Boston hit a two-run homer in each game. Ih the American league, the

Cleveland Indians ended the nine-|

{game hex held over them by the |

land in the eighth he wallopped his Red Sox to six hits and batted in|

three runs himself with a bases- | loaded triple to give the Detroit] Tigers a 3<to-1 victory at Fonway | park. Two errors by Eddie Lake | tainted the only run Hutchinson |

turned on the league-leaders to halt |ylelded as he topped Lave Ferriss auto race driver.

in a mound duel Early Wynn of the Senators, who | {makes a practice of finishing what | he has started, went the route for |

[the 15th time in 20 starts to beat | {the . Chicago White Sox, 8 to 1.! dition as

‘Wynn gave up seven hits as he | | registered his’ 12th win of the [year Bob Muncrief pitched seven-hit

ball to give the St. Louis Browns |

t drives Rex Mays’

AFTER R REC ORD 5—Mal

Hansen of Alhambra, Cal. a 500-mile race - pilot, will be altar mere midaet track ords. Monday night when he

new Offy at the Indianapolis Midget Speedway an W. 1bth st, Hansen set three new track hE last weak at the west side plant, chased by a group of the midwest's hott est drivers

Tilman Injured At Speedrome

Frank Tilman, Alexandria midget remained in the Methodist hospital today. following an accident in the feature 25-lap race at the Indianapolis Speedrome

| =the second in a week,

The hospital described his con“good,” Last Tuesday, Sod Baunders of Hartford City was injured fatally at the east side track. Tilman's car was involved in a crash with others driven by Jack

{ Koslo limited the Pirates to six hits|a 4-to-1 victory over the Philadel- Johnson of Indianapolis and Ted | The Indianapolis Indians were and struck out nine batters in a phia Athletics. Johnny Serardino,| Hartley of Roanoke, Ind. Ti

| night game.

got the second in the sixth when|

Fowler,

Feller Throws

NEW YORK: Aug. 2 (U. P)~ |speed-ball pitcher, aimed his high, | bigwigs responsible for current

“This is a democracy, isn't it?"

Hard One

At Big-League Bigwigs

Bob Peller, the Cleveland Indians’ hard one today abt the big-league

ruled Yestricting post-season exhibition

Feller fumed when Thterviewed at

{the Yankee stadium yesterday, es the Indians ard. ideeting Ahe

| Yankees in a series. “We fought a war to keep this) country democratic, and then some- | body comes along and tells a hall} {player how, when, and where can earn his mo {sald Feller who

ed a group of

| ma jor-leaglers on a country. wide |

{barnstorming tour at the end of Jast | season, : Has Enough Money “I haven't any gripes for myself,’ he said, “but I think of some of these other players who only make | $5000 or $6000 a ‘year. I _have enough money, put 1 know those fellows haven't.” “The way the system is arranged]

must wait until Oct. 8 s0 as not to| conflict with the world series, and then are permitted to play only 30]

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Registers 15th : Junior Victory.

Johnny Mize doubled| with two singies and a double, led | wag wedged : against. a fence a home stand at Victory field to be | { home the first Giant run and they | the 11-hit Brownie assault on Dick | one car-had fo: ve polled off

He suffered neck and Bead inj Bob Breading of” ndianapaifs captured the re-started feature tn record tithe of 5:50.8, bettering the mark. formerly held by K Eaton of New Castle. He led all the way to finish in front of Leroy Warriner, . Tilman won one 1-lap event ang Wariner. . another. Eliminatigg sprints. went 3 Jack Seither Germafitdwn, O.. and Curly Ru yon of Indianapolis, arid pronding | wove “@#ap dash for "the fast ‘qualifiers.

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Haas Sets Pace in St. Paul Open

+ after Pitcher Joe Kearns had a field!

day yester day. Kearns, Who'll be the starting Aip- | per for the Legion all-stars against!

Acton Tuesday night~at Victory field, gave up onlystwo shits, fanned | eight. and collectéd Ave straight

{ Indianapolis Post 4 by 13-0, Coach John Hickey of the all-| stars called a practice’ for Monday

ST. PAUL, Mitin., Aug 2 (U.P). «A field of 44 professiopals and b amateurs went Sia" fhe firing lige | today in the third yond of the lannual 8t. Paul Open golf tourna- | ment, with: the race for the $10,060 'prize money still wide open. | Fred Haas Jr. Néw Orleans, a

|dazeling - 31-year-old newcomer fo

pro-tolifhament circled, held a thin |one-strike lead as the tournament

now, players who wish to barnstorm | | singles himself as his team blanked 'feld was pared to 60 goifers.

Haas fired a sizzling six under {par 66 yesterday, which coupled [with his opening round 69 gave him

days. When they rule that we can't at 4:30 p. m. at Riverside diamond | 36-hole mark of 135. That wils

play exhibition games until 10 days,

No. 4. There will be no more dis- |

|one stroke better thal the half-way

after the season is over, they cut out! trict league games played until after marks ‘posted by two of golf's Entrants have until 5 p. -m./the best time of the year for us. Tuesday's tilt at the Tribe park,

“We lose a chance to play in most {of the big cities after that,” Feller | continued,. “Because the football [teams take-over and even if they | didn't the weather gets too cold. We {drew 150000 fans during the first

Play in the meet will open at the |: Late arirvals may be filed with|10 days of our junket last year and Municipal and Beech Grove sta- | Colville or Tourney Chairman Irvin |thén we didn’t draw that much “or diums Aug. 11. The winner will Green up to noon, Aug. 9, or may | the. rest of the trip.” be declared metropolitan area 'hs made from 8 a. m. to noon on| His Hobby {champion and will. be eligible 10} Aue 10 at Coffin course, Feller called the theory that

lucrative post-season tours would lessen a player's desire to get into| {the world series “a lot of nonsense.’ | For himself, be said that baseball was one of his hobbies and “after all, | what have I got to look forward to if T can’t pitch In a world series?” Feller never has pitched in a world series and he was ready to,

admit that this year the Yanks look |

| like “the class of the league.”

Bowling Meetings

iclub, 315% N. Delaware, 8 p. m. Thursday night,

Beam's Pennsylvania Recreation |, oo, california |

at Pennsylvania alleys, 8 p. m. Tuesday night. Fraternal league, a 900 scratch loop, will meet Monday at 8p. m. |at the @liinols alleys.

Major Leaders

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2 Southern Boys

Seek Tennis Title

KALAMAZOO, Mich, Aug, 2 (U.' P.) —Two youthful tennis aces from

the deep south clashed here today!

in the final round of the 31st annual National

tournament, {breaking a 13-

stranglehold the title. ] Herbert (Bud- § |dy x Behrens, first|seeded = national intersc holastic | king from MM. Lauderdale, Fla. { met second-seed-

on 2

Behrens

{hottest players this year—P. G. A. | Champion Jim Perrier. Chicage, and Natione}-- Oper~J king, Lew Worgham, Oakmont, Bobby Locke” was en strokes off the pn im 142,

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Junior Golf Finals All Western “Affair

| PEORIA, 1M, Aug 2 (U. Pw | Defénding éhampion Al Mengeri, | Spokane, Wash, traded shots with Gene Littler, San Diego, Cal. herp today in the 36-hole finals of the second annual National Junior soit | tournament. The all-west coast finals was pron sured yesterday when Littler elimi= inated George Dial III, Columbid, 8. C., 4 and 3. Mengert won his finals berth tor the second successive year by squeezing past Frank Morey Joy; San Diego, Cal, in 8 match that

| went the full 36-hole route.

Giants Triumph The Chicago American Giants of the Negro American league trimmed the Hawailan All-Stars at Victory field last night, 9-5, before 1965 fans The Giants took the lead with 4 two-run second, added another if the fifth and tallied three times Mm

| each We sixth and seventh,

'| Hole-in- -One Harold Green, 633 N. Pennsylvania st., yesterday reported a hole-

327 that a Californian did not win the in-one on the 154-yard No. 4 al

He was playing in “A

Donald Henning

| Riverside. | threesome with

et tb

i H At Salem, big cars, Boudteat. Clvinnd " in 10 Pcl. led Dick Mouledous of New Orleans At Franklin, motorcycles, Kell, Detroit 356 41 117 230 It was the first time since 1932 DiMaggio, New York n 161 m1 11s At Alexandria Armscamp, midget | ngaio, New York 8 1 1 13 cars (night). [ee nn, New York » 341 40 108 317 | title McKosk Phil 320 40 10} 314 MONDAY NIGHT CROKY, NATIONAL LEAGUE But the western state had one, At Indianapolis Midget Speed: | | walker. Phila AB oN 13 Pele consolation in claiming the boys’ | | and Dr. Earl Rich. way, W. 16th st. Gustine, Mushuten 44 o" in & 128 3 339) title, Two California youngsters a - Cooper, New York A 101 } ier dinette HM» 173 clashed for the hoys' SHapIGHSDIS Sandlot Schedules ie, we Sort onn uch 8. 31d —frst-seeded Robert Perry of Los TODAY { Mize, Chants if Oian 24| Angeles and Allen Cleveland of Manufscturers League | Marshall, Giants Wiliams, Red Sox 29 Santa Monica. Allison vs. Btewsrt-Warner a Carfad Kiner, Pirates ., ins - near eam. att t-te | Kingan va. B.C Atking at Riverside ! Robi's'n, De 20 ES , Yankees 78 TOMORROW Miron” Cline EE Ear. Pireloe 7 | IN JUNGLE

| Municipal Leag Kingan Reliables vs Pendleton at Pendlieton.

{ DeWoif News va. Armour Soelal Club at | oy

Brookside,

Leon Tailors vs. Lincoln Chiropractic

| pilot twin Offenhausers of the giant | coliege at Garni,

| class, promise to make the compe-

en keen.

will begin with time |

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y League Basics Lodge vs. Indianapolis Raflways | ol yoff game) at Riverside 2 (1 Lodge va. Prospect rdvern’ ot

138 Rafiways vs, Tryon's Tav-|

Eagles | Riveraid Inne

central standard | ern at Riverside time with the first of the four heat |

Big Six Bouth Bide Saints va.

races scheduled to start at 2:36. AfRitnd 3.

20-1ap feature event will cap the,

day's festivities.

‘Alexandria Coach | ALEXANDRIA, Ind, Aug. 2-- Fight Results

Scott T. Armstrong, former Butler | is 10 y Gols and Country club with Mrs. university athlete and world war II Lakeman: Dickson and Wil-| Marry Bitner Jf. econd at 90 and navy veteran, has signed to become | “gf : Mrs. Charles Bmith third with 94. assistant coach in basketball, foot. SLA if

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