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| FRIDAY, AUG. 8 1947

- More Than 200 Expected

To Bid for 64

139 File for Preferential Starting Times in 17th Annual City Meet

Play starts Sunday morning at Coffin in the 17th annual Indianapolis Amateur golf tourney with more than 200 linksmen, most of them from municipal courses, bidding for the 65 places in the championship

flight,

The golfers will be after the crown taken last year by wi Chapman, who has entered in defense of the title, Chapman is slated to [tor, said the season was established | assumed for some time that the tse | {1 line With recommendations for | pennant fight is a two-team affair 9: 23—George Bender (8.8), Willian C. state conservation clubs and from | and themselves the teams,

tee off in a group at 1:20 Sunday afternoon in the 18-hole qualifying round. One hundred thirty-nine golfers filed entries for preferential starting times and this list is expected to swell to more than 200 when additional players appear at the course, . Accept Entries . Dale Colville, presidént of the Indianapolis Public Links association, and Irvin Green, tourney chairman, were accepting additional , entries today and. will continue to * take them until noon Sunday. The first foursome is slated to leave the tee Bunday at 7:30 and others will follow at seven-minute intervals, Match play starts Aug. 17 at Riverside. The second round will be played Aug. 23 at Sarah Shank; the third at. Pleasant ‘Run on Aug. 24; the fourth at South Grove on Aug. 30; the semi-finals at Riverside on Aug. 31 and the 36-hole finals at Coffin on Labor day. Finals in the secondary fiights will be played at Riverside on Aug. 31. Following are the preferential pairings of early entrants: 7:30 ‘A, M.—Amold Lundshl

ow. Tony Klippel (8. G.), Bruce Dixon © {

Buss Winter (W. B.) 7:44—John Hunter (R), Elmer Baldwin (R.), Hobert Fouts (R.), Robert L. Sowers (8. G.). 7:58—Barney Mann (P. R.), Robert Wilhoyt (P, R.), Tom Sayer (P, R.), Richard Hon (P. R.). 8:13— Milton Kane, (C.),/ Jack Brown a Long (8. 8.), Robert Miller q 26-Mitohell Petercheff (C.), Carl Puiarchet 8). Ralph Heinlein (©), Ed. rr (P 8:40—Tony Pitzer (P. R.), Frank Abrams (P. R.), -Charles Wenriek (P. R.), Joe Doll (P, R.). AT Bverett West (W. B), W. D. Mson (W. B.), pastel. ( (W. B.), . B.) Lindamood (P. R.), Joe Childers iP ig Paul List (C.), Morrie Mid 9:0 tor: Nichols (8. G.), Ed Hyde 8. Gs Ran Dieta (8. G.), Buck Hat-

eld (C.). LE nd Bain (C), Jostph Ww. jel (C.), Te 8.), Kenneth W, Findlay L 8.)

THE INDIAN APOLIS TIMES

kee | Qualifying Round Sunday In

mateur Golf

[Squirrel Hunting

Places Prospects Good |=

Parsons Ch Merle Calvert (C.),

Baker (R.), L. H. Fivecoats 10), Ed Montgomery (W. B.J,

9:36—Ken nedy (P. R.), Stanton Sheppard (W. B) 9:43--Lowell C. Williams (8. G.), Harlan Harlan {3 8. G

J. ‘Zwelsler (L.

Kelle: R. ), Joe Frazer *R. hs Willis Chap- (

(8. G.), Maurice May (C.), Robert Skin-

10: 32_ Rober Schuman (P,- R.), Fred

8chorn (P, R.). 10:39-Jack Connor (8)

Mid Dean (C.), Paul Finch (C.). 1 00—Harry Shade (8. 8.), Prank Sinp- | son (8. 8.), Charles Klumpp 8. 8B

11:14—Lester Crews (C.), Ollie Hollingsworth {Ch Reese Berry (C.), Chester Baker [4

Johnson (8. G.),” Jasies McCoy 8. G) 11:56—Richard R. Hamilton (0.), John Kealing (C.), George Johnson’ (8.), Carl William Chapoian 8. G.), K, Robbins | son (R.), John Marshall (S.), Charles Owen (R.). yg R.), Jack Simpson (P, R.), Art Smiy (8.) Ken Foster (He.), Bob Salge 8. G.). 1:34—Robert Lawrence (8. S.), Elmer

C. R. Nelms (8. 8.)

Indiana's hunting season on gra) and fox squirrels opens Aug. 15 and] prospects, according to the Indiana |tyrbed and indicated plainly that Department of Conservation, are for

good hunting. John H. Nigh, conservation direc-

De ann (L. 3 Tracy Cox breeding, (L. 8), in ich Bucksot (L. 8.), Eugene| weather conditions, was more suc- |

0:25 Tony Brisnik (8.), Robert Gattiker | Which

Reed (P. R.)” Jack Stefley (P. R.), John! iN:

11'28—cui fl Smith (S. 8.), Robert Dun- in can ( .), Russell Rader (8. 8.), Ralph Jordan (8, 8.), tourney,

advanced yesterday in the

John Clayton (8. G.) ' | early evening downpour. Campbell eliminated Sid Izak in Kern (P, R.). straight sets, 6-0 and 6-2, 'He is|score, 12:10 P. M.—Robert Anderson (5. G.), |glated to play the winner of the!’

8 G.) 12: 53 Rudy Brezausek (R.), Ralph Ma-| match this evening.

2.09—Bert Garland (8. G.), Art Christy | was billed on Joo Kirsch (8. G.), Harry Teague ouaning at Fall Creek courts.

*® crowd,” looked “coldly at the New|: y| York Giants today, The Giants, noted rather than politenéss, were unper-

Kay (P. R.) : ng department game officials. Closing | the Giants hanging around like a 9:30 Marvin Heckman (8. G.), Don|date has been set at Oct. 13. An article in Outdoor Indiana, |date: Hoy Jr. (8. 8), Dick Ken-|Conservation department magazine, | behind St. reports that squirrel food has been |

Weaver (8. g.), Robert Harlan (C.), John|in abundance this year and’ that {back of the although delayed by | beloved Bums from Brooklyn,

— Something New 10:04—Robert J. Earl (8. 8), Paul J. | cessful ‘than a year ago. P It appeared certain

Bu (8. 8), W St er . I an 88 urm (8. 8.),| The author, John M. Allen of the | Giants, with the greatest home run | a Bowm: R), Everett|Fish and Game Division, said the | {power in the history of the game, !

delay -in opening of -the Season— | were going to stay Tight there,l” last. year began Aug. 10 |kibitzing gn the ner (8, G.) was necessary because of late breed- “date.” The Giants’ victory —————— tee ee delphia yesterday win in 13 games, enabling them to keep pace with the seven-game St.|

rl Cri Bm John Urquhart (8.), Sohn Do a . 10:46—Prank Collman (C.), Ted Draper | am p ins ace W (©), Louis winning

cherished—good. pitching. Lefty Clarence lott,

near victory when | got - only “four hits }108—James Shipp. (PR), Arthur HA |(pejp meeting was halted yesterday. runs scored in the fourth inning on|was the loser, as Brooklyn was de: 8.) He won the first-set, 6-3, andgswas|a walk, a single, a wild pitch, an-| |feated for the. sixth time in its last 20 Walter Chapman (8), Jay Anson |jagding in the second, 5-0. other walk, another wild pitch and {seven starts Play in men's singles, doubles and [two outs. Humphreys (8. 8), David King (8. 8.), camifinal action in women's singles| The Cards ran r- this afternoon -and streak to seven with'a 9 to 2 deci-| 3 to 0, behind Kirby Higbe's seven- | | sion over Cincinnati in which Frank hit pitching. Ralph Kiner provided |

- NEW. YORK, Aug, 8 (U. P.).~The

Dodgers afid Cardinals, feeling that the winning run with his 27th home Maj

run of the season, -and the Bucs| added two insurance runs off loser | «NATIONAL LEAGUE ‘ : : a’ Higbe fanned 10! walker, Phila 90 363 50 126

they intend to stay in the National league race until the bitter end.

Brooklyn and St. Louis, who have Washington, 12 t§ 2

338 8 beat the St. Louis Browns, 8 to 4. McCosky, Phila 8%. 2% 82 lot

| small brother when big sister pas a New York was Louis today, | Cards in turn were only four games stumbling and not-so-

York, with three the winners’ gttack and made vic

TWISTS ANKLE — Marty Marion, the St. Louis Cardinals’ fancy-fielding shortstop fwisted his ankle fielding a ground ball at Cincinnati and was taken out of the game yesterday.

down his second decision

streak. Although | Baumholtz, Eddie Miller and Marty

they got no home runs, the Glants | Marion were

Wayne Montfort (8. G.) ! came up with somethin ust as N 11:07—PFrank Stonich (C.), John Banich In Tennis Pla i $4 Baumnoltz collided while uying to (C.),” Robert Hurley (R.), Alvin Aue (C.).

{catch a pop fly and both were an American! kayoed. Marion twisted his ankle. Hank Campbell, top-seeded player league castoff, relieved rookie Shel- | Whitey Kurowski batted in three the Indianapolis open tennis don Jones in the fourth inning and [runs with three hits. allowed only three hits the rest of}

| Brooklyn's unhappy Dodgers, who 11:43—~Charles Cook (8. G.), Herschel only match completed before the | the way as the Giants beat the! i

had a 10-game lead jyst-a week Phils, 5 to 2, the third straight for ago, suffered a 3 to New York over the Phils by that | Boston as Charley Barrett threw a three-hitter gt them. Barrett's double, an error by Peeflinger Osc ar | Wee Reese and a two-run single by !Judd helped the New Yorkers, who Johnny Hopp gave Boston the game Three Giant jin the sixth inning.

¥ Judd Gets Wild Stanley Malles - Harold Morgan | Wildness by Phil

Pittsburgh beat the Chicago Cubs,

Cardinals, Giants Must Keep Eye On 'Kibitzing' Giants

jor Leaders

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0 cooper, New York. 87 332 87 107

and walked two in getting his ninth Galan,” Cincinnati , 91 272 40 87 victory against 10 defeats Only two American league gam=s AMERICAN LEAGUE AB R walloped Boudreau. Cleveland 97 327 50 110 ell, Detro 95

Gustine, Pittsb'gh (108 413 70 131 | Cavarretta, Chi. .. 86 32 42 99

364 44 122

2 .and Chicago! DiMaggio New York 98 371 173 121

Williams, Boston . 102

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HOME RUNS

Murrell Jones and Ted Williams ize. Giants 34] Cooper, Giants .. led the Bosox, Jones with four runs’ arshail Giants 28) Willlams, R. Sox batted in on two hits and Williams with his 25th home run. Galehouse had a perfect game until; copper, Giants two were out in the sixth inning. | RUNS Victory for Ruffing Chicago's victory gave the White 1 three-game and Rudy

iner, Pirates nl RUNS BATTED IN

Denny Mize, Giants 90) Williams. R. Sox Marshall, Giants 85] Elliott, Braves { Mize, Glants + 94 Henrich, Yanks .

Robinson, Dodg. 91! Kiner, Pirates

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Garden Bout Tonight

led] NEW YORK, Aug. 8 (U. P).—A ‘crowd of 8000 was expected to pay tory easy for Red Ruffing who took $30,000 at Madison Square Garden tonight ¢o witness the third brawl Cleveland was rained out at De: between Blackjack Billy Fox, Phila troit and the Yanks and Athletics delphia light heavyweight, were not scheduled,

3:16—John Davison (W. B.), Palmer Milliken (R.), Henry Yamagais (8. G.), Harry FPuhrmail in (8." G.) 2:23—Charles Boswell 8), Har#ld Cork (C), Chuck Hess (P, R.), Mike Sullivan

(C.). Legend—(B.) Broadmoor, (C.) Coffin, (C. C.) Country Club, (H.) Highland, | (He,) Hillerest, (I. L.) Indian e, (L.| 8.) Lake Shore, (M. H.) Mpridian Hills, (P, R.) Pleasant Run, (R,) Riverside, | (8. 8.) Sarah Shank, (8. G.) South Grove,

3) ), Speedway, (WwW. B) Willow Brook, stock. |

4 Leaders Cah Cinch

Amateur Title

s Sunday

By BERNARD HARMON With a possibility of three championships in Indianapolis amateur baseball association’s four loops being decided, some of the best play

of the season is expected in Sunday afternoon games.

The schedule is a “natural” with the first place teams in the

Municipal, City and Big Six leagues playing the second-place clubs. In each instance a victory by the current leaders will cinch their top berths.

Kingan Reliables, leading the Municipal league, clashes with DeWolf News at Brookside. The Reliables have lost but one game this season, to Leon Tailors, DeWolf has had two reverses both handed them by Kingan's, The Meatmen won a double-header June 29, 3-1 and 7-5. 12 In a Row Tryon Tavern, leader in the City league, will battle the Ferris Food Markets, the only team to triumph over Tryon in Big Six competition. The Market nine won a 4-3 decision

June 29, after losing to the Tryon’s|

10-4 on May 31. Sunday's title is slated on Riverside No. 1. South Side Saints, the lone association team to sport a” perfect . league record, has won 12 consecutive Big Six games and can assure themselves of first place if they can gain a verdict over Beech Grove Reds Sunday afternoon. In the only previous meeting of the two aggregations, the Saints eked out a 2-1 win. Sunday's game will be played at Beech Grove. S In other Municipal contests, Lineoln Chiropractic college meets Pen-

dleton in a twin-bill at Pendleton |

and Leon Tailors meet Armour Social clup at Garfield. In the City league, the only other ‘game scheduled pits Indianapolis Railways against Prospect Tavern at Rhodius No. 1. The scheduled Eagles Lodge-Unipn Printers game was played July 26. The three remaining games on the Sunday Big Bix card is: Edgewood Merchants vs, State Auto Insurance at Rhodius No. 2; Linde Air

Bowling Notes

The opening meeting of two of the eity’s top bowling loops, the Indianapolis and’ Fox-Hunt Classic, is scheduled tonight at the Fox Steak House at 8:30, Last year’s captains of teams roll-

'La Palomas Sunday

Products vs. Navy-Marine at Riverside No. 4 and Russet Cafeteria vs. Moore Mortuaries at Riverside No. 3. In tomorrows Manufacturers’ league games, Allisons play P. R. Mallory Co. and Kingan's meet Stewart-Warner. Both games are at Riverside, the former on Diamond 1 and the latter on No. 2. The winner in this loop hinges on postponed games to be played at the close of its regular schedule.

Clowns to Play

The Indianapolis Clowns will strive extra hard for a victory over the Havana La Palomas in their game at Victory field Sunday at 8:30 as part of their contribution to Reece (Goose) Tatum'’s night. The Clowns’ star first-baseman and showgnan is to be honored that evening. For’ that reason, ' the Clowns plan on pitching Johnny Williams, their ace, who is in the midst of a winning streak. Williams hurled three scoreless innings in the West's victory over the East in the Yankee stadium Negro all-star game last Tuesday.

Amateurs

SOFTBALL Schedule for tonight in the Bush-Calla-han Manufacturers league at Municipal stadium: 17, Merz Engineering vs. Capitol Paper; 8:20, W. J. Holliday vs. Continental Optical; 9:40, P. L, Jacobs vs. J. D. Adams

Tonight's card in the Universal league at Longacre: 7, Little Flower vs. Bakius Tavern; 8:20, Slovenian Roms vs. South Side Turners; 9:40, V.F.W. No. 908 vs. Mitchell-8cott,

Em-Roe Oapitol (City league schedule at Peech Grove stadium tonight: 7, Veterans Administration vs. Btokol Products; 8:15, Pa Package Co. vs. Wm. H, Block Co. 9:30, H. P. Wasson & Co. vs. Gesco Club. Last ni his games ‘in the Em-Roe Civic league a eech Orove were postponed because of Dae

ing in both leagues are requested to attend. The seven new applicants for berths in the Indianapolis and the six teams seeking entry in the Fox-Hunt are also requested to have representatives present. Officers for the coming season will be elected. ‘The 1946-47 president was Harry Wheeler, while Fred Schleimer served as secretarytreasurer, Bill Dugdale, the loop’s wice-president, died last November.

The semi-annual meeting of the

Indianapolis Women's Bowling association will be held in the Hotel Lincoln Monday at 8 p. m.

It will be an open meeting and all members of the association are invited.

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1:30 Friends. invi Burial Crown. pil Friends may call at | the Chimes. FOLEY Mrs, Eima Lo Dema, age 3 years, mother of Ivan Ton H., Oakley L. Foley, and ngs Tels Walker; sister of Will O, and Wilbur PF. Patterson and Mrs, Maude Wall and Mrs, Roxie Scanling, passed away Wednesday. Service at 2:30 p. m. Baturday at Pasco Funeral Home, Greenfield. Friends invited,

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