Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 May 1948 — Page 9

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ty high week of activity with four meets

Tech, May 14. The Capital District Conference teams, Franklin Township, defending champion; Beech Grove pike Township, and host School for Deaf were to run off the third annual conference meet today at ¢p m The three other meets today, affairs, were Lawrence Central at Washington, Bloom. ington’ at Howe and ‘Columbus at Crispus ‘Attucks. Friday, Washington's city champs move out to Howe for a four-way meeting with 8ho and Manual. Broad Ripple will invade Warren Central, county champions, and Tech goes to Marion for the North Central Conference meet, Attucks will entertain Ben Davis. * Lawrence Central will bid for its sixth Mid-State Conference title on the Washington cinderpath. So far only Danville has been able to put a halter on the runaway scoring of the Bears. Lawrence holds all but five of the league rec records.

H. S. Hur Stingy With Hits

Noblesville’ High ‘School aamond men invaded Marion County yesterday ‘to be repulsed by a steady hitting Crispus - Attucks nine as eight other city, county teams tested each other. Brandon Bryant pitched threehit ball to lead Attucks to a 11-2 victory. Phil Apple of Lawrence Central turned in a two-hit performance &s the Bears defeated Plainfield, 3-1, on the Pisinfieid diamond. Apple fanned an even dozen men. At Riverside, Shortridge downed Cathedral's Irish, with Fred Davis allowing five hits

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WINGED FOOT GOLF CLUB, SAMAR BOL, N. Y.—There are two ps in Ifthe overlapping and the Toe The immortal Harry Vardon is credited with heing the father of the overlapping, the most widely used, chiefly because it is the oldest, Personally, I use the interlocking, and will give my reasond for preferring the newer grip in the

"(Second of a Series) next installment. Let's confine this article to the overlapping. Perfecting the grip is the most important factor. |

two weeks practicing just the grip and getting the feel of the club before making & long shot. This sounds like a long time, I know, - but you won't regret it later on.

and 190 for a 685 for the Bell Teltphone Post quintet. Teammate Bob Riensche also drew an) elevated score with games of 231, 223 and. 220 for a 674. The Bell Post squad twirled a 3103 on games of 1012, 1086 and, 1005. Winning three games from | Hindel's Indiana they also took the league title by a margin of | two games. Their record after the firing ceased last night was 67 wins and 35 losses. The Hin-|

50.1401 quint sported a 85-37 Socorg uf

along the route. Gene homered for two runs in the third inning. Warren Central was routed by the Franklis aahsa, 12 12-1, being held to a single hit and Dick Walker. on solitary safety was a homer in the aixth. Ben Davis blanked Manual, 5-0, on the Redskins’ field. Bud Sham baugh homered for the Giants in the sixth, ;

Fights Carded. for

South Side Amateurs ~The South Side Center boxing team will meet some of the state’s leading amateur cuffers tomorrow night at 8:30 in the Motor Armory, 2011 8. Pennsylvania St. Paul Terry, Timgs-Legion Golden Glover, heads the list of 10 who will meet boxers from Marfon, Anderson and the Indianap-ian olis Jackson's Gym. Terry will face Buddy Jefterson, Marion, in the 160-pound ‘class. Other bouts will have Fred Johnson against Dick Bennett of Anderson, 126 pounds; Jack Martin vs.- Al Long of Marion, also 1286,

for the runner-up spot. Lee took average honors with a 197. In the Fraternal League Fred :Schwomeyer totaled 678 pins on] games of 279, 202 and 197 for the

for the Indianapolis Paint and Color five. Jack Wagner completed the high honor roll with al 656 in the Classic. His games for) Altum were 189, 254 and 213. Mabel Daywitt led the ladies with a sizable 562 in the Harlin Brothers loop at the Central lanes. PATTER Tom Clayton’ s Traffic team - took the league title in the Stokol Products loop which closed its season at the Illinois lalleys last night. They had a record of 67 victories and 38 defeats. Cecil Trowbridge compiled the best average with a 182. Jim Johnson took high three-game {honors for the season with a 649, and Johnny Cox worked the high game for the campaign, 289.. George Moore got in the triplicate rut last night in the Fountain Square Classic and came up with a trio of 168s. There are openings in a men's league at Central and a women's

and Billy Mitchell against Don Howell of Jackson's Gym, at 147.

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| Softball Notes

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™Golf in a Stroke

By CLAUDE HARMON

Master of the Masters

panying [lapping grip the left hand grips the handle of the club first.

If you are just beginning the!’ game you should spend a good hand rests on top of the Index|; .isville for the Derby when he

lene, finished second in, the Wood Methumb_ circles the club.

secure in your hands. - i: Pi hi 1 Pat H SAE rp There were only a few leagues left last night but two of them |™ produced four scores of better than 650. The Fraternal loop at the TIlinols plant contributed one and the Americar “Legion at the Indiana came up with three.

Bill Lee worked the evening's best mark in the American | Legion Classic. Starting off with a 239, he added games of 259|

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" HOW TO HOLD CLUB—These are . fhe steps in the over-

sition of the left hand, the come

ing the position of the fingers.

Many veterans are still trying unsuccessfully to correct bad grip habits acquired years ago.

As illustrated in the accom-| photographs, in the over-

Club Should Feel Secure The thumb is placed on the| front of the shaft pointing down the club. The thumb should feel natural and can rest slightly to the right. The four fingers encircle the club.

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Derby Winner

Mount Marcey Gets

Chance in Preakness NEW YORK, May 4 (UP)—

~4There. doesn’t seem to be much

between him and the triple crown, Kentucky Derby winner, will be

Stakes with still another in reserve later in the summer. Two of the three never have tangled with the son of Bull Lea, but all of them-—Mount Marcey, ‘Whirling Fox and Relic—deserye a shot at Citation before he is awarded the fryear- -old.champion- |. ship. But as deserving as ‘they may| be, none of them is considered al serious threat to Citation.

in a division which could become | a private stamping grounds for! Calumet's latest comet. Gets First Chance Mount Marcey will get his|

|chance first. The son of Mahmoud |

The right hand is placed below|, nd the stakes winning mare, the left with the heel of the right | \raud Muller, is scheduled to start

palm overlapping the thumb of] the left hand. The. little. finger of the right!

finger of the left. The othér three fingers grip the shaft, the righ

Be. certain that the club feels

BY Frank Wilson

Classic

ABC Standings

TEAMS | Washington Shirts, Chicago. | Caniiven avilo Restaurant, Clevelan . 3003, Pes Tool & Erigineering. “Chicas Mac Innis Brothers, ‘ Pacific Pumps, Tulsa, Totrait aE

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1328 | Russ Gersonde-Bert Barkow, Mil waukee 1318 Jock Sk Louis Raymond, "Buffalo,

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Lincoln Protich, Akron, Q. .......... T31 Stanley Boots, Syracuse, N. Y....... hi Stanley Thaden; Madison, Wis....... {Lester Lake, St. Johns, | Nick Miller, Brewster,

“ALL EVENTS Ned Day, Shicago

Anthony Pom ain, O. <vvvees 95% Joseph Di Fig i. Buffalo, N. Y....... 1052 George Wade, Stubenville, O 1945

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Solinger Voted AHL's Best Rookie

NEW YORK, May 4 (UP)— Bobby Solinger, youthful 175pound left wingman who was one of the big reasons for the Cleveland Barons' triumphant sweep through the American Hockey League playoffs this spring, today was named the circuit's outstanding rookié for the 39745)

|season.

Solinger was the first choice of filve of the league's 11 coaches; who did the voting. He will be the first AHL player to receive the Dudley Garrett Memorial Award, named for the promising Providence playef who was killed in action while serving in the Canadian navy in World War IIL The trophy carries with it a $300 {prize from the leaguer Solinger edged out

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lin the Preakness on May 15. Owner C. Vy, Whitney and Train; rer 8y- Veitch almost -sent- him to

t! morial, but then decided the horse wasn't quite ready. Mount Marcey will be ready for |. {the Preakness. And Trainer Sunny. Jim Fitzsimmons hopes to ‘have Whirling Fox ready for the Betmont. He has the colt back

{breezing at Aqueduct but even

ro Pitz says Whirling - Fox will need a little racing luck to humble Citation, Yet his colt was second

Belmont and second in the Hopeful at Saratoga, and these two efforts alone rate him a chance jas a -3-year-old. Unfortunately Citation was the horse who beat the Fox in the 3007 | Belmont but it was Relic who won the Hopeful. This son of

390 war Relic was scheduled to meet

|Citation in the Flamingo at] | Hialeah but an accident took him out-of training. The three. of them—Mount | ® Marcey, Whirling Fox and Relic {may fare no better against| Citation than those ‘he already’ has beaten. But if you are look- | /ing for a horse to upset the {champ, you won't find any better!

| prospects.

Indiana Coaches

John Longfellow of Elkhart has been elected president of the Indiana High School Coaches Association, it was announced today by Russell Julius, athletic director of Shortridge and past sec-retary-treasurer of the organization. Other officers are Pete Rucinski,- Roosevelt East Chicago, wice pd re ‘Robert Nipper, Shortridge, secretary - treasurer and Willard Kehrt, Garfield Terre Haute, sergeant-at-arms. Installation of officers will be held May 22 in the Tech gym during a meeting of the association.

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Young Bull Montana, Los Angeles, and Tommy Martindale, | Milwaukee, will meet in the main event of tonight's grappling bill, The semi-windup, pilled-for one-/ fall or 30 minutes, will pit Gene Blackley, of Thornton, Tex, against Tiger Joe Marsh, a newcomer from Chicago. Blackley| will be after his third straight victory here.

gin action at 8:30 p. m,, will send a Alexander, Brooklyn, against Bill Murray, a Canadian, for one fall or 30 minutes.

~ WELTER MATCH — Willard f Coffey, "above, 145pound boxer from Huntington, Wi-Va— will tangle with Howard Eldridge, Indianapolis, in the six- | | round bout on Thursday night's | pro card at the Armory. Bdridge. has been an impressive winner recently. Two 10:round | matches will ‘top Thursday’ $ pro-

‘Sparks’ Team To Victory

Times Special KOKOMO, - Ind, May 4—Paul Sparks, proféasional at the ‘Thdi-| anapolis Coffin course, led his team into first place in the proAn tourney sponsored. at the! Country Club here yesterday. The winning combination was| composed of Sparks, John David, Indianapolis Metidian Hills; Bud Fridlin, Kokomo, and Glen Freeman, Elwood. The team carded a combined 66 to tie the team of] Maurice Feeney, Indianapolis Sta-| dium Driving Range; Bob Blake, | Anderson; Don Waterson, Indian-/| apolis Pleasant Run, and Gene Mills, Lapel. Spark’s team won on the second |extra hole as David sank a birdie. The third in a series of proams sponsored by the Central District: PGA attracted 82 golfers:

Fight Results

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NEWARK. N —J=iaurte Buxton England knocked out 1)

144; 1 on, Jimmy | | Collins 145, Baltimore, Md. TON—Don Williams, 143, Worcester, stop) Al La Barba, 147, New mM. Hq

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York, (5) IN, .Me.Jean Richards, Montreal, Sutpointed Pal Pa. Lowell, Mass bt nn poy » Didar, Ph FF 8 ohany olgast ila (8). NEW YORK (Eastern kway) — Prankie a 147, Detroit, drew with | Phil Burton, 144%, St. Louis, Mo. (8),

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