Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 June 1948 — Page 18

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he By HAL WOOD, United Press Sports Writer 4 LOS ANGELES, June 11-—-One of the most closely-bunched in the 48-year history of the National Open-Golf tournament

separating the top. 22 competitors. The leaders were little Ben Hogan of Hershey, Pa., as everyone expected; and the surprise package, Lew Worsham of Pittsburgh, Pa., the defénding champion, who, ~~. wasn’t given a chance to repeat! ing range of the leaders. Among his 1947 triumph in this event. [these were Lloyd Mangrum, the Hogan and Worsham fashioned|1948 Open champ; Marvin (Bud) four-under-par 67s over the long- Ward, former National Open est course ever to play host to kingpin; Jimmy Demaret, golfthe National Open—the 7020-yard dom’s “color guy” -and always Riviera Country Club layout. It's/close to the leaders ‘at the final a Par-71 links that requires long, tape; Jim Fereler, 1946. National straight drives. {PGA titlist; Stewart (Skip) AlexThe leaders failed to dim. the ander, the towering young ace , individual efforts of at least 20/from Lexington, N. C., and Herother golfers who sither shot or'man Keiser, 1947 Augusta Masg - wre “Htérs champ. Only two strokes behind the! Others in the bracket included leaders were Slammin’ Sammy Al Zimmerman, -Porjland, Ore.; Snead, who put on one of his/John Bass, Baltimore, Md.; Jim greatest driving exhibitions when|Turnesa, Fimsford, N. Y.; Le-

he was paired with the unusually/land Gibson, Kansas City, Mo.; 1

_long hitting Chick Harbert, and|Chuck Congdon, Tacoma, Wasit.; amateur Ken Rogers of Okla: Dave Killen, Olympia, Wash.} homa City, each with 69. Gene Webb, Springfield, Mo, ‘And only a single stroke be-lamateur; Johnny Dawson, Hollyhind them were Bobby Locke, the wood, and Andrew Mills, Kansas South African; Ted Rhodes, the City. crack - Negro shotmaker who| The 72.dlvision, one stroke teaches Joe Louis golf, and vet- over par, included Lawson -Literan Tony Penna, Cincinnati, (tle, former U. 8. Open and Amapach with 70. {teur champ; Frank Stranahan, Hogan, as terrific: with hisithe recent winner of the British woods and {rons as any expert! Amateur, and Harbert. ever can be, had the best nine! tgp ——— holes of the day—a 31 over the 3 Track Coaches Plan.

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birdies on the way and only one bogie to finish the side four un-| MINNEAPOLIS, June 11 (UP) der par. However, he eased to —Three veteran track coaches an even-par 36 coming home. twill retire after directing their Worsham, never conceded a teams in the 27th annual NCAA the track and field. meet. here next pre-tournament speculation, week. : played the most consistent golf., The three—Dean Cromwell of ‘He had four birdies for the day Southern California, Tom Jones

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Saturday's schedule in the Manufac-| turers League: P. R. Mallory vs. E. C.[Civie League at Beech. Grove Stadium: Atkins at Riverside No. 1, and Kingan| Borden Milk 8, Citizen Gas 0; Mechanic's A. A va. Allison Jets at Riverside No. 2. Laundry 5, Hap's Tavern 3; Holy Rosary ICYD 12, C & M Bar 2. 5d MUNICIUAL LEAGUE—Beech Orove vs.!| Tonight's Capitol City League card ab Kingsn's Reliable at Beech Grove, Indi ana Reformatory vs. Armour’s Secial Club At Pendleton, Moose Lodge at Riverside No. 2. { Bnian Printers at Riverside No. b:| va. rinters a Avi le No, §. Russet Caieteria vs. | with A state teams.

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Softball Notes

Last night's games - in . the Em-Roe

Beech Grove: 7-L. G. 8, Bpring Clutch Corp, vs. Samaritan Lodge; 8:15—Rockood Mig. Co.-vs, Polk Milk; 9:30--Beech C vs. Moose Lodge. wants to schedule games Call Charles

rove N Bethel A.C.

Pa after 5 p. m. wv ho o J is ule at Municipal Siadium: Yo ew Yor

Central vs. W. J. Holliday; 8: Co. “vs. Jungle Club; 9:40-F, L. Jacobs

vs. Foxworthy - Ford

|Cown, the Belmont Stakes.

"True Test of By RAY AYRES United Press 8 Writer NEW YORK, June 11--They have labeled the race the “true test of a champion” but all any one expects is an exhibition to-

morrow when Citatign goes after he third péwel In the Triple

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It will be the first appearance under silks in New York for the brilllant son of Bull Lea since he won the Futurity Stakes last fall and a big crowd is expected to watch him perform. Although the mile and a half route will prove a searching test of Citation's staying powers, few doubt his ability to do so. The sons and daughters of his sire, Bull Lea, generally are at their best in sprints or at the middle distances, but Citation has yet to be extended. He was three and a half lengths in front when

Citation Set for Belmont,

Champion®’ and a half to the good when he took the Preakness and 11 lengths separated him from the others in the recent Jersey Stakes at Garden State Park. The Belmont will be worth about $70,000 to’ the winner and although it. will not move Cita-

world's leading money winners, he will be right behind Whirlaway should he come through as expected. The colt already has picked up $311,320 this year and| his lifetime eargings are $467,000. Citation has “won more stakes, this year than any other horse. He started with the Seminole at Hialeah and then swept through the Everglades, the Flamingo, the Chesapeake, the Derby Trial, the Derby, ~the Preakness and the] Jersey Stakes. ; ! It's 1 to 10 that the Belmont

he won the Kentucky Derby, five

By FRANK WILSON Fight fans who stayed by the home radios to listen to the ZaleGraziano tussie last night missed the local belters at the Sports

ful who attended the show also

sey scrap.

a pretty rugged time in taking a ten-round decision from Okla-

cision according to the judges

Johnson Stops Smith, but Roberts Provides the Punch

Having cleaned. up in the Kentucky Derby and the Preakness, the incomparable Citation eyes additional fine

fodder in the $100,000 Belmont Stakes at a mile-and-one-half a pretty good show put on by the way, but in the first few

Arena. And the 1100 fistic faith-|fectively enough to puff up that

heard the Indiana middleweight regain his ‘title in the New der-|

Ir the local punch bowl state light « heavyweight champ Al for a seven-count in the eighth, Johnson, 166%. Indianapolis, had and smacked him with a right

ihoma:-Olfy's- Diék - Smith, . 185, the evening was provided in the I a iS Sinitn. de-/main prelim which. followed the

is next.

Thursday's dough, because -his title bout with Bob O'Bannon of Jeffersonville was postponed. Johnson was the aggressor all

rounds Smith used his left ef-

eye. He continued to "use the} left but failed to follow up with what proved later to be a pretty good right. ! The local boy dropped Smith!

for a nine-count in the ninth. The best toe-to-toe punching of

feature attraction. -Young Bill

turned pro, and Jess MeGowan, 187, Louisville, gave the gather-

tion any higher in the list of the 38

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Other results: Paul Terry, apolis, knocked out Dick 3 Indianapolis, in 1:23 of the second round. Elza mpson, Yas knocked out Kid Ashley, 208, {in 1:50 of the second round. | Joe Sgro, 150, Indianapolis, knocked foyt Bill Cornelius, 153, Oklahoma ¥, {Okla., in 2:56 of the third round. Doyle Upchurch, Muncie, failed to show or his four-rounder Fb Sylvester

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