Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 June 1948 — Page 18

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Tournament Moves to Lebanon's Ulen As College Boys Edge Veteran Players

By BILL EGGERT. : ULEN COUNTRY CLUB, LEB: ANON, Ind., June 15—The college boys were giving the veterans a good chase for their entry fees today as the field of 216 golfers moved into the second round here of , the Indianapolis District tournament. Any one of 13 men had an opportunity to hold the leading spot after touring the Highland Golf and Country Club's ideal layout yesterday. Clyde McEntire, 22, of Nobles-| a Butler University linksman, ‘held a slim one-stroke lead after carding an even par 70 "yesterday. It was his first timeson the Highland course and his second best round this seasor, He previously had scored a 69 at Meridian Hills. Petric Up Front Tied for the second spot were

John Cleary of the ue Golf Club, Russ Rader of Sarah Shank

and Tony Petric of Anderson, Eiy, + each with Tis. Cleary of Hart-

ford, Conn., is .a definite threat for the district crown. Hs was!

squad this year and second to Fred Wampler Jr. in the Western Conference meet this " yedr, He's a Hoosier resident now and plans to stay around these

Petric, a tournament veteran, played his usual steady golf to wind up among the leaders. McEntire had a satisfactory card of 3s, 42 and 58 and did not

were not for a penalty stroke on the seventh, He accidentally tapped his ball for a half-a-roll while lining up for a putt.

Wampler, state amateur champion and Purdue's No. 1 player, gave himself “a hard way to go” when he came in with a 78,

Another possible contender for the championship is Arnold Koehler, the 20-year-old Pleasant Run representative, who put together two 36s for a 72. Koehler wasn't expecting too much dificulty from Ulen's tricky course today. He has played the course five times this year in preparation for the meet and has had a best round of 72. He violated the “keep-your-head-down” rule twice yesterday and topped the ball each time. pe

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led with Koehler at 72

land; John McQuire, Highland; Dave Laflin of Lebanon, the 1943

There was nothing but praise for the playing condition yesterday of the Highland course. The fairways were in tip-top shape. The final 18 holes of the tournament will be played tomorrow at Speedway with the first foursome getting off the tee at 7 a. m. These early birds are finding a little difficulty in the wee

DISTRICT FOURSOME — The man who sees to it that each foursome the first tee on schedule in the Indianapolis District golf tournament is A, D. (far right), chief starter. The foursome being reminded of playing rules at Highland |

trouble himself with any threeputt greens. He was out in 34. " onthe third hole, blaming the

firgt early morning haze. He recovequalled McEntire's score if it ered, however, for a 75.

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yesterday is (left to right) J. I. Cummings, Dr. Harry E. Leer, Bud Edwards and Gil Gerald. The District field moved to Ulen Country Club in Lebanon today. and will wind up the 54-hole tournament foriorrow: at Speedway.

as the teams took time out for are Johnny Mize of the Giants

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363 while Gordon, though hitting only 250, is on the rise. » " » AT THIRD BASE Bob Elliott of the Braves, the National League's most valuable player last season with a current 273 average, may face George Kell, veteran all-star performer from Detroit, now batting .332. Reserve infielders in the National

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stop from the Cardinals, batting 253, Third Baseman Gustine of the Pirates, .352; and Utility Man Sid Gordon for the Glants at 329. In the American the other infielders who figure are 41-year-old Luke Appling of the White Sox, batting .310 and available at either short or third, and Cleve-|

14, playing third and batting .307. Bobby Brown, hitting .344 for the Yankees, would be a great utility man on any all-star team. Three able receivers Phil Masi|s3

Scheffing of the Cubs, .310, and Bruce BEdth Nasi 1 Tos lao rt ° ona’ choices. Walker Cooper probably would make the squad if he recovers from injuries in time, but as of now the old Giant pro can't be counted on. The American League receivers are Birdie Teb-

workman and a 305 hitter, Jim Hegan, - brilliant handler of pitchers but a lght sticker at 234 with Cleveland, erratic but slugging Yogi Berra of the Yankees x 286, x. THE MANAGERS of the All-

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