Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 September 1948 — Page 25

-S. Tennis Title FOREST HILLS, N. Y., Sept. 15 {UP)—Twelve of the 15 survivors in the scramble’for thé National Amateur , Tennis Championship set out today in pursuit of fifth-

loaded with upsets, Sturgess, former RAF pilot who spent_seven months in a Nazi prison camp, provided the major upset yesterday when he bounced second-seeded Billy Talbert out of the running, 5-7, 6-4, 6-2, 1-6, 6-4. Cochéll rolled into" the quarter. finals by dusting off Felicisimo Ampon of the Philippines, 6-2, 6-0, 6-2, and will meet the sound-

stroking South African champion!

tomorrow. Y The day's firing "also knocked out Tom Brown Jr, of San Francisco, runner-up to Jack Kramer two years ago, and Billy Sidwell

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of Australia, third-seeded foreign player, but the list of survivors still included seven of the eight favored ‘Americans: headed

HORSESHOE PITCHING CHAMPIONS—=The City Ice Cream’ All Stars who were crowned world's horseshoe pitching team champions last week-end at Covington, - Ky., are (front, left fo right). George Johnson Jr. and Chester, Wires; {second row) George Johnson Sr., Earl Green, Team Ca stain J. C. Joseph, Peyton Printz and Wal-, ter Smock: (rear) Arlo Harris, Lester Reavis, Bobby Printz, Orville Harris and Herb

Frankie Parker of Los: Angeles, ¥| Thibo. Not present for picture was Lowell Edmondson.

Topping Denies Rift Between - Harris arid Weiss -

RR | NEW. YORK, Sent 15 (UR) New York Yankee fans, wonder: ing about the future status of Manager Bucky Harris, took various interpretations today of a statement on the subject by club president Dan To!

terday that “there has been any rift between [Harris and General Manager George Weiss,” "It had

By FRANK WILSON A new women’s seasonal record and four men’s scores of over 650 were turned in by the bowlers of the city last night. Mary Barringer, bowling in the Won-Ten Ladies League, one of the largest women’s loops in the country, at the Pritchett slides, urned in a 620 to establish a new season record. Mary, who bowls oy the Chiles Jewelry quintet, opened her three game sf stint w with ‘al 210, She then moved up one pin] ar and scored 211 in hér second try. P. She dropped below the 200 mark 9977. by one wood in her final game, ping. 199. The Yankee head denied yes-

Mary's 600 series was the first turned in by the ladies of the

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And_ Charlie Withers fs sti Le Ee OWLERS Fis ont” {looking for some teams for his Ha Eb Grille” | Weekend Jeagues at Antlers. [age i en SENT 8 ) “Sieseteiers Oriils.. 690 BOWLERS (MEN) ean . : ‘7’ iBob Barker, Pefinsylvania Rec. ...., " ot anc Bob Barker led the meh with! {Ken Gardnér, B. R. Business Men's.

been reported’ that Harris and 330 Tigers a 2 to 1 vic in the 15 (UP)— Weiss differed ‘about the recalls 678 rolled in the Pennsylvania Ered Ble, West side Classic ... devi = opener _ affer phell Columbus of certain players: from the Recreation League. Bob rolled Pete Ernst, West Sile Classic .., rile, Ea with the bases ‘ull in the -hit attack minor leagues.: 3 =» twp games of 234 to open iis Fei, Miler, wean, Recreation It was Newhouset’s 17th ce Milwaue While the statement. waa viewed series and closed out with 210. (Hubert Anderson, Methodist Church. limited the Sent night as as support for: Harris, observers He bowls for the Ritchey Furni-| Louie Slime, Bag. Classio a American pointed out ‘that Topping: failed|ture quint, current city team Ken Bast Side Classic .... opener at to say that Harris would be. re-/champions. | orbert Jones, Pun 35 OW] Social. +s. hired as manager for 1049. In{" Ken Gardner took runner-up George Schuster; Commercial ........ A ry. 3 ven series, fact,c Topping’s statement de-|honors with 182, 209, 268-669 FOF 7d schoenbminier. Tidy of Lo Lourdes. ‘Lou Brissie gained his REPAIRING | got off to clared, “the Yankees are .con-/the Solitaire Beverage quint in|Don Scre ei. Men's 14th triumph when he pitched at Our Usual viano, who centrating on winning the -1948/the Broad Ripple Business Men’ s|Dave Kien. west Eide lassie «arcs \ the Athletics to a 12-2°decision| »d a homer pennant and will. not at this time{Classic. cx Biers, West Side Classic ..... 0 ver the St. Lbuis Browns. Bddie Low PRICES ; Beers, Co- consider ‘the 1949 status of any| In the West Side Classic Fred oy ok Hea, CO I lassic pas Tnguii. B oF oost led Philadelphia's 10-hit at: Da filwaukee's Yankee personnel.” Estle accounted for 653 pins with! em h Roach Any Orato Deel Seay EK Ae seine & ‘Loan k with hve Singles 2 ios atten tom games of 194, 247 and 212; and! avior. West 81 3 D. ston Braves enjoyed a att H. S..F th i Russ Buley scored a 652 on tallies! Ee Tle West Bide Classe Ae ord Samer ul Offre Chixed. atin five-game lead in the » «4 FOOTDA £.233. 252 d 167.. Estle rolis|goh Len. Chase,” West Side Sa ph uo; Michiel, ae So ' League after silent Andersen 31, Indiana’ Boys School 0. 9 an Soots, Dean Pumps _.......e. B Denne a gu | E wood 28, Nobieyville: 2 for Tompkins Ice Cream and! Rudy Jurass, West Side" Classic .... ow A hp. i AL hs go J ain scored his 20th vic E——— [Buley. for Foxworthy Fora. | MeL ART oot Rul Loy, Hime hasten my Soden the season by beating the Sept. 15 Pro. ‘Foathall HELP, HELP—Larry Lehmann Tony Bare, Indians Recreau on... 584|0 therine Jens Ln Cee Cubs, 10 to 3. Boston 1, retiring {says he ‘could use two teams to] {8a Sabin ae 1 a Ruth To eight runs ih the second are’ of ‘ac. nee vou YATRA YC oll erate mixed Teague at Gives St, el Born. £8 Biniatobomis in “hima. pr nk Borows: - Parkway on Saturday at 8:30! Trusnik, Deselan Recreation ... previding the be Risin (exhibition), | Mac k, tion 65 Florence Harmen, U, t—a triple with two men on. ily, it was : ch of the rack, team ndon. x -

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