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Noble Impulse Hold Golf Club Firm, ‘Sets Record Don’t Use Death Grip

| By GENE SARAZEN . In Easy Win

Winner of Them All Hail Son of Bulldog

| MASTER the fundamental techniques incorporated in this series, ‘not so you might develop into a Jones, Hagen, Nelson or Hogan, but so you can play properly.

Dizzy Dean Says Wis ton Banker

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. Golf will then be a pleasure, ollowing To Open at 10 a.m, As Dark Horse ‘not a laborious task, and your On Investments Home Close at 6 p.m. For Preakness (Third of a Series) {| Already Rolling in 10 (UR)—A By BILL EGGERT BA LAE D JoNIs to. game will improve proportionate- 1 | By JORN P. CARMICHAEL 3 ay Y. Times Special W eball . player : Mechanics went digging under}, + |Turfmen hanging around the Golfers starting in the spring | CHICAGO, May _— — Dizzy" pday with 8 the hoods for a few extra miles weather-beaten barns at Pimlico after a winter's layoff have a {Dean was downright serious, “I , soldier. “per hour today as one of the; race track pointed to Crispin tendency to grip the club too ot no monev.” he told the waits Koney, , a . classiest opening day qualification | Oglebay's Noble Impulse today as tightly, and swing too hard. 8 oa Kk?” Thi an - for the runs was expected Saturday at {a dandy dark-horse threat for! Tightening your grip restricts iress. Can I sign the chec 0 ave doctors : { Saturday's Preakness. your body turn in the backswing, girl amiled hesitantly. “Are you tate his. right the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. | In two recent starts at nearby causing a slice. registered at the hotel?” she :xplosion. Tentative plans for the “500” {Havre De Grace, Noble Impulse . = 3 asked. Dean nodded. “Oh, then," as performed ; time trials call for the Speedway showed no impulse—noble or oth- SO ST ART by loosening your {she said, “sure you can ..."” and 8 a success, “gates to open at 10 a.m. and erwise—for racing. Then, sud- grip. The club should be held just {across the table at the Kentucky it saved his y | deny, fn yesterday's survivor tight enough so ft will not slip Hotel in Louisville Mrs, Patricia - trials to begin at 11 a.'m. (CDT) the 3 1d ¢ Bull } fled tol tl heart set on one hour ahead of last year’s [stakes the 3-year-old son of Bull out of your hands, | Dean sm olerantly. 1

merican Ase ¢ parent Bose 2am. When

. opening.” Trials will close at 6 p.m. and be resumed again Sun- - day. officials

|Dog found his legs and romped! The wise golfer checks with his {to a new track record for a mile- club professional each year, be- | and-a-sixteenth, fore developing any bad habits. Oglebay, it was reported, wasn't The beginner should do likewise,

“We've been married 18 years {and nobody can say I wed you {for your dough,” she told hubby, {“because you didn't have any

im they must r Although Speedway {certain before yesterday's race Take a practical lesson, Get away {then . . . either.” Dean nodded “I'q rather : have f0L sunounced any Snandal = k, ! » Eee BR |he would start his colt in the from theories. | vigorously and showed all those En the time trials, it is expe ‘o : {Preakness. But this sudden burst! As I go through, these lessons | perfect teeth, “Worse 'n that,” he - Patchen, his put up the usual $1500 a George Lynch [center] of Detroit was warmly congratulated yesterday by mechanic Ken Math- Jot speed not only earned Noble in their logical sequence, master {canfessed. “I owed the Cardinals ey eon ~more for each of the five speed| ews (left), and owner Lou Rassey, after he passed his drivers test in the Automobile Shippers Special. Lig A Sa each one, and practice. 4500, : = and he brightened rnoon. “that Jats Loot Jear $500 Wem 1 Lynch is the second driver this year to pass his test for the Memorial Day event. {Warren Wright's Calumet Farm,| THE POPULARITY of golf in | | visibly and patted Pat's hand . . ops 3 i ing day, $200 to the 2) 9 ma wT ay Tat Treas wien will Feng its Ponder afterithe United States dates back to | “You re a good banker, Mom, so ‘ ; ’ e Secon straight leg of 11913, when the then unknown 20- {we'll always eat . , ." Gait Tl ata bee vin Governor Tosses First Shoe (No Ringer) wii. wv LER [aE Sa Servin Notice defeated the British masters, Har. > . A $1000 probably will be offered & One annuity already is paying Shen a Ain Tor oor highest. speed fur As Horseshoe Lea ue Oo ens Season | There were two factors in'Y Vardon and Big Ted Ray. | et AY tin » Dr. Patchen “ing the overall qualifications. Noble Impulses's victory hy that & Plav-off for the rhe C Spon Another. maturing in a few the operation, Some Speedway railbirds are The new horseshoe courts at teams. The 18 teams of the final test for the Preakness that ep i pigs lyears, will add another $500 t was a come “divided on the issue of whether a ‘Tarkington Park were officially] LAST NIGHT'S RESULTS handicap group were also repre- caused the railbirds at the old 0 t "i t , HT {monthly, including a benefit every “’few of the car owners will pass opened “last night with Gov. Allison Jets 3, N. Y. Central 0. sented. |Biiltop. course 1o it up and take Ev er Baer or or aE 30 days from A policy presented he hospital in _up the first qualification day if Schricker tossing out the first Phoenix Press 3, Kingan AA 0. .The boys had trouble connect Otice. First, the colt was top- The mal Pa oo) RE (0 “Diz” by owner P. K. Wrigley en: sald £ Duke Nalon, Rex Mays, Mauri shoe as-the Indianapolis Horse- F. A. Wilhelm 2, Eli Lilly No, 1 ing with the pegs because of the weighted at 119 pounds and, E : \ saree of : lof the Cubs when Dean left the raine, 21. wh Rose or Bill Holland “cut a quick shoe Pitchers Association 1. | cold. secondly, Jockey Bobby Martin ton deserves a large degr Gene Sararen . . . After a (Chicago team to become a broadI a “95 miles.” Other car owners, ! launched its 1949 season. { Defending Champions Phoenix jied Bis mount urides R snug Bold Sen Jor in many Bue Amer winter's lay-off, golfers have a caster in, 8t. Louis eight years he hospital to ® however, are willing. to.pass up| A <ud of Beech Nut tobacco in pegged.” said the onlookers. The Press team £aptured three games yd fiat, Di two-fifths Re © The sport has grown to such tendency to grip the club too 28°

“1 called Mr. ‘that at the time,”

e Governor's toss was preceded by, from the Kingan A. irom New second off the track Tecard. an extent that three million people

That old mark, incidentally, are now active on fairways in the,

3'the cash offers in order to be as- his jaw, the Governor took care-

1d. Dr. Patch~ ‘sured a starting position near {ful aim at the peg 40

stay until. he’s

Wrigley about

tightly. said Mrs. Dean.

feet away remarks from J. C. Cunningham, Allison Jet? took three

t. |and let sail as a chilly wind blew Indianapolis horseshoe pitching York Central A. A. roceeds going to a local “I told him he didn't owe us any= xplosion Toe oy of the flock of new Over the park. commissioner, A. J. Thatcher, city, Feature matcu was between) [yas set by Royal Governor as al I A the nation should rr Sing {thing . . . that we were grateful curred Satur rookie drivers at the track may The shoe struck the peg, sparks recreation department and Henry two strong contenders, the F. A.| 0 oud Jest) ARC UBGEr 8.4 an anhunl ob tournament| TE {to him and didn't expect anything nt of Koney's “wind up sitting in the grandstand [1¢% and a cry of disappointment C. Churchman, representing the Wilhelm and EN Lilly No. 177g J P tl 1 honoring Francis Ouimet, with Tomorrow: The stance. jmore. He replied: ‘Perhaps that's Pp g {rose above the music from Short-| North Side Optimists Club. 'teams. Lilly's took the first by 11] » Apparently still fresh : a ORY ee {why 1 want you to have it ... ad been starte “Memorial Day. Jole Chitwood, coc riform a. band the! P 1 of the six major {from his surprise triumph in last here'll be 1d d water heater, “Veteran 500-Miler got his ride im-| 8 RG Bs Ne eae Tae Of lie points, George Johnson led the, eeu: Kentucky Derby, was ex- Butler Defeats |there a8 eid man apd s left in the - , mediately after he walked into| shoe glanced off. : league teams was intfoduced, Wilhelms in the second and went| pected on the rounds Joday. avis 0 ew jold lady in your house some day team and .the J the garage area last week. Other| “But Henry had his distanceialso members of the eight ladies’ on to win the third. | Greentree Stable 2 8 Capo ash, 6-4 jand this may come Ji Handy! the sides, ®veterans, Al Miller, Louie Tomei, » EL. #8 Tonight's schedules call for ys ponder in the Berar Bg Mrs [He's the finest MAR We ever dealt ree breaks in _Fred Agabashian and Cilff Ber-| : games in the handicap league as Ayly Rice's Model Cadet, : Bacon at Armory Web on a losing streak With In baseball. right leg was Egere are shopping. Tomei and | follows: {winded seventh in the Derby, also by scorig a last-inning vin of! Bought a Cottage nd nose were » Agabashian are certain to land a AT BROOKSIDE COURTS |were expected to follow Ponder

over Wabash veaterday on! Not #0 long ago the Deans sold nt ll diamond. {their mammoth country home in 2 The gallery went wild when Temas (for upwards of $60,000) {Jimmy Doyle hammered out a and bought a cottage in Dallas. ifast pitch by the Little Giants’ [“Just a place to hang winter NiDan Ferber for a homer that clothes in the summer and sume

| UAW-CIO No. 933 vs. RCA into Baltimore. | Victor. Isidor Bieber's Palestinian and heavyweight, Allison No. 3 vs. John, J. Mad- Clifford Moers’ Old Rockport, with Chicago's Clinton Bheon Pity

den. |who finished third and fourth, Allison No. 2 vs. Farm Bureau respectively, in the Derby, arrived, day night at the Ar

‘ i # car. Eighteen drivers have yet to| .. a pass ‘their driver's test and cars| entered but without drivers are|

apt 10 be Wheeled by veterans. 2

Ch i Bowes Seal Fast entry, the four- | (began setting up Ezzard Charles'| a short time,” Parke said, indicat-| meets Doug Medley Of LoUSVILIe: | sins" ian 1 cylinder Offey Kenny Eaton will [training camp at Sunset Hills ing that the colt was over-raced| Promoter Forrest McKinney is Saf x ‘drive, is due from the West Coast | ‘Country Club in nearby Momence | after a hard winter and spring arranging three other bouts to eguar x ‘tonight. The Schoof Special that! today in preparation for the wo ampaign. round out the program. YOUR guard rid © , 0 H J “Frank Burany will drive is due] heavyweight championship bout | Three other horses who wound] meters p——————— Know i. - : , oo 16 MAA at the track Thursday. wit up eating the dust in’ the- Derby w Soha — » soldier. * 8 = ; jrith Jersey Joe Walcott next {were definitely out of the Preak- ‘Minors Prepare sal our re Votes To — _ JOHNNY McDOWELL prob { ness. They are Duplicator, John's! . fura proper glasses ws Bye ably will complete the 110 and, rn , Tallager, «hx Do-| Joy and Ky. Colonel. The last two) Changes in Draft : + were expected to remain in Ken10 (UP)—De~ today in the. Tadings Special el iraluing site for the easterner to- tucky while Duplicator eas COLUMBUS, 0., May 10 (UP) We are closed Wednesday afternoes Frank Strana. go fight back to Santa-Anita Friday; {=-The minor league committee on, : “Americans 4oe 2 FIVE CARS were buzzing May Ta os Will begin training ie {baseball draft procedure today Estaniiahies 45 Years .- around the oval at one time yes-| and open sparring bouts J ball i d list of proposed to the second * terday for the heaviest traffic to] ith training partners the follow- unior Baseba Loops | Prepare . : Te A & KERN Outomsticat h amateur golf +’ date. Henry Banks, Sam Hanks, | ing day. They will stay at their Lay Final Plans Tonight Ichanges to submit for a vote of be played at +. Jack McGrath, Lynch and Hol-| camps until June 22, the day o 9 the 59 minor leagues in June. Tiese, Usrner Market & (llinsia, Eradtien Termine Awiaing ind. May 28 to ~ land all were out for warmups at the bout in Comiskey Park, Final plans for Marion County] One of the proposals suggested . 8. shotmak- ®

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‘position Saturday. is J. C. . Cunningham, Indianapolis horseshoe pitching COMMissioner. | Jones (T)-Tavel (8), 6.3; 6.2, ¢, Dan. 16AGUE fOr boys under 19. Teams ral days are set aside during) b bert) Btrickiand” ia), 150g. W. expecting to play in this league November for each of the classifi ALSCO SO Dei Vi, 5h 04. elaugiils must have their entries in at that Cations of misor leagues to com- | i Dankert (T1-Davie and McL Cavenitn gi. time. Only four have heen Plete Its draft selections from All_Alvmings Osmhinatig : Strickland and Supple (8), ron! I! entered. They are the Broad|lOWer leagues. The clubs then Immediate Delivery. | i ee . Ripple Lions, last year's cham.|IOHIY the National Association 20, POWIL_PATHENS | 3 College Sports hacolhe plone; ered Township, and CREAT NOTICES "| Call MA. X Butler 5, WabasB APEBALL two dveraide de teams. ba oo rAL 1 “wn Hin —————— Ganisius 2 Buftalo oN Y.) Teachers 0 | Sealed Pigs wil. De rocrived bry The i oL . Darras Li Boston University 10, Amateur Boseboll City “or naianagaii. 6 00 Of lt SAVE 10% -— Bring Your Fur Drew oi Su. Francis (Brookizn: 3 Association to Meet on he BL. on exday, May 25, 1949 Coat to Marilyn's Scientific Georgetown 1, Catholic ) chers 3 1 Fconomics Eauipmeént for FUR STORAGE $1.00 Kansas State 4 Nebraska n

GEORGE LYNCH of Detroit, a| high-bank and midget race driver since 1937, was the second driver to: pass his test yesterday. He completed his 110 and 115-mph laps “right on the button” and was congratulated by driver-ob-| servers for the way he hahdled! the Auto Shippers Special, entered by Lou Rassey. After his test, | Lynch went back on the track | and was clocked at 123. : h 8.» ~ | THE ARRIVAL of the second]

‘Bill Sheffer Offenhauser yester-

day pushed the number of cars at| ‘the track to 35. The second |

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will be played tomorrow ni latest social-climber of the turf. |atanapolis ght 8 Fred H Nore at Haw Doth to Bunny Berrigan of Milwaukee in| With a pinchfly to left field. Far- | television program for a St. Louis , Ber-|lier Roman had sent Wabash into brewery, a sort of ‘a round-table _Z-01ead with a two-run homer, | baseball discussion . . . and also The Bulldogs have now racked making horse would start in the Preak-| Two fighters who have bheeni{up three wins out of five starts, They lost to Ohio University and! to ‘Purdue in a 12-inning battle Mrs. Dean later. after they held Iate-Inning leads. Co

| a park to be announced.

No. 2. | yesterday morning and most like- ®ight-round scrap. {ly will be introduced to the! Pimlico- course today, Olympia Probably Out {Gardens in Chicago about a year Olympia, the 4 to 5 shot who! AO IM Naval Ordnance vs, E. C. At-|ran a disappointing sixth in the! for another match to even the MAAS. tKins. Derby apparently will not be back score, Matches set for Garfield Courts for another shot at Calumet's| Spider Thomas” another In- uP: puncher, will

Mallory AA vs. Allison No. 4. | Hetherington-Berner vs, U. 8]

New York from Louisville yes- a lightweight eight-ro . terday and Trainer Ivan Parke rigan beat Thomas jus ey Begin Charles said it was unlikely that the speed|ago in Milwaukee, ¥ . . —— Training Camp | CHICAGO, May 10 (UP)—Aids Itu

ness, victorious for four straight bouts “A rest at this time would re- are slated for gix rounds when rn Olympia to top form within Gene Parker, local lightweight,

the same time. Holland turned in a 126-mph| lap after Lou Moore had repaired | -& slipping clutch in the Blue Crown Special No. 7. After carsburetion adjustments, Holland is ¢ sure to make a run for the pole

season last nigh’ '« formally opening the new courts at Tarkington Park. Gov. Schricke™Made the first toss, nearly got a ringer. Left

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‘went over Center Fielder Frank mer togs in the winter,” said Ma Bacon got the decision over the Roman's glove in a 400-foot-drive.| Dean. llocal glove-slinger at Marigold This brought in Jim Rosentihl world now. We've just watched ;who had singled and moved to the Kentucky Derby; now I want and Davis has been waiting, ‘second on a sacrifice by Charley to see the Army- Navy football

“Diz and I are seein’ the

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Three times everything was tied | got better games than that every Wabash succeeding in making | week in Texas.” face|lt 4-all in the top of the ninth |

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Junior Baseball Leagues will be by the committee meeting here| 'made in the YMCA tonight. Man- would be to hold a minor league agers and representatives of draft meeting as part of the anwinning teams who wish to play are re- nual December meetings of the its fifth ‘quested to be present. {National Association of Profes-| Heading the agenda will be a|slonal Baseball Leagues, schedule for the new double. A| Under current procedure, sev-

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