Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 August 1949 — Page 9

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In National Singles Play

Partners Become Bitter Rivals as Coveted

Cup Goes on the Block af Forest Hills

FOREST HILLS, N. Y., Aug. 20 (UP) — The one-two-punch . players who gave Uncle Sam his fourth succesive Davis Cup took|POIntS on new roles today as competition began in the National Singles

- tennis championships.

Husky, crew-cut Ted Schroeder of Lacrescenta, Cal, and

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v Hi {from seventh to fifth place in the Jerry Moss, Vic Accomande and Tom Springer (left fo right) championship standing are thew members of the Rhodius PAL Club team sated for action | Other Lions at Victory Field Thursday at 2 p. m. Junior Baseball's annual tournament for 13. old boys. Championship games in other age divisions will be p

ninth, Charlie Van Acker.

swarthy Pancho Gonzales were clockwork-smooth téammates over Remaining Dates

the week-end when each won two

singles matches for a 4-1 Davis the United States its 16th triumph

enging in the 49-year-old Davis Cup victory over chal) series. America keeps for another R year the huge silver bow! that was Fair they emerged. as bitter|Tecaptured from Australia in 1946|gan Stats Fair. Detroit; Sept. 2s,

Australia.

Ban, rivals for the title. pecially, has murder Jp his eye, for he is

Gonzales, es-| 0d has been held since.

Cup.

In yesterday's Sedgman-Schroe-seeded Second to der match, the blond Australian

Fairgrounds, Springfield, III. The first 10 in the title stand-

Wimbledon-Champion Schroeder made weak returns of Schroeder's Sons, 1560; 2d, Fohr, 1260; 3d,

even though he won the U. S./steaming service and was unfor- Holland, 1160; 4th, George Con-|

crown on these same Forest Hills tunately high with his drives. In|nor, 820; 5th, Walt Brovn, 743;

courts last September.

addition when the champ from 6th, Johany Mantz, 500; 7th, Joie

Schroeder achiev “Down Under” attempted the lob- Chitwood, 500; 8th, Emil Andres,

by defeating Frank Sedgman,

——————————————— Australian champion, 6-4, 6-4, 6-3. Gonzales of Los Angeles, won apman e his second match of the round

by beating little Billy Sidwell,

No. 2 Australian singles player, Bud Owen, 1 Up 61, 6-3, 6-4.

Opponents Reversed On Friday the singles opponents

: dewere reversed. Schroeder defeated Walter Chapman, Speedway, Sidwell in five sets, and Gonzales|fending champion, defeated Bud in three. The Owen, Riverside, 1 up in the opén-

downed

Trailing six up after eight holes, | Riegel, the 1

Paul Russo, 410.

Downpour Slows National Amateur

Sedgman with 210 starry-eyed hopefuls set four ing round yesterday of the 19th pe: fous Calicut vie AGHie Moe than city amateur golf championship|/for a week of match play at tor-

umph in the doubles match, where-|at Pleasant Run. in John Bromwich and Sidwell

Chapman caught up with Owen came from behind to beat Gard-/on the 14th green after putting

turous Oak Hill Country Club.

par Mulloy of Miami, Fla., and:together four pars and a pair ofthe greens and miniature lakes

le . He carded a par four on/On the fairways, play was reBilly Talbert of New York in five Dirdies, S San ap lead and sumed at 10:10 a, m. today after, 5 er and Gonzales gave Staved off Owen's threat with a an early morning torrential rain.

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All but one of the champion-

The second round of the cham- Ship SAndiantes toured the nar-| vill be played Saturday row, well-brooked course in final pionship w pa) practice rounds yesterday and. Metending Champion Willie Tur-| 'hesa of New York, written off ison by c@rlier because of Steve took the kinks out of his tee Jat de shots to such an extent that once ¥ Berry, 2 up: Robert nan 84M he was rated a top threat : han | Da Holler ne Deiks after a T1 practice round. . One of Riegel's practice rounds i

‘was a three-under-par 68.

LOGANSPORT, Ind. Aug. 29 (UP) — Weather permitting, the

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because of rain. > si In the: men’s divisions, teams from Columbus, Richmond and, Peru still were in the running, | {while on the distaff side, Kokomo, | | Logansport and Evansville teams | {were the survivors in the double- | Telmination play. | . J

Win Men's Doubles

|Schiff, New York, combined here |yesterday to capture the men’s doubles championship final event {of the two-day Canadian Open table tennis tourney, li

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Fohr's 2060. The title races remaining are 100-milers with 200 going to the winner, 160 points’ for second, 140 for third and other top finishers awarded fewer points on a graduated scale.

The national championship races still on the AAA schedule are: Sept. 3, Duquoin, Ill, State!l Fair; Sept. 10, New York State , Syracuse; Sept. 11, Michi-

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