Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 June 1950 — Page 32

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Kramer, “Riggs Te: Quarter Finals

Pair Unmolested in

National Net Race CLEVELAND, June 8 UP) ww Tuei Kramer and Bobby Riggs were moving along unmolested |

em PIVAT Of “VRE PFO Circuit, 16d

Tuesday night. Joining Kramer and Riggs In|

Begura, Welby Van Horn, Jack March, Carl Earn, Frank Parker

Earn, the dark-horse threat in Doyle, 6-3, 6-2; March put out Gene Mako, 6-3, 1-8, 6-3; Segura dumped John Nogrady, 6-2, 6-2; Parker defeated Johnny Faunce

Joey Fishback, 6-1, 6-0.

How's Your Fishing?—

factors } in Locating Th “Hy JIM MITCH

| success. gained the quarter

{sizable finny population,

Riggs, who 1s oe 8)

way into the round of eight

quarter finals were Pancho are classed together, for both

Frankie Kovacs, low or comparatively water, eliminated Al # =» 2

EARLY IN the season water temperature factor can

tournament,

are fairl 1. 6-3, while Kovacs trounced y Soo

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| The three key factors in Jo-|

EYRE OFF AT | rer HE aie AND

Ease of Catch no Sig n Entire Lake Is That Way

Water, Temperature and Cover Are Key

Finny Gamesters of 8. Series et date Aes oy LE, Times Special pe oT

THE EASE WITH which you occasionally catch a fish in .some| | strange or unlikely spot might lead the novice angler into thinking! today in the national ‘profes- pat any and all parts of a lake offer equal opportunities for fishing 0!d racing division this springy sional tennis championships.

Kramer finals last night by whipping Tm if more than 18-20 per cent of any lake harbors a Evert of Larchmont, .N. Y, 6-4,

deep holes - and pockets. . That's| wheve-the fish-will-stay inbetween”

renting the Most TIKEIY spots Tof | gaily forage jaunts into the shal<| fish—and the places to concen<iows to feed. trate your angling efforts—are {water temperature, food supply say June 18 for the opening of the! and protective underwater cover. bass seasofi in Northern Illinois—| Will be the largest Belmont fleld| glory and very little prize money Food supply and cover usually explore the lake you are on, look- #ince 1036 when Granville won

If you are fishing from a boat-

of ing ,for weed-beds, rock bars,

these normally are found in shal- sunken logs and other types of shallow underwater cover or Yepetation.

Cc HANCES ARE you ‘Il find the|

be cover, so toss your artificial lures

partly ignored for the shallows °F live bait in and around the Buf when sum-| mer’s heat sends the temperatures | skyward, you have to locate the {from these same places where the! include |

vegetation, Later In the summer move out

{water is deeper and try the deeprunning plugs or spoons. Game fish will seek the deep water (closest to their natural feeding!

‘peratures Tae.

. BUT EVEN "in "mid-summer, you will find bass in the shaliows! ‘late In the evening or at night. {Since the deep water affords little food, the bass will seek a place to ieat in the shallows once or twice ‘each day. | TOMORROW — Tips on how i to. retrieve. an: artificial einl-ture; =

; Solunar Tables

‘and hiding places as water tem.

Big io : Threat In Belmont *

Middleground,

Hill Price Vie Again |

“NEW YORK, June 8 (UP)— Hn Prince and Middleground {have dominated the three-year-

{but they haven't scared off the

Nothing could be further from the truth, for it would be a high! opposition.

{usually get to post a. he ~legt—appeared [contest in the mile- ad ted half Belmont Stakes with the “Big {Two Baturday.

{this, the longest and most exThe of the triple crown races. The Kentucky Derby is a mile and a quarter and the Preaka is a mile and three six-

the. largemouth bass in. this type oflteenths.

Besides Hill Prince, the Preak‘ness winner, and Middleground, ithe Ke ithe 8 Belmont probably willl C. V. Whitney's Mr, { Trouble, Mrs. Andy Schuttinger’s {Ferd, George D. Widener’s Lights {Up. Brandywine Stable's Greek Song; Clifford Mooers’ Hawley, Hal Price Headley's - Lotowhite

t 1 .l land the Brookmeade Stable en | Rosemeyer (572).

{try of Gi Greek Ship and | Sunglow, Amateur Baseball -

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tucky Derby champlon.|MeDonald 562, Wendell Nave and,

Hits 300 Average EF Breaking .484 : CHICAGO, June 8 (UB)—Purdue's sophomore shortstop, Bill

| ting record in the 1950 season; ‘official conference statistics {showed today.

| Skowron, a star punter for the

{breaking the .484 record set by {Lee Eflbracht of Illinois in 1946.

- |8kowron also was first in total

{ bases with 35. { Russ Bteger, Illinois, was second {in batting with .447, but was first jin hits with 21 and runs batted in,

Wisconsin, Michigan, had the league leading {pitcher in Thornton Kipper, who won five and lost none,

Local Bowlers

Times Special COLUMBUS, 0O., June 8--Indi-| anapolis bowlers will realize no

for their participation in the! minor events of the American! Bowling Congress tournament here yesterday on the bith day.| Twenty-six Hoosiers competed) in the singles and doubles with four likely to get some prize | money in the singles. They are| Ted Schoenbachler with 574, Bob |

{Bob Horne 560 apiece. Schoenbachler totaled 1711 for| his nine games and will get a prize for his all events total. Best | score in the doubles was a probable out-of-the-money 1077 by

Charles Smith (505) and Harold

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