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Lean Lloyd Fires Hottest Tourney Golf Despite Heavy Rain

By OSCAR FRALEY United Press Sports Writer ie A COLUMBUS, O., June 24 Lean — 4 Lloyd Mangrum and pudgy John-| ? ny Palmer led eight survivors into! the quarterfinals of the PGA| | golf championship today as Eddie’ + Burke, the muffin-faced little man, Who dethroned Sam Snead, finally met his own watery Waterloo. | Mangrum, despite heavy thun-| dershowers, fired the hottest golf| of the tournament as he mowed

and 35, to lead Jimmy Demaret of| Ojai, Cal, Ray Gafford of Ft.| Worth, Tex., and Chandler Harper| of Portsmouth, Va., into the upper) bracket uarterfinals after today's 36-hole third round. Cooled Off a Bit Palmer, runner-up to Snead last year, matched Mangrum’s morning 66—a competitive cours#=record—but cooled off a bit in the afternoon round as he rambled past Ted Kroll of New Hartford, N. Y, 1 up. That put the tough little man from Badin, N. C, into the lower bracket| quarters along with Henry Wil-| liams Jr, of Secane, Pa. Dave Douglas of Wilmington, Del, and 1939 Champion Henry Pie ard of Cleveland.

The rangy Gafford ended the| aspirations of 43-year-old Burke, | whose 30-fopt chip shot for an| eagle on the 18th hole yesterday! wiped Snead out of the tourna- | ment. He was five down to Gafford| at the halfway mark. It was a deficit he never could make up| as he finally went down, 4 and 3. Mangrum Easy Winner : Meanwhile, Demaret was roar-; ing back through the rain to knock off Denny Shute of Akron, 0., 2 up; Harper kayoed. tiny Bob)| Toski of Northhampton, Mass. | ii 2 and 1; Williams conquered Claude ‘Harmon of Mamaroneck, N.Y, 1 up in 38; Douglas grounded airlines pilot Elmer Reed of 7 Atlanta, 3 and 2; and Picard] Mrs. eliminated Jackson Bradley of st. Charles, Ill;-1 up. oh The dapper Mangrum, who earlier knocked out Pete Cooper; Play This Week and Skip Alexander, blazed past! Harbert easily, He built up a 4 ‘At Hillcrest up lead in the morning with his 32-34-66, six under par, against! By JIM HEYROCK the long-hitting Detroiter’s 36-34) More than 100 women will be «~-70. He had another 32 on the seeking the Indianapolis women's afternoon front nine, making him golf crown this week over the 10 under par for 27 holes, as he Hillcrest course. built his lead to five up, and then Added to ihe usual roster of fan it out, 8 and 5. top women golfers this year will

Williams won a thriller. from P¢ Some new names, brought Harmon, the former Masters! {about through matrimonéal chanchampion, on the second extra Nels. For example, there'll be

hole when Harmon missed a short| Mrs. Paul Dye Jr, and Mrs, {Richard Fulmer,

Shute Tries { In case those are unfamiliar, Demaret, the three-time try Alice O'Neal and Sue Land. Masters champion, was two down Alice will be defending her city to Shute, the 45-year-old two-time championship while Sue will be P.G.A, king, at the end of the lone of many attempting to snatch first 18. Then the Texas fashion the toga from her. plate started to come, with ani: went three - year -old Mrs. outgoing 33 against old Denny’ s! 34 to trail by only one hole. Then Shute tired and lost five straight hales on three bogeys and two Demaret birdies, as Demaret, noted for his bad weather play, started splitting the pine in the rain. Married in ag | The slender Harper had his| Sue Land became Mrs. C. Richhands full with Toski, as they ard Fulmer in April and S living! finished the morning round all at 5010 Winthrop. Her home] even with identical 33-34—67's. course is Hillcrest. She was from But Harper stayed hot with a 35 Richmond, Ind. last season when against Toski's 38 for a 2 up she made a creditable showing lead and held it to win, 2 and 1. in the state tourney. In tomorrow's 36-hole quarter-| Her time on the links this year final matches, Mangrum meets has been taken up mostly with

the Connecticut Mutual Life In-| {surance Co. She has been belting the ball with the same form, play-| {at her home course, Indianapolis |

- Harper and Demaret plays Gaf- practice, although she has re-|

ford in the upper half of the draw. corded some good rounds. She Douglas faces Williams, in the fired a 79 her first time out this lower half while Palmer tackles season and had a 73 last Friday]

. Picard. . |at the Indianapolis Country Club.

me ———— A new and attractive face in| | this year's city tourney will be{long to Jane Nelson, 22-year-old] graduate of Indiana University.

- Jane’s home course is Highland [and she has been firing many | ns es ern | near- par rounds. =4

Like Alice, Jane has gone into! DENVER. June 24 (UP)— Mrs; the insurance business. She’s with George (Babe) Zaharias became| the Massachussetts Life Insurthe first woman in history to win ance Co. Jane is a former resi-| the Western Women’s .Open Golf| dent of Anderson. Although her Championship four times here to-| Parents now live In LaGrange, | day as she carded a convincing Ill, Jane made her home in In-4-and-3 victory over amateur dianapolis after being graduated Peggy Kirk of Findlay, O. from IU. The Babe, always a slow start-| Jane didn’t let her- golf suffer er, opened up with a flurry of] during the winter months. She birdies on the back nine of the played in Florida where she fired morning round and continued her # 79 And an 80. She was second sub-par play during the 33 holes medalist last year in the women’s she needed to close the match, State tourney with a 79. Today's match was close for 14 One of the greatest threats to holes. but Miss Kirk, who won the Mrs. Dyes city title this. year Eastern Open title two weeks ago, Will be Dorothy Ellis, who will be could not match the Babe's tre- participating in her 20th city oy of which tournament. i air 30 yazan. The Manual High School home On the first 18, Miss Kirk had a economics teacher has been city 78, while Mrs. Zaharias had 71, champ six Limes, . three under par. The Babe was Beaten in 2d Round

ar for the 14th hole! In last year's state tourney, this bis sf {Miss Ellis was medalist on the

{first day with a 75 and then was {beatén in the second round. She

Flom Easy Winner! {has been hitting the ball with

{even greater accuracy this year!

In NCAA Net Final jand had a 76 in teant play re-| tl

{ce AUSTIN, Tex, June 24 (UP)—| "Gne of the. youngest entrants Herbie Flam, 21-year-old senior in the tourney will be Dorna| from. UCLA, stroked his way 10g, .y 16-year-6ld Broad Ripple the singles championship of the pgp gchool senfor. Donna, small ~—§6th annual NCAA tennis tourna-| and attractive, started her golf-| ment today with a comparatively|yno career under the tutelage of| easy victory over Ricardo Bal-\ywayne Timberman, pro at Meridbiers of Chile via Rollins College. i, "Hills Country Club. A lot is

Flam dropped a set to the South oy a0ted from her this year.

American Davis Cup player, but| another young entrant will be! when he desired he had the Barbara Bremerman, 18, of Me-;

strokes to turn back the unseeded Baibiers, 6-3, 1-8, 6-1, 9-7. - Flam went on. to team with

HOUSE TRAILERS

REPAIRING—PAINTING ‘give UCLA a clean sweep with OHN E EFE champlonship, pieked | J GUEDELHOEFER

the doubles up with a 82, 62 64 victory WAGON CO, INC. over Henry Pfister and Don 202 Korey iow x nl. 1389

Hamilton ¢ ‘of College of Pave. :

Dorothy Ellis . . . No. 2 contender

Jane Nelso

ridian Hills. She participated in has been club champion at High-) — {the city and state tournaments land 10 times. {last year and her game is greal- whose home is in Frankfort, Ind, recently won the Old Ladies tour-

Mrs. Fritz Morris, club cham- hey at Broadmoor. pion .at Hillcrest for the third her first state tourney in 1923. The ‘city: Toney will Country Club, and Woodstock. {has gone to the quarterfinals of!first major test of the city tournament several times, central Indiana’s women son Jr Another of the leading entrants Some new leaders might emerge! 1 will be Mrs. Rick Herrick, who from the sompetiijon:

{ly improved this season.

{ year, will ‘be in the tourney. She

Women’ s ; City Golf Pairings

FIRST TEE A.M. 8:30 Mrs. Paul Dye (ICC). Miss Dorothy 15s fats Mrs. C Richard ye mer (Hii) 8:35--Alice Emhard Barbara | Bremerman (MH), Donn na 5) ns Knox (3

( 8 ‘0- Mrs. L. L._Lykins (H), Mrs Lazy Sule (H1 Mrs. Ralph Cole (B:

fice . 8:50. -Mrs. Robt. E. Darnaby (Hill, Mrs | At Enos (ICC), Mrs. W. R. Spurlock 1 . Ollie Hollingsworth “INB) iy Sn Moller (Hill},~ Mrs. Kenneth Kountz (IL) < s 8

3:00 Starter's tim me, 9:06—-Mrs, Chas Anderson (Hill) Mrs. Tom C Waddell (Hill), Mrs. Jack Hendricks (W) Ly 10—Mrs. Noel Epperson (NS), } R pipe (NS), Mrs; Orland Church ow, 15—--Mrs Emil Major (IL), Mrs. Robt. 8, Mekee (Hill), Mrs. F. Harold Naegele { \ §:20--Mrs. Frank Garrison . (IL), Mrs Harold Van Horne (NS), Mrs. James W Keller is, Roach (ICC), Mrs

Cc. BE Yvonne “Hu es (Wi, Mrs, Prank Davis (HAL

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5 Mrs. Edw D L of om (PRY, 9:55-—Mrs } Jack Maurer iB Mr Henry Newbory (Hilly. ( H:00-—Mrs. Mux Seti (Bi; Mrs. Evelyn Ward (88) iT

Defending champion Joe Sgro and challenger Andy Anderson, both local battlers, will tangle in a state welterweight champion- | ¢ ship bout in: the Outdoor Arena next month.

Promoter Forest McKinney said’ s

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