Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 June 1950 — Page 15
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Beau Jack makes a blur of the small bag as he works out at for his 10-round bout with Ronnie Harper at the Indiana State Fairgrounds tomorrow night. The boxing program is being shaged for the benefit of A the Marion
Leeper's Washington
County Cancer Society.
Beau Jack Readies for Bout |
| COLUMBUS, 0. June 27 (UP) —Chandler “Harper Portsmouth, Va., and rs ilo Jr., of Secane, Pa. virtually unknown outside the player ranks,
of fame and fortune today in a
championship. t They had it all to themselves after six days of firing at Scioto Country Club rubbed out the glamour boys of the tournament trail — Jimmy Demaret, Sam —tSnead, Johnny Palmer, Lloyd Mangrum and a host of others.
for Demaret in the semifinals yesterday, blasting out the debonair Californian, 2 and 1, after leading every step of the way around rolling Scioto. Williams got in on a pass when
reached for their first big jackpot] 36-hole match for the PGA - golf] |
Harper personally accounted
ly last night as sons Richard Campbell, Broad Ripple (left), and
Ketmeth Campbell (left), Mie Campbell orto avd Ma Rice (right "The Times Athletes of the Year for
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looked on approving:
Ulysses Rice, Decatur Central |
Defending Cha mpi Defeats Mrs. Cole In 1st Round Match
‘lin defense of her Indianapolis women's city golf a first-round 9 and 8 triumph over Mrs, Ralph Cole of
marks of their 18-hole matches, Mrs, was two under par with a 37 and | Hills, Gropp, held a 6-up lead over Miss Alice Pleasant Run, competed in a “sudEmhardt - of North Side; Miss|den death” playoff after they fins Donna Knox, Meridian Hills, and|ished in a tie for the last spot in Mrs. were even and Miss Barbara Flood won out on the first hole { Bremerman of Meridian Hills was| when her _her opponent three-pu three-putted. Lo downto Mrs-Jack Hendricks of | Woodstock in the upper bracket.
Miss
Mrs. Richard Fulmer, Medalist, Holds Up Edge on Miss Emhardt After Nine Holes
By JIMMIE ANGELOPOLOUS Mrs. Paul Dye evel on. to the second match play round’
Mrs. Dye, the former Alice O'Neal, won seven of the first nine
holes while staying two under the Hillcrest Country Club course par of 39. She piled up her wide advantage with a hot putter that
nce rammed in a 40-footer. Meanwhile at the halfway| hopeful, shot 46-42 for 88. It took a 96 or better to make Richard Fulmer, Hillerest,|the top 16. Mrs. Flood, Meridian and Mrs. Louis
Rick Herrick, Highland,|the championship flight. Mrs,
Miss Ellis Leading
Meanwhile in the lower bracket Dorothy Ellis, Meridian]
Match Play Opens
1949-50.
{43-year-old Henry Picard of] Clevéland, champion in 1939, wilted in the 94 degree heat aft-| er piling up a six-hole lead with
(right), displayed their 33-inch trophies after being name
Decatur Central, Broad
Hills, was 5-up over Miss Judy {Keealing of Indian Lake at the {end of nine holes. Miss Ellis, a} [former- champion, was two over {par going out. Also in the lower {bracket at the halfway mark Mrs. | [William Hoffman, Meridian Hills, | led Mrs. W. H. Cox, Pleasant Run, |
Rizzuto, Stephens
In State Junior
Voris of Bedford Medalist With 70
™ BEDFORD, Ina. jute 27—
‘Ripple Stars Get Awards
In Ballot Battle
{1 up; Mias Jane Nelson, Highland, |
'|Match play in the championship
only eight to play. The 33-year-! old Williams caught Picard at the 35th hole and nailed him | - onl the 38th with a par four. when | former champion blew a - fhe on -putt-on- the second -exJtra hole. "“ ~Piadding for Pains But Picard was philosophical and obviously relieved the strain was over. He played through the week with a special glove pad{ding arthritic pains and was bone-tired after three days of 136=hole matches —and two 18
Nell Knits While sis Polishes Putts
Nell Bech®!
vr knits while her sister, Midge, polishes u putting for the Women's City golf tournament currently being _ run off at Hillcrest. Midge carded a 109 in the qualifying round yesterday. The girls live at 5430 Washington Blvd.
hole matches on another. “I didn’t expect to get even this far,” said the graying veteran after his semifinal defeat. “When T-got-there,— 1 just ran out of steam.” Williams and the 36-year-old] Harper have been only occa-| sional visitors on the tournament trail this year, Harper managed to win at Tucson, Ariz. on the winter tour but ail Wiliams had to show for nine tournaments] was the insignificant money-| winning total of $192. He was 17th at Tucson and tied for 29th| in the U. 8. Open. But they were the big wheels today in the toughest match | play tournament in the world. Ousted Heinlein
Williams
Ulysses Rice, Richard Campbell, County,
City Players, Receive Times Trophies By JIMMIE ANGELOPOLOUS
the first time at a banquet table last night.
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CHICAGO, June 27 (UP)--Phil! Rizzuto of the New York Yankees
and Vern Stephens of the Boston | Broad Ripple’s Richard Campbell and Decatur Central's Ulysses Red -Sox~ fought a nip-and-tucik: Rice—winners of The Times Athlete of the Year awards—met for|pbattle today for the American
League's starting shortstop as-
Campbell and Rice, chosen by The Times as the outstandingisignment in the 17th annual All-|
Star baseball game, Balloting gave Rizzuto a nar-| row — 6496-vote advantage overStephens with only five days. re-| maining for fans to express their
preference, Rizzuto. had 451,208, day. to capture medalist honors. Par Out. ...408 355 454—399
votes, Stephens 444,712, It Stephens wins, it appears that the Red Sox will supply three of the four starting infielders. Rookie First Baseman Walt Dropo apparently has clinched a berth on the American League team, and veteran Second Baseman Bobby Doerr holds a big lead over New York's Gerry Coleman. : George Kell continued to lead total votes received. The Detroit third baseman boasted 579, 896 votes to . 561,347 for Jackie Robinson of Brooklyn. The All-Star game will
senior prep athletes In the city and county, respectively, for yearyoung Americans who are workHotel Lincoln in the first of . rE ampler 4 Strokes the giant 33-inch trophies by Wal = ter Leckrone, editor of The Times, | in pre-game festivities at Victory! g in fd er Field last night. Mr. Leckrone, iwas introduced by Luke Walton, | Texan Leads NCAA | Campbell and Rice, their parents, principals and coaches were | |guests of the Indianapolis Indians) ALBUQUERQUE, N. M., June {27 (UP)-— Morris Williams Jr., of ] | Included among the guests were, o.. ctroke lead today as i Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth H. Camp-j yy 0 5010 400 y t ir |bell, parents of the Broad Ripple | golf tournament went into [the Decatur Central youth; Prin-| The youthful golfer who lost cipals J. Fred Murphy, Broad to Harvie Ward of North Caro-| Ripple, and Fred W. Rankin, De-[lina last year at Iowa State [Kyle Peters, Broad Ripple, and yesterday in the initial round. He {Leo Shively, Decatur Central, and|shot four-under-par going out! |Coaches Walter Jurkiewicz and and one under on the back nine.
Athletic Directors| racked up a five-under-par 67
there,
‘Semi-pro Tourney
Times State Service
be played July 11 at Comiskey » Park
ight of the Indiana Junior Golf Tournament got under way today at Otis Park course with less than half the entries surviving yesters day's qualifications; — Arch Voris of Bedford, was medalist with a two-urder-par 70, Voris today met Clarence Long of Evansville, who scored an 80 in his first round.
was 6 up over Mrs, Lou Bola, (Highland, and Mrs. George Enos, Indianapolis Country Club, was 3 (up over Mrs. Ralph Flood, Meridfan Hills, Miss -Nelson, a definite threat along with Miss Ellis for Mrs. Dye’s crown, was three under par with a first-nine 36. Firing a blistering. 2-under par; 36 on the second nine, Mrs. Fulmer carded a regulation 77 yester-
necessary to eater the fi'ld. Dar» rell McFall of Indianapolis, and Phil Gilgrist of Peru both shot 85's and ontered today’s play only after a playoff, Roger Kiley of Indianapolis, scored an ace yesterday on the 165-yard 10th hole, but failed to quatify for the field, as he carded an
Mrs. Fulmer Out .......045 356 354-41 Par In ......048 544 5448877 Mrs. Falmer . In .oo0e00 B48 444 534-3611 Playing on her home course, she Ab, Sallis of Martinguilis was was used 41 strokes on the first nine, juniors, at
but played brilliantly on the back|,, side to finish the round in even par. Trailing Mrs. Fulmer by three sirokés were two perennial favorites, Mrs. Dye and Miss Ellis. Mrs. Dye carded nines of 39 and 41, while Miss Ellis rallied on the back nine for a 38 to go with her 42 on the front. Fourth place went to Miss Nelson, Highland, also one of the | pre-tourney favorites, who went
rode through Billg..,i Baird, Broad Ripple, and
round’ éxcellence, were honored at a dinner given by The Times at The two athletes were presented] WISH sportscaster. With 67 Round following the banquet, Guests Honored {the University of Texas.held. a stalwart: Cyrus Rice, father of {the second qualifying rounds, icatur Central; Ward, the defending champion,
ANDERSON, June 27 — The|out in 43 and came home in 38
her
Heinlein of Noblesville, Ind.ip,peq Maas, Decatur Central. | completed the first 18 holes with) Emery Thomas of Bloomfield, Others included Hal Harris of a T4, two over par and well back J. Claude Harmon of Mamaro-n . o.e sporting Goods and of the leaders. peck, N. Y. ‘Dave Douglas of, erg of The Times. Newark; Del, and Picard. nl Five under par for €8,/ oor their character and outstand- Littler of San Di Harper never let Pamaret ling athletic and academi® fell one stroke pack of Williamn| better than even a oy stage. lachievements for the 1949-50 with par-breaking 68's ‘Three times he had Jimmy down . year. The trophies were re-| : only to lose him and have the {tained by the winners. Rice ig Wampler Has 17] match squared on the morning] oing to Purdue and Campbell {3 Next in line with 69 were B! Arnold Palmer of Wake Forest
round. ‘But Harper birdied the| 18th with a 15-foot putt to - go|peaded for Butler. and Ron Clarke or Oregon.
one up at lunch time and he kept| Demaret at bay all afternoon with deadly short iron play and a keen putter. : Picard, posting 35-35—70 in| Jomnequt wats wets sl the morning, gained a three-up, TORR ahd tig 4 Ter lead on Williams’ 37-36—73. And| 1ndpis. Water Co. . 0 0 he mage 1 Ave wp at 2 wiitn he SIYenih Ho ang “Berry: Kroeder aud una | secon 001 22 par 36 while Williams Was three| Lol Oh practor ‘Rady; oe a —4 Tay-| over at 39. When he won his 28th ior. {match play tomorrow. with a birdie three, it looked like! Tonight's schedule—17, Peerless Pump n
BUSH CALLANAR LEAGUE
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100 0-19 1 1 |others,
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Rogers, Darnell In Mat Feature
\Paul Bienz Named Peru H. S. Coach
Paul Bienz, former ‘track and
Buddy Rogers, who is one up on Billy Darnell, after two recent
bouts here, will
face Darnell!
again in the Sports Afena ring!
tonight.
football star at Tulane University |
was named today as track coach, ole but blew the match on the|sche
and assistant football coch at|{gecond extra hole by missing bey
BT ont "asa: 0:40, “Allison Jets ve. | were: n ass; 1is0 the end for Williams. Falimoun: ». {,, Dave Lafiin, oir sis 72; Gene £2 Then Picard wilted under the BELL TELEPHONE LEAGUE { Purdue, 72;..Dwight arse. Purdue 3; Ko t Long
: five | scorching sun. He bogeyed fiv | south District
Tonight's duel is for 90 minutes Peru high school. to a finish and calls for two falls
out of three.
An Australian tag-team tusslel will open action at 8:30 p.m. It's|
Eagle.
Am. Legion Jr. n Jr. Baseball
Irvington
12, Speedway 11, B Watkins L
land to study long distance run(Red) anRankin will leave
{ning | Mackey, | nounced today. iprle (team 3) 0.'hare tomorrow.
Rankin Given Leave
LAFAYETTE, June 27-—Dave
billed for two falls out of three or| Rankin, track coath- at Purdue, 60 minutes and will send The| {has been granted a leave of ab-| ~ Great Jo Jo and Tom Marshall sence this summer to go to Finagainst Ziggy Zambo and Lone| £
techniques, Guy
athletic director,
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Fight Results
By United Press NEW YORK (Coney Jsisnd)» (UP) ~—8olly | Levitt, 150%, New To outpointed Gene Boland, 154, Detroit. NEW YORK (Ridsewopt JSrove)—Arile mond, 152%, York, outpointed| Burley Sanders, 158 Newark, N. J. (8), ELIZABETH, N, J —Johnny Saxton, 144,| Brook Ky RN. J» outpointed Mike Koballs, pipe 14 ttsburg ) “CHICAGO-—-Weay Carter, 138% {cic Lesion outpointed Jimmy Robinson. Ha Ny and Moriarity: Haye nd Un The South side night's schedule—7, Allied Florists Re Willard Athletic Conn. —Willle Pep, 127%. 0 Tilly : 8:15, Franceso Crespi vs. Barber's 8 p. m. An inted Bobby Timpson, 134, ire stone; 9:30, Indianspoll «w_(10)—non-titie. . U. 8. Tires. E. O
| palonight's schedule-t, lala Drafting 73 Ea ki t aper Pac , E ree er-| 0 {chants vs. Gen. Coal Co.; 9:40, Owls vs.| ews tomorrow at 8 p. m. | IBEW 1048 RCA. | . ROE LEAGUE game, Beech Grove Oth | Bouts on «78 je : ol 2% °=10 13 i 6 pm. gre outheastern Merc So erris Food Market vs. E Curl-snd Tidd; Rosemever—and 8impaon. Riverside 3: South I Bide Saints ve: Bough 4 ton Excavating, Riverside 5; Tryon's Tav Allison, Riverside 8;
scheduled league games,
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Fall Creek Athletics, , . 151 000 0-7 12 Chicago, 1 = $ = vill Ky. (10) 142." Lou Me] or “Merchants meet e, HARTFORD, Hartford, out | Youngstown,
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| Roy Moe of Stanford and Joe| Softball Notes . |Conrad of North Texas State re-|
g including Fred Wampler Chandler | {of Purdue, had 71. It was Wampwho scored a 66 in practice
Today's matches will weed the i 9 o0/top 64 from a field of 171 for the
Other Hoosier scores yesterday
33-8 P. R. Mallory, unbeaten in four Biringe er and Boigles; Bevilie aod Whit- Twilight League amateur baseball el tackle once-beaten
iat Rhodius 2 in the top mid-week
Sacks ned Eagles Lodge, Rbodius 1; an; abt
Merchants ing games should write to Hyatt Johnson, 1136 hic Bt.
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Anderson Junior Chamber of! {Commerce will sponsor fhe state
[July : 10.
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18-year-old Miss
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Knox, semi-pro baseball tournament! Meridian Hills, turned in a steady Jim Vickers of Oklahoma, Dick! | here beginning July 15 at Memor-! performance with a pair
| of 41s, The two athletes were selected yost of Oregon State and Gene lal Field, Deadline for entries isiwhile
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