Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 July 1950 — Page 16

State Amateur Champ Matches Par for Nine Holes of First Dan Guinnup of Greenfiel

Purdue Star in Play at Highland

By JIM HEYROCK Fred Wampler Jr. today opened defense of his Indiana Amateur golf champjonship by smashing par on the first nine holes of the br Highland Golf and Country Club course, Wampler, first to tee off in the match play of the 50th annual event, was five up over Dan Guinnup of Greenfield at the end of

Match

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LaMotta 1-3 Over Mitri

: Jake Meets Invading CR years

italian Tonight

By JACK CUDDY United Press Sports Writer NEW YORK, July 12--With a ir physician In his corner, unpopular| Jake LaMotta of New York will attempt tonight his first defense Services PLANNER ® PBUCHANAN jof the world middleweight crown MORTUA

Wampler easily parred the first a four. Guinnup, however, rove into a. tree, into a trap and then hif a bunker on the way out. He sank a nine-foot putt for a five. Both had fours

N Guinnup dubbed an approach on No. 3 and ended up with a one-over-par six while Wampler had a five. They had threes on No. 4. Loses Only One Hole The only hole Wampler lost on ithe first nine was No. 5 when {he finished with a bogey five. {Guinnup had a four after drop-/—the - ring’s {ping a seven-foot putt. Wampler against handsome, young Tiberio {threw his golf balls and was de- Mitri of Italy, Europe's best 160{cidedly upset after trying a 30- pounder, foot putt and knocking it only a

has broken out in the 50th annual Indiana amateur championship being played at Highland. Jack Leer (left), from Indiana University, terday's round as Dave Lakin. member o

Even the old collegiate ri riva

In the white glare of Madison woo |Garden’ s ring lights, stocky, bull-|y Guinnup blew two approach shouldered LaMotta will a Cen | {shots on No. 6 to, finish with akeep the hoodoo title that brought] Home. Greenwood. Tuesday evenin

the Purdue golf team, watches. Leer and his dad, Dr. Harry Leer, won the father and

son trophy yesterday.

"| double bogey six, while Wampler bad luck and untimely death to/p.'m and 1

Joe Williams Says—— Dundee, | DgLIN—_Charies "0, of 304 N, Pine

Cupid Clouts An Ear Banger

Pep Chooses Romance Just as Windsor Did

NEW YORK, July 12 — The romantic - adventures of | the former King of England and the contemporary king t of the featherweights do not form a perfect analogy but! perhaps they will sefve as an opening paragraph. To the extent that Edward was compelled to renounce a 38. A large gallery, ~ the throne in order to enjoy the open companionship of the woman he loved, the British ruler manifestly made the greater sacrifice, this on the | ~ assumption that royal preroga-| tives outrank prize ring eminence. Dempsey and Jack Kearns, Nevertheless, Willle Pep, who made good tabloid reading. And Bob Ni 4 1s passed up a Washington fight to for a while most of us thought, 5 3 elope to Maryland with a home- this was the straight dope—for AY | leaving! Dempsey ‘had gone Hollywood inf the promoter holding the bag--- a large way and the cinema cutie ¥ position in which a promoter had hooked him. never looks his best-—-finds him-| self indefinitely suspended today there was a triangle all right, ng rot . Jog Sa nd by the National Boxing Asso- but the third party was a man. Oy FB Lind clation. Just a minute now | “The Taylor doll didnt do our i SPEAKING ‘for the associa {partnership --any good.” Kearns; Do tion, Col Heinie Miller, head man, was to admit to me not so lang sald: “This is a flagrant disre- ago, gard of obligation and will not | Dempsey before she came into the Sa Yo be tolerated.” In soniewhat simi- ploture, Tex Rickard had ‘moved (Wl the empire's in on me.’

Wampler parred the seventh, [Tiger Flowers, Harry Greb, Bill Deed 65 years, nusband of hole with a four after making a | Pake. Stanley i and rd Et Bi in, father {beautiful aproach shot out of a mcCoy. er water-filled ditch. Guinnup WAS] Never Knocked Down Wampler parred, the eighth hole! LaMotta was favored at 7-5 be- § with. a three and. got his. only cause he. is.champion; because he birdie on No. 9 when he drove ais {150- foot approach shot to within, {knocked off his feet in 93 profes-|

day Sma {three feet’ of the pin. Wampler's sional fights, and because he has GoGBEICH Alta Mot oe

{nine-hole total was a par 35 while; a withering body attack that ear ot Indianapolis and, Gearsg [wears dgwn most opponents, { = ne personal physician, Dr. | Ertidehllaren, Sad 8 Monday. Servs

rugged he never

Guinnup carded a 41. The 64 qualifiers were to play! But h wo rounds or 36 holes today. Filippo Brunori of the Bronx, will Wampler ran into trouble yes- be in Jake's corner because the! {terday after carding a 71 Monday. “Bronx Bull” at 29, has gon | He went out in one over par for through a difficult or including ing down to the 160followed for the first time since he won th I title from the late Marcel Cerdan |p. Eh at Detroit, June 16, 1949. His Tow- $a 11 CHAPEL. 946 N. Ilingls St.

inebriated heckler, {Wampler's foursome.

‘Qualifying § Scores

YEARS BACK the snappy look{ing Estelle Taylor, then a seduc-| {tive sight on the screen, was {BY Riss. Be ord blamed for coming between Jack john Harrin ox Tndinsapolis 3

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lar circumstances prime minister, Stanley Baldwin, | IN gave utterance to much the same| IT WAS TYPICAL of the later- {Roy Gent {day Kearns that he held no beef john Sreinmter, Evans It would have been expecting against Dempsey or Rickard . .. too much of these two men to “It was my own fault. I was play- E take a sympathetic, sentimental ing around too much, attitude. Love 1s not meant for business and leaving Dempsey to

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boxing dictators, lin the United States. He "won a 33% a m. Ag

ously busy with their petty tyran- | up losing him.” nies or prime ministers steeped in|

PPPS HE

Getting back to Willie Pep, it is orem Willer ponderous gloomy traditionalism. | doubteul. that the words - used [John Re ' [to break the news to his manager, when love is no longer a conflict. wif rinic as high in literature as! 5; between reflexes and reflections ,\, moving sentences Edward § Charles Wise «and how desolate the philoso-| used at his abdication. pher must feel as he salutes the | Lived: “Getting married. See you J {in a week.” Conceivably Churchill |§ . a icould have imparted a brighter John BECAUSE of the grisly na- sheen: i ture of the sport, the rapturous heart beat and the loftier passions are not readily associated prize ring. But the fact 1s cupid and caulifiowers have always run as an entry. It appears there is something about! the ferocity of the sport that appeals to maidens fair. “Perhaps it's the primeval ex We've all seenrsketches of Stone. Age sweeties being lugged M {unto caves by the strand of their sh all. hair, thelr kissers wreathed in, anticipatory giggles, as they look] __ adoringly up . at their ape-men, “who; in-thelr-own. way, undoubt-| edly were gladiators. them, come to think of it, are = remindtul of Teny Galento.

{Heavyweight Dick Wagner at ht Sam |Garden May 19.

{ Pritchard Paces i Little Hard Tops

An Indigdnapolis driver, took the honors last p ~-168 by in the little hard-top events ; ii 14th and Bosart 160 at the ® Epesdrone.

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Victory of provocative memory.

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Jo Jo, Marshall Win Tag Match

Two boys from down around! ‘Deore: D {the border are resting today after fi, 8 whipping two Indians in the fea[ture Australian tag match-at the B Sports Arena last night. ‘ The Great Jo Jo, who hails from Pan . Mexico. and Tom Mar- Robert Williams PC oTmbas a Texan from down Dallas Walio® Campbell Indianapolis 8: 80 , took the match irom Lone Band his partner,

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gley, “JoJo pined Tone Bagle with a ght a ard body preds in 23 minutes to win Coell Weathers, Indianapolis Golden Eagle! nr Dr. Hob |avenged his partner's defeat by J taking only eight minutes to pin Charles Johnson. 1 IT WAS the late Will Gibson Jo Jo with a flying scissors: eae =~ who complaified that there ought | to be a law against prize fighters breaker and toe hold to Lone Bud Fridin Kokomo falling in love. I suspect that Mr, Eagie, at 30 minutes to take the To Gibson was thinking less of the match. All the matmen are heavywelfare of the fight game than weights. ; the health of his bank roll at the| moment. Gene Tunney had just Hollywood, defeated Gil LaC announced he was abandoning the Boston, in 14 minutes with a a drop) heavyweight crown for matri- kick. mony-a marriage which, by the way, was to prove very successful indeed, Mr. Gibson's financial interest in Tunney as manager -feased when love took over. AS a matter of fact, it has been

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"BUSH-CALLANAN LEAGUE

Local Woman Tops, Field at Ulen

| Two- ‘hundred and sixty- -eight wWO{men golfers are erturning home ® | today after participating in the! | Women's State Invitational tour- ure vs Palrmonn 1 Ulen Country Moore vs. Bell Pharmacy

In the opener, Ernie Pederson,

3 Hodges and Fiadler. |

Brothers Pitted In Hard-Top Race

~ Evervhody's op to get nto | observation that the man. the hardtop act—including broth-! gige, Indianapolis, took the Norn Pl gq ers: That's what will happen to- gross honors, as she carded an|®Df t night at the W. 16th St, Midget' 82 She was followed by Mrs. | inevitably means that Speedway when Leroy Warriner, | James Knowles, Elks Club, Terre | Ba Jose their meal tickets, 5 . he the mate has taken 28ainst his brother Jimmy. Jimmy | Jean Williams and Miss Mary charge she 4urns - on the poor, has been taking the lon's share] | Southworth tied for third place Ka. ve 1 “What's of the pot at the track in recent with a pair of 86's. e 30 Dar ver sat 4 for Butch Bur. weeks, and Leroy will be out to! from the show him that seniority means Club, Fa Ib driving a something.

pament - held at {Cluh course yesterday.

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agers suffer most when figliters surrender to the sacred flame. I

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MAT 8:20, W % seh Bde “Aries va. LICHTEN In loving memory

} HENRY 1. L. rT. JICHIENALER

As veteran midget who shot an 84.

Mrs. Gladys Cheney from the Time trials for the eight-event Glen View course at Anderson, m start at 7 o'clock with| captured low net honors by cardthe first heut race scheduled for|ing 91-24-67. She was followed by 8:30. Other top pilots who'll be on| Miss Carolyn Wyman of Nobleshand tonight include Bud Money-| ville with 94-26-68. Mrs. Harry Jack Ferris, Herschel Kissell, Lafayette Elks Club, was White, Dick Passwater, Howard third, scoring 5-27-68. Peterson, Jack Harrison, Wayne Hair ae Amaieur Lhe. Cultagol

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lest weight for three non- -title| Purlal Hebron Cemete " e cha I {bouts this year was 168% pounds. gy EI ends may cail of the chApe 58 Doctor Brunori was in the gym 89 pasium every day during La {Huntington. Ind: 58 Motta's training. Also in the cor- | JCRet 58 ner will be Al Dinapoli, a trainer and John Henry, [imported from Detroit. jikie Mist Bout Gets ‘Smears’ ‘Were it not for the “smears” et /this bout has received, the Bronx | HOLLIDAY {Bull and the Tiger of Trieste oe might be fighting for a $120,000 Poiiday. sister of Carol 0 gate tonight; for they are battling § a for top honors in the ring’s most Away Tussday | 39d" ang Meridian, ‘active division, and the show will | Thursday, leas

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1$75.000. LaMotta's fiery defense: & BUCHANA lost much lustre because of five IY postponemerits against three potential challengers, and because Mrs. Mabel 1

JOUNSTON— Anna, beloved wile of Edward Johnston, mother of Deyle; Charles P.. city, of Sacramento, Cali-

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Indiana. John M v ; Frank . McQuade, New Castle, In- { alana, passed away at her daughter's residence, Mrs. Mabel I, Doyle, Aeadey, July 11, at yrs. Funeral from | 8 ? FUNERAL HOME, New York 8t, Thursday,

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Burial Holy Cross C remetery. MORRISON Mary T. age 86, wife; of Harry Morrison, mother of Misa. | Frances Morrison A uby Kercheval of ali, and

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rv COUPLE T 1 pchildren “needs house. $30 . BL-9504

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:| RENT A TRUCK

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insurance.

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81 p—————————————— URGENT, 32-3-bedroom unfurnished MAN, wife and 3 children want 4-

2-5_RMS. Exc change wr work for part:

YOUNG COUPLE with baby desire HU-1509.

850 N. Pennsylvania L1-5555 Let us collect your rents. Out-

of-town owners invited. Allison Realty Co. Inc.. 140 N. Del. RI-2368 TT I HIT IT.

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pa 2301 N. Alabama MA-5325

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EAST, twi Cooking facilities, CA-6423,

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Wall washing and paper cleaning. able.

Work guaranteed. Prices reason HI-7838

PAINTING—CA-6357

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men. CA-6963, OAiN

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2334 — y furnished.

mod, ration. New furnitur e. A Satifities, A Ty BRANCH, TRUST C

nice furn. PRIV. ENTRANCE. Adults.

| PARK, i N. 3 rooms, - figidaire, Le bath, entrance. Employ: s

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and 3-rm. fur. clean apts. epls., drinkin WOODRUFF nL any MICH. . 0 util. na a Ret: 5 PR 4663. APT. 3 3 rms. and bath, eB Wer h St. across street

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Modern Apa _Aparimen I Building

2100 BLK, CENTRAL, furn, 3-rm. apt. with bath. Adults, Loti.

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