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Titlist First

Over Coffin Layout

Loser on Way to Outstanding Round

With 36 on Front Nine, Falters on Back" By JIM HEYROCK

Walter Chapman, Speedway

golf course slammer

mes Tournament of Champions.

Chapman,

over Coffin Course, «! Chapman, an Indianapolis ingurance man, came from behind E the back nine for the victory. e

eredith Nickel-Chuck

who drew a bye in the first round of the tournaent last Sunday, yesterday eliminated Eugene Pulliam . Jr, 3 and

in the first round last “Sunday. In the women's matches Sunday, Mrs,

rhatch which will be played to- 11 8m. Donna Knox meets Mrs.

Orrow. + Pulliam was well on his way to She of the outstanding rounds of | the tournament, der-par 36 for the first nine les of the rugged Coffin urse. At the end of nine holes, Pulliam was 2 up.

Robert Laycock at 11:05 a. m. ‘Sunday. After Sunday's matches,

play at Hillcrest Oct. 1.

Third-round matchés for the

men will by be @ played next wee next week.

But he began to falter on the

with a double-bogey 6 and 2: Homecoming T Tilt

back nine. He lost the 11th hole th with a bogey five as Chap-

bogey by Pulliam on No. 13 gave

han evened the count. Aether Ia for i |e V p 107 Ripp

apman a one-up lead. Chapman rdied the 14th to go two up d won the 17th to clinch the Jetory. Posts Medal 78

RX apman posted a medal score

pie to gain the final round, * Another second-round match is dated for 1 p. m. tomorrow when Nickel of Riverside squares off against Hess of Coffin. Nickel won his first match when he upDick Perk, Broadmoor champ, “and 1, last Sunday. i The rangy Hess gained the second round by winning over Wil- a 8s Reed of Willow Brook, 4

Other second-round matches in men's division will be played turday. John Hare Jr., High-

is paired - against Bob nan of South Grove, the National Lefthanded cham- . They tee off at. 11 a. m. In the other Saturday match, Bob Schuman of Hillcrest plays

Northsiders Face

Central Tomorrow Broad Ripple

{night when it plays host to Cen-| tral of Evansville. The game, which starts at 8 o'clock, will be the Rockets’ second annual homecoming tilt. Feature of the halftime ceremonies will be the presentation of a new scoreboard to the school by the Broad Ripple Lettermen’'s

Jr., will act for the association,

the Student Council, will receive the gift in behalf of the students. Short talks also will be given by J. Fred Murphy, sthool principal, and Wallace Scott, president of the alumni lettermen, Arrangements are in Shatge of Robert Campbell and Gene-Meihsner. Music will be furnished by the high school band, which will spell out the word “grads” at the half.

Dick Stackhouse of Meridian Hills Holcomb Stresses

at 11:05. - Match Booked Saturday € one match is slated Saturday in the women’s division. Since there were nine starters, it was for one of last Sunay’'s survivors to play an extra match. Mrs, Kenneth Kountz of Lake was drawn to play Nelson of Highland in that extra: match at 11:15 a, m. Saturday.

-_|Speed for Gridders

LAFAYETTE, Sept. 21 (UP)— Purdue Coach Stu Holcomb stressed speed yesterday to compensate for a general lack of size as he pushed preparations for the Boilermaker opener against Texas a week from Saturday, Curtis Jones, one of the speed-

‘moved back to provide offensive support

Miss Nelson, this year's city women’s champion, drew a bye

for Co-Captain John Kerestes.

SHS Holds Meet

Shortridge will meet Warren

Central in a high school cross-

is the first gu in the men’s division to reach the quarter-finals of the

semifinal Charles will meet the winner of the Ray of Hillcrest meets the winner Hess ©f the Kountz-Nelson match at

two 4 carding a one-/Women finalists will remain to

High School's! 73, one over par, while Pulliam football team will be under the

d a 78, piling up a 42 on the watchful eye of alumn itomorrow! nine. By winning yesterday,

pman becomes one of the fa

Alumni Association. Ben Roberts members are Bob Susemichel

and Gordon Smith, president of Ralph Mullinix and Bob Carna-

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Walt Chapman (right) of Speedway is the fi rst saniastent to | move into the quarter-final golf round of The Times Champion of

over Eugene Pulliam Jr, (left), managing editor of the Indianapolis

an tournament with a 3

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and 2 victory yesterday at Coffin

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Cline Realtors Quintet Rolls ‘Whopping 3020 Team Tota

Christensen's 642, Pritchett’'s 639 !

Pace Mates in Indian

the way for city bowlers. Four of the five top scores w

639 topping the five. Other team Ralph Mullinix and Bob Carnagua

e. Bill Blyth of the Delaware) Bowl led the town in individual scores with a 682 on games of 222, 248 and 212. His team rolled a 2941 total.

Stumpf’s Roll 2947 Carl McAfee of the Kelley Spe-|

highest mark, contributing a 676 to his team’s 2921 total. He rolled

{ By SAM NEWLUND The Fred Cline Realtors spouted over the 3000 mark last night at Pritchett's alleys, as teams in the Indianapolis League showed

Team games of 1023, 981 and 1016 added up to the Realtors whopping 3020 total, with Ken Christensen’s 642 and Jess Pritchett’s

| His games were 224, 246 and 182.

clals share the city's second

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‘THURSDAY, SEPT. 21, 1950

Stengel Hopes 2-Day Rest Won't Revive Yanks’ Jinx

Series With Boston

Could Settle Race

By ED SAINSBURY United Press Sports Writer CHICAGO, Sept. 21 — Casey Stengel headed home with his

front-running New York Yankees’ today, sure that his club needs the two-day rest permitted by the schedule. But a little uncertain whether it will be a good thing. § “Sure, they need the rest,” Stengel said. “But it's a funny thing. They've needed the rest before and every time we get it, when we come back somebody snaps us off.” This week-end will be no easy time for the Yankees, holding a slim grip of a half game over Detroit and two games over Boston in the tight American League race, For the pistol-hot Boston] Red Sox move into Yankee Sta- , dium for single games Saturday |thing - about it until he'd pitched and Sunday and it could be that/2n inning. Then it took me a the Beantown marauders and the While to get him out of there. So|

Casey Stengel

will settle the American League/don’t think it's anything serious chase in those two matches. §1land I figure he'll probably be “I'll tell you who needs ther®ady to go this Saturday or rest,” Stengel went on. ‘“That/Sunday.” little Phil Rizzuto, He's tired. Joe| But With four pitchers, StenDiMaggio. He's been playing gel wasn’t too concerned.

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ere rolled in that loop.

a 652 with Mechanics Laundry.

Outside the Indianapolis league, Ora Cloud duplicated McAlee's 676 in_the Water Company league {at West Side with games of 208, 211 and 257. Patty Striebeck led the ladles for the fifth time this season with a 580 set at the Fox-Hunt.

off. And the pitchers.”

MEN'S LEADERS Bill Blyth, Delaware Bowl

games of 206, 2556 and 215.

Packers, with a 2047 sum, was paced by Peyton Printz’ 231-200-2166056 series.

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The Indianapolis Olympians of the National Basketball Association aren't going to give football much of a head start. The Olymps have scheduled an exhibition game against: Ft. Wayne in Crawfordsville, Oct. 16. J. R. (Babe) Kimbrough, business manager of the Olymps, announced the tilt today. The game will be played in the* Crawfordsville High School gym. Kimbrough also said that the lotal pros would report for a meeting Oct. 2 before starting practice the following day. Present schedule calls for the club to open the season here against New York Nov. 7 after a rugged exhibition card.

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