Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 April 1951 — Page 14
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City's Golf Year
Courses Get Big Rush; Well-Stocked Shops
First Big Event Here Will Be 3d Leg - Of Weathervane Tournament May 18-19. By JIM HEYROCK
Indianapolis’ private and public golf course professionals have a Hy
rugged six months ahead of them.
From the looks of the crowds that swarmed to golf courses last} week when the first spring days arrived, this year is going to be the
biggest yet in golf here. And all courses are in excellent condition. Pro shops are well stocked, feeling the pinch of a national emergency only slightly. ©
Pros Listed
None of the professionals in the Indianapolis area changed Ts courses this year and all are at & 4 the same courses as last season. Here are pros at the Indianapolis § courses: Tommy Vaughn, Hillcrest; Lou Rola, Highland; Bill Russell, South Grove; Ken Miles, Lake Shore; lim Vaughn, Pleasant Run; Wayne Timberman, Meridian §8 Hills; Paul Gross, Sarah Shank; Marion Smith, Indianapolis i Country Club; Gil Gividen, Woodstock; Noel Epperson, Broadmoor; Wally Nelson, Riverside; Mike Pollak, Coffin; Chuck Garringer, Speedway. First golfing event with a national flavor in Indianapolis will ‘:§ be the third leg of the Weather- ° vane Tournament, May 18 and 19 at Meridian Hills.
Top Women Stars
Two of the top women’s golfers in this area were named yesterday tn play with the country’s leading professionals and amateurs in the Weathervane here. i They are Jane Nelson, women's city champion, and Donna Knox, 17-year-old Broad Ripple High School student. Other local and state golfers will be named later. Dorothy Ellis is chairman of the event here. The $3000 in prizes is being donated by the tournmament sponsors and all proceeds here will go to the Marion County Servicemen's Center. Deadline for entries is May 7.
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Hoosier fishermen are going to get a break. From now on they'll receive last - minute reports on state fishing conditions. Conservation officers in eight different localities will report their findings to the Conservation Department's public relations division late each Thursday evening. Thus an accurate picture of prevailing conditions will be provided. The outlook i= good this week. Large- and small-mouth bass, bluegills and silver bass are reported ready to bite in Lakes Freeman and Shafer. Similar conditions hold throughout the state. Best results are being obtained with live bait, flies, plugs and spinners. i Only discondant note in the picture is that the season on bass, rock bass and silver bass closes tomorrow. Clearing waters has helped. However, some sections report clouded and milky conditions. It Goesn't seem to be bothering anglers along the Wabash, Tippecanoe and White Rivers, though. ! Those rivers and all smaller streams in the state are producing good catches. |
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‘Purdue Trounces | NU Pastimers, 15-4
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Apr. 28 (UP)—Purdue walloped Northwestern today, 15 to 4, to knock the Wildcats out of the unde- ! feated ranks in the Big Ten baseball race. MA The Riveters had two big . innings as they evened the series. Mike Pollak i Northwestern won the opener yes- pr TI ‘ terday, 6 to 0. They coupled three ! hits with three walks to score | ! five runs in the third inning off . ! Buster Carlson, and got eight | » more tallies in the eighth on four .- ! hits, two walks and three North- , ! western errors. George Crain went the route i for the Boilermakers, giving up only four scattered hits. Sopho- : more shortstop Phil Mateja paced ! Purdue with three hits in four trips to the plate.
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Mayor Teams With Pro, Wins in Course Opener. Mayor Bayt and Paul Gross, | pro at Sarah Shank Golf Course, celebrated formal opening there vesterday by teaming up to defeat Carl Smith and ‘Ernest Brown- —1 field. Gross shot 72 and Bayt 77 as
3 Times to Print Tips Smith, former city amateur champion. hit 73, and Brownfield, From Golf Stars |
Sarah Shank club champion, A galaxy of golfing’s great | 78. The vi " 7 e victors won two up. | tee off on & series of lessons to- |
By { Ken Miles
Purdue Linksmen Win
LAFAYETTE, Apr. 28 (UP)—| Purdue's defending Big Ten golf] champions defeated Michigan to-| day, 18 to 9, evening the series. The Wolverines won last week, 27 | to 9. The Riveters took a six-point lead In the morning round and! { nutscored the visitors by three , 'oints in the afternoon.
The Times. Improve your golf game with | tips from pros in this golf ex- | clusive, “Learn Golf from the | Stars.” Jim Heyroeck, Times Sport's | staffer, will bring you up to the | minute reports on local, state and national golfing events. “Learn Golf from the Stars,” | » series of 28 articles by 14 es | professional golfers, begins tois a ‘Racquet’ | morrow in The Times. { LAFAYETTE,
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
Likely To Be Above Parr, 3. race . i i ar | Menu Varie d
Every Type of Competition Offered for Speed Fans
Lou Bola
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SUNDAY, APR. 29, 1951
By ART
of competition.
Monticello Speedway, Racing, Inc.; Mt. Lawn Speedway, near New Castle, Hard Top Association. MIDGETS — Armscamp Bpeedway, Alexandria, Summit City Racing Association. ROARING ROADSTERS—Sun
Mutual Racing Association,
way, AAA (rained out last Sunday); Williams Grove (Pa. Speedway, AAA.
- # . THE “BIG ONE” next Sunday afternoon will be the speedway oar sprints at Frank Funk's Winchester Speedway. It will be the first speedway car race on the half-mile highbanked oval this season. Speed fans will get their first look of the season at some of the Indianapolis Speedway’s “500” mile race headliners Winchester. It will be a big-timer, with the purse. in the $7000 bracket. ” » ”
Jimmy Vaughn
dianapelis’ Speedrome the middie of May. There's a deal be- | ing discussed now and the epener most Hkely will present midgets. Stock cars probably will follow later.
{mit every t n et Offenhausers, "Wife. ase
postponements.
rains were compensated for their
vide a taste of thrills-to-come.
ing Roadsters this afternoon.
J = . THE AAA National Midget
Championship circuit, which in- | cludes Indianapolis’ W. 16th
| revive interest im big league
Marion Smith midgets, opens Saturday at Teo-
From the Ringside—
Joe Miceli, One of Nation's Top mre Continues His Fighting Out of Atterbury At Time Trials
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he now has to tote a rifle.
Armory.
Miceli has been
Co. A, Atterbury for the last months. This
past week he be-
'his buddies soon
discovered wh y#¥ he is ranked as¥® a contender for ° the welterweight title of the J world. & Joe is an Ital-§ ian - American
rock boy from New Heyroe
York, and is one of those rare'in the world with Army persons possessing a natural abil- turned ity to fight. He likes to fight better than anything else—not only does he get pleasure out of punching an opponent in the ring, but
Classy Boxer Set for 10 Rounder Here Saturday Against Andy Anderson By JIM HEYROCK : JOE MICELI doesn’t intend to let his ring career stop because
The colorful, 22-year-old welterweight, who this week ranks No. 10 in the world in his division, will make his Indianapolis debut next Saturday night against Andy Anderson in a 10-rounder in the
serving with ably the best battler Indiana has 109th Infantry at Camp now. Gene not only is acting as two a ring opponent for Miceli; he is
learning some valuable lessons.
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JOE'S WORKOUTS started last!
Monday after he had not been in
the ring for two months.
His
{first night was a little ragged. {But the second night, after having put in a full day of Army {training, he put in a training session that would have made the {old-timers around New York's fa-
| mous Stillman’s gym sit up and
take notice.
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he is not the most thrilled person’
Joe, who leaves no doubts that
life, thumbs-down on Army
chow that night and headed for the service club.
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DESPITE THE fact that he
he actually likes to get belted was going to the gym for the
himself.
workout
immediately after eat-
Joe started his workouts this ing, he consumed a T-bone 2 past week with Gene Parker, prob-/inches thick, potatoes, beans, sev-
Ball State Crushes
Foes in 3-Way Meet
Times State Service
Irish Smash : Pitt
In 11th Inning, 10-5
PITTSBURGH, Apr. 28. (UP)
MUNCIE, Apr. 28—Ball State| Notre Dame's diamond Irish extended its string of track vie-!caught fire at just the right time
tories to three today by taking a triangular meet from St. Joseph and Valparaiso Universities. The hosts scored 104, which included slams in the mile and 880, while Valparaiso registered 53, and St. Joseph, with only three men settled for a mere three points.
Jerry Jefjak of Ball State sped
morrow in the sport’s section of [through the 880 in 2:03.6, one of
the best college times this spring.
|to defeat the Pitt Panthers, 10-5,
today.
The contest looked a little glum
for the Irish in the ninth inning when the Panthers wcre leading 5-3. Then the Irish pushed two
runs over to tie the game up. In the 11th, Ndtre Dame rallied
for five nny to put the game on
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The squad takes on Butler Uni-!
versity here Eastern Illinois here Saturday.
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{eral slices of bread and butter, {two dishes of jello, a bow! of fruit, a piece of pie, all in just a few minutes. Then, he pushed his chair back, wiped his mouth and announced loudly: “I'm hungry.”
= ” » AFTER THAT load he boxed five fast rounds with Parker, worked three rounds on the heavy bag, shadow boxed three rounds, skipped rope for three rounds, showered and dressed and still looked like he could go 10 rounds. There's no wonder he was becoming so popular in fight circles| before his induction into the Army. He is continuously boring in and punching. He has light-ning-fast left hook and a smashing left uppercut. ! - » [J WHEN HE FIRST started to box, Miceli was a southpaw. But a smart manager, Bobby Nelson, switched him to a righthander. There can be no mistake, Miceli | is strictly a big league fighter, He | holds two wins over Ike Williams. ' If the Army hadn’t dropped him into our laps, Indiana probably would have seen this classy youngster with the boyish enthusiasm only on TV. 8 8 8 | IF ANDERSON, who holds the state middleweight title, can beat Miceli, we'll admit the Indianapolis boy is headed for the big show. | Parker also will be on the card in a 10-rounder, but his opponent | still has not been named. Norb| Updike, who is promoting the) card, said he may bring in a newcomer for Parker. |
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ledo, O. Next Sunday a 100 miler (200 laps) will be staged for the ket cars at Williams Grove (Pa.) SpeedWay. Other early races on the midget circuit are: May 8 Walsh Stadium, St. Louis; May 11, Lafayette, Ind; May 14, Springfield, Ill.; May 16, Cincinnati; May 18, Kokomo, Ind.; May 28, | Sum Valley Speedway, Ander- | son; May 235, Indianapolis’ W. 16th St. Speedway; May 27,
Watch McGrath
Was Clocked at | Unofficial 137 Mph. |
Centinued From Page 13 cause of too much litigation since the death of owner Alden Samp-! son, who was killed Apr. 8 in Phoenix, Ariz. in a traffic acci-| dent. Mechanic Johnny Rae of another attempt this afternoon Indianapolis, who was to work for & full-fledged opening . . . at over the Sampson entry is now| the Monticello Speedway. Montiwith Joe Thorne and the old cello held its first race of the Mercedes chassis, Thorne has
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in the mud and the small crowd of died-in-the-wool fans braved off-season weather, The stocks at Monticello, and
get the engine. - » » THE VIKING TRAILER Special entered by D. J. Caruthers of Anaheim, Cal. is the former little Bowes Seal Fast Special that Troy Ruttman piled up last year at Phoenix when he ran broadside into Paul Russo.
» - " THE TULLY TRAINER, a @ former four-wheel drive oddity, @ now is a front drive with Frank |g Brisko doing the changeover, °
" ~ =" THE HART FULLERTON car ® will house the same engine Fred- ® die Agabashian qualified at 132.- ® 792 miles an hour. Joseph B. ® Hunt, who has entered a car @ that Bayliss Levrett will chauf-@ feur, is a TWA pilot on the Los'g Angeles-Chicago run. The car is g one of the used-to-be Tuffanelli's. . . « The two Barzda entries are ® the former Maseratis that Dick o ®
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NIGHT RACING in this area . starts this week. The Champion-{Mike. $6: Luke Adamson, ship Stock Car Club opens La{fayette Speedway’s night sched-| ule Friday with stock cars, and! | Anderson's Sun Valley Speedway | {Saturday night, also with stocks. |
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- * r AFTER TWO knock-out blows, by the weatherman, Sun Valley, Speedway at Anderson has postponed any attempt at opening its| midget $ace season until June 3.| For the past two Sundays, the drivers of Racing, Inc, who per-| et except
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Last Sunday the few fans who braved the cold and threatening {the drivers ran a few laps to pro-
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SPEED FANS can pick their favorite racing for today’s entertainment. Tracks in the area are offering every type
Here is the schedule of this afternoon’s events: STOCK CARS—Indianapolis’ W. 16th St. Speedway and Kokomo Speedway, the Championship Stock Car Club;
THE BIG battle at Indianapolis’ |W. 16th St. Speedway this after
Indiana noon will be the tussle between
|Duke Kimmerling, of Anderson, {and Champion Hershel White, of |Indianapolis, for the lead in the {Championship Stock Car Club's point standing. White lost ground to Kimmer[ling 1ast Sunday when Kimmer{ling won at Kokomo while White
| If White takes first this | afternoon and Kimmerling runs | into trouble, White will grab his lead back again. Although White won the fea{ture 25-lapper in the Champion{ship Stock Car Club races at {Richmond Friday night, he didn’t
earn enough points to push “Mad {Duke"” out for the lead in Cham|plonship’s point standing. The inext four at Richmond were: Bill | Eubanks, Jack Farris, Kimmer{ling and Larry Farr. Here is Championship’s up-to. date point standing of the leaders: | Kimmerling, 215 points; White, 198; Farris, 134; Darrel Dierenger, i111; Bill Eubanks, 104; Frank 78; |Audie Swartz, 58; Bill Holloway, |37, Frank Roessler, 54.
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[set for other tracks in that area, {are sanctioned by Racing, Inc. {the George Lucas organization ‘with headquarters in Monticello. Monticello will race stocks each {Sunday afternoon until mid-May {when they'll race Bunday nights. {At the same time, Winamas Speedway will open its season with Sunday afternoon stocks {sanctioned by Racing, Ine. | Midget racing starts on an levery-Friday-night schedule at {Monticello in mid-May. The mid. |gets, which won't permit Offen{hausers, are from the Racing, Inc, stable.
| = = = | GEN. DOUGLAS MacArthur | hasn't been imvited to attend the 500-Mile Speedway race yet + + + Speedway officials walting | for the “welcome home” festivities to simmer down. He will get an invitation . . . to attend as guest of Tony Hulman. If the General accepts and if he rides in the pace ear he would be the first non-official of the race to ride the pace car.
= » ” THE CHRYSLER pace car for the “500” will be delivered to Wilbur Bhaw next Wednesday here.
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