Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 May 1951 — Page 20

SEC. 2—PAGE 8

Top Women Golfers > Play at Meridian Hills; Meet Opens Tomorrow

By JIM HEYROCK

. ; Get the Babe! : , me . That was the war cry today as the country’s leading professional and amateur women ‘A Ifers: moved into Merid-

jan Hills for the open ng of the shied legal the Weather-

vane J ross-COUuRIIN ee tis amngints &

WT a ET oR

Herrick of Highland Golf and Country Club and Miss Barbara Little of Elyria, O.

The parings for the opening day

Indio, Cal: Betsy Rawls, Austin, Tex,

Little State Meet

Heyrock

placed Miss Berg and Mrs. Zaharias far apart. Patty tees off at 1:10 with Pat Harrington and Mrs. Betty Bush, Indiana amateur

Comes Home to

_L.S. Ayres & Co.

na, although out-driven on nearly trouble.

Berg, managed to stay even on her approaches and putts.

until 3 a.m. yesterday, she was page to try the Meridian Hills 00, 1ast year's victories in both Ships. | 3 » {hurdle races and the broad jump, ©ld left-hander was scheduled to and also compete in the 100-yard report to Kansas City of the His :09.9 American Association tomorrow.

drive hit a tree,

terday, the first time she has been reading in the 100 and here since she fired a 72 at Hill- the 220, both top marks crest in 1949.

and amateurs were expected to take practice rounds this morning jer. - at Meridian Hills. Fven many of/ The host Bulldogs have

cap-

‘Babe’ Is Target O

cea Aa hatte; Bodies

already this season. She is Friday and Saturday. The pair: Naas ings: » 3 i 5) , c r Rer rs nw tied wilh Patty Berg for)" 2 vrs. Rick Herrick, indianiap ¥ r 5 “the lead in the Weathervane ois sod Barbara Lior Koto, Mix Wal. 3 1 igton; | | Tournamant with 305s and the ter Reeves, Indianapolis; Jane Nelson, In- ' dianapoiis. 12:20, Betty Jameson, Ban Anbattle is on tomorrow, tonto, Tex Marjorie Rowe. . Windsor, The top profes- Oe Mu Starter 3 Time = 13:40, Mrs i ; a- Calvert 8horh, South Bend. Mrs. J. A Binal ang ama Ochiltree, St Charles mn Elizaheth f i ’ teur women golf- Rune. JS anavnis; i 50 Mice er i fdland. Tex; rs reault, Chi ers in the coun- cago; “Pegey Kirk. Findlay 0. 1’ Mrs ry ; heen Bruce Rilkene Indianapolis; Jean aint, ry have Ft. Wayne; Sue Fulmer Indianapolis moving into In 1:10, Patty Berg, Minneapolis: Ba arr dianapoliz_f 0 r on 1 0 Pauline PryoLatavette, Mit t Dwight Anneanx.. LaGrange, Ill... Mrs gjar! of ine Paul Dye. Indianapolis. 1:30, Helen Dett Weather vanes wiler, Indio, Cal. Arlene Bauer, Midland. * y sant, third leg tomor- Tox: en Le Det: Carleton, Ga : ro at noon, Dorothy Elli. Indianapolis: Shirley/Bpark, op Fowling Green. O.; 1:50, Jean Hopkins First to tee off 8 Cleveland. Donna : Knox ; Indianapolis # . i Clare Jane Mosack, Detroit. 2. Mrs. George win be Mrs. Rick Zaharias, Tampa Fla Beverly Hanson,

champion last year, who turned ptofessional during the winter. . The Babe will tee off at 2 p. m. U er d ur dy with Beverly Hanson, national amateur champion, and Betsy| po. the first time in 19 years, | Rawls, the Little State track and feld Nearly all of the professionals meet returns Saturday to the

home of its biggest winner —But-

the local amateurs who will play tured the title 11 times in the last

in this leg of the Weathervane 15 outings. Butler holds 14 diawill take their practice swings. dems altogether. When they didn't No ‘Score iwin, Ball State usually did. The

Cardinals are defending chamA good-sized gallery followed : 2 :

pions. The Babe and Miss Berg on their" gt Ba) State isn't the only

practice round yesterday Aafter- yo threat this year. The Little noon. They didn't keep a SCOre giate could boil and tried mostly for distance and getting acquainted with the course.

On the 11th bole, the two lead-

fight, between the Bulldogs and the Greyhounds of Indiana Central.

Central comes

down to a dog

{ r into the meet, ing professionals were joined by with the first Hoosier collegiate! Joe Page, no longer the five alarm

THE THIRD LEG OF | THE WEATHERVANE TOURNEY GETS STARTED HERE WITH PLENTYOF | POWER AND A FEW FRILLS ADDED ....... 1T'S AT THE. MERIDIAN HILLS COUNTRY CLLB.

LOUISE SUGGS

Yankees’ Ailin For Minors, H

NEW YORK, May 17— Fireman

Donna Knox, 17-year-old Broad flag.. Wabash and DePauw are wonder he once was, sadly headed

Ripple High School student. Don- a130 expected to give the Bulldogs “Babe and Miss) “Share Spotlight — It may turn out that the ‘big five” will have to share the spotlight with Russ Smith, Anderson's energetic one-man team. He wil

Although Patty didn't arrive

Has Bad Holes The Babe had bad holes on No. dash and high jump.

12, when she dubbed her second century is third best in the state, ! shot and it rolled about 40 yards, while his leap of 6 feet 1% inches With

and the 13th when her powerful tops all high jumpers.

Dave Sheperd. Betty MacKinnon arrived yes-|

Miss MacKinnon state. The meet mark and Betsy Rawls, who also ar- white will

rived yesterday, turned profes-| sional last St. Patrick's Day. " Ayres’ Party Those golfers who have reported to the tournament were at Woodstock - Country Club last night for the party honoring Alvin Handmacher, “Weathervane Angel” The party was given by

{ mile. the discus and shotput. He holds with a heave of 143 feet, inches, accomplished in 1949.

Javelin Ace

Franklin's javelin ace, Smith, is almost certain to write “his record of 187 feet;

Yesterday noon, the Junior Chamber of Commerce honored the golfers with a luncheon in the Severin Hotel. Included among the guests were Mayor Phil Bayt, who officially welcomed the golfers to Indianapolis. Dick Stackhouse, program chairman. introduced the golfers, while Jack Joseph introduced the guests.

He has tossed it 209 inches this season.

feet,

accommodate spectators.

Little State Records

The golfers present were Maryvn 8fmith. Marlene a + 100 099 Gray (Buller:, 1924 y mith. Marlene Bauer, Alice DePauw: 1929: Burns (Butler: 19 Bauer, Beverly Hanson, Helen 220-211. Burns (Butler) 1932 Sot wrail a y cor - 440 48 13 inney Indiana‘. 1949 Detweiler. Patty Berg and Babe 3351.56 6 Southworth (Butier:. 1940

—rhopes to-once again fan-a-dy

Of the 226 other athletes from the familiar locker room, This is the first time The Babe 15 schools, double winners appear I sure hate to leave. has been in Indianapolis since to be Canterbury's Bob Courtney, good to know, at least, that I can

1948 when she won the Western Butler's Bob White and DePauw's come back.” Open here. [

for Kansas City today where he

flame. Released outright by the New York Yankees, a club he helped

| pitch to two world champion-

the bovish-looking 33-year-

“I've had some great thrills the Yankees,” mumbled Page, glancing thoughtfully about “and

But it's

Yankee General Manager

Courtney has pounded a 109.6 George Weiss paved the way for 21.8 in Page's eventual return by releasin the ing the pitcher outright rather is :09.9. than optioning him. The Yankees seek to repeat vic-gtj)] have one unused option left {tories in both the half mile and on the one-time relief ace and by

Sheperd seeks repeats in ganging him to the minors out-

right they still are able to recall

the all-time record in the discus him before Oct. 15.

Obtained Waivers Before releasing him, the Yankees had to obtain waivers from

TL.oyd all other big league clubs, If New re- York fails to recall him by Oct. 1-15, Page automatically will inch, set last year in that event. come subject to the general draft 11 next November.

be~

In addition to releasing Page,

Time trials are scheduled to get the Yankees got down to the 25underway at either 1 or 1:30 p. m./ player limit, required by midnight .with the finals following at 2. last Bleachers have been erected to Pitcher Max Peterson to Toronto

night, by returning drafted

of the International League. Actually, the Yankees still have 26 players, but Infielder Billy Martin

Ransey is not counted because he is a

service returnee,

Page took the transfer philo-

ALICE BAUER

_ THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

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BROTHERS EVERWEREY™ MARLENE BAUER

g Fireman Joe Page Heads opes to Fight Way Back

“If Page waMks York, mut- morrow night at the W. 16th St. ine jead changed hands folir times Ar'gS%K tered Harris in the dugout, ‘he Midget Speedway. There will be qyring the game, the last in the goes straight back to the minors.” PEOes again Saturday and Sunday gixth when Lenhardt hit homer i three night. : Time trials for the eight-event Arft doubled and scored on Jim 4 U. S. Golfers Enter —fah-four-of-the-next—five-batters Program-wilk-open at T-with. the Delsing s—sipghe rm pe as a perspiring crowd of 74.747 first heat event at 8:30.

But Page slipped over

roared raucous approval. From

skidded steadily downward.

Clubs Pare Down

Elsewhere in the majors, other clubs pared to the 25-player limit in the following manner: The Giants gave right-hander

his unconditional release. Brooklyn optioned spring standout Earl Mosser to St. Paul of the American Association while the Phillies optioned three players Pitcher Jack Brittin to Baltimore of the International League; Outfielder Ed Sanicki to Schenectady of the Eastern League and Pitcher Buzz Bowers to Terre Haute of the Three-I League.

Tha Athletics traded Hank Wyse, a 22-game winner with the Cubs in 1945, to Washington; sold utility Infielder Tod Davis to Los The- husky 200-pound pitcher, Angeles of the - Pacific Coast troubled by a sore shoulder and a l.eague. and returned Pitcher hip injury, could-win only. three Frank Robinson to Buffalo of the games last year and failed to International League. make even a single appearance on Pittsburgh sold Third Baseman the mound this season. His cur- Bob Dillinger, formerly with the rent form marked a sharp turn- Browns an \'a, to the White Sox about from the 14 games he won for “consi bly more” than the in relief in 1948. walver m and optioned OutPage was famed for being one fielder To. Saffell and. Second pitch away from the minors while Baseman Monty Basgall to Inworking against the Red Sox on dianapolis of the American Assothe night of May 26, 1947. Called clation, into the game by Manager Bucky The Cardinals sold First BRaseHarris, the erratic southpaw man Steve Bilko outright to their quickly ran the count to three Columbus farm in the American

JOE PAGE—From {op relief to top minors. The Yanks shipped him to Kansas City.

“It's a wortder I lasted as long as I did,” he said grimly. “With all these young fellows around, the Yankees just® couldn't afford to carry me.” Troubled by Injury

Gl ai A DE rts dp deo

Zaharias Mile 4 18.3. Southworth (Butier:, 1940, + ; ou a r Yor #8 PL te uthwerlh | Balier tis sophically enough. _ balls en burly Rudy York. Association, Bauers Hit Balls i High Hurdles — 14.8, lvey (Butler) — ‘92 3 3 == a . . The famous Bauer sisters, ac- 70 Low Hurdies—203. Marshall (Bul Heinlein Makes Like companied here bv their mother Bhot Put—46 feet, 1%, inches, Blackaby . ’ Buti 1937 and ‘ather, were unable to Prac. Pas Vath-12 fest. 10 inches, Davis Papa on Prep Links . verte rds ric Butler 193% tice yesterday due to televigion “high Jump -8 feet. §'% inches, Nelson Bill Heinlein Jr. is. following and radio commi'ments Thev Butler jaz M ! : Broar IMD d feet 1 inch i § - spent considerable time, however, fold B rh . Ji an } in the footsteps of his golfing fa nitting ballz late 'psterdav eve Ia Toa 187 feel. 1 Inch. BitD (Prank. ther. od he n 1 ) bning. : soe Me 3'2 inches, Bheperd Young Heinlein, son of the golf The Weathervane on fticially Mile Relay 1229 Buller ‘Hoyt, Nab professional at Noblesville Couny “4 ” = ria, Teirh nd Reg* 4472 swings into action at 5p. m. tod . . es , ‘AGUFE STANDINGS Cleveland 110 000 001— 3 7 3 try Club, yesterday fired an 87 th 1 4 A 1 1 LEAGUE STANDING New York 300 060 02x--11 8 1 wh « fe conducts Vv 1 th . . : ’ A a n } JEL by ali the Millers Bu Pitcher AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Lemon, Gromek (5) Zuervink (5) Rozek against Lawrence Central's golf visiting prog and amateurs y w 1 pet. GB. 1) and Hegan. Raschi, Morgan (9) and team. But it wasn't enough to ’ eoind t nonn on hott OTTAWA, May 17 {Pi The u 8 3 . Berra. Winning Pitcher -Raschl, Losing / Play begin 2 ! 0 Otay 4 (ii3 of t Int ! ak sivty = 3 10 843 RMtcher- Lemon. Home Runs -- Brown, keep his team from a 221; to 2'3 ) Awa ylanta o he Interna- Ansa 0) : 17 11 #07 1 Mantle, Chapman defeat. tional league inday sold pitcher Columbus ' i? 15 444 $'a2 8t Louis . 000 530 020-10 12 1 v Hugh Ose Ry the Mi aol} Mii 320 a 12 13 M4 3a Philadelphia 050 031 000— 9 13 1 The match was played at the IR ! r to the Minneapolis Mil- (NDIa NAPOLIS jh § % 3 Pannin. Pillette (41 Widmar (1+ sand Indian I.ake Course. Medalist lar 1 noric of Louisviil 11 17 3 1 y ' y : . ers of the American Association. gP“'plite | $ 15 3 1 Sous: chin, sooner in uey, 4 was Gale Hausefus of Lawrence ’ AMERICAN LEAGUE Widmar Losing _Pitcher—Kucab. Home With 86, Ww ' Pet GB. Runs ~Lenhardt (2:, Zernial 12), Klein Rill Heinlein 8r. has been an it 4 New York 15 3 0 Detroit 100 510 000 - 7 8 1 f , iol, ! 14 50% 2's Washington 000 100 000 . 1 4 o outstanding golfer in Indiana for 4 X11 Deteolt oo. 040004 14 v 604 2a "rout r Aber f orenn | , Li y Trout and Ginsberg. Sima Moreno 4 years and forme he car EE) WAVE [ame iil 8 Ee SR Mh Fiber TA pn former Wan the state RL: Boston 11 3 300 dy NATIONAL LEAGUE ———— The Best Fhisdelphis 1 y 24% 11 Bostor 000 09% 000-31 8 1 . . NATIONAL LEAGUE COR Coote: L000 SR Softball Notes t at e ps pay Selection of + B. REtIenes Cig A V 1 Pe G RElfencnereer 9: and Pramess Winning HusnsCallahan Twilight League results’ { Slide Rules ib }i 3 Pitener Hmith, Home Rone Elliott, Mar- Westinghouse Dealers 21 Btate Life 3 | 1 : : , 34 : inl Fountain Square Eagles 12, Morris Plan 5. : n.fown, 4 . - A sok vn n20 000 200. 4 10 0 Banuuet Milk 5, Kinpman Be: Re teat) Ar 13 Chicas 446 092 22x14 13 1 for itself % 12 $ w : y ¥ »k ne, Moster ia ten (2% Bank Wincel AC won by forfeit ovar Christian STANDARD A 14 & 4 3 sad 7 and Campaneiia Minner and Men Builders in the Fm.Roe Twilight . - ’ nis 13 1% $64 1 Burges foting Plicher Erekine.. Home “REU° { f J an 2 Pandy s 10- INCH a Yr f 100 616 006 2 % § ad niznt *t Em Roe Ey League games at ” 7 Pittabitah oi’ i 5 eech Cirove, 17 rideeport Rrass vs. Bar. GAMES TODAY Fas ad Habla: % 000 900... sh (2: per Firestone. 8:13 Gibson Co. vs. Naval PICKETT AMERICAN ARROCIATION and MeCulisagh. Losing Pitener Pranance 9 30, United Life vs. Allison A v (AN Games at Night, ' Z INDIANAPOLIS st Louisvilie a 002 000 M1. 3 9 0g. . A : A : ' ‘ onight’'s Em-Roe Th d | t % POCKET TRIG Toledo at Columuys - x 12 006 18x . § 12 i f.aagues games Yhoth at nay, TRlshs f Kansas City at Milwaiies fnompron (3 Miller (8: #04 sida No |, South Side Comets vs Gases f No 1000 RULE ONY frames Beoneg iisd phlaiay, Bazia 2 _ and Rice Club: Riverside No. 8. Traub Presbyterian . NATIONAL LEAGUE Moher » 4 Josing Pitcher va. TWA Constellations Pr . y ’ ’ # 4h e ' | r te wha . 5 Lia (nig! - Results nf the Bportsman's Btore League: Brooklyn st Chicago \ . Bink & Fdwards 9. 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straight strikes and went on to’

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“. of the Cubs each got two in beat-

: -— TRY MAY 17, 1951 The Majors— to Gloomy Gus Ties Homer Record, but His A's Keep Losing

By CARL LUNDQUIST United Press Sports Writer

Gloomy Gus Zernial seemed doomed today futile flailing after he tied a major league home run record,

to a life of

onlv to see his team lose two games in the ‘process.

Just recently traded to the Athletics, Zernial hit two home runs against the Browns last night—and that was the third straight game in which he hit two homers. He tied the record for “the most.” x ES erm

x : .. Johnny Sain in.the eighth after . “thr ongecutive ) omers {A7ahres conse etting only four off of him un-

“ganfes—.a record Set-PY<ISWEF~ nv Jos ‘Alrock's two-run

l.azzeri of the Yankees back in 1936 and tied twice during the 1947 season by the Pirates’ Ralph Kiner, But what good did Zernial's walloping do? The A's won the first game in which he walloped two, beating the Yanks Sunday. But they lost the second to the Browns Monday night, and the Brownies beat them again last

site decided the game. ‘* The Card” victory over the Phils was an “about time” proposition, since the win was only the second for St. Louis in 10 games. The Cards scored four runs off Bubba Church in the first three innings. : i

Simmons to Hurl Twice

i 0-9. ion He pio Two H In Week-End Action ts Two omers rr Irenically, another man who CAMP ATTERBURY, Ind. May

16 (UP) — Cpl. Curt Simmons, former Philadelphia Philly pitche er, probably will see action this week-end when the 28th Infantry Division's undefeated baseball team entertains two visitors. The "Keystoners'” will be after their fifth and sixth wins in games with Jasper Saturday and the Anderson CIO nine Sunday.

hit two homers turned the trick. Don Lenhardt hit two homers in powering the Brownies’ 13-hit assault, giving Al Widmar, the third Browns’ pitcher of the game, his second victory this season. But two homers by one man were pretty much habit yesterday. Dee Fondy and Ransom Jackson

3 ing the Dodgers, 14-4, and Walt : Dropo blasted two even though his Red Sox lost to the White Sox for the second straight day,

Simmons, who has allowed only two hits and one walk in pitching 18 innings in previous games with the 28th, will share mound chores

Program Tomorrow

The first of a week-end stock the second inning with none on

12-1,

9-5. The Tigers scored five runs in the fourth to lick the Senators, 7-1. and Vic Raschi fanned 10 men as the Yankees beat the Indians, 11-3, in the other American League games. . In the National, Jim Hearn's five-hitter gave him his third victory of the season for the Giants, over the Pirates; Al Brazle snuffed out a ninth-inning rally to give the Cardinals a 5-3 win over the Phils, and the Reds scored three runs in the eighth to beat the Braves, 4-3.

Changes Hands 4 Times Poor Zernial, who got used to “utility hitting homers for the White Sox, socked his blows in

"this week-end with former Philly Charlie Bicknell and Cpl. Bob Milliken, former Brooklyn Dodger farmhand.

‘Old’ Amateur Pitcher Still Has Winning Ways

The right arm of Rollie Miller still has it. Forty-six-year-old Miller, ama-= teur baseball's oldest pitcher, showed the youngsters how it's done on Riverside No. 4 yesterday, ¢. Miller pitched Art Sacks Used Cars to an 8-3 victory over the P. R. Mallory AA, allowing only

six hits and scoring nine strikeouts.

car racing program will open to- 34 the fifth with one on.. But -

010 410 2-8 12 i 100 200 0—3 & Miller Wise;

and Stull

and Templeton, Kearns

No. 2 with none on, then Hank

enter The White Sox got nine hits or English Women $ Meet

More than 7000 spectators were 1p, Req Sox, and eight of them = LONDON, May 17 (UP)- Four

there, by degrees, Page later won On hand for the first show under ame ip the first two a $35,000 contract—highest ever the lights last paid a relief pitchéer—but then he Warriner barely beat Frank Mike ohapling ex-Red Sox Pitcher Joe

Sunday. Jimmy

innings A mericans

when Chicago took an 8-1 lead, are among the 59

entries received for the Women's

across the finish line in the main popson to beat his old mates. Amateur golf championship to be

event. These two front-running Four of the five runs were the played at Broadstone,

hard

-top pilots will race again.

Tech Takes Frosh Title

Tech's freshmen track team had

I team captured the diadem ves. iNNINgs he worked. Eight of his terday wit 56 points. Other team i scores were Attucks 35 John Hope ' strikeouts came In the last four Howe 2 aii 20. Shortridge 19. innings. school Bn me and Deaf The Reds got to within two n grade ‘schoo rack vesterday. John Strange took a fivéway meet with 4 and a halt games of first Place points. Trailing were Warren Ceniral in “the National League when with 45';. Noblesville

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