Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 June 1951 — Page 15

THURSDAY, JUNE 7,

Four Losers

In Twilight Loop | Shoot Blanks

By VAL DICKMAN It's the Zero Hour for amateur baseball. Four teams have nothing to be proud of today. The nothing is’ the goose eggs in the runs column.

7, 1951

expected > The shut-out fever swept the n defi Twilight League in yesterday's | efying games. Vestal Steel and P. R. fall, Mallory administered shutouts to y to ban the Allison Jets and Yavers Men's n okayed Store. bs y Vestal topped Allisons 3-0 and g"’ to de- Mallory downed Yavers 9-0. And! er ——————— now the victors lead the league | with 2-0 marks. > Penn For the other blanks, the Saw-| we 7 (UP) makers of E. C. Atkins defeated pay break the Eagles 3- -0 and the Southside onal fool. an again stopped Sacks Auto| it Penn Eighteen-year-old Vesta: pitcher| s Insist on Eddie French, who hurled with/ n on tele Broad Ripple this year held the 5 Pi Allison Jets to two hits and struck! > Director out 12 in his shut-out rnell said French was touched for a sin-|

gle by Jet Leftfielder Joe Sim-| mons in the first frame and then! again in the fifth by Pitcher] am will be Owens. That was it.

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Fight Resulvs

. By United Press DETROIT-—-Clarence Henry, 185%. Los

Angsies,, i Poited Omelio Agramonte,

iw YOR. Bazzano, 148.| Meriden, Conn. out Frankief Palermo, 144%, Mt. N.Y. (4). ELIZABETH, N. J.—Polly Smith, 178 rmuda, Jwopped Claude Rolfe, 185, ampa, Fla. .

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NEW YORK, June 7—Old Muffin Face is back.

That's what some of the more friendly American pros call Bobby Locke, the South African invader, Bobby has|carted off bis cold putter to Dearrived to take his third cut at the American Open next week| “

in Detroit.

Some of the less friendly pros call him worse than that.

It could be his sonmaigy..—————m—rrnrvireror It could also be lp These £904 putter with matching tem-

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are few better. lcompetitive fire. he logically ranks

In ’49 he beat our pros with dis- as one of the top favorites. @ tressing regularity on the touring | s 8 8

jcircuit. ; He hit them where it] LOCKE'S the only foreign | hurt. In the pocketbook. |golfer who would figure to have |

Later they barred him for [3 solid chafice to win our open. | failing to keep a commitment. He's won the British Open two

| According to the rules this was times hand running, his 279 last | justifiable, but under the ecir- summer setting a new record for

cumstances it didn’t look $0 [the ancient event. It's been 31 good. Still he did have the [years since a foreigner won over Marshall Plan running for him. (here. That would be England's Maybe the taboo was imposed Teq Ray at Toledo in 1920. with this in mind. That was a memorable cham-

8 oH ,.» Pionship, particularly for me since LOCKE tied for third in the '47 it was my first Open. It was also!

Open which went to Lew Wor- p,p, jones first, Likewise Gene

sham, an outsider, after a Play garazen. Ditto Johnny Farrell. off with Sam Snead. In '48 he was All three were later to win it. (fourth with 282, back of Ben Hogan (276), Jimmy Demaret

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That was the year Hogan crackad Harry Vardon gave the tournathe record by five shots to score ment an added touch. This was to for the first time. prove the old master's last stand Only the winner goes to din- a5 a dominant internationalist. ner, as they say around the As it was, Varden finished only track, but Locke was danger- one shot back of his compatriot, ous all the way and prior to his tied with Leo Digel (another first debut in the Open he had firmly line starter), Jock Hutchison and

established his class. He took Snead over 10 out of 14, touring abroad and spotted Hogan five shots to beat him easily in a Philadelphia cash prize test. Old Muffin Face has the equip- . s you of MacDonns Bob Jones the way THE golfing fathers, in an exhe dips his left knee on the swing traordinary burst of imagination which is loose, seemingly effort- —for them—paired Vardon with

Jones, the graying virtuoso and A {less, yet compactly controlled. the peach f d prodigy.

The drama inherent in the pairing was not fully sensed at. the Locke Eyes U. S. time. It wasn't to be long be-

{fore historians would be compar1 Golf Treasury ling the relative skills of the two

was the best of all the invaders. He won in 1900, tied in 1913 and again in 1920. It could have been three wins. Often the mere turn of a single putt is the difference. ” =u nn

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Jones finished four shots back of the winner despite a 78 start

By United Press . and a 77 finish. His third round, NEW ROCHELLE, N. Y., June {sub par-70 was the best the day

7—Bobby Locke's new assault on eveloped. Vardon had 74. 73 the American golf treasury began and 71 before his game blew up | today in the Spesing round of hel, lightning flashes and ex$15,000 Round Robin go \plosive thunder to give him" an ment. |excusable 78 for the last 18. At Locke won this weird tourra- /the time he was on his way to ment in 1949 but didn’t play last a 72. A 78 would have won. year. He's the par-busting South Pil EN

African who Was banned from: y,gpoN was still the greatest name in golf. He was dour

play in the U. S. by the PGA sup-| posedly for failing to keep a golfing engagement but actually, ac- just 18, was properly impressed.

| cording to the clubhouse whispers, Maybe a bit terrified, too. One of |

because he wasn't very popular his favorite stories has to do with | among his rivals. [this “round. » = » BEKNICKERED Bobby ruled |

the favorite -s the 16 select pros |you ever see a worse golf shot,

an His rivals were Herman Barron, Mr. Vardon’

{Jimmy Demaret, Chick Harbert,|

a, Chandler Harper Ea Mel for the day. Im Gaon ea Thy. Dal ner best British golfer since Vardon’'s

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eight, 162-pound Ft. Worth, Tex. ‘Idous T-shots and his bristling! long-poke has loved his liveli-| Putting. hood ever since he was 12, | John, 13 pounds lighter and de- Thomas Mahaffey Jr., H. Gene

Charles M. Mattingly,! in the arms and chest, but bulg-| five birdies on-the tenth through rowell H. Stormont. Burford M.! ing at the wallet. Three exhibi-|the 14th holes and came in even Cadle, Elijah B. Martindale, W,

By JIMMIE ANGELOPOLOUS Times Sports Writer

LOGANSPORT, Ind, June

for: 71,

Beltin’ Ben Hogan left the warm memories of a friendly

troit this morning and made © ready for his last tourney stop of the summer, the National Open in Birmingham, Mich., outside the Motor City. No, the mighty one isn't slowing down. Ben loves

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BANTAM BEN—Golf is gclf

Angie

David and Charles Harter, the Affable John was never better)

The slightly - built, five - feet, "8" and “ah-ing” at his tremen- |, ter,

Now he’s 38, not too muscular termined, racked up a row of Emery,

tions 3 week sprinkled heavily par the rest of the way for a'Taylor

through the year makes the blistering 30 five under. J. Paul Brown, Richard L. Flannigreenback garden grow. When John was Big Ten champ gan, Thomas Madden, Cecil W. Yard Hammock But yesterday Bantam Ben had at Purdue a dozen years ago, he Weathers. a tough row to hoe. scorched this same course, but the Spe With Stand

Hogan couldn't have won his gallery saw history made yester. Roadsters will Roar Jack Burke for second. Vardon/Master's crown with yesterday's day. John's five-under-30 was . \play. But the likeable Hogan's modern course record for the pres- - At Funk's Speedway

three-under 68 wasn't wanting in'ent Jayout, but still one-short of

his 1%-hole exhibition. i ithe old course. | WINCHESTER, June 7 — The ogan spent most of the after-| John missed measly putts on roadsters will roar at Funk's ‘four and five for bogey fives on {Speedway Sunday afternoon. Mu- PLAY EQUIPMENT the first nine, but he was a cham- tual Racing Association pilots are, pion amateur on the second trip. slated to whiz around the half- , Steel Slides. ... {He hit a shortie on 10, a. 20-footer mile course in a six-event pro-

noon going for birdie putts—from four to 25 feet out-—but they just hung on the lip- of the cup or rimmed the top to trickle out.

Not even the hard-to-handle on 11, an eight-footer on 12, a 15- gram.

crowd of 3000 could get Hogan's foot, down-hill slider on 13 and a First goat. The gracious Hogan kept 10-footef on 14. 12:30. Time trials will be held at! E M-

driving away, approzching with! a champion’s finesse with his iron game and was just as pleased

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He had hit a very poor wood | | shot. Apologetically, he said, “Did

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| master, | Jim Ferrier, Cary Middletosf, Al This was the extent of their

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{Open.. But Locke is back for a! Sunday, ole third stand. And it would be a| mistake to sell Old Muffin Face Solunar Tables short. PM (P. 8. There was a report today! . Today pg’ Maser Miner Matell Locke would confine his play to| | Tomorrow 338 02s 143 the Goodall Round Robin here {Sunday .. is }):08 3:35! this week end but the USGA con-| NH aesday gs S08 11:30 si firms his entry in the Open and | dna @3 12.45 0:3 says he'll play.)

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=] . : . . or Zr “Goliath Smiles Before David Hoosier Pitchers To Open | | The Hoosler Capital Horseshoe of the American . by two strokes coming back, Ho- Pitchers’ Association will open its ers’ Asso : gan finally sinking his first nice season tonight in Brookside Park, "PONS putt of eight feet for the first of {The Capital trial con two birdies on the second round.! Campbell, the former Logansport amateur champ, had 38-37

On No 7, David out-drove Ho-|

inounced today. The two-day golf and social

{will commemorate the 60th anni-| |versary of the Country Club, state PGA . champion, setback OP the second time around over “yp Wright is chairman of the Hogan and Keith Campbell, of| ihe nine-hole course. After get-| {Derby and has on his committee Monticello, 6 and 4, playing out|ting a 37--one over par—going y.iin 1 Brosnan, Johh E. Resor, the full 18 holes. jout, David had the crowd “oh-\y i; 'y "Hobson, Glenn W. Car-

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another hole. IR. C. Kidd, president; Denzil | Throckmorton, secretary and Mrs. |

30 yards from the tee. | Mary Alford, president of the Before the match, Hogan gave women's section,

a 30-minute lecture and demon- | stration. And as if by a premo-!g nition, he didn’t talk about one of | the things that made him famous -putting

Committee for Ic 124th Derby Named

: Committee members for the golf too much-- even when the short ones rim 24th annual Derby at the Indianeven when he the cup. fapolis Country Club were anmisses 13 putts in 18 holes and a David slays golfing’s Goliath, that Big John David, one of In-

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