Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 July 1951 — Page 12

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Lint on Mound

Bs © 'By BILL EGGERT iy The Indianapolis Indians shoot off their own firewo

tonight in their bid to overtake their upstairs neighbors,|

the Louisville Colonels, at Victory Field.

"As the Redskins returned today from their western |

trip where they won six and lost six, they found they were one position better than when they left June 17 but one

» ” » game farther pehind. It was! a : ‘seven then. s eight now , AB RH RSI Pet fomviier co. 8 00 0 0 seat r, Beard Ba 4.3.3 3.98.8 The’ 500 read record came me i. ..3 3 3 1 8 0 about last night with an 8 to 3 Dillessendro. if... 4 1 2348 victory in Kansas City ds Lefty rernsndes. 3» osgld 2 1 0 o'e Frank Papish went the distance Mansan. c .....i.4 § 0 13 1 8 whiffing 12 Blues for his fourth papisn, » .....0. 0" ANGE Ee , i Victory against three losses. |, 5 30 Fs ij} A Lint Hurls Tonight { KANSAS CITY “Tonight, Manager Don Gutter- yrcignd. es ....... $240 8 BI Pot “‘fdge will call upon his ace lefty, Bolles. 1b .. ‘400m 0 Royce Lint, to shoot the works! Zhomas rt . 333 v2.8 Carey, 3b .. +53 03 } 4 64 The Louisville - Indianapolis |Sesrist, if .. 30030" doubleheader tomorrow at Vie- [Fertil 500005 6 0 0 0 olf tory Field will get under way Logue. » ..... pene 000000 at 6:30 p. m. with a nine-inning [Soma ooersnrnee] 9:32 0.8 game. The fireworks display is a Fi mn a scheduled between games be- | Totals .. 3.3 9200 1 fore the seven-inning Game. toawmuseis or 3h ha rd

Ted Sullivan, Tribe business [Rana SHE in % 000 010 preg) i uns Batte ee erson, Fernandez, Dal- | manager, said the Program. |y.,.. aro 4 Cole. Platt, Cerv, Courtney. would include a patriotic talk ang. ny Base Rite-Catey. Dalles- | >. , sandro ree-Base it—Beard Home by Val N illiams, Indlana (oo, "0, 0andro. Cole, Markiand. Dous| Junior Chamber of Commerce bie Piays—Cole to Merson to Stevens,’ president; mass singing of “The Markiand to Cope to Bollwes. Left on Star Spangled Banner” and mass recitation of the oath of

| Bases—Indianapolis 4 Kansas Clty Bases on Balls—Papish 7. Landeck allegiance to the flag.

Strike Outs-—Papish 12, Landeck 5. Lorue 1, Melignano 1. Hits off Landeck, 8 i= 3 Logue 1 in ?5 Melignano 1 in 1. Piteher—Landeck. Umpires—Higks, Padden and O'Connor. Time--2:00. Attendance! 2532 (paid), 2146 (women),

at the fifth-place Colonels, who are a game and a half in front of

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"By STEVE SNIDER United Press Sports Writer

OAKMONT, Pa., July 3—! Sam Snead again battered par on the front nine today and gained a. five up lead on Walter Burkemo of Franklin,

of their 36-hole match for thej; PGA golf championship. Snead, shooting for his third PGA title, shot a three-under-par 34 on the first nine holes. Burkemo had a 41. The veteran West Virgiuia slammer started with a rush, shooting an eagle three on the 483-yard first hole. Rurkemo birdied the hole, but Snead holed out a 45-foot chip shot to win it.

HAIL 10 LOSERS—Everybody loves a winner, well, olvott everybody. Times Photographer

Reach Green

| On the second, both reached ithe green in two. Burkemo three, iputted from 40 feet while Snead. | whose second was only 15 feet|

Bill Oates dissents. He thinks the losers should get a break. That's why he snapped two losers in from the pin. got down easily In the opening round of the City Tennis Tournament at Fall Creek’ yesterday. Mary Lengewarih (left) |

earned her place in 13.1 (right), fourth-seeded,

hotographic history by losing to Elaine Tiemann, 6-1, 6-3. Carolyn Madden was defeated by Mary Longworth's sister, Susan, 6-4, 3.6, 6-4, in a big upset.

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City Net Meet Continues Without Two Favorites

two putts for par four. They halved the third in’ par four, Snead missing an attempt for a birdie from six feet. Running his chip shot within four feet of the pin, Snead went three up on the fourth with a |birdie four. He blasted ;out of a trap and into the cup to win {the fifth and went five up at the sixth when Burkemo drove into a trap and blasted over the green with his recovery.

Halve Seventh

They halved the seventh in par and the eighth in bogeys when

Paul Burkemo hit a trap and Snead considering what they had to

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two-putted from 10 feet. Burkemo, hitting his second | into a trap at the ninth, gained a half on the .hole when Snead] missed a two-footer. They turned! into the back nine with Snead | leading, five up.

Publinx Meet | Pairings. Set

Pairings for the state public links tournament at the Coffin] golf course tomorrow were announced today by the Indianapolis Golf Association. Chuck Hess of Coffin will be defending his title,

in thé one-day meet. The -pair-

the Redskins. Lint has a 6-2 Tribe at Bat F. Is have be alo 0 23 4 B00 gia Wimbledon 3 e Colonels have en a p {Am fangan *oaaesry 183 3 . fz 2 The City Tennis Tournament Joba DeVoe, default; Kenny Jones de“dn th k all to th of feated Gene Tardy, default: Andy Blcket e¢ neck all season to the In- gran i a ene Tardy alin ....... 320 32 64 54 3 ‘continued today at Fall Creek. A g4.¢ i 2 60 _ dians, winning 10 of 13 games. {ohne Merson 2% 3 8 41 2 defeated Ben Harlan 6-2. . Art Linne » anny Fernandes A 3 | full day's activity was scheduled, defeated Bob Shearon 6-3, 6-4; Stan Mal-| Bince the last series, however, the Harry Fisher . «ANT yg ith the first ‘oh £9 a m, 10s defeated Bob LeComnte 6-1. 1-8, .6-3; | i Colonels have lost their No 1 Br allessands or ul a a $2 i |W the first matches a ry John Rumpell defeated William De Mer " . i ro § i 3, G-8. 6-3; t eated southpaw, Leo Kiely, who has Earl Turner 0. {ip il 30 i3 363 | - Yesterday's play found two oS Beier 6.1. 6-4: Eusene Smalley debeen recalled by the parent Bos- Dick Cols ge 24 Br Called Pros seeded players taking leave of ji "5 iy “Bradshaw 6-2. 6-3: ton Red Sox. Louisville, also, has|¥bitey Piatt ...... 38 5 4 3 23! WIMBLEDON, England, July 3 the tournament in upsets. Bill Ditsenverger defeated Jack Wilton &2, a handy habit of winning more| iy Pearpart ...- 08 11-11 1 23 Defending Champion Louise Dankert, fourth-seeded in the jun- 8-6: Bob Martin Cott ed ineman ames on the road th th Two-Base Hits Merson u Dallessandro| Brough of Beverly Hills, Cal. ior singles, was eliminated by Ben karabell. default: Bob Bastian defeated R e I an at home.| 13, Fernandes 13. Btevens 12, Kalin 11. , : a 0 Harry Brinkerhoff 6-2, 6-1; Rolland Le- ' The Colonels are playing slightly| Mangan 5. Saffell 4 McCall 3. Turner 3 reached the women's singles semi- Harlan, 6-2, 6-4. And Carolyn Haury Brnkerhol ne Turnipsted 8-3, 7-9. better than .500 on the road Piatt ae : her. 1 3 Beata 3 Peters 3 {finals of the Wimbledon tennis] Madden, fourth-seeded in the s.4; Murray Duberger defeated Charles Whila (hey have won 16 and lost Tises-gade Hiis—_sigeans 1, Mangan § tournament today by defeating|women's singles, lost to Susan fr SUNG G03 Bil mover deteated, 19 at home, MeCail 1 Sole 1 Turner bh “baliegsanidro 1 i K ay Tuckey of England, 5-7, 6-1, Longworth, 6-4, 3-6, 6-4. Sam Sirois 6-1. 6- 1: Joe Hawkins defeated | s—Fernandes 13, Kall / ‘a , : «1 ~ The Indians’ héme record is 17 pelisssandro 8 Mansan © Stevens 5: 18-3. Today's schedule: Ramite Dia dd 25 ob Clxde akary won, 18 lost for .486 while the (irae 4 Pisher Cole 2 The United States was assured| 2 P M.—Ralph Burns vs. Al Hunter; . Vvoad Tia 244 aft e the Sin, 2, pid 1 Beard 1, Pa tah § lof an. all-Apferican women's! ful Bastian ve. Eugene Smalley. WOMEN'S SINGLES Florence Cartlidee 0 r Tr acrifice s—PFernandes 2, y astian vs yman Coms feated Billie lingm 6-1, 6-4; V tori aod 0 ¢ after 18 vie- 2, Chambers 1, McC sll 1. Merson i |semifinal when Shirley Fry of | FP M.Bob Martin vs John Killin. ar BAgnit 2- 4, 8-4; Susen ories and 20 defeats. | Krner « Dallessandro 1, Papish 1, 8t R10 | ene oe re oP —————— 4 . 330 PM John Rumpell v4 Stan Mai: Longsworth defeated Carolyn Madden ’ 0 5” od jiees Paul 2 or VU ‘eda 3-6. 68-4; Louanna Early defeated ml Little Dom Dailessandr wa 2 Lien Bases Saffell 10, Beard 3, Kalin! “00 P. M.--Paul Ditzenzerger vs, Clvde d Bil the big gun again. for-the Red- !: Fernandes 1. ' Boom | Akard. : i 2 Stewart 7-5, 8-6: Rosemary Frazer . | i 4:30 P. M —Andy Bicket vs. Kenny feated Barbara Smit 4. nel skins last.night. His double and : om ith 6-4. 6-2; NI ; sixth home run was good f t dianapolis bounced back with, WIMBLEDON, England, ned. BM Lm Bevery. sos Hewkits Temanh defeated Mery Longcworth 6-1, g or our’ three runs in the sixtn as Dal-| July 3 (UP)—Towering Pat Stewart vs Florence Cartiidge Ja yuna. - 530 P. M.-Billie Clingman. vs Anne' JR. SINGLES—John Hironimus defeated Steve Still + lessandro, swinging in the clean- Ernst Buchholz of Germany Esterbrook. Murray Duberger vs, Bob Ronnie Roberts 6-3, 6-0; John De’ Voe evens Hitting up ‘position, ‘'untdavelsd a 370-foot! hit 2 serve So hard in a [McBianey. orth ve Vers Jffeated John Rumpell 8-3. 6.3. Meanwhile Ed Stevens, Tribe home run with Johnny Merson Wimbledon doubles match {Welt Louanna Early vs Rosemar ¥ Prac Milian defeated Bill Dankort 6-2. 8-4 Ben first sacker, got two singles to and Platt on the basepaths. yesterday that he knocked mailer. aie Yieani bg Te BOYS' SINGLES-<Charles Mescall deextend his hitting streak to 17 Three more runs in the sev- the net down. Combs= feated Bob Kelly 8-6. 6-1. Jack Almond |

consecutive games, longest any -player this season in : association. Ted Beard’s triple and singles! by Whitey Piatt; Stevens

Ly enth, including Shortstop Dick tne Cole's roundtripper, put the Red-! {skins out of danger. ™ Kansas City Shortstop Gene

.and Markland unfoaded his ninth]

Fernandez got the Tribe off to a'home run for the Blues in the (Pont of

two-run lead in the first Inning eighth frame, It was the 13th with the Blues. home run the Blues have had this

fifth put the Blues even but In- ing.

the U. 8S. of all four berths in ) To . qualifying round in sunny wea- 'R) Hal Mason ‘RB. Yat McDowell Sitting Pretty [Thursday's semifinals. champion, stil Ted early qualifi- nan ying 100 players with the Hoy Rl vaiter Kan sb. : Carl Brooks In the third round of men's ers for the British Open Golf agi stores will begin the cham- 8 sa.1-47—Raiph inlein (Ci. Tony For Darlin ton’ Ss 9 50-Mier doubles, Straight Clark, Pasa- Championship ‘with a 139 for two pionship proper tomorrow, prisie (AL Chic Hom (€), Buick Hav y 4 dena, Cal, and -Hal Burrows, rounds. But Locke's new course; Meanwhile, the usually calm 835-1 54—Amold Kockier (ERI. Ao r Tr cOT RT fo a 1 C i via 1] i “ > Times’ Special I“s00' Betienhausen led the eid ChAT Iottesville, Va .. were elimi- record of 67 for one round did British bristled with indignation Sullivan Rd Bob Crock. 25. Wavas MontDARLINGTON, 8. C.. July 3—'in the 100-mile at Milwaukee and nated by Gianni Cecelli and Mar-| not last. at the “no show Americans after (or 8G). Herb Dietz ~ i8G,, Clayton Johnny McDowell has the inside the 100- miler at Langhorne cello del Bello, Italy, 6-4, 7-5, England's Jack Hargreaves Australian Norman Von Nida andNichois 180)... .wB' Wiliow Brook track to win the 250-mile Amer- Speedway. 16-14. = bettered Locke's 67 by one stroke Thomas Haliburton took honors Rare Rus: sin Bre 88 ican "Automobile Association BIE | jonnny McDowell Santa Monica Jene Garrett, San Diego, Cal, with a seven-under par 66 for a in the opening round yesterday as gouth Bend ’ v car race here tomorrow, The Cal Fullerfon Special. 112.761 "and Mrs. John Hibbert, England, total of 142, five U. 8. entries failed to appear. " —— veteran Santa Monica, Cal, pilot , 2, Stel Ores. Houston. Tex. John defeated Murray Deloford, Eng-| Arthur Lees of England moved 3 Fielder's a Pitcher will be sitting on the pole. 3. Duane Carter. Culver City. cal, land. and Arvilla McGuire, Pled- into second place with a 140 with Rhode Island ‘Brainy’ Dick Fielder, in complet McDowell qualified the Hart- Clkner Special, 111.940 hil mont, Cal. 8-6, 7-5, to reach the!about half the field still playing. KINGSTON, July 3 (UP) ge on hein dian o he : ot Fullerton Special yesterday at Federal Eng. Boecial altos +: Y- mixed doubles quarter-finals. The leading American entry, Eddie (The "Brain) Doherty, o tein ftch wi a Hd 112.761 mph. His speed for the g, Rpecial 111062 Fresno, Cal, Central, Gardnar Mulloy and Dick Savitt Art Clark, Huntington, W. Va., one of the nation’s top young grid last ht as ny i Same mile and one-quarter banked offender Davies Van Nuys. Cal. Parks entered the men’s singles semi- shot a seven-over-par 77 to give coaches while at Arizona State Evansville 5 %o 0. in the Three. ashphalt track was almost one Yoo James. Van Nuys, Cal. finals with a 6-2, 6-1, 6-4 victory him a 148 for the two rounds. Sgt. Teachers College at Tempe, today Ee yt ) mile an hour slower than the ™ tes Special, ciALa88 tes Ananles Cap OVE Brendan Macken and Lorne Charles Rotar of Canton, O., also was named football coach at the Bus. track record. Sarafolt Special 11) a... beats. Gal Main of Canada. played this morning and added a University o of Rhode 1 Island. Each driver here is allowed Grant special tiiiit oo .

three laps to qualify. McDowell made it on his third after experi-

Hinkle Special 111.111, 11. - Carl Scarborough qlerkston Mich McNamara Special. 111.111

encing a bad spin on his first run. ME i Indianapolis. Morris 3 Spec His third and fastest lap was run’ jy; “Tony Bettenhausen. Tinley Park off in late afternoon. Ba Betnge: Boogie! onl on. Cal, Blue The battle of the bumps WAS Crown Special 11088 _"°., o slated today. Twenty-five driv- any Special ese Relleville., IH. Ba: 2 ” - Jack MeGrath Glendals, Cal ers of the 42 entered have qual mx ea a UL © ified. Rut only 28 places are open 1. Bl Schindler Freeport N.Y py 3 v pC 0 in the starting field.” That enis chal "Ren" Erler eA 5. Yiiss pe av’ T Cf 8 CO cial, 4 that today's 17 candidates cou 19. Mike Nazaruk Kast Meadow, N.Y. bring shivers to the spines of robbins Special 110024 : - 1 yesterday's slowest 17. Specialy 110.034: Indianepelts. leding Johnnie Parsons, winner of the 21 x Easton. Springfield, Ii, Shahean Specigl 108 489 first big car race here last De-| 23 Carl Forverg. Detroit. Auta Chip . op slg 3B Special, 109.323 cember and holder of the track! ‘1 reddet (1 ¢ ya Albany, Cal time trial record of 113.646, could Brady 3 eclal, Po van ‘Nuys. Cal ’ 0 ons NL ' i do no better than 24th in yester- Wynne 8 pecial, logy Nn, a : i Ye er yard, Los ngeles, Cal day's qualifying. Parsons is driv- S% Se Loe edi

ing the Wynn Friction proofing - Special. : Tony Betternhausen, Tinley Valpo Signs Suesens,

Park, Ill, hoped today that the Ex-Pro Cage Coach “Cinderella” car of the season, the Belanger Special, wouldn't’ VALPARAISO, Ind, July 3 stumble over the 13 jinx. Betten- (UP) Kenneth G. Suesens bausen qualified the Belanger Plaver-coach with the Sheboygan 13th yesterday at 110.837 mph, of the National Professional BRasIt's the same car in which Lee ketball League, was named basWallard rode to victory in the ketball coach at Valparaiso Uni1051 500-Mile Race at Indianap- versity today. polis. Wallard {3 now recuperat-, Dr. O. P. Kretzman, president, Ing from buns suffered in an- said Suesens replaces Wilbur N. other race. > Allen who resigned to take a Thus far this season the Rel- coaching job at Rock Island anger car has heen out three (111). High School. Suesens is a times and a winner three times former University of Iqwa basAfter Wallard's victory in the ketball star.

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against Beverly Baker of Santa Sing! o {Monica, Cal, ngle markers in the third and season against Indianapolis piteh-| Coral G {Chaffee of Ventura, Cal, {women's quarter-finals,

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PECTS VESTERDAY 6-0;

{Akron, Q., eliminated Mrs Jean MEN'S SINGLES—Ralph Burns defeated McDonald Walker-Smith . of England, 8-6, Paul Coen. fi 0. 8-1: Al Hunter ~detestad J Haves defeat ed “CITY Fisher 8-3, os 2. 64, in ABN x a v i ms “““Locke Leads British Ae Margaret Osborne oc ea % | iS

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Open Qualifiers With 139

76 to his first round score of Northern Ireland, for 151.

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ings: 7:30-12:30—Beriny Bodine (C!, A. R. Wells (WB), Bob Stanfield (PR), Harold Bock

Stepanek (WH). Wi nm Dick Crist /R) 7:44-12:44—Charles Ireland (Ry. Paul Lindaburg (Ri, Jean .Batteral (C! {T51-12:51==Rohert McGuire: “8G), Don Murphy (8G), Steplien Farkas (Cy. 7:58-12:58—Jaek Pfeiffer PR), Charles Tac Reon (R), Bill Woods (BG) Ted Draper]

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By JIM HEYROCK _ TWENTY.- FOUR FELLOW competitors rushed to congratulate the state amateur golf tournament medalist. He had turned in a magnificent score of 45-50—95. He picked up his hickory-shafted clubs and headed for the’ clubhouse. This young fellow was going to be hard to beat in match play starting the next day. In his qualifying round,

this player had sent his boom- title, Dick tried the rugged liting drives down the fairways, tle Anderson course just for size

some of them going more last week and roundéd it in 70,

| two under par. than 100 yards. The 36-hole qualifying will be

It was the first state amateur iyonday and Tuesday with two t “the|ounds of match play on WednesAug. 11, 1900 and scene of 5/da y, the 64 low qualifiers in the big event was the old Indianapolis] \championship flight. Two rounds Country Club. The man who fired | will pe played on Thursday, the that rousing qualifying round Was|36-nole semifinal on Friday and Frnest H. Burford of Indianap-ithe 36-hole final on Saturday. olis. . Behind Mr. Burford was C. 4 MRS. WALTER BRANT will {Bement of Terre Haute, carding | serve as chairman of the Hills 51-48—99. {Hoe Down, women’s golf day at With due respect to the golf {Meridian Hills Country Club July ames of Mr. Burford and Mr. 27. Mrs. J. I. Cummings will Pals those scores would [serve as co-chairman. A total of hardly land a player in the 120 players will participate in the third flight of the 51st annual best ball event.

state amateur tourney opening : oom next Monday at the .Country WOODSTOCK COUNTRY Club Club in Anderson. ‘is sponsoring an invitational twoball tournament July 13. Chair-

John David, the Indianapolis Goliath of the drive and three- man of the women’s all-day event is Mrs. Don Alexander.

times winner of the state title, ‘set a record at Meridian Hills #8 = in 1948 ‘when he won medalist; LAKE SHORE County Club is 'honors with 138 for the 36 holes. Staging a mixed two- ball four{That was some 27 strokes better Some tomorrow as their July 4 celebration. - Mrs. ‘Harold Ruschaupt is chairman. Heading the buffet following the golf play are Mr, and Mrs. Frank Davis.

fired by Mr. Burford. Nothing can be taken from those early golfing pioneers, how-

8, | ” ” n ever. Their rounds were fine one ART LONDE, men's golfing

committee chairman at Broadmoor Country Club, has - anannounced the Broadmoor Jamboree stag will be held Aug. 8.

{work with. Théy used gutta percha balls and smacked them with clubs that were made by the professional golfers. The pros would spend all winter fashioning, clubs usually hickory shafts Sometimes, hickory also was used for the heads but they seemed to split easier. Cracking one of the gutta percha balls was like hitting a {clump . of solid rock. And there |were very few players with more than five clubs in a bag, a driver, Jr. already have committed thembrassie, mashie niblick and putter. selves to participation in the 1951 But from that point "on golf Ft. Wayne tournament. began te advance steadily. The Jurke, considered the most outgolf ball with the wound center standing of aM the younger proand the rubber covering was de- fessionals, did not participate a veloped about 1902 and today, if year ago, but ‘the other three are a golfer doesn't: have at téast a’ fepeaters. Oliver finished second. dozen matched clubs in his bag, to Mangrum, while .Middlecoff he isn’t a tournament player. was’ the first-day leader and ultiTo get back to our story of ‘mately tied for fifth place. : that . first state tournament, | AR neither Mr. Burford or Mr. | MORE THAN 175 have entered Bement won. The winner was a Terre Haute golfer, Harry IL Miller, a Pennsylvania railroad superintendent. Mr. Miller defeated H. H. Howland of Indianapolis in the semifinals. Next week, 30 vears and 11 months after that first tourney, 20-year-old Bob Myers will defend

= = = - FOUR OF professional golfdom's brightest stars are among the early entries for the second annual $15,000 Ft. Wayne Open Golf Tournament, scheduled at the Ft. Wayne Elks Country Club Aug. 22-26. Lloyd Mangrum, who won the 1950 Ft. Wayne event; Cary Middlecoff, the golfing dentist; Ed (Porky) Oliver. and Jack Burke

at . Speedway tomorrow. Links Pro Chuck Garringer is still taking entries, however, “ Meanwhile, the clubhouse crew was toasting John Toth and John Williams today. The John’s beat Jack Demarco and Fred Mitchell in the Scotch two-ball playoff the other day. The winners won

his title. Bob, the handsome on the first hole with a par four blond, former Dartmouth basket- after tying at 18 two weeks back. ball star, won the crown last year, 2H 8

THE BOYS here at The Times will be going after printers Windy Nave and Phil Allio with golf clubs instead of corrected proofs come Sunday. It's the annual spring inter-plant tourney at Speedway. More than 40 are entered. Windy holds the spring title; AHio the fall diadem.

only two weeks after he became a Hoosier. But he will have close to 300 golfers snapping at his title. That's a far cry from the 25 entrants that first tourney had. * One of Myers’ hottest rivals, Dick Perk, who lost 1 up in the finals at Highland last year, is out of the Army and eyeing the

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