Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 August 1951 — Page 14

Singles Tit Louanna Early will be the only defending champion competing as the Indiana State Open tennis tournament opens today at the Broadmoor Country Club, Miss Barly won the women's singles State Open championship in 1949. Dale Lewis, pro at the Riviera Club and tennis coich at Indiana University who took men’s honors with Miss Early in the 1949 is not entered in this year's tourney. The Open, sponsored by the United States Lawn Tennis Asso-

ciation, is an every-other-year af- =

fair alternating with the Western Open. Last year in the Western Open Herbie Flam beat Tony Trabert in the finals at the Woodstock Country Club. The top seeded entry for the men’s singles, with the absence of Lewis is Ralph Burns, threetime winner of the men’s city title. Art Linne, Clyde Akard, Murray Dulberger, Kenny Jones, Bill,~ Boyer, Stan Malless and Bob Bastian follow Burns in the seeded tables. Pat Stewart, women’s city title for the last]

two years will not participate inf,

this year’s Open. Miss Stewart!

East. Entries for the men's doubles tournament that starts Tuesday! will close tonight.

OPENING SINGLES MATCHES

1 P.M. Betty Mathews vs Busan Lon worth: Ralph Burns vs Herb Adler: Otey v8 Lyman Combs; vs Eugene Smalley. 2:00-—Barbara Smith vs Mary worth: Bastian vs Charles Karabe vs Morton Tavel

Stan Malless vs Sam Sirois; Bill ; Clyde Akard |

3:00-Kenh Jones vs Dick Elliott: Compbell Gillespie vs Dan Morse: Linne vs Dick Kiser;

va Jim QGatner 4:00--Bob Bastian vs Richard Atkinson: Murray Dulberger vs Bob Parrett: Andy Bicket vs Ray Hacker: Bill Boyer vs Harry Brinkerhof! 5:00--Bob Martin vss Kent Cullen. 6:00 Ralph Linder vs Charles Raub.

NEAT .NETTER — Lduanna

Boring Captures who has held the Sp eedrome Race

pea Boring flashed across e Sigiah line in 8:10:51 to win stuffed fish? Next time you bring {the 25-lap feature hardtop race some home slip this to the wife. is entered in a tournament in the ,¢ the Sad last right. But! p |Jesse Plummer was right on his tall,

Plummer, who earlier

Solunar Tables

AM P.M - -. inor Majo inor American Association— .., 10% "44% M5 M4 Tomorrow 1:30 1:30 1:50 &: | Tuesday g 2:25 8:50 3:00 9: {Wednesday ,..... 3:30 9:50 4:06 10: | Thursday 4:30 10:50 5.50 11: | Priday 5:25 11:50 8:00 Saturday 6:20 12:05 6:50 12:45 Sunday 7:10 12:58 7:40

In Hitter 8-1

Continued From Page 11

National League—

Lanier Yields 2 Hits, Blanks Reds

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Early hopes to follow through in defense of her singles title today. She's the only defending champ in the Indiana Open tennis tournament starting today at Broadmoor.

in the evening had won the second heat] ets [race and the trophy dash was Earl gunning for his third win of the Rolland Leverens | ievening. Ed Manuel finished thir Longs- in the feature. Other heat winners were Doug Noble, Cullen Bow, Art phress and Ed Bennett.

Kenny HumIn the Richmond Bastian forth heat, Gene Gill turned over

in the south curve after blowin a tire and hitting the guard rail, ingredients for dressing and stuff

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Fishing Around—

Rod's

are lucky enough to know that they are fun to go after. { The bullhead has been the “first| fish” for many an angler in short | pants. By other names the bullhead is known as the black catfish, brown catfish, the bullpout catfish, the whiskerface and over east the Schuylkill catfish. And in the Schuylkill over near Philly is where I've caught ‘em. There is no record available on the average bullhead but they run about a half a pound. Some have! been take up to four pounds.

The flavor of the bullhead is wonderful except when taken in unclean waters. Anytime #bullhead is taken on a lure it is an accident. They go for worms, crawfish, and they are sure fire suckers for stink bait, I've got a recipe for stink bait that is wonderful, but it would turn your stomach if I print it here, If you want the formula drop me a penny postcard and I'll send it to you. » - ~

DID ‘you ever

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CHIP STUFFED FISH

N cup finely crumbled potato chips. 1 cup day-old bread (freshly {erumbled. : 14 cup melted butter or mar-

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14 teaspoon salt. 2 tbsp. lemon juice. 14 cup chopped parsley. 13 cup chopped dill pickle. Rub inside and outside of cleaned boned fish with salt. Mix

fish. Close the opening with {toothpicks laced with string 2 or thread. Cut several gashes in side of fish to prevent skin from 5 curling. 3 Place in a baking dish in 5505 degree oven for 15 minutes. Re- — duce to 425 degrees for 30 minutes more. Serve right hot with

base. Gill Dickens walked to start the ninth. Continued From Page victory and his first complete : f leagues when Toledy Minneapolis icked him off first base .{Bame iu the major : AB ROQ Sg AB H O I Se mn the Cubs routed Vernon Law with Bilin : 8.0 8 alle’ 3 9 3 : Kluszewski, former Indiana. {ith 2 0 run rally mn the elgpth mpbell.1b 4 ofman, . * nning o e curtain raiser. Sullivan,sf 4 2 0 0 Bheridan.rf 3 0 1 0 University grid star, got his first g Mavis. 2b 4 2 4 3 Gilbert,1b 4 0 9 2 : | FIRST GAME Lund, if 5 0 1 0 Katt.lb ooo osingle in the third inning but Pittsburgh Chicare toys 123 2 ucdello dh 2 8 0 3 after one out Ramsdell hit into a AB H O A ABH O A Facer 1783 Kropt.c i103 4|double play. Kluszewski also iEnesd 1,7 3 13403 aa 0 0 g 1{singled in the =ixth inning and Bell:f - 4 1 1 OBmhoitaet 4 3 1 0 or : . y ner, } 1 Sauer. Que 3 2 } ilwhen Center Fielder Wally West- Hwrtoncf 4 0 3 0. m3 401 0 Fnovehp ‘ 8 0 0 4'lake permitted the ball to get Sircdng - 1343 3.3.34 Howell = 120° %through him, the Reds’ first Murtshdd 30 2 IR 3 03 niolate 35.11 2112 Totals - 38137 Wigacker pulled up at second base. 9 0.2.0 . : o Howell grounded out’ for Panovich tn Then again with one out, Rams= {aU ya Toleda 01 200 ooo a dell hit into another double play. } get Mi 000 010 000 1 The Cardinals concentrated ral RPT Pr Y - y Totals } 24 16 010371 1 Sullivan Mavis 3. Con-|LDEIr attack againd® Willard Ree singlgd for Mu seventh Gritfin, Osar. Runs batted in—|Ramsdell in the six Inning and it] 8Saftell fouled it tor Bas all tn Linth. Barns M An 2, i \ y= Yay Garagiola sro e out [or tks i ale, Mavis. “Lund ph Sittin, For | was Lanier who started the rally nmin cor SoU : ! plavs_Fox to Rufer lo Gilbert, Gilbert with a single. Pittsburgh 00 820 i i « u ibe 5 » r ( 2 ledo 9, Minneapolis 8. Base on balls off Cincinnati St. Louis c Cage Bell. Runs " Fortack SBIR 5 Jaliovle R : . ABHK O AB H O Algon, McCullough its off -—Fox 2 in 133 innings; er Ini gatton3d 3 0 S85 4°13 varretta scored 8's innines Fanovich 2 in 2 innings. pyan 2p 0 st:;2b 4 2 3 Tint \D double Hi I « by—PFoytack, Sokol. Um- rl 0 1 093 ote Fr pires King Hicks Briscese Losing ( + \ 811 3 dxth when Baun Fox Tim 3 8 } 0 ) Jones, 1b + 011 2 play, Two-Hase eal { 1 0 1 0 West f 413 0 Kun Stallcup.ss 3 0 2 3 H 1 3 3 sKluzwsk,1b 3 211 © Jolt gS } Saints Bop Birds, unit i bi » 10 Ramsdell,p 2 0 0 2 Lanier. 23

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ST. PAUL, Aug. 11--The St

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Rod's Got al For Bullhead

By ROD REEL I'D LIKE to say a few words about bullheads this week and I don’t mean I'm going to scold my boss. The bullheads I'm talking about are the brown bullhead catfish that give so much pleasure to fishermen who

| Better | where to go to hunt and fish in

" Ennis 3b

- Cin nati 000 000 000 Paul Saints moved into a tie for st. Louis 000 002 VOX tel f Y - N rrors lus V Inke R ' second place with Kansas City ing i080", Si Westlake, 0% SECOND GAME 3choer lay Pittshurgh Chicago i : Hits. Schoend le Plays i the American Association. race gienst to Jones ni to Hemus AB H O AB H OA x y « Schoendienst Left On Bases St i pdb 3 0 0-3 8 here tonight by trimming last 5, Cincinnati 0. Base On Balls Off Ra ib 1 § 1 013 © place Columbus 8 to 3 behind Ken dell }, 8t Mek Out By R am dell 3, ny 1b 4 0168 2 { 3 1 0 ‘assed all rAMesa inning Pitcher 31 0 1 0 Sauer,l 4 0 Peterson, recently acquired from panier 6-8). Losing’ Pitcher—Ramsdell| Kiner.it 1 00 Oldackeonsy 401 3 a ive > 9-1 Umpires Bogsess, Robb, Pinelll.! Howrtnef 4 3 0 0 Hrmnskixf 3 0 5 0 th 2! incinnati Reds. PIO 1:43 TAT tenithen on 2. AE ER ET DU rl Bl For Peterson, it was his first . < | McCligh.e 4 1 3 1 Owen.c 31 1 A Yrs i { ¢ ” Strkindss 4 0 0 2 Burgess. 1 0 trinmph since joining the Saints Chicago, Pirates Mrtghdb 1 0 5 & Rush.p 1413 two weeks ago. He gave up five Priendp 31 0 0 1 Edwards 10 e ® . . leonar } 12 the Saints pounded Glen Split Twin Bill : er hard for a comfortable Tota : 127168 Total 0 P85 1 ator “hed his CHICAGO The. Chicago Cubs wards grounded out for Rush in 8th nd Peterson pitche 5 hal re Hoag UBS pyttsburgh 010 010 000-2 W to any easy victory divided a double header with the Clas 100 000 000-1 ' St Yani . irrors— 8trickland, Jackson, Runs batted Columbus a" Pittsburgh Pirates today, winning in "Baumholts, MeCulloush 2. Two-base AR H O A AR HO : it—8auer. Home run---McCullough. Stolen Croue 2 5 Hoak 3b 1 1 1 3 the opener, 4 to 3, and losing the rom Miksia Sacrifice — Rush, Double 1 ) Pndltn.ss 3 1. 32 8 plays~Castiglione to Murtaugh to Phillips, nD ) 2 0 Whitnfan.rf 4 2 3 0 nightcap to 1, before a crowd Rar masgotti to Miksis to Connors. Left on f i» 32 1 3 Tipton, 1t + 23 20.522 base--Pittsburgh 8, Chicago 4. Bases on } 1 2 Roeco.ld 2 118 o/Of 2 oalls off: Priend 1, Rush 3. Struck outA ’ y 3 Brncatn,2h 3 1 0 13 Cullough wo fi- by: Priend 3. Rush 1. Hits—off: Rush 13 f t 0 ) Teed. 4 130 Clyde M¢ nl 1gh n the in 8 innings. Leonard 1 in 1, Winning ’ § 1 1 2Mrehiaet 3 2 1 n'nale for the Bucs when he broke pitcher -Priend (5-8) Losing pitcher A rp 0 1. I/K. Ptranip 3 0 0 ¢ Rush (7-7). Umpires-—Ballanfant. Barlick L. Ptrennp 0 6 \ a 1-1 deadlock with his fifth BE DO AT TT, BT M ( ( homer of the season in the fifth 20.522 $16 To'als 112715 inning, It was all the margin h - tor Peterson in Bob Friend needed to shade Bob Roberts Notc es ¢ : on 1h ann 2 RUSh-4n a brilliant slab duel. E 4 040 00x— 8 The 20-vear-old rookie from 16th, Blanks N. Y. ' Re Alpe Purdue University scattered five } ato. Tred 2 Two-base hite—Mor. hits for his fifth victory of the. NEW YORK--Robin Roberts 5 Ho TAD ae precbase hila—Whit- season. There was only one out: became the National League's fic Peterson, Brancato. Double field putout by Pittsburgh as 3 ame w \ ‘he plays Alpert to Creer to Ross, prune pu LO) gn : first 16-game winner and pitched cato to Pendleton 1a Rocco Left on Friend's sinker had the Cubs his fifth shutout of the season $ “olumb ' UI ier. Po at beating the ball into the dirt./today to lead the Philadelphia

K. Peterson 4, Struck out by—L

m 1, K. Peters % Tin “a mines: 10 Peterson 4 alder first inning when Eddie Miksis| nnings. Hit pitcher, by-~K. Peterson , g { ne Be lie tehtr, BYR, Seielanh, walked, stole second and scored (itches Moulder cies i 3 iPteher— on Frankie Baumbholtz' single, ) J - Cone | He Sin (tle, Om _Bob_ Kelly zegiatored Ng tilt his third | 7

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ns At Broadmoor Today

SUNDAY, AUG. 12, 1951

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garnish of water cress or parsley. Really tops. If not, I'll eat it.

» = » FORMER Gov. Townsend was up the week and had good luck with the bass. From what T heard the bass are really hitting up there, but the catfish are doing poorly. When the bass are hitting who wants cats anyway.

I got another report that |

Bass Lake is doing great guns, too. n ~ - I'VE GOT to take a line to give a plug to my friend George

Robey. George, the Outdoor "Edi-?

tor of The Columbus Citizen, took over the publication of Ackerman’s Sportsman's Guide last year, He became the publisher with the blessing of the late Morris Ackerman, Outdoors Editor of the Cleveland Press. : For 36 years the guide under Morris was the where to go bible for hunters and HShernen: George took it over last yea under difficult circumstances bins came up with a fine guide. He'll be putting out another one soon. than ever, it will tell

North America. And George knows the spots for he's been there. A guide costs a buck and you can get it by mailing George Robey at Freeport, Ohio. If you're going out of state it's a buck well spent. ” ” ” HERE'S word on the biggest goggle-eye or sunfish that I've run across. I had never heard of any over two pounds, and that's a lot of sunfish. But I hear now that up on the good old Tippecanoe, Mrs. Richard E. Williams of these parts landed one that tipped the scales at two and three-quarter pounds.

She took it on a night crawler.|

It was 16 inches long, and that is a sun fish to beat all. Mrs. Williams has 16 on sun fish, anyone care to try for 32. Let' 8 hear from you,

the New York before a crowd of 8160. It was the fourth consecutive loss for the Giants. Andy Semihick tenth homer of the season and Ralph Caballero hit the first of his- big league career to provide the big blows for the winners. Jim Hearn, who had defeated the Phillies 10 times in 11 decisions with them during his career, was the

Roberts

Giants

foser, did walk a man out three and scattered hits through many in Only three Giants reached base and none advanced

not struck seven nings second to third New York AB HO A Waitkus.1b 5 210 0

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102-— 4 000— 0 Jones, Waltkus., Two base Home runs Seminick, Caballero. Stolen base-—Wil-. liams Sacrifice hit—Roberts Left on base —Philadelphia 8. New York 7. Base on balls-—Hearn 1. Struck out by—Roberts 3, Hearn 1, Hits off--Hearn 7 In 8 innings, Spencer 3 in 1 inning. Winning pitcher—Roberts (18-8), Losing pitcher— Hearn 10-7) Unites Conlan, Stewart and Gore 3:26. Ajtendance- - 8160

Phila phia New York Error Runs allero, T'homson

Dark

Time--

Moneymaker Lives;

Up to His Name

Bud Moneymaker certainly

lived up to his name last night in |

the stock car races at the W, St. Midget Speedway. He won every event he was entered in. He started off his victory string winning the second heat event. Jimmy Warriner, his teammate, had won the first race. Next Bud won the first semi-final event and then went on to capture the 25-lap feature setting a new track record of 8:03.76. Warriner was

16th

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Baseball Who's Who

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Evers Sparks Detroit

Over Browns, 7 to 4 DETROIT - Hoot home five runs with a

Evers drove home run double today to the

and a give

Detroit Tigers a 7 to 4 victory

over the St. Louis Browns

The thin © blond outfielder cracked out his ninth homer of the season with two mates aboard in the fourth inning and chased home two more runners in the next inning with a ringing twobagger. Dizzy Trout started for the Tigers and received credit for his

seventh triumph against a dozen 13 setbacks. He needed help from Southpaw Gene Bearden in the

eighth. Bob Cain came in to rescue Bearden in the ninth, Duane Pillette, the first of three St. Louis pitchers, was tagged with the loss, his 12th against five triumphs. Bob Mahoney and Jim Suchecki followed him to the mound and blanked Detroit in the last three innings.

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