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DEFENDING champion Snead first PGA, made a strong start of White Sulphur Springs, W, Va.,| in the first round today with a and 1947 U. 8. Open champion | 5 and 4 victory over:Joe TayWorsham of Oakmont, Pa., were, lor of Bristol, Tenn. : expected to provide plenty of golf-|

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"Heckler' in Open id : Pp NTRAL BULLETIN WHEN Jimmy Demaret took! So if your game is off theck| {stars will compete in the 15th CRAPE a 34 hci oir saturdas af and to : ig me on my first tour in 1041, I 'your grip and hand action before annual! Flanner House track and TON. Logansport, Ind., moved into, the 2d round against Mid- * dlecoft with a 2 and 1 win over Bil Heinlein of Nobles. | tt6 a good veal of the time. Break down your stroke and Attucks High School tomorrow. | momenta a Fisnon warken, I was making a basic mistake, Check each factor individually, More than 350 athletes, the hursday, Servic friends. 3 ae ¢ i houshttul 38 as Heinlein shot a 39. Heinlein twice squared the Eee ran] Don't try to correct severalhstory. will be on hand for the shes of grisauny ace a "ght : match only to lose the 16th and 17th with bogeys. A mental, was things at one time, CIMT wile ot Hoi” the rod ure anding J Competing stars include: Russ; Lorene Brookie Bar: who so consoled us, ' e wor k y - - Gronauer of Port Washington, N. Y. and Indianapolis, My left hand an even worse stroke and score.g,, itp, ex-Anderson stalwart; tu pire gna iberte Bewley, sister Via we SISTER LUCILLE -8 and 1, although each went out in 1-under par 33s. ried well over on of Ball State; Byron Weaver, White and’ Mrs Hanaah Walton : g the shaft. On the former Lawrence Central High' dence. 133 Services United Press Sports Writer : 3 he . A . . ; see all my, nior; i - riends . LOUISVILLE, June 20—It's “black Friday” in the. y ad i abe, Uwe may “Sal Ll ogulral home { sult was a big and Lowell Zellers, I. U, per- CARIN. Charles. 18 with the spotlight on the renewal of an old rivalry between |: { hook, and I {tonmen, Bammy Snead and Lew Worsham. life in the rough THE MEET WILL be divided on the left of two prosaic days of qualifying] LOUISVILLE, June 20 (UP) New vont Sur Ra, x #8 = GA-0828 en 5154 play, the field of 64 survivors, —Lloyd Mangrum scored an DEMARET noticed this, two rounds of 18-hole match play| Frank Newell ‘of Tacoma, imore on top of the shaft, so that plonship team will get a trophy. | ¢ L which narrows the field to 16 by| Was |only one or two knuckles are {* Powell Moorehead of Tech will Bt. ile of a by Re 3 hacer PRE EET WER SACRE | "oa ; SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED! | ‘the grip that was used by Walter 3 1 .and Albert Spurlock of Crispus THE CHIME: TIGER Kitten lost afrport Monday aCTBGERITS CLEANID REPATRED (Hagen, Harry Cooper, Byron i fh [Attucks will start the girls’ divi-| Mi did%dh: OF THE CHIMES sve. na $788" Baltimore. : Lae | Sa Roy, 6105 Kingsiey MA-5561 HI-8183 BE-9588 ishot-makers. starter and referee, Dr divibatd of Mrs. Mas, i I worked two years ironing | Trials are slated for 9 a.m. in Edin Eakin, Bloomington. Misa un events will start at noon. Fr PLANNER & BUCHAN AN. MOR. x

LOUISVILLE, June 20° (UP)—Charley Harter of Crown Hill. 'was far from being straight off doing anything else. {field championships at Crispus : | - ville, Ind. Harter was 1-up at nine despite a 2-over-par | IArgest: field & Pp pl My grip, perhaps the most im- lone at 3 time. [large n Flanner House ,Delghbors and relatives who d sorrow equally ap) event. Labron Harris, Stillwater, Okla., downed Fred wrong. 8 If you do you'll wind up with ve tr Bewley, mother of service of jhe J J. C. Wilson was being car- NEXT: Charley Hilton and Don Pauley, Re. Hokie and James Simpson, OTHER BILL WALKER. FRA passed awa: J Fiiday LT at resiHY SCAR LEY address, 1 could| | [School hurdle ace and Purdue| Monday, 0%. me CON KLE FU. . knuckles. The re- (state prep mile record holder,| Ijiends mar A PGA golf championship at Big Spring Country Club today spent half my EY : . = = This is the day on which, after the fairway. launch themselves headlong into| easy 4 and 8 triumph over [taught me to carry my left hand boys (12 and under). Each cham- lack. brown ad white SEWERS CLEANED, $1 UP sundown. {visible on the address. This is : be starter in the boys’ divisions r ephews, passed AWAY aun Vie. Sentral an “ “Cc {Nelson and most of the great sions. Wallace O. Lee is honorary red Roy, 6105 K 1 Personals “Soptie Tanks. Dry Welsl Wai Eakin St. Joe, Mo., Soptio anks, Dry w | the kinks out of my grip to be the girls’ competition. The boys’ [she 11 a.m. Friends

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TWO OTHER fine matches in| "ITMEht off the tee. , the upper half of the draw, sent| Hand action is the cause of Dave Douglas of Wilmington, trouble in your swing about 99 Del., out against Johnny Palmer Per cent of the time. If you are of Badin, N. C. and former {off your game, look to your hands. Masters Champion Claude Har-| Maybe you're gripping the club mon of Mamaroneck, N. Y. itoo firmly with the right hand. against Vic Ghezzi, the 1941 PGA | s =» = winner from Inwood, N. Y. Doug-| PERHAPS your hands and D ville ............ T8-T—147 |, 21d Harmon were favored off | forearms are ¥ not coordinated. : or chess Con-~ “ 'hotter play in the qualifying That will throw the hips, shoul 0 eoeiaene T6-76—152) rounds, |ders and pivot out of skelter. Fred Gronauer, Port Wash- | The feature morning match in| If the hands and forearms do lugion, ¥. Xe former Indian- |he lower half of the draw pitted . ’ ~=138. |yeteran Dutch Harrison, the 40- y year-old medalist from Ardmore, Women * Golf dng and perhaps vetbal fireworks Okla. against Marty Furgol of PLEASANT RON in their opening round match. Atlanta, Ga. Harrison was sharp Flessant Run women's guest day results Worsham won that Open crown|and steady as he took the $250 |" Guests. Mrs. Raloh Flood, low sross. 95; in a special playoff with Snead,|medal prize with a 67 and a 69— Mit Won Gon low ross 88: Mrs ‘Sammy blowing a short putt at|®ight under par for the 36-hole C the crucial time, and Snead re- distance. Furgol was only 1 over cently complained that Lew “nee-|Par for the route.

Hoosier Scores .Bob Hamilton, Evans- * ville s.ioveinneie 71-69--140 Charles Harter, Logansport ........ 72-71—148 Bill Heinlein, Nobles-

Class C: Mrs. L. McNeeley, low 108; Mrs. Wiliam Shafer, low net,

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IN OTHER feature first round |, Sue Fulmer shot & 11 0. Codie Day

matches in the lower bracket, golf matches yesterday. She was foligw

If Snead, three-time PGA | Jqck Burke of Houston, pro golf's | Fer low net Mars Jan rar jad

champion, can t “The | Mh P get past “The jaading money winner who had a [the suests with 717-76 tollowed by y Mrs.

Chin,” he'll have to head righty ynder par 141 in the qualifying, «Among. embers Rosie Bola had low

into an afternoon match against'y TOSS W with Peg Morris second with ackles Jimmy Walkup of Mid- 816. the winner of a hot duel between |jothian. 111. Ry ile 1 Little Gen Poster was second with 6-18-18. Veteran Henry Ransom and Fred of Pebble Beach, Cal., meets Ted MERIDIAN HILLS

Haas of New Orleans. . Kroll of New Hartford, N. Y., [mal JValter, Reeds defeated ovanin Aen:

Bothered by a side injury, suf-/one of the rising tournament otha Ta hole Spring Ha Handicap 2 Jor women fered in an exhibition match just stars. Zab 9h the consoiation aight Mrs, Ben before, last week's National Open, It is a day in which match play | © ana dereated Mis, J; Codey Nobfuso: Snead didn’t go out in his usualinistory proves most of the Ig [whit Cometh 1 an ok the Toth Hols In Tole of top-heavy favorite. For name casualties occur, and the the first fight and Mrs "otris Talbert, ‘he did no better than match par| stars were wary of the home pro in the consolation Piiuchle, § and 72 in both qualifying rounds “unknowns” they had to face. For INDIAN LAKE while Worsham was a stroke bet- | one hot round, with a few breaks, | Results 1 Jenterday by women golfers’ at! ter 2t 143. Haas had 141 and could bring - just about any of, Kounts, 5 93; Soran ®. Mre. Ru sell M3 die: | “Ransom 148. the qualifiers out on top. 73. Class B net. Barbara Braughton 80.

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