Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 July 1952 — Page 12

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Coulter Leads Amateurs Into Match Play r | Insid

By United Press | Coulter met Dr..E. R. Beaver UPPER BRACKET (ve. Paul Hanceck, Bloomington (1 +10:20-~Bob Kallis. Martinsville say,

a 1 8:45—Clene Coulter, Richmond (1427, vs. LAFAYETTE, July 16— (153), Rensselaer, “in the frst'n,"E Rr. Beaver, Benatoiner (153). v5, Sieve Somanyk, Indianapolis (151), . {round this morning. | 30 William Redding, Logangport (181). (147), va. iy Ay CLE DL - : 4

“The 52d annual Indiana ama- | Elliott Phillips, Indiana Univer-| Vs Dick Stackhouse, India (156). (154 teur golf championship event sity linksman from New Albany, (14). vs. Job Wir: oy tere Haute aft vg, Cork. Asatanapolis. (1381, swung into match play today and Jack Hesler of Crawfords- |, 05_johi Teief: ,Tndinnabolle | if21.\ WN Ken, Buiter, Sncisnspolis 130) with stylist Gene Coulter of Rich-|\ 1G, And Purdue. tied fof runner 3 oO ase dt y Indlinapolls 1541. |, use Rader, Intianapolts (131). | y {up honors. Both had 144's. Dr. 0—Lawrence Kraay, High fand (151), 10°45—-Dr. W. R. Aldrich. Rendaliville

mond leading the ‘64-man title! “Aron Lemmon, Lafayette (156). ev Jumen. Facet bracket. Ww. R. Aldrich, Kendallville, 10—Tony ° Petric, Anderson (150), ws. (153) . air EL. Bo he Bi carded a 146. Bob. McGuire. Indiana is ss. 183. ve Ph Tih Dre. Indianapolis (1511.} . 0-—Alan olmes a ni albo i 1 Coulter, 23, who was the Big hd ve, Clayton Bunger. Logansport (187). 10:55—John Carithers. Logansport 11501, Ten's champion at Purdue last, RRA ACKETED at 147 were > 20—Jack Hesler. Crawfordsville (144), vs. Dick Taylor, Lafayette (155 t d hi 11 te home ere ys. Roger Hixon, Lebanon (153). 11:00—Ray Lefton. Attics (152). vs.| year, toure 8. co ogiate : |Gene Verostko, Terre Haute; 9:30—Al Greer, Purdue (151), vs. Kenny Dave Holmes J. Kendallville 157) ndianapoils i ' rene u Jr. i course in 142—even par—duringiy ,vq Morris, Plymouth, and 9:35—Jjoe Campbell. Anderson (1491. vs. (1481, vs. Jack Pleiffer {hdlanapolis nn the 36-hole qualifying test to Wininecar Melson Jr, Anderson; at S47, O'Neal Crawfordseille (154 ja * medalist honors. {149 were Vern Di Y d, Laf tt Richy rd 0 Chuck nt judiananoih tg. ” ill Niccfure. Nn mont AS mazin | : a etherc Aan { } 1c. were Vern Dimond, Lafayette; “gare, jo va Morris. Plymouth (147), vb. 15—Tom Schafer: South Beng (150), 3 Tt was his sparkling four- Norman Dunlap Jr., Terre Haute; ; Bob Blake. Anderson (1841, vs, pi Holloway. Terre Haute (156). - ene t + under-par 67 yesterday which Joe Campbell, Anderson, and. js. hike Garbacy. South Bem: 51) vs’ Dale Durnil, Blooming! Roan, as», | ined him top spot and a two- Gene Pulliam Jr. Indianapolis. | 9:35—John David. Indianapolis (150), eertr—— : po vs. Keith Campbell. Monticello (158), = stroke lead over his closest Campbell, who fired the only: .10:00—Bob Goldberz. Indianapolis (1531, Fight Results ® ’ ® rivals, . other- 67 in the first round '™ J Clark Eavis. Indiahapolls A157). LOWER BRACKET By United Press | ish i

However, the tourney lost some: Monday for the early lead but 5.05 _ Eniott philips. A juster when the defending cham-| soared to an 82 yesterday, met . (134). vs Nick Garbacz. Mouth i end ga itgton monaied Dito Sai 133 pion, Dale Morey of Martinsville, Sam O’Neall (154), Crawfords- |os® ma Bg adaiivier ise] 1811, ‘NEWARK, N. J. — Phil Saxton, 174, had to withdraw without lifting| Ville, in one of the top matches. "ip {3 Vern “Bimond. - Latavetie (149). 1605s Hobaris, puporsied alms erells a club. He was called to Tulsa, EE Shakin, NJ. id ST —s

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Manual Star. * Gets No-Hitter

Don Crowe, 16-year-old Manual

High School pitcher, hurled a 6-! inning, no-hit game as Fletcher | Place downed Flanner House, 10 to 0, in the Sycamore A junior The

baseball league yesterday. game was called on account of| darkness. Crowe fanned 12, walked four. Teammate Larry Johannes hit three singles and drove in three runs. Other results:

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