Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 August 1952 — Page 14
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‘Fat- Man’ Of Golf Takes KC Open Lead
KANSAS. CITY, Mo., Aug 16 (UP)—Ed (Porky) Oliver, Lemont, 1ll., the fat man of golf, shot a frve-under-par-67 today to take the lead in the $15 00 Kansas City Open Golf Tow iment with a H4-hole total of “04 Oliver closed with a brilliant 13. three under par, on the tough hack side He gained a one troke lead over Dave Douglas the thin man from Newark, Del whe carded 70 today for a 200 total Cary Middlecoff, the defending champion from Memphis, first dav leader with a 67, started to day's play in a three-way tie at the top with Douglas and pint-
sized Jerry Barber, of Pasadena,
Cal. He could do no better than equal Milburn’'s par of 72, and remained three strokes off the pace with a 207 total. » n » MIDDLECOFF was foined there hy big Al Besselink, of Escondido, Cal.. who shot 69 today. Middlecoff and Besselin were one shot ahead of Ted Kroll, of New Hartford, N. Y., whose 69 gave him a 208 Rarber, fading badly on the last nine, scored 35-30-74 for a D0 and a tie with threa others These included Jack Burke Ir Houston, Tex,, who had 70 today, Roh Poski, of Northhampton Mass, 69, and Marti Furgol, Lemont, I11.; 70, n J ” SEVEN OTHERS were SIX dtrokes back at 210. They were Doug Ford. Tommy Bolt Max Evang, Jimmy Clark Iverson Martin, Jim Ferrier, ard Bob Duden { Oliver's 67 was matched today] hv Lawsonulittle, one of golf's old-timers, who finished hig round by sinking a full seven on a sec-| ond shot for an eagle on the home| hole. Little was far back of the] leaders with 217 Jaliue Boros. LU. 8. Open Champion, who began with a big 67 here. had LL, today for 218,
Schindler Sets New ‘World Mark |
. Bry United Press SPRINGFIELD, Ill. Aug. *6 Bill . Schindler,” Freeport, N. Y., cracked the world's dirt track record today in winning the 100mile AAA auto race” at the-Illi-nois State Fair. The 43-year-old wooden-legged driver raced around the one-mile oval at the State Fairgrounds in one hour 3 minutes and 46.14 geconds. The old record was 1 hour 4:51.08. Schindler slipped into first place on the 59th lap, when Troy Juttman, 22-year-old Lynwood, ('al., driver who won the Indianapolis H00-miler and led most of the way today, had a flat tire. » o - WHEN RUTTMAN got back out of the pits he tried valiantly to get back into the lead but in the end he was out of the running Schindler finished half a lap ahead of Jack McGrath, South Pasadena, Cal. The timer first announced that Schindler's time was three seconds short of the record but revised the figure after a consultation with judges. Sam Hanks of Glendale, Cal, finished third.
IAC Swimmers Tops at Shakamak
Indianapolis Athletic Club had to much quality and quantity vesterday afternoon at the lake Shakamak AAU open swimming meet. Jim Clark's IAC swim stars led all: four divisions of the twoday meet which will be concluded this afternoon. Approximately 400 swimmers participated in 18 events, Today's windup includes the national junior men’s 400 meter freestyle. The scoring in the men's divi sion was IAC 40; Kenosha, Wis, 15; Washington 11; Clyde Park 9: St. Louis KR; Lake Shore Club 5; Indianapolis YMCA 3, and Tampa, Fla, 1 Women's division TAC Kenosha 213, Lafayette swim Club 23: 8t. louis YWHA 20 Twin City Swim Chub 3, Ft. Wayne Country Club 2 Bove 14 vears old and under — IAC 24. Ft. Wavne 19; Kenosha 1
Wis., IR: Terre Haute YMCA 6, Indianapolis YMCA 3, Cottage Camp 2 Girls 14 ,vears old and under
IAC 22. Kenosha 19. Twin City
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SUNDAY, AUG. 17, 1952
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PHILADELPHIA Aug. (UP)--1In a long, drawn-out game ie trea m
delaved one hour and 13 minutes by rain. the Washington Senators
spoiled the Philadelphia Athletics bid for the first division with a 10-3 victory today.”
YOU'VE about people tame a wild
Walter Masterson hasted Alex tinuous feed
Kellner in a free-swinging duel rish frequents a hoat dock where on local beaches
marked by 11 walks given up by anglers empt three Philadelphia pitchers. Mas- lunch hoxes
terson yielded eight hits, includ-sgupply of food on ing Gus Zernial's 22d homme run loses much of hig caution, and
with Elmer Valo aboard in the will eventual
sixth inning. but the veteran human hands,
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righthander passed only one Well, a Mr. W. Ker of Queen fishes are the “moon Jelly” and ho a A tigi? 0A 240 Charlotte Sound in Australia is the Portuguese man-of-war. They , HO Ys AB A B WASHINGTON FHILADFLPHIA wis : : 2 h 1 i t Harsha 3 i ay Gratis § 3 iy! 340 [ f excep i ; OE Are mut Arger, ang eHsY 0 Porter.c 7 esky as \anK a BR " 0 A AB 1 0 A aman of ¢ cceptional patience, He Rie Neimandf 4 1 4 OHatfield3h 3 0 0 6 Moderlr 'h 4 2 2 2 Fain ih ‘ #11 + has tamed a school of nearly 100 identify. The moon . jellyfish 18 Wertz rf 32 2 1 0Dropo.lh 4 TTT. 1—-W vdorin : 2 a v fensentf 4 1 4 0 Valort { 2 1 o fish during the past four years, varicolored and about the size Lemhrdt.1h 3 0 0 Dering 11106 nn 11% Tort teh y won of a saucer, The man-of-war is Nome 2 “2 3 Ratan w 3 } 0 x uriney edernff,? 2 Vernon th $181 Michach 2h ! 1.34 from saucer size up to the dimen- Younsh 4 2 5.5Gravp : 0 3 5 ushy ¢ tehek 3h Nn 6 i ' . * : ry od yA o> 1c) Boshvel 31 i 3Muchekdn 418 4) EACH EVENING he goes down 0 or 5 gmall wakhtub, Calnp 1 8 1 3 Truensy 0.0 0 0 PF ked Mastrsn.p 4 2 0 | Kellner. * 0 1 Ito a shallow bay near his home Fini 6069 3.1 Rieah.n ° Fa the sound and feeds a shoal " ” ~ Kryvhoski P0080 Extra — — — —— a — sche
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{ n AT WASHINGTON 3-Dann O Peace ‘A Despirito 700. 940, 480; Blenlin (J Stout), 3.20, Virgil Trucks strolled in from the s1-Criptwriter E. J Knapp: 8280 380 44 40. Billy Bowlegs (J. ith) AT DADE g 300, “Queen Of Cairo” (J. Adams). 3.00. 19.60, 10.40; Hard Held (L Vides). 11 40 * \—Beauty | Hamper (D. 'Leichty, 9.00 bull pen to choke off a ninth 24: Meee, Tit [EB Knapp’. 8.0, 460 AT ATLANTIC CITY 440,380 Toper B. 4G. P. Ryan), 1740, - allan ‘BE Pp h } y “ J y inning St. Louis rally today as 3. Hasty Freedoms iJ. Adams. 3.80. 280, Ens Grose Be 660. 330 nH hae her) 66 60 , CLAN nt whatever food Ke thers the Detroit Tigers defeated the 2.80. Tax Lien (K. Churchi. 3.80 Flint Night (J. Culmone:. 3.00 2420, 900: Waterlock IN. Hart). 5.20 By AL McCLANE ment wha r foo r gather oa Dally Double $43.10 " 2--Galloping Gus 18, Boulmetis), 4.80. 340: Cousin Betty (W. Seaman), 3.00 PROBABLY heard [or hig pets Browns 5 to 2 before 5098 fans at Wm "Breakels J. Jleckmanny, 1480 300, 300. 260; Sonofun (F. Pernandez), 340, Daily Double, $187.60. : : ‘ 3 tr JTellvfish time {= here "again Briggs Stadium. Court Shanon (J. Dams:, 8.20 2.80; Btar Spangler « (L Batcheiler:, 4£0 3--Patty Lass (J. C. Fernandez), 620, who managed. .to0 ; Trucks came to the rescue of 4--8ky Maid (A Vasil). 13.40, 740, 420 Daily Double $13.00 300. 260; Grecian Star (N. Cartwright), fistw through -con- And with an onshore breeze you'll Princess Trace (K. Church:, 6.80, 4.20; 3. Sweet Patootie 1S. Armstrongi. 900, 280. 240, Old Turkeyfool (D. Leicht ng. Usually,” such a probably find them drifting. up Southpaw Teddy Gray, who had For Ren! 1d A Jessops, 3 20 2. 360. 000 480: Sinner Winger (G Lasswell| n ath F Cob. 5.00 IR alk 1 LG . Q y ocke i aidwini, §.7 . 500, 620; Mr. Jones | ermane;, 62 jranetta * ( ‘ranciotti), 1 y ), A good many loaded the bases with one out. 240, White Brand (G. Porch), 460, 340i, 4—Paconep (L Batcheller:, 660. 380. 500: Sir Fanar (J C. Fernandez), 3.80. v old bait cans and folks get all mixed up about these Gray received credit for his 10th Fiyanay Jack D, ScUNOCK) 30. Lot 3.00: lue Joste J, Sonmsient 9.80. 3.20 perma (F Samuelli, S80 5.40 . : A wi {IIT OR victory of the geason against: 13 320; Inseparable (K. Church, 4.60, 3.60 5—Decgpolls 8. Boulmelis), 13.40, 540. 4 60, 3.00: Margana (B. Buell), 4.60, 3.20; y crea f v With this regular ots . los Our Request (G “Porch, 4.40 4.00; Plalfield «J Stout, 4:40, 3.40; Boos Coralies Girl (8. Burnett: 280. he i The common jellyfish the one 1083€8, * 7 Crafty Admiral. +E. -Arcaroi, 3.40, Alibi (FP. Fernandez), 8.00 —Bless Me Lady "D. Leichti, 5.40. 3.40 tap, the Jeli] A that's an opaque white that Bob Cain, another southpaw, 2.20 iio Oil, Capitol K. Church), 2.20, a bGreck Shiv (J, Culmone), 40. 35 3.60 Straight N, Hart), 4.40, 3.40; Wheat ' ’ afl al . «50, ut 1 Gams), & e ulin 184, «U, - ul ! C | & re : threw mama” into a tizzy is Was the loser, his eighth setback hHasty House-Trotsek entry Montmartre 2d (P. Roberts, 5.20 7—Tyndareus (N. Hart), 7.60, 4.00, 320 ly take food fron A" he ¥ arainst ‘ing 8-~Boo Boo Shoo J. D. Jesop:, B80, bBrookemade entry cCarolyn K. entry. Happy Twist (J. C. Fernandez, 3.40, 3.00 harmless, The two stinging jelly- against as many wins. 380, 240; Lady Indian (A. Skoranskii, 7--Top Step (8. Boulmetis), 29.80, 13.20, Moonblend (N. Merritt), 5.40
Snellings). 4.60 8 Mr. Choo Choo (N. Merritt), 75.00
2.60. alone Shadow (R. Permane) “220. 38.40. 2080. Kink Clerk (G. P, Ryan),
rassy (J. Hegkmanni 10.00. 5 40 aPrisjoe-Potato Chip F Jevilnationg (D. Scurlock: 6.00, 3.60; You Bir 7G. Porch, 3.00. AT SARATOGA olf Whistle (N. Combest), 850, 4.00. |
Teds Jeep (R. York), 3.30, 3.00; tJ. Higley, 10.50 Daily Double $39.90 ‘itien 2nd. (A Footy, 6.20, 350, 290; Points (T. Pleldi, 3.00, 250, Lone | tman .«F. Schulhafer:, 350
Arn entry 8.40, 5.60. Security G. (B. Buell), 880
Wrichtp ~~ #0 1 0 of hlue cod and snapper—-the mi AT CERTAIN times of the Totals 31 32410 Totals = 7a 12. 4 Native Dancer (E. Guerin:. 340, 290, | fotan T T3T 3 Teta ms AT i7ljority of which will eat out of year these two are quite abundant ® YUuitner siounded aut for ( aim in’ #th TE cy chiolet, 14.60. 7.20; " A struck out for Ryans in 8th. hie hand, and many of them will aJong southern beaches, but they Kryhoski struck out for Fannin in 9th a 5 Ei TA kinson) ‘od 40. 3.00. 240; | ashingt 040 107 00% tn ; Fas y . a attle Morn York, 480 0; Buzzin Philadelphia oon 002 o01— 4 allow Mr. Ker to lift them out never reach the vast numbers of Detroit a1 030 fied 5 Bee (D. Gorman. 2.60 I Bye RUNS—Yost, Waod' 2. Vernon 2. Bushy Of the water . common jellyfish that litter east- RUNs—Wertz, Youns. Groth, Pesky. | 320. CArmaceddon “(RC Yorks. 410 5 20. | 0 REE han Ne ron, Tons arial a = r ! : . ! x 5 en 320. Armageddon (R. York), 470, 3.20; ERROR—Suder His charges vary in size from ern shores. Hatlieid iS ogehoek, Deising, Tom Fool iT Atkinson), 32.50 , ww , . , “ ; . -—lrapo, Youn 7—-Mighty Quest (8. Colei. 6.60, 350 RUNS BATTED IN—VYost. Bradshaw 3. a gix-pound snapper named “Lit The sting of the man-of-war RUNS BATTED INFederoff, Hatfield, 200. My i os R Boro, 3.60; Al pos The Most Exciting Roces of the Yeer :
Hoderlein, Jensen 2. Masterson 2. (Bushy a scored on passed ball in 0th), Zernial 2, tle Bella,” to
Hitchcock ’ called ‘'‘Hector.” The snappers; -. in_in 5th) 70 TWO-BASE HITS—Yost, Bradshaw, Hod. “3! 2 ¥ Ppes and 1 can tell you from per- "sy Qo "BisF RITS—Wertz, Dropo. 30: Louw Sy MCran erlein, Vernon have distinguishing marks; Little gona) experience that it really, HOME RUN—Souchock i : :
HOME _RUN-—Zernial
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STOLEN BASE—Delsing,
SACRIFICE HIT—Masterson, Bella, for instance, has blue spots, hyrts. People react differently.! SACRIFICE HITS—Cain, Pesky, Hat- 1-L has a white pol put in some cases the victim will figld Gray. $40
DOUBLE PLAYS—Ruder to Michaels in 0 ecto Fun. Fain te Suder to Kellner, Hitchrock while Hector to Michaels te Fain (2), Runnels to Hod- Over his lef
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