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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-08-20
85 in State
Junior Golf
Ournannent
10 Indianapolis PLAYERS
IN Meet as Qualifying
Round Starts.
BH ~ Times Special

81 Times Special
TT. WAYNE, Ind. AUG %
Elghty-t1ve youthful linksmer
started play heer TODAY in The t1a
qualifying round OF the Indisns
state Junior golf tournament PEG Pcs
Davidson of Marion, 1927 winner '1 is
not defending his title. 40
The sixteen low qualihers todav
wlli be paired in the CHAMPIONSHIP
night which starts Tuesday With
match play OF the eigbtv-fivs
entrants. eighteen were from 1 T1
annapolis. The local entrants
NtaP,;, Beeson, I. Dickinson. M Slime 4,
s 10y w! ny r. Close, j. Fivecoats ~
ioitii' ~ ,EusSell. G. Brenneman N Sipp,p-
IsA Heinletn, L. Radkovic N w Eu TOT
i P Ea1Iooehamel. l.. Weisenbereer r. "tiFntR'
ACT I'M Mcintyre and r. Yount e. MIL
The weather today was was nerfeo,
Tor golf and the players were well vel
pleased with the condition Of tbo
course, which was hard and fast RiI
Btassett, Ft. Wayne, was a stron l,,
1avorlte to take the title as tbs
qualifying round started VIC
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Packo on Links
Instead of Road

Joe Packo, Toledo, arrived in town
Sunday and looked in shape for his
ten-round scrap with Roy Wallace
at the Harrison Punch Bowl Tues
day night. In spite of the fact the
Hungarian has twice fought Chuck
Virgins since he last appeared
here, Packo does not bear a mark.
Sunday night Packo was intro
duced from the stage OF the
Lyric Theater, and the capacity
house gave him a rousing hand.
This morning Packo was out on the
golf course, making the golf game
substitute for road work.
Wallace wound up weeks hard
training Sunday at the Atherton
gym, and his friends are jubilant
over the form he is showing.
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Layne's perfect peg from left
field on Emmer's single got Hayes
at the plate in the fourth.
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affair. Homer will find plenty of
things to keep him busy, among
them getting the Indianapolis
Country Club boys steamed up to
the realization that they have
chance to take the team prize back
to Clermont. Those who get dis
couraged when they fail to qualify
will be led to the big prize table
and allowed to gaze over the large
number Of prizes that go to the Win
ners and runners-up in the various
consolation flights. Mckee will SUI
pervise at the business meeting and
then hand out the prizes when the
play ends on Saturday.
GEORGE LANCE, Indiana State
" amateur champion, will be
back at the French Lick meeting
this year in defense of his crown.
George is better known in Indiana
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Tribe Must Win Today or
Lose Grip on League
Lead.
OLD RUDE is PUZZLE
$1,000 See MiIIerS Take
Sunday Tilt, So.
Rn United Presa

BU UHttedPress
MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. 20.-Backs
to the wall and backs on the ground
made fitting description of Bruno
Bettzel's Indians today as they pre-
pared to tackle the Mailing Millers
in the third tilt of the series.
Defeated Saturday 4 to 3 and
again Sunday to 2, the league lead
of the Tribe was sliced TO a mere
half game this morning and unless
the HooSiers annexed the struggle
this afternoon they will lose their
pacemaking berth to Mike Kelleys
crew.
Yde Knocked Out
Bad luck subdued the Indians
Saturday with Schupp and Burweu
dividing the Tribe pitching, and on
Sunday the Millers jumped on Emil
Yde and sewed up the battle before
the southpaw was lifted for Boone
in the third.
Old RUDE Benton, on the Miller
mound, was touched for two runs in
the first inning, but he settled, and
after Haney got a double in the
third the Betzelites were erased in
order until two men were out in
the ninth. That's pitching.
A crowd of 10000 viewed the Sab
bath encounter and ground rules
were necessary. Attendance Satur-
day was 1000. Including today's
game, three more contests remain
in the series.
Boone Hats MilIers
Minneapolis collected eight hits
and five runs off Yde in two and
one-third innings, but were halted
by Boone, and the Sunday conflict
might have been a different story
had Boone started instead of Yde.
. 1t was not the first time Boone
checked the Millers in the role of
relief this season and many close
baseball followers here felt sure the
young right-hander would be used
by Bethel as starting pitcher in
this series. AS it was, his good work
of Sunday was wasted.
Fred Haney was the only Indian
to get more than one hit off the
ancient "sOuper" Of Southpaw Ben
ton. Rabbit Warstler, the Tribes
great young shortstop, had an Off
day and went hitleSs and made two
miscueS in the field.
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Smith robbed Haney of a two
base hit in the sixth, taking his line
drive in right center while on a dead
run.
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With Amateur and
Semi-Pro Mines

Indianapolis Red Men defeated Shelby
fourteenth win in sixteen starts Next
Sunday the Red Men oppose the Upton
Oaks at Upton, Sept. 2. IS and % are
open dates and games are wanted with
strong state teams. Address E; G. Turn
er. 2844 RAIDER St. or call Talbot I'LL
and ask for Glib.
St. Patricks lost a well-played game to
the RiversideS Sunday. 6 to 5. The win
ming run was scored in the ninth. Dutch
Holman pitched a good game for the
Saints. Saints will play the indianapolis
Cubs at Rhodius Park next Sunday
Practice will be held Wednesday and
Friday evenings. strong State team is
requested to write Frank Roth. 1890 Cot
tage Ave. or call Drexel 0l16 in regards
to game for Labor day.
Reserves desire game for Sunday
Can Cherry SAIL or write A. Monroe. 2001
Roosevelt Ave.
Indianapolis Triangles will hold an inn
portant meeting tonight at 8. at T415 s.
Meridian St All members are requested
to be present Strong teams desiring
games write H, E Beplav. 16 E. orange
St.. or call Drexel 1864.
Three Cs OF Indianapolis defeated Will
son Milks of Lebanon last week, 5 to g.
II was good game between two classy
clubs. Springer pitched for the locals and
sllowed only three hits Sutphin pitched
for Lebanon.
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Layne's perfect peg from left
field on Emmers single got Hayes
at the plate in the fourth.
Smith robbed Haney of a two
base hit in the sixth, taking his line
drive in right center while on a dead
run.
Danny Boone entered the Sunday game
ana allowed only four hits and no runs
the remainder of the battle He is one
Of the few pitchers in the league able to
battle Kelleys hard-slugging outfit. He
struck out five OF the home FASTENERS
and issued only one walk.
Haney and Generously each chaIked IN
stolen base on Catcher Mancuso.
Five of the eight hits off Yde were good
for two bases-and he wasn't in there
very long.
Millers fans certainly regretted the loss
Louis Cards, but the little fellow we WASH nj t
needed IN the first two Indian struggles.
ne lett Minneapolis Friday night. iUined
run and double against the Giants and
ne also poled home run Sunday against
the McGraw clan.
Every eastern A. A. club got knocked
off Sunday. the Colonies losing two To
the Saints and Columbus bowling twice be-
fore the Blues. In beating the Hens.
Ernie. Wingard,. star Milwaukee left
handler. registered his nineteenth victory
of the season.
Milwaukee. in third place. is onlv three
and one-half games back of the &nSs..5ns
aano three games below the Millers On
more tits at Minneapolis. 1--WE at Mil
waukee and five in Kansas City. The Blues
nave been winning quite regularly re-
the pennant fight -
The squirt of the MiIIers has been
sensational, for previous to their last trim
east they were in sixth position.
- In the last seven battles with the In
dams Minneapolis has won six of the
number The rivals have met TWENTY
one times this year with the Millers in
possession of twelve of the games.
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TO WELCOME BARBUTI

INWOOD, N. Y, Aug. 20.-Ray
Barbuti, Olympic 40O-meter cham
pion, will be given a great welcome
when he returns on the S. S. Presi-
dent Roosevelt, Wednesday. Plans
for the celebration have been com
pleted by the Inwood Board of
Trade. Barbuti was born and
reared here.
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C. L. Slinkard and Harry Collins tied
Tor high gun at the weekly shoot NJ AZ.
indianapolis Gun Club SUNDAY Roth ma
yS out of 100. Collins, Pierson and Io1as
tied Tor first in the twenty-fiye tsrgef
handlcap event, each with twenty-four SCI
NEW YORK-Petee wrack H. r. Mar
SS10gH1perS star colt, ran away with The
Szo,OOO historic Travers Stakes here SAT-
JuIIiudy. Fetee Wrack was an 6-to-I shot
victorian finished second and sim EdTiy
Inlro Reign Count, Kentucky Derby wiz
neT' nnlsheo last in the four-horse race
FOREST HILLS, N. Y.-Tbe wester,,
Team Team OF tennis stars defeated the Eastern
group OF meters here Saturday in the an
nuai tFaSt-West matches, six to three The
Ryn. 'Ohn van
w; Jqhn DOeg wesN defeated Richard N
ora Alan an. bennington CwesN defeated Greg
BILL Bill AydelOtte CEasN defeated Neal
pI pr. George King CEasO defeated Berkelv
Watson washburn tEasN defeated Bobby
-. Lott and nOeg WEST defeated Williams
Seller, and Brown CWest) defeated Man
gin and Aydelotte '-oti
Bell and Harrington CWest) defeated
van Ryn and Mercur.
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POwer andLight
Blank KeyStOnes

indianapolis Power and Light
nine, city Glass AA champions, de-
feated the indianapolis Keystones,
Saturday at Washington Park, 2 to
0. 1t was the first game of a two
best-out-of-three series to help
finance teams to the national tour
nament.
The second battle will be played
at Washington Park next Saturday.
Hitting of Flynn and the hitting
and pitching of Reno, featured
Saturday. Ewing of the Keystones
kept P. and L. hits scattered. Score:
POWER & LIGHT KEYsTONEs
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TITLE SHOOT STARTS

VANDALIA, Ohio, Aug. 2O.-The
twenty-ninth annual grand Ameri-
can trapShoot got underway here
today with competition in classes
AA, A, B, Q, D and E.
Otto Newlin, Georgetown, Ill, de-
tending AA champion, was one OF
the first gunners behind the barl1-
cades. Newlin won the major cham
pionship last year with a score Ct
SO out OF possible 100, in comperi-
ton from the twenty-yard line.
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champion and
MIR. Hagen the
British cham
picn, 1t would
be hard to de-
wise a more le-
Ultimate excuse
and it may be
that the result
ing clash be-
tween the two
young men will
actually decide
the world SUI
premacy in pro-
fessional golf.
S o m e h o W
these world golf
C h ampionships
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Home Run Club
AMERICAN LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Lott, Doeg Pair
to Win Doubles
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Aug. 2O.-George
Lott, Chicago, and Johnny Doeg,
Santa Monica, Cal, defeated Will
liam T. Tilden and Francis T. Hun
ter in the Eastern turf finals Sun
day at Rye, N. Y, As, ell, Us,
60, 6-3
Mrs. Charlotte H. Chaplin, SPRING
field, Mass, and Miss Marjorie
Gladman, Santa Monica, Cal, de-
feated Mrs. E. P Falk, New York,
and Miss Penelope Anderson, Rich
mond, Va, 81, 6-2, in the women'S
doubles final.
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TALKING
IT OVER
WITH JOE WILLIAMS
WITH JOE WILLIAMS

ATEW YORK. Aug. 2O.-Mr
IN Johnny Farrell and Mr.. Walter
Hagen the two clothes horses OF
golf, are going to get together later
in the month and stage one of those
world golf championships"
This is to be done on the excuse
that MI. Farrell is the American
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$1,000 SEE TWIN BILL

A crowd OF $4,000 saw the New
York Yankees and Cleveland In
dians divide a double header. Mar
tin Autry's home run with Morgan.
on base won the first game for the
Indians, 3 to q. 1t was ten-inning
fray. Henry Johnson's brilliant
pitching won the second game for
the Yankees, 10 to 2, He allowed
only six hits.
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Nine Under Par
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Aug. 20.
~ Denny Shute, Columbus
pro, lowered his own record by
five strokes at the Elks' Coun-
try Club here Sunday when he
played the eighteen holes in
81, nine under par. Shute was
playing in a foursome.
Shute played sensational golf
clicking off eight brides, one
eagle and eight pars. He was
one stroke over par on the
eleventh hole. On the last hole
he missed a putt by inches,
thus depriving him of a 81.
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With Major Stars
Yesterday
.RY Omitted Pres

Babe Ruth Singled and scored
one run in four trips in the first game,
in two times up in the second game.
Lou Gehrig t375l Hit into a double
play with the bases filled in the tenth in
ming of the first game and singled three
times in four trips in the second game.
Harry Heilman (3011-Got triple and
single in three trips. driving In four runs.
Rogers Hornsby j.377) Singled once in
three trips, scoring one run.
Freddy Lindstrom (354l-Failed to hit
safety in four trips against Sherdel. but
scored one run.
frankie Frisch i.3l0l-Hitless in four
trips against Larry Benton.
Al Simmons 1871 and Paul Waner
1861 we're idle.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

only games schedulcdJ
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next week. Homer
is president of the
association and
spent quite a little
time with the
other officers of
he association
and Tom Taggart
Jr. in arranging
the party. In ad-
dition to playing
in the meet with
no idea at all Of
becoming S t a t e
a m a teur golf
champion, Homer
will engage in the
r. H.. - .
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golf circles this
year than he was
last when he gall
Hoped home a
dark horse win
ner of the title.
Lance halls from
T ere Haute
where he does his
golf playing over
the Rea Park mu-
nicipal course and
for regular bust
ness tends to a
chain of root beer
stands about the
city. In the win
ter George goes
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-08-20
BOWLING MEETING

Century Bowling League will meet
tonight at $3.50 at the Century
alleys. There are openings for two
teams and F. N. Schleimer, secre-
tary, has requested those interested
to attend the meeting.
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Emmer GilliS Cotter. Matthews. Haney
Stolen bases-Haney. Generously Sacrifices
Hayes to Cotter. Left on bases-Min-
neapolis. Z: indianapolis, A. Bases on
balls-Off Benton, ]: of Yde. 1: of Boone.
by Boone S. Hits-Of Yde. in 2 ia in
nings: of Boone. in S 2-3 innings Losing
pitcher-Yde.. Umpires-Goetz and john
son. Time 40.
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BUYS BEAUREGARD

PARIS, Aug. 20.-J. E. Widener,
American sportsman, ha- purchased
Beauregard, son of Sardanaple and
PuffboX, for half a million francs to
add to his stable of racing horses.
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HOMER MKEE, prominent adj
IL vertising expert of Indianap-
oils, will be in his prime when the
Indiana State Amateur golf cham
pionship is PLAYED at French Lick
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Giants Gain National League Lead

YORK, Aug. 20 top in the
National result three
the ST. Louis Cardinals st Giants
final Sunday to the the other two The
Giants lead three percentage points.
the race
dividing double
their fvegam lead the Philadelphia
idle.
The standing OF the two leaders follows
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Team " L Pct Games Behind Team, L Pct Behind
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.ASEBALL
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
LEAGTE
AMERICAN LFAGUE
Games Today

Games Today
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
INDIANAPOLIS at Minneapolis.
Louisville at st. Paul.
Toledo at Milwaukee.
Columbus at Kansas CITY.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Boston at Pittsburgh.
New York at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Brooklyn at St. Louis.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Chicago at Boston.
st. Louis at Philadelphia.
tOnly games scheduled.)
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A. A. IF Today
DUTCH WINS AT BRAZIL

DduLIIdH cups tdLuTE EVtMI OF
Fifteen Miles on Dirt Track.
BIZ Times Special
BRAZIL. Ind, Aug. 20.-Dutch
Bauman, Indianapolis driver, won
the fifteen-mile feature dirt track
race on the Brazil speedway Sun
day. Baufnan was for ahead of the
field.
Ira Hail, Terre Houte, was sec
ond and Dick Kroger OF Indian
apolis finished third. Bauman, Hall
and Kroger each won a five-mile
race, three of which preceded the
main event.
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Louis Meyer Speeds to Victory in
2OO-Mile Race on Altoona Boards
Winner of indianapolis Classic Averages III Miles an
Hour in Eastern Feature Event.

feature event. won the opening five
mile sprint at a 130-mile average,
while Ralph Hepburn won the ten
mile sprint at 127.5-mile average.
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stage PLAYS TENNIS

Paul Stage, son of Coach Alonzo
A. Stage, and a sophomore at Chi
cago, doesn't go in for football like
his dad does, but he goes for tennis.
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YOUNG ANNEXES SWIM

Toronto Paddler First in Twenty
mile ROwboat Event.
By Times Special
MONTREAL, Aug. 20.-First hon
ors in MISUNDERSTANDING twen-
ty-mile swim Sunday went t.
George Young, Toronto, winner Of
the Catalina channel event. He
won $50 in prizes.
Dorothy King Shaw, the only
woman entered, finished sixth.
Twenty-four started and fourteen
finished
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FINISH STADIUM SOON

A 100000 stadium at st. Xavier
College in Cincinnati is expected to
be completed in time for football
games this fall.
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ANY oVOAlSS 'tsssssss ssssssss uUu UuU UuU-U
Runs batted in-Trefry. Kelly. Errors
Birch, Reno, ?. Runs Braughton, Rus
fices-Osborne, Trefry, Kelly. Double
plays-Osborne to Birch TO RUSSELL Birch
to Osborne to Russell; Seal to f. Kline to
Le on B Rases on and kRs6
/; off Ewing 4. Struck out-By Reno. g;
by Ewing, 3. Passed balls-E. Klein, l.
Umpires-Smith and Nofke. Time-1.35.
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THE WEEKEND IN SPORTDOM

MONTREAL, Que.-C. Ross SommerviIle.
OF London, Ont, repulsed the American
bid for the Canadian Amateur golf crown
here Saturday by defeating w. X Lam
man. OF Columbus. Ohio, and 2, in the
So-hoie final battle here Saturday.
NEW YORK-Jack Sharkey had a new
inspiration to spur him on today JACK
Sharkey Jr.. arrived in this world Satur-
DAY. The baby boy weighed nine pounds
nine ounces.
CULVER, Ind.-Frank Shields. New York,
retained his title, as National junior ten
mis- champion, here Saturday by beating
Keith Gledhill, Santa Barbara. Cal, in the
final match, 6-1, 7-5, ell. Richard Hebard.
White Plains. N. Y. won the National boys
crown by trimming Kendall Cram, Nash
vile. Tenn. 4-6, 6-1, 6-1.
BOSTON. MaSs.-The WASHINGTON, D. O.
team won the 1928 Union Printers Inter-
national Baseball tournament here Satur-
day by defeating Chicago in the final
game, to 2. A two-run rally in the
ninth won for the capital city club.
RYE, N. Y.-Mrs. Mary Sutton Bundy
Santa Monica, Cal, won the Eastern turf
court championship here Saturday, by
downing Mrs. Charlotte HOsmer Chaplin.
Springfield. Mass. 4-6, rs. Ga. -. .....
SPRINGFIELD. IIl.-Johnny Sawyer. Mil
waukee. won the 35-mile feature dirt track
race at the Illinois State Fair Saturday.
Dutch Bauman. indianapolis was second.
Louis Schneider. Indianapolis. set a new
record for the mile track by turning it in
41.6 seconds,
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W. D. ,Niman. 1911 Carrollton Ave. sun
cay qualified as member of the Hole
n-One Club" when he scored an ace on
the twelfth hole at Avalon. Niman,
manipulating. mashie-niblick, smacked
tne ball on the nose on the 155-yard hole
Niman was playing in a foursome with III
L. Ware Ken Badger and c. Niman. It
IS the fifth time the twelfth hole at
avalon ava has been made in one in the past
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In the qualifying round of the
Avalon Club championship tourney
Sunday, Ray Robinson, 1927 title
holder, was low with 70. H. Sielken
was second with 70, Vance Othart
was third with 80 and A. r. Jones
was fourth with 81.
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SWElGERT is VICTOR
indianapolis Driver Wins Two Races
at Vincennes Sunday.

BIZ Times Special
VNCENNES, Ind, Aug. 90
Frank Sweigert, indianapolis, won
the f1fteen-mile feature race here
Sunday on the Vincennes dirt track
Bill Mccoy, Sullivan, was second.
Sweigert won the first f1ve-mile
race, Bill Mccoy he second five
miller and Pete Alberts captured the
third five-mile event.
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West and takes part in a few of
the Orange State open meets and
comes back East ready for summer
campaigns on Indiana fairways.
Georges campaigns so far this sum-
mer have been fair. He has paired
up recently with Johnny Simpson
from whom he won the State crown
last year at the Terre Haute Coun-
try Club and the two drove over
TO Martinsville to carry off the big
capital prize in the weekly pro-
amateur. Two weeks ago he paired
with Ralph Stonehouse, local pro.
to capture the same prize in the
pro-amateur at the Terre Haute
Country Club.
Lance learned quite a bit about
the French Lick course during the
state open event and when he is
called upon to defend his crown
next week he may do that very
thing in classy manner. There
were not many amateurs ahead of
him in the open and besides that
the play was medal, and the State
amateur is match play.
r n
Four Indianapolis golfers entered
the Western Amateur meet begin
ming in Chicago today. Their pair
ings for the qualifying round were:
c, Rtooert Bovine, indianapolis Country
Clup' and A. f. Norman, st. Charles, iii
w. L. Lincoln, Indianapolis Country
Club, and Dick Trevett Champaign III
Paul Gray. Indianapolis County Club.
ano Norman Weisler. Bloomfield. Ill
~, Frank Shields. indianapolis Country
Club. and Louis Fisher. Bloomfield.
y
In an invitational links derby at
Lake Wawasee Sunday, R. B. Up
ham, Chicago, won low gross with
80 and DR.. J. Wright, Indianapolis
was second with 80. w. B. Patton,
indianapolis, won low net with 65.
and R. B. Upham had second low
net with 60. Players were dinner
guests Of w. L. Lincoln at his sum-
mer home
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-16
STATE SCHOOL
funds SHORT
Probe of Boys Train.
ing Accounts Asked
By Attorney

AUSTIN, June 16.-tP)-The board
of control today requested the attor-
ney generals department TO look into
accounts Of the state boys training
school az Gatesville after it had
learned that the institution already
has exhausted, about three months
ahead of schedule, its "bread and
meat" or support and maintenance
fund.
J. B. Hearn, storekeeper and &C
countant, appeared before the board
today and was questioned.
DR.. H. II. Harrington, board mem
Der, said Hearn's report showed that
the school, besides being out of funds
which were intended to last until
September !. is about $4,000 "in the
red" on goods received and bills at
hand and about $4,000 behind on out
standing accounts.
He mentioned a statement BY Gov
ernor Moody today that he (the ex-
ecutive) had been informed the insti-
tution's superintendent had erred in
erecting buildings out Of the fund
not intended for that purpose.