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LOWER BRACKET

Tuesday Results
At Harrington: Sebastian IS. For
eker's IS.
At Brownsville: 3. J. c. IS, Model
Laundry IL.
At Brownsville: Harlingen Meth
odists 80, Fort Brown 3.
AT San Benito: San Benito SO.
Rio Hondo %.
Schedule Friday
San Benito at Rio Hondo.
Foraker's at Sebastian.
Fort Brown at Harlingen Meth
odist.
3. J. c. at Model Laundry.
With only one game left in the
regular schedule. things became
further complicated in the Valley
Amateur Basketball league when
Donna moved into a tic with Nc
Allen in the runner-up position OF
the upper bracket Tuesday night.
Indications are that San Benito
and the Brownsville Junior college
viii finish in a tie for second IN
the lower bracket also.
First places have already been
clinched by Edinburg In the upper
bracket and the Harlingen Meth
o<iists in the lower.
The importance OF the second
place ties is due TO the fact that
the runner-up IN each bracket gets
a chance at the championship n
a round robin TO follow the regular
season.
McAllen's downfall came as the
result OF her 1921 trouncing at the
hands OF Edcouch and Donna's %
z victory over Mercedes. The Fire
men themselves had a hard tuSsle
with Pharr. All in all. II was a
tough day for the leaders.
Progreso finally won a game
she took a forfeit from the Ray
mondville quint.
The Model Laundry Cleaners
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for the course. giving him a one
shot advantage owe OSsie Carlton,
defending champion.
Carlton was two shots in front OF
George Rotan. Houston, Jack Speer,
Houston. Johnnie Dawson, Chicago,
and Don Armstrong, Chicago. The
four tied with 74s.
Edwin Mcclure. Shreveport, was
next with a rs, while Reuben Al
baugh. Houston. and Fred Golding.
Houston. shared the next spot with
76's. Jack Jackson. Dallas, Leonard
Attwell, Houston, Allen Kyle. Hous-
ton, and Tracy Park, Houston, had
IT'S.
Five who turned in les were Neil
Smith, Dallas, Preston Moore, Hous-
ton. Jack Dold, Houston. Frank Bo-
DO, Houston, and Leo Coleman, Fl.
Worth. Dick Nauts. Houston and
Bud Mckinney, Del Rio, were in
with 79's to complete the group un-
der 80.
A number of other golfers were
in a position to shoot their way back
into the championship division to
day.
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YOUNG ENTERS
SPEED RACES

|
Bill Young, Of San Benito has
filed entry and application with
the National Auto racing Associa-
ton. under whose auspices the four
race meets in Harrington are being
sanctioned. for entrance TO the
stock a next Sunday after
noon. II IS probably a surprise to
quite a number of local race fans
that a veteran of the dirt tracks of
Texas and Oklahoma is living in
their district. Young has long been
a familiar figure at races over the
dirt track circuit OF the southwest.
just why this star Of the Roaring
Road should be this far rom the
usual haunts Of the builders and
drivers Of the diminutive speed
creations would probably be an in
teresting story in itself.
Young holds one Of the most en-
viable records OF the circuit in that
he has never failed TO keep his
machine between the fences on the
track over a period Of several years
spent in driving. To the average
person this means little. But 20 the
constant followers Of this most
hazardous Of all sports such a feat
sees almost impossible.
Until the advent Of the SUPER
charged speedway jobs OF the east
ern board tracks into dirt track
racing Young held all records On
the old n and one-half mile
speedway at Houston, for distances
Of one. five and ten laps OF the
track. driving in competition with
the fastest machines and mos.
daring pilots the southwest has
ever produced.
Young is doped to furnish the
visiting entries with plenty OF COM
petition in the twenty-five mile
sweepstakes race. the feature event
OF the stock al program.
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CORSICANA. Feb. l9-lP-Base-
ball fans OF Corsicana today had
practically abandoned hope of enter
ing the proposed Lone Star baseball
league. after the city council yes
terday refused the request OF a COM
mittee that it provide a grandstand
and playing field. Officials Of the
temporary league organization here
expressed doubt they would be able
to raise the $1,000 necessary TO build
a grandstand, If a field we're avail
able.
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TO BE. OR NOT To RI

WICHITA FALLS, Feb. l9-CP-
Final decision or the fate of the
West Texas baseball league, crippled
last year when the Wichita Falls
spudders withdrew their interest in
the Abilene club. today rested until
the meeting Of the league called for
next Sunday in San Angelo by pres
ident Dave Snodgrass of Coleman,
Guy Airey. secretary, announced.
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Man Who Made the Garrison Finish
Famous Still Holds Forth on Track

Garrison has not reached the
finish OF his own turf career, though
now, at the age OF 50. he is pretty
much in the background. He has
his home here. his racing car fcr
speed thrillS-and the horse races.
Enjoying the confidence of racing
men over a long period OF years.
the Snapper has run the gamut
from apprentice and jockey. owner
OF his own stable to trainer, steward
and placing judge at a number Of
the tracks. Stockily built. he weighs
around $50 now, but scaled only go
pounds with his saddle for the first
race he rode in 1884 and never
weighed more than 50 in his prime
as a jockey.
Garrison was a regular IN the
saddle at the age Of l6. after three
eyars In Father Bill" Days bar
rel stave" school for apprenticeship
at artford, Conn. The barrel slaves
were used to prod the jockeys. At
10 Garrison owned and rode his
own stable winning $4,000 in a
year
At % IN 1894. Garrison received
a salary OF Sc3,500 as contract rider
for August Belmont, James 3. Hag-
gin, and Gideon Knapp. A year
later he wore the silks OF Colonel
Jacob Rupert, now owner OF the
New York Yankees.
"Garrison's Finish" first was
pasted to the great Jockeys record
in 1886 when he came from nowhere
with an outsider. Dutch Roller.
owned by James r. Kenne to win
the great Eastern handicap az
Sheppshead bay. 1t stuck, for he
never liked front-runnners and in,
variably rated his mounts along TO
do his stuff in the stretch--"where
the money IS"
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came very nearly upsetting the
dope in the lower bracket when
they held the strong Junior college
Scorpions TO a 1913 count. Rivalry
was high. and it was a fight from
the opening to the closing whistle.
Sebastian proved she was still
able to play basketball by defeat
ing Foraker's by a large score.
Sebastian is the original hard luck
quint. She was nosed out OF run
ner-up position by a series OF one
point defeats.
San Benito had little trouble
downing Rio Hondo 1928.
The bracket leading Methodists
romped away with the Fort Brown
boys here to the tune Of 1919.
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Camera Would
Take Dempsey

DALLAS. Feb. l9-R-Prtmo
Camera, 279-pound Italian maui
er, was on his way to New Or
leans today, his manager, Leon
See. hoping that Jack Dempsey.
former heavyweight champion OF
the world. would attempt a come
back next summer against Car
nera.
I'VE are negotiating for the
fight and feel reasonably sure 1t
Will 90 through" See declared
Yesterday, when the party stopped
here for lunch.
Camera was en- route to New
Orleans TO meet Jack McAuliffe
there next Tuesday night going
next TO Philadelphia.
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Blistered Heel Is
1st Giant Casualty

SAN ANTONIO. Feb. 19-Pl-The
first casualty in the New York
Giants training camp is Ralph Judd
right handed pitcher who saw plen-
ty of service as a relief man last
season.
Judd drifted into camp yesterday
with a blister on his right heel and
was excused from practice by Dave
Bancrift. assistant manager.
The continued absence Of Karl
Hubbell, able Southpaw, was be-
ginning to worry the boys. Karl, who
recently was married. was due at the
camp three days ago.
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Ramblers Defeat
Jackals Is to IA

The Brownsville, Ramblers de-
feated the Washington Park Jackal
quint on Tucker field Tuesday af-
ternoon by the close score Of 1914.
Capt. Joe Martinez, j. Robes and
A. Gonzalez played a good game. R.
Escobar was high point man with
eight TALES to his credit. Capt. Mar
tinez made two field goals from
near the middle Of the field.
Villarreal and Narvaez did good
work for the Jackals.
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PLOUCHBOYS.
COMETS SPLIT
Ell Jardin Girls Win 1853
While Boys Lose
1911

The Santa Rosa Ploughboys de-
feated the Comets at e Jardin
Tuesday afternoon 1911, but the
Comet girls evened things up by
downing their visitors 1913.
Nolan. tall Santa Rosa center.
was closely guarded and he was
able to ring up only four points.
With their handspring covered. the
Ploughboys were never able TO pull
far in the lead.
Tripplet. Comet forward, was
high point man. scoring six.
The Comets will close the basket.
ball season on their home court
this afternoon, playing an indepen-
dent team from Negro Bridge.
Tuesdays box follows:
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GOLFERS MEETING in
HOUSTON QUALIFYING ROUND

HOUSTON. Feb. ie-tP-Most OF
the star golfers Of the southwest and
many from other sections clashed
today in the final round OF qualify
ing play for the Houston country
clubs annual invitation champion
ship meet.
Glenn Chrisman. Orange, Tex,
holder Of the southern amateur
championship in 1925. grabbed the
lead over a classy field Of golfers
yesterday by scoring a II, even par
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BERLIN tP-Twenty-five Ger
man holders OF patents on Upper
fasteners have formed a trust COM
pany and threatened to prosecute
any manufacturers. wholesalers or
retail dealers who neglect to make
proper payment Of royalties.
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and DiltZ.
The FL Jardin girls romped away
to an easy victory over the Santa
Rosa girls. The final score was
1913. Wears accounted 70. nine Of
the Comet points. Richardson -ang
up all OF the Santa Rosa Joints.
The line-ups and scoring: FL
Jardin-Forwards: Cowan 90, Will
son (2) and Wears 90. Ceniers:
Villafranca and Hanna. Guards:
Drumwright, Barnes and Floyd.
Santa Rosa-Forwards: Daniels W)
and Richardson 90. Centers: Heale
and Vance. Guards: Vance and
Morgan.
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Note: The following interview
with Edward II. (Snapper) Gar
rlson, one Of the most famous
Jockeys Of all time, Is another
OF the Associated Press series on
veterans Of sport.
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FIRST PLACES
ARE SEWED UP
Hot Scramble Now on For
Second Place In
Both Brackets
UPPER BRACKET


Tuesday Results
At Edcouch: McAllen q. Edcouch
%.
At Mercedes: Donna %. Merce-
deS 7.
At Progreso: Raymondville for
feited 10 Progreso.
At Edinburg: Edinburg IL, Pharr
*
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Schedule Friday

Progreso at Raymondville.
Edcouch at McAilen.
Edinburg at Pharr.
Mercedes at Donna.
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Help Wanted Male

DEALERS AND statesmen
FOR CITY AND STATE TO SELL
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Suburban for Sale
NOTHING DOWN
Real Estate Wanted

WANTED-Farms of all sizes in exchange
for city properties and buinsesses. H. a
STAUFFER. LAFAYETTE. Ind.
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Business Announcements

p GATHERS Bought solo and renovated
Gather mattresses. pillows MADE TO order
z. 2. Burke. 43l-433 Ma Ave RI 5655
I0-da spec Keemer Rug Co. Ch. 5336
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Rooms for Rent
DENISON HOTEL

Pennsylvania and Ohio. Nov is your
opportunity to secure nice warm room
for winter Complete hotel service. Rates
surprisingly loR So wk.; Groom suites:
psrior. bedroom. bath for 4 persons. ae
low as S7h mo Let Us show YOU.
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DR. H. f. CRUM

Specializing IN digestive trouble.
77l7 2 10TH ST Cn $3.50
ORNAMENT and temporary home for in
Aids nervous. mental cases. also eldeTV
ncoOls 1927 y DelaVare ~ 4,1A
FITZGERALD WAR CLAIM OFFICE.
Pension and Compensation Claims.
20E HOLIDAY Bldg
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Money to Loan

LOANS-slOO to $500 at ~ per cent
HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORPORATION
OF AMERICA 404 Kresge BLDG RI 1928
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Help Wanted Male
MEN
Full or Part Time

TO SELL PATHFINDER MOTOR CLUB
MEMBERSHIPS GOOD SIDE LINE FOR
AUTO INSURANCE MEN. CALI MORN
INGS ONLY. 2243 N. MERIDIAN.
We HAVE q sales opening Tor responsible.
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OF age who is thoroughly familiar with
insurance. retail and financial accounting,
Write fully YOUR qualifications 10 $50
state Life bldg. Incianepoils.
EVERYBODY USES
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Rooms Wanted

ROOM wANTED-Citv or suburban. in ex-
change for piano lessons, BY excellent
teacher. Address Box Bel. in care Times.
, Girls teaching in private school desire
rm south OF S8th. west OF Meridian.
4I23 North Capit ol Ave. Wa. 1905.
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Real Estate for Exchange

/ ACRE and coy 4-room modern bunga-
low. equipped with Philgas for cooking.
Practically new. garage and poultry house.
Will consider city property. near car
line. KINNICK & HALL, s07 Fidelity tt.
Bldg. Ri. 1926 Oh. 1584-J.
81 FEET on Broadway. north of 18th St.
one Broom house. one 7-room house
fine apartment site; zoned for business.
He 466l
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Rent Housekeeping Rooms

mss rms. s.; IN sleeping nm. S. Ri. a97s
BELLEFONTATNE- II3I-2 front rms.
board optional: grid. floor. Ri 2089-R.
BROADWAY. 24lO-Nice rm kitchenette.
near bath furnished. He. 270l,-
CENTRAL. 1852 moiern unfinished
housekeeping rooms: pdyate entrance.
sleeping room; good heat. Ri. 8978
COLLEGE, l322-Fr. rm mod; private
home. ! sleep room: garage. Ri 2668
COLLEGE. I332-ABOVE AVER GE; FURN-
HOUSEKEEPING RMS; STEAM HEAT;
CONSTANT HOT WATER. IL. 1852.
DEARBORN. N.-Cozy. 2-rm. apt. ideal
for married couple. modem home' no
other ro0,cers, On. 6452 evenings.
DELAWARE. n. 1858 rooms for house
keeping. will rent furn.. $50 per mo. or
unfurn.. s22 per mo Utilities furnished:
HOLMES. N. 7l-Niceiy furn. nm. kitch-
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ILLINOIS. n. IO02-Large room. Kitchen,
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ILLINOIS. N 5il-Apartments, sleeping
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LEXINGTON. l42l-Moder1. 'nicelv furn..
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NFW JERSEY. N 2G42-Ciean. warm.
cheerful rms nicely turn. Reasonable:
NEW JERSEY. n. 1874 Good. warm
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walking distance Ri. io59.
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OHIO. E. 500 housekeeping rooms: 81
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PROSPECT, 7l9-2 modern hskpg. rms, ev-
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ST JOE. E. 2l5-2 2-rm. suites. modern.
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furnished: private bath. entrance.
WHCOTT- y. ~ nicely furnished rms.
modern. gfeasonable rent.
WOODRUFF NJ DR.. 544ALsrge apt. pri.
bath. sI2.5 so; small apt. So. ca. SIS.
10TH e. s2i-Mod. fur housekeep., $3.50,
or sleeping. So. Garage space.
TENTH, e. 447~2 nicely furnished front
rooms: also sleeping room.
I7TE- E, 52s-Furnished housekeeping I'm
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LADY to share apartment. college or
working girl: SIS month. Ia. 4443.
lovely OODRUFF-Furnished room,
kitchenette: Sd food. $3.50. Oh. 4los.
Houses and Flats Furnished
ILLINOIS. 1919 N.-Nicely furn. mod.
rm. apt also slpg. rms With Twin Beds.
Ill n, 26iI-Completly furn., arm. apt;
gar; utilities paid. IA. l5o5-M.
REDWOOD. 3022-Wiil share lovely steam
heated. private home with employed iaoys
privilege of kitchenette. Ia. 5sl1.
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Instructions
LEARN TO DANCE
Special Notices

CRYSTAL DANCE PALACE
Dancing ever Monday. "wednesday
rhuredav and Saturday. Thursday -
waltz night Also SQUARE dancing 7z9
n Illinois St
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Room for Rent With Board

CENTRAL, 1513-Room. board: private
modern home; men preferred. Ri. 48l7
CENTRAL, 2432-Delightfu 2-rm. suite:
connects bath; . or 3: lge. closet. Ia. 5000.
ILL. N. 2358-Pleasant rm.. mr.. bath.
home cook. priv, 81. Ha. 1897.
LOCK RBIE, 628-Employed couple.
private modern home. Ri. 1908.
NEW JERSEY. NJ. l438-Rm. adjoining
bath. priv apt. meals opt. u. 5704.
PARKER. 12O2-Lovely modern front rm.:
private home. meals opt. Oh. 1872:
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18th. W, -Unfurnished rms. for
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SMALL CHILD TO CARE FOR. REF
ERENCES. 20 ORANGE ST.
FOR three or four people; private home;
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CHILDREN Mothers care, nice modern
home He 1872
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Situations Wanted Female

HOUSEKEEPING position nv neat clean.
reliable middle aged widow. More for
home than wages. Box B 81. r, Times.
HOUSFK EEPING position wanted by
widow. take full charge. Call at l140 s..
ReInonf Ave-
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SALESMAN

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Miscellaneous Wanted
Pets and Live Stock


BABY CH1CKS-Now all the time; the
best. Get our low p price liS5
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THORNTOWN, IND. PHONE 2622
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REAL TOY BOSTON PUPPIEs-TIh49srt-
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Houses and Flats Furnished

ILLINOIS. 1919 N-Nicely furn. mod.
rm. apt also slpg. rms With Twin Beds.
Ill n, 26ll-Completly furn., arm. apt;
gar; utilities paid. Ia. l505-M.
KENWOOD. 3O22-will share lovely steam
heated. private home with employed lady.
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Lots for Sale

HOME site lot north; improved streets
viii sacrifice s340 equity for quick sale
Ri o648 Oh 1853
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Help Wanted Female
Situations Wanted Male

EXPERIENCED white janitor can furnish
references. DR.. 2728-M.
YOUNG German man wants work Of any
kind. Can drive any car. DR.. 1888.
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BILTMORE GARDENS
: Room BUNGALOW

Here's dandy little bungalow IN a
clean healthful location; $50 cash, s22. so
monthly will give. you deed in few
years. NoWs the time to quit paying for
the other fellows house. This one is
close to bus line. Mr.. WEESNER. 1r. 1927,
dav oT night
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ROOMS-Gas. cleo. garden space. chick
en- park. outbuldings; s35. Oh. 1853.
STOP 6i2, Rockville Rd.; new house;
ground; garages; chick park: bus line.
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Business Places for Rent
Suburban for Rent

ROOMING HOUSEStore adjoining. nea
Fountain Square: 10 rms. II. Ol56-J.
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A FLOWING WE'LL

west Newton I'd. near the Dandy Trail.
Free tie in to light line. school bus.
Nearly time to start g garden. Can be
bought for $4,000 cash. $500 a. month.
Call MI. Beard. Ii. 1920, evenings, Wa.
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CERTAINLY if the Cards con-
~ tinue to play from now until
the finish as they have been playing
during the last month nobody is go
ing to beat them. They are the only
ones who have shown any con-
sistency.
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so Enter
Open Play
HeinIein and Nelson Win
Pro-Amateur Crown in
MunCie Golf.
BY DICK MILLER
Times STAFF Correspondent

MUNCIE, Ind, Sept 9.-Approxi-
mately fifty of the best professional
and amateur golfers of the state as
sembled here today for the thirty
six-hole eastern Indiana open cham
pionship over the municipal course.
A pro-amateur tournament held
Monday afternoon gave the entrants
the needed knowledge of the. course
and today's pair of rounds were ex-
pected to lower the record of LAG
hung up by Maurice Feeney OF In
dianapolis last year. Feeney was
an amateur and Ralph Stonehouse,
Coffin pro at indianapolis, took the
professional prize money for first
place.
The pro-amateur Monday was
won by Bill Heinlein, indianapolis,
state junior champion, and Wally
Nelson, Bloomington pro, with a 81.
Heinlein shot a SO, one stroke under
course par.
Second place was taken by T. G.
Huston of Elwood and Huff1ne OF
Fl Wayne with a best ball score OF
SO. A 70 held by Arliss Caskey and
Dick Kimbrough of Muncie took
third money.
With a large number of prizes at
stake and $3.50 purse for the first
five pros, it is expected some under
par golf will be fired in the two
rounds as the course is in excellent
shape after recent rains.
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Adolfo Luque and Dazzy Vance,
primed for the league-leaders, but
the old Cubs jinx, which has four
teen victories in nineteen games
played this season, may sound the
final death knell over the Flatbush
hopes.
AS for the Giants. this team has
squandered more opportunities than
any of the contenders. Even John
j., McGraw considers the Giants
out Of the running, failing to send
a representative to Chicago for the
world series meeting Monday.
Need Clean Sweeps
The unusual status of the Cubs
and other factors, including eight
cen of their remaining games at
home, may contrive to get the
Giants back into the race, even
though it would take a near miracle
for them to cop the flag. The
Giants today we're four games be-
hind the Cubs.
If the Giants swept the series
with the Cards and the Robins won
three straight from the Cubs, the
Giants and Robins would be tied
for second place, half game behind
Chicago.
Anything less than three out of
four for the Giants and two out
three for the Robins will just about
leave the pennant between the Cubs
and Cards.