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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-06-20
Young City
Star Gets
% Open
Bill HeinIein Surprises al
Gary; Three Leaders
Continue Fight.
BY DICK MILLER
United Press staff Correspondent

GARY, Ind, June 20.-Bill Helm
lein, the young Indianapolis ANA
teur, stole the show from the pro-
fessionals here again with a sensa-
tional SO on the first eighteen holes
OF today's thirty -six-hole round.
Heinlein's card for the first nine
holes today showed three brides,
on the first, sixth and ninth holes.
He had 80, three under par. On
the incoming nine, Heinlein equaled
par with 81. He had brides on
the thirteenth and fifteenth, but
missed short puts on the eleventh
and eighteenth to go one over par
on each.
Watson Out in Front
The trio of leaders, Neal McIn-
tyre of Highland Country Club, In
dianapolis, and Johnny Watson Of
South Bend, who topped the pack
with 14Os after thirty-six holes
Thursday, continued to battle for
the lead today, with Watson lead
ing after thirteen holes of play.
Mcintyre was one stroke behind him
and Stonehouse two.
For the first nine, Stonehouse
and Mcintyre each required So and
Watson 35.
RidgIey Scores 81
In the second low threesome,
Harold Ridgley of VALPARAISO
picked up stroke on the leaders
with "a on the first nine. Chuck
Garringer, indianapolis Speedway
pro, had a SO and Chick Bader,
Gary amateur, 36.
Par was equaled Thursday by
three who tied for fourth place on
the first thirty-six, Chuck Gar
ringer, Indianapolis pro; Harold
Ridgley, Valparaiso pro, and Chick
Bader, the Germy amateur. Their
scores were IA.
Two other professionals landed
seventh and eighth Thursday, Pete
Duran, Ft. Wayne, with 148, and
Cameron Trent, Cressmoor expert,
with 149.
Make it in SO
Neal Mcintyre, defending cham
pion, got a Y on his first eighteen
Thursday and then set the field
agog by negotiating the second
eighteen in SO. Ridgley of Valpa-
raise was the midway leader Thurs
day with SO, but weakened on mis-
second eighteen and took rs. But
for a seven on one hole on his first
eighteen Ridgley probably would
have smashed the course record
OF 81.
Bill Heinlein, former winner Of
the indianapolis Times schoolboy
title, scored 70 for the first eighteen
Thursday, but faltered and took 70
in the afternoon. His Thursday
count was 152, but there was glory
in it. for he was tied for second high
amateur, Bader being top amateur
with IA and Ferias Of South Bend
also getting 152. Next best anna
teurs Thursday we're Willard
Charles, Marion, and Williamson,
FIT. Wayne, each with 1853.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-06-20

Runs batted in-Freigau, Blossom.
WarsUler. Hoffman Koenecke, Riddle.
Windle ~. Two-base hits-Warstler.
Koenecke. Three-base hit. = Koenecke.
". Double piays-Connolly to Warstler to
Monahan: Windle to Turgeon to Stanton.
Left on bases-Indianapolis, g.. Milwaukee;
S. Base on balls-Off Robertson, !; of
Stark. /. Struck out-By Burwell. 8; by
Robertson. l. Hits-Of Robertson. in
I innings: off Stark. l in 2 innings. Passed
Time-i:9O Umpires-Goetz and Bailey.
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BELANGER is DEFEATED

DETROIT, June 20.-Ralph Len
ny, 1876, Union City, N. j., defeated
frankie Belanger, al, Montreal, in
six rounds; Jimmy Harvey, 1909,
Lansing, Mich, drew with Harry
Ferro, 1871, Chicago, in six; Joe
Barlow, 1907, Boston, and George
Pavlick, 1701A, Cleveland, drew in
sig
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S OUT DIEGEL, MAC SMITH FOR TITLE
Bout on Air
RnTnitcd prees

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK. June 20.-A
blow-by- blow description Of the
Otto Won Porat- Young Strib-
ling fight at Chicago tonight
will be broadcast over a ma
tion-wide radio hookup, the
National Broadcasting Com
pany announced today. The
broadcast will begin at 9 p. m.
indianapolis time), with Gene
Rouse Of station KYW at the
microphone.
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LANDS DIRECTS 30

There are thirty organized major
and minor professional baseball
leagues in the United States under
the supervision of Judge Kenesaw
Mountain Lands.
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BIZ United Press
NEW LONDON, June 2O.-Out on
the broad, blue surface of the peace
full Thames river the oarsmen of
Yale and Harvard were scheduled
to stage their time-hallowed regatta
today with throng estimated at
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-06-20
RIXEY OLDEST. TALLEST

Eppa Rixey of the Cincinnati
Club is the oldest left-handed
pitcher in the National League and
the taIlest In the parent circuit,
towering feet inches.
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Bobby Leads Rivals
Two Strokes at End
of 72-Hole Tourney
Albanian First to Win Both Amateur and Open Crowns in
Same Year Since 1890; Leaders Crack
in Final Round.
BY ART RODGERS

England 20.-Bobby his third British
open golf championship today with aggregate OF e for the seventy
holes Professional Golf Association cham
Smith American finished
behind the champion whose POI
beyond the reach of all the Others
BY this total 2 Bobby Jones his first British
championship 1877 with of 1885,
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How Chicago Heavy
Rivals Compare

Bv United Press
CHICAGO, June 20.-Otto Won
Porat and Young Stribling will COM
pare as follows when they battle
here tonight:
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Baseball Calendar

NATIONAL LEAGUE
BROOKLYN nm mn mn = -
Cincinnati iii 6S0 M :,
Sukeforth. HSN' f>o-p ana
C DSS5co1 o....'......... 900 DOL 03O-4 6
sebold sherdei and s soo GeT-i cro 55
Philadelphia at St Louis. rain.
New York at Pittsburgh. rain.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
M AIS zig gig S SSS S SSSs-411 9
u, MYcqgM'Iaan. Ogden Tate sOS and DE E s II
Kansas qsasii eitv .'.'' goo s goo 900
Da rol1 t1o, Lineup and Barnes. ThompSSon93
OaS' money and Peters. Angiey. E'oH'
St. P sD1S .......... 300 600 oo1- IA
Kemner. Max;iorr. 2o2 100 a2x-1o II )
01Aon; Van Alta. Harriss and GGT 2sbou spd
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Hole by Hole With Jones

BIZ United Press %
HOYLAKE. England, June 90
Bobby Jones hole-by-hcle play
through the four rounds of the
British open golf championship fol-
lows:
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Yesterdays Results

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Washington ....... 200 DOL COX 8 0
Henry. McKsin and Tate: Crowder ana
Spencer.
Cleveland ......... 900 900 1o1- 2 II 0
Philadelphia ...... 200 ITO cox 8 0
Hudlin, Jablonowski and Myatt; Grove
and Cochrane.
Detroit ...... 030 600 ol0- 10 !
New York .......... 1870 0OU lux 3 /
Uhle and Hargrave; Wells. Gomez and
Dickey.
st. Louis ... 900 600 001- 8 o
Boston .... ITO 020 COX IL o
Collins. Stiles. Hulshauser and Manlon.
Terrell; MscFayden and Heving.
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sTRIBLING
Won PoRAT
Today'S Games

Today'S Games
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
INDIANAPOLIS At Milwaukee.
Louisville at Kansas City.
Columbus at st. Paul.
Toledo At Minneapolis.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Chicago at Washington.
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
Detroit at New York
s.. Louis st BoStc-
NATIONAL LEAGUE
/, Boston at CHIEFS
ErookiYn At Cincinnati.
zen York at Pittsburgh.
Philadelphia at St. Louis.
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even pa pars and did a pretty good job
OF IL until he reached the eighteenth
hole He was short Of the green and some
one told him he would have to get
birdie 10 tie Mcintyre at 40. Johnny
stepped up and Clipped his ball into the
cup from of the green for IL. one under
par and got his tie for the leadership.
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The schedule for the Long Acre-Power
and Light game Of the Capitol City League
has been changed from Riverside oia-
uond to Long Acre park Saturday. The
game will start at $50. The PLAYERS have
been invited to take dip after the game
in Long Acre pool.
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INDIANAPOLIS orioles will meet Foresters
Cubs SUNDAY at Riverside diamond at
7.30. PLAYERS are requested to report at
] o'clock orioles have open dates in July
and games are wanted with fast state
Giiss and RosehToch viii form the Oriole
battery Sunday.
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Assumption A. C. will meet St. Josephs
IN a double-header at Rhodius No. ] sun
cav at o. m. A complete shake-up has
been made in the A. c. lineup A C. will
hold an Important practice this evening
at Rhodius park. Wersing, Anne and ia
hoboe notice.
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st. Patricks will meet Irvinston Builders
IN a Municipal League tilt at CARRIED dla-
rnond 3 Sunday at 5 .. m. saints VIII
meet tonight at the clubrooms. All players
attend.
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The u. B. Pals will play the Calvary
nine a douhle-header Saturday at Brook
Tie Siannnd nne- First game al l D. m.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
La gaceta., 1930-11-03

uno de los boxeadores magistra-
les de estos tiempos. Tn POGO
mas de agresividad mejoraria
su estilo, pero un hombre es CO.
me es, y probablemente ell cuba
no desarrollo esa. forma pelean-
do con h0mbres mas fuertes que
Ell, con los euales no podia aries
garse.
Pero el es I'm cientffico del
juego. Els una pintura en- ell
ring, y un peligroso pequeno in
dividuo cuando los punos vuelan.
Para su tamano es IN buen pc
gador. 70 espero verlo desarro-
llarse en- I'm gran hombre de pc
so ligero, ell aho pr6ximo.
Tiene ahora 19 amos Y a1n de-
be llegar a la cdspide de su ha-
bilidad.
La gaceta., 1930-11-03
AVISOS EN- WEST TAMpA
Jorge hizo I'm visible movi

Jorge hizo un visible movi.
miento de contrariedad.
-lmportuno, amigo mio-coo
test6 con embarrassing podeis
serlo en- mi casa; pero va v6is.,.
estoy en- session w..
Ell artista habIaba con lenti-
tud, como 81 buscase las pala-
bras. La combination que crefa
inocente, inventada por el a ms
tigaci6n del senior de la Croix-
Dieu para relacionar a Andres
con ell vizconde, iba seguramen.
te a fracasar, 10 cual lie DISCUS
taba, porque va sabemos que que
ria servir al baron.
Armando de Grandlieu. i'm
p~resionado por ell aspecto gentil
y elegante del i6ven, que debia
pertenecer al gran mundo, hizo
La gaceta., 1930-11-03

ginal, George Dixon, la maravi-
LA, y dicen que despues de este
solo Jack Dempsey ha llegado al
coraz6n de la multitud.
Ell viejo De Forest tiene del
gladiator cubano la mejor OPT
Mon y cree que posee todas las
dotes que hiciera al primero I'M
mitable.
al Kid solo lie faIta la des-
vastadora potencia de punos de
Dixon; pero me parece que este
10 supera en- velocidad y gracia.
Fidel La Barba tambien ha
mejorado mucho y durante su
carrera ha tenido como formi-
dables oponentes a Eddie Shea,
Bud Taylor y Jimmy McLarnin.
Ell cubano ha peleado con
hombres como Al Singer, Jack
Kid Berg, Vidal Gregorio, Blu
shy Graham y otros.
La gaceta., 1930-11-03
LA ARENA DE BENJAMIN
FIELD Sc REABRIRA Ell
VIERNES

4 aEE 2#EE.
Por haberse enfermado su es-
posa en- Baton Rouge, La, ell pro
motor Kennedy no pudo hacer
su recorrido por ell norte y re-
gres6 ell sabado a Tampa.
Como la Arena de Benjamin
Field no "gana dinero" estando
cerrado, Mr.. Kennedy inmedia-
tamente anunci6 que Ell viernes
la reabrira con Jose Estrada, ell
m~ejicano, como principal atrac-
ci6n.
Estrada venci6 recientemen-
tie a Saturnino Tiberio y en- la
Habana hizo tablas con Martin
Oroz.
Para contrario del mejicano
Sc ha seleccionado a Johnny Cur
tin, individuo a quien Tiberio
derrotara con suma facilidad,
en- Benjamin Field.
La gaceta., 1930-11-03
sus a~yudantes.

y sus ayudantes.
+ Chocolate y La Barba figu.
} ran acknowledgements entire los
mejores peso de puma del dia,
y ell vencedor podra reclamar
una oportunidad por ell titulo,
con Battling Battalino, de Hart
ford.
Acontece que 20 soy uno de
la gran mayorfa que nunca Ia
visto pelear a Battalino. Por 10
tanto no puedo rendir opinion
sobre su habilidad.
Algunos me dicen que es un
! buen hombre pequenito; pero
que necesita mas experienced.
Puede resultar I'm tanto extra
no que Sc exija mas experien-
cia en- un campe6n del mundo.
De todos MOODS, Battalino ha
figurado en- varios combates,
despues de la conquista de la CO.
roma, y de ellos ha salido derro-
ado.
George Blakes, Tie dirige a
La Barba, recientemente me di-
jo que los "gusanos de ring, en-
New York, veran esta noche a
un nuevo La Barba y yo nunca
he sabido que George haya exa-
gerado.
Chocolate gan6 una decision
sobre La Barba, a diez rounds,
en- el Bronx, pero George sostie-
ne que desde esa noche Fidel ha
mjorado mucho. Fue una deci-
sion apretada.
Chocolate, en- mi opinion, es
La gaceta., 1930-11-03
BOXEO
KID CHOCOLATE VOLVERA
A PELEAR CON D LA
BARBA

New York, Nov. 3.-Da-
mon Runyon dice: Los accionis-
tas del Madison Square recibi-
ran un poquitin de animation
en- la noche de hoy. Una function
Sc ha anunciado que atraera
mas p1blico que las 1ltimas des
mayadas.
FL cubano Kid Chocolate Sc
enfrentara con Fidel la Barba,
de California, en- 10 que parece
sera ell combate clasico del Sc
,aestre. Chocolate es una de las
mejores atracciones de New
York, con ordinarios oponentes
y en- La Barba tiene algo mas
que un contrario vulgar.
Asi las cosas ell bout" debie-
ra atraer mas de $40, 900 Y este
sera un alivio para Mr.. Joe
Boyton, jefe de los empleados
de taquilla del Madison Square,
La gaceta., 1930-11-03

IN alderman para detener a An
dres, y dijo:
-Sentirfa, caballero, que
nuestra presencia privara al So
nor de Trojan del placer de- 70
oi0iros' Vuestra vista NADIA tie
ne de molesta. os rueoo ono ~, NJ
os marches.
Andres di0 las gracias, V a.
vanzando algunos pasos Sc det,-
70 de nuevo, con una emoci6n
tan viva, que apenas 81 Sc dana
ouenta de sus actos .Esta tnrba~
zion empero, era tan encanta-
aola' en- IN tempo en- que los a.
polesoentes llevan So apIomo
nasta la impudencia, que 81 mis-
mo tenor de ser indiscreto i
aumentaba su gracia. '0 'e
la session Sc interrumpi6. y
La gaceta., 1930-11-03
XXXVI

Ell joyen parecia cohibido, Y al
yer a Germana sentada frente
al artista Y al espeso de aqu6lla
a sus espaldas, Sc puso encendi-
do, perdi6 la serenidad y salud6
de una manera cortada.
-Perdonadme, querido Ire
Jan. La lave estaba puesta, Y no
he encontrado a nadie que me
anunciase. 81 soy importuno, me
retro.
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meto.

meto.
-Hablad.
Observation-Disclosures Jorge
que mi graciosa prima tiene
completamente ell aire de una
nina, y que nj ell mismo Rafael
hizo resplandecer sobre un puro
y dulce rostro una expression
mas angelical.
Armando de Grandlieu Sc es-
tremeci6 y balbuci6 con voz que
Sc esforzaba en- hacer firme:
ISL. es verdad... cierto!
-Propongo, pues- continue
ell artista,- i'm retrato que sea
un euadro. 81 os parece, pintar6
a mi prima con traje blanco, en-
medic de un parque banado con
a fresca luz de la manana... Sus
cabellos, algo desarreglados,
La gaceta., 1930-11-03

unas cuantas gotas de rocio;
sostendra por las cintas su SOM
brero de paja, canastillo impro-
visado lleno de flores silvestres,
y sera Ell Hada de la Primavera.
iQue os parece?
ISL, si!-exclam6 Germana,
batiendo sus manos con gran a
legria.-iSi, sill. ESQ es 10 que
hay que hacer!..,. iSera delicio-
so!
Jorge interrog6 al senior Gran
dileu con la mirada.
-Aprobado-dijo 6ste;- su-
primiremos los escudos, y, 81 Ia
parte heraldica pierde un POGO.
la parte plastica ganara mucho
en- clio.
- Pues comeneemos!
Las primeras lineas trazadas
La gaceta., 1930-11-03

con carbon fueron borradas, Y
Jorge empez6 ell boceto en- ell sen
lido indicado. A las tres sesio-
mes, va Sc dejaba yer una idea
del cuadro, Y ell parecido con
Germana prometia ser maravi-
lIoSo.
Ell dfa de la cuarta session,
cuando llegaron ell vizconde y su
mujer, ell artista llam6 a Valen-
tin y lie do una orden que debta
aleiarle de casa cerca de dos ho-
raS.
-Cierra bien la puerta de la
antesala Y quita la llave-le d.
10.
-Muy bien, senior.
Empez6 la session; pero sin
duda ell sirviente no habfa enten
dido la orden de su amo, porQue,
La gaceta., 1930-11-03
LOS CRONISTAS CONVIE-
MEN EN- QUE LA BARBA
Y CHOCOLATE SON SUPE-
RIORES A BATTALINO.

Los dos j6venes de peso de
pluma que esta noche Sc batiran
en- New York, Kid Chocolate y
Fidel La Barba, en- la opinion
de los principles cronistas de-
portivos de New York, son SUI
periores a Bat Battalino, ell cam
pe6n mundial.
Fidel La Barba Sc presenta-
ra hoy dirigido por ell viejo Jim
my De Forest, ayudante del ma
mayer George Blake.
De Forest y Tom O'Rourke
trabajaron con ell Chocolate orr
La gaceta., 1930-11-03
Ell iueves, en- New York, e

Ell jueves, en- New York, ell
belga Rene de Vos, campeon de
peso mediano de su pals, ten
dra de contrario a Angel Clivi-
lie, de Puerto Rico
En- este m.5mo uia, King Le-
whisky, la sensation de peso
complete ligero, Sc dara de pu-
netazos con Jimmy Slattery, de
Buffalo. Otto Won Porat y Jack
Renault, figuran en- ell mismo
programa y Sc batiran a 10 asal
tos.
La gaceta., 1930-11-03
NOTAS DE ROXF0

Ell microbes, en- Oakland, Cal
Young Cortt, "as" de la cate
gorfa de peso welter, Sc batira
con Joe Cooper, d eTerre Haute
Indiana.
Este Cooper debe ser nuestro
antique conocido.
La gaceta., 1930-11-03

media bora despu6s de haber
marchado, la puerta Sc abri6,
presentandose un intruso en- ell
taller.
Aquel intruso era ell marques
de San Reno.
La gaceta., 1930-11-03
FL TEMPO

Nublados para hoy. Mas ca
lor, Probables lluvias. Vientos
moderados del norte y noreste.
Maxima temperature aver "a
grades; minima, 81.
Sale ell sol a las SAB a. m. y
Sc pone a las IA p. m.
Sale la luna a las 4:16 p. m.
Y Sc pine a las 4;O3 a. m
Marea baja a la 6:19 a. m.
V 6,25 p. M; marea alta a las
I2:11 a. nj y 1870 p. m.
La gaceta., 1930-11-03
fOLI E'TIN DE LA GACETA'
LAS TRACEDIAS
DE PARIS
TrAducci6D de
Pedro Pediaza y Paez

en- Ell %cuello, hacienda resaltar
vigorosamente su cabeza sobre
ell fondo purpura de una corti-
ma, colocando en- ell angulo SUI
perior de la tela, a la izquierda
los escudos de los Grandlieu Y
los Randall.
-iY no estara bien ASH
pregunt6 ell anciano.
-Estara muy bien... pero Sc
me ocurre otra idea, y os la So
La gaceta., 1930-11-03
IGNACIO ARA PELEARA
HOY EN- NEW YORK

New York, Nov. Bel gla-
diador espanol Ignacio Ara pc
leara hoy en- la semifinal del Ma
olson Square Garden con Pinky
Kaufman, de Hartford, Conn.
Esta sera la primera presen-
taci6n de Ara en- los Estados
Unidos.
La gaceta., 1930-11-03

Mickey Walker, campe6n de
peso m4diaao. ell viernes pelea-
"a o., Letr.,it con John Risko,
~veterano de peso complete,
Walker aspira a Il corona de
Max ~Schmeling.
La gaceta., 1930-11-03

Chino Alvarez Sc batira en- IA
semifinal con Pinky Phillips, de
Jacksonville, a diez asaltos.
Billy Rogue Sc batira con Os-
car Howell y Mario Paula con
Boots Taylor.
La gaceta., 1930-11-03
LIMPIA C~IENTIFICAMENTE
LA SANGRE Y LA TONIFICA
ANADIENDOLE FUERZA Y
PRODUCIENDO CARNE
SOLIDA Y MUSCULO

Durante 40 amos P. P. P. ha
dado alivio a miles de perso.
mas que han sufrido de debili
dad, dolores, erupciones de la
piel, granos y p6rdida de Pc
so. Estas molestias han tenido
origen en- la pobreza v debiIi-
dad de la sangre.
P. P. P. renueva los cor
pdsculos rojos y hace la sangre
RIGA y pura, Cuando este Sc
Obtiene desaparece ell sufri
m~iento, regresan las fuerzas y
ell sistema recupera su condi-
ci6n saludable.
Dele que lie devuelva su sa-
lud.
listed no arriesga IN centa-
20 en- usar P. P. P. Su boti-
carlo tiene instrucciones para
devolverle su dinero 81 no que
ia satisfecho dsepues de usar
la primera botella. Tai es la fe
que tenemos en- P. P. P.
IConsentira listed en- seguir
sufriendo, sinti6ndcse debil,
cuando puede gozar de bueus
'alud, fuerza y felicijadf
C6mprelo hoy.
La gaceta., 1930-11-03
EN- WEST TAMPA,
'ERVICIo DE AMBULANCIA: Te,sf..o

West Vsest0 Tamp para u Y asts poP Ell dla: Ybor City, Y 1459
o mSmo sr YoOr que en- West rLInps. 14i q nOcne'
La gaceta., 1930-11-03
AvISoS EN- b cvTv

10 Dr. Dr. r = % Zero, Dr.. A. a. Gonzalez, DR.. A r.
Del cfr D NJ ,, lison, Dr. Julio J. Guerra. en- Ia 70 r.
> oel OlrCulo Ouoano Telefono No WHO = ~
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STRAIGHT OFF THE TEE

tourney wide open for a new champion
1t is practically certain today that the
new champion will be man who never
has worn the crown, for none Of the
leaders who are playing in the last two
rounds today ever has held the title
before. Walter Re Tuckerman, star OF
the Burning Tree Club, the only man
left in the field who has held the cham
pionship before, was ten strokes back
Of Frank X. Roesch Of the Washington
Club as the field started the last two
rounds. Tuckerman won in 1914 ana
1928.
Roesch jumped into the lead over the
first az holes late Yesterday, scoring a
sub-pat 10 for the second round, TO set
q new amateur record for the course.
and take the lead at the halfway mark
by two strokes. Immediately behno
him came John c., Shorey OF the Ban
nockburn Club, while DR.. L. s. Otell
Everett Eynon, William p. De Este and
Clarence B. Murphy all were within
striking distance of the leader.
Roesch's brilliant round of 20, added
to his opening round effort OF 70, gave
him q 36-hole total OF LAB, two strokes
in front of the $50 total registered by
Shorey. Two of the early leaders
Harry G. Pitt at 70 and Walter r.
Tuckerman at 74-faded almost COM
pletely out of the championship pic
ture by mediocre second rounds of 81
each. Pitt took two IS over the after
noon round, getting tangled up in the
trees at the fourth hole and wasting
three more shots for another at the
fifteenth hole. Tuckerman completely
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lost his putting touch and wandered
from the straight and narrow path
enough to push his afternoon total 10
strokes above his morning round. OF
the early leaders only DIR. l.. S. Otel
and John G. Shorey maintained the
steadineSS of their scoring pace, and
even Otell faltered. For, after fine "a
on the first round, he took a 70 in the
afternoon for 1853. Shorey registered
two 75s.
Everett Eynon, playing we'll within
his capabilities, shot consistent rounds
Of T8 and 76 for total of 1874. tying
With the cross-handed golfer from
William p. Di Este-at that
figure.
Next to Roesch's spectacular 20 Di
Este had the best round of the day.
for the Argyle star missed short putt
on the ninth and then took at the
eighteenth for score of ~.
Roesch's round was brilliant. Playing
steady and at times spectacular golf,
the former Washington Club champion
rounded the turn in IS and came back
in the same figure, holing a 40-foot
putt for on the eighteenth hole to
finish under par. He is favorite to
win