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start the evening when Robbie said
goodnight.
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TINE story persists that Robbie is
l. considering an offer from Bar
ney DreyfHss, Pittsburgh owIer. The
Pirates president has been trying
to get frankie Frisch to be lis play
ing manager, but Sam Breadon will
not let Frisch go. That may pave
the way for Robbie, as Barney is
intent on getting National
Lacquer for the job.
The Cardinals have a strangle-
holdNnot only on baseball class and
pennant winning ability. but on
managerial timber as well. For it
is said that Breadon has blocked
not only Pittsburgh, but Brooklyn as
well.
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City Prep Net
Squads Active

indianapolis high schools already
have started active preparation for
the 1892 basketball campaign.
Fifty candidates have been work
ing under Coach Tim Campbell at
Tech for the opening game at Lo-
gansport on Dec. 4.
Manuals squad has been cut to
thirty by Coach Bridgeford as the
southsiders drill for the initial tilt
at Edinburg on Nov. Is. Washing
ton will open at Plainfeld on Dec.
4, and big squad is at work now.
Coach Kenny Peterman also IS
drilling his Shortridge squad for
the opener at Greenwood on Nov.
20.
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BY DANIEL Nj. DANIEL
world Telegram Sports Writer

ATEW YORK, Oct. 28.--Brook-
~ lyn fans today wondered just
what other changes would follow in
the wake of Max Carey's appoint
ment as successor of Wilbert Rob-
inSon.
When Carey left for st. Louis re-
Gently he said that on his return in
. ccdple of weeks the FlatbuSh CHI
entele could look for some fire.
works.
Carey needs more pitching Of the
Younger type. He needs another
outfielder, and can not afford to
Give up either O'Doul or Herman to
Get the required help. And he
might consider change around first
base.
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Basket Notes Free

Independent, semi-pro and amateur
basketball teams of the city and
state are preparing for an early sea-
son and already many squads are
holding practice and arranging dates.
The Times, as usual, will carry free
notices of games wanted, scores, an
nouncement of meetings and other
information for all teams.
Managers and captains are re-
quested to keep the notes coming in
There is no cost for this service.
Countless state fives watch The
Times for selection of teams to fill
their schedules. Mail or bring no
tices to The Times sports desk, Times
building.
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Rivals to Tangle at
Minnesota Saturday
Indiana Also Indicated but Is Underdog in Ohio State
luSSle Saturday; Northwestern Choice to Keep Cam
paign Clean Against inexperienced Him.
BY GEORGE KIRKsEY


OH1CAGO Oct 2S-There
t game but two Of this probably will
the select circle after Saturdays games
ana Inc Tour uneaten eaoers Northwestern Minnesota
the last named held to tie by
anu Wisconsin meet in homecoming Minneapolis
n I VIII eliminate the other
Vao bloomington for Homecoming
Voreo 70 end the Hoosers Big title aspirations
combination of results Saturday
the following week State
Minnesota beats Wisconsin, Northwestern
nonshlp by conquerng Minnesota at Evanston Nov Z
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ACES FACE HANOVER

By Times Special
HANOVER, Ind, Oct. 28.-Han-
over football FASTENERS continued
hard work today for Friday nights
encounter with Evansville here.
Anderson and Razavich, tackle and
half back respectively, were out
standing in Tuesdays brisk drill.
A number of reserves also showed
well and revamped lineup may
face the Aces Friday.
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Purdue Backs Gain 62O Yards in
l6l Attempts for $50 Average

that will equal or surpass the great
records of 1929 and 1880.
Without taking into consideration
the opening skirmishes against Coe
and Western Reserve where the
Purdue backs, notably Alex Yune-
v1ch, Doxie Moore and Fred
Hecker, ran wild, the Boilermakers
have logged the ball over $40 yards,
a little over one third of a mile. in
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Grid Fans Want Local
Title Tilt on Saturday

With the decision of Manual high school
officials to play the Manual Cathedral all
city title football game at Delavan Smith
CManuaD field on Friday afternoon Nov. 6,
The Times has received letters from work
ingmen football fans urging the game be
staged on Saturday afternoon Nov. at
Manual or in Butler bowl in order to per-
NIT them to see the important contest.
The event is expected to attract an enOrm-
Gus crowd.
is Manual home game. originally
scheduled at Manual for daylight play
Nov. 6. but later announcement was made
it would be played at night in the Butler
was made by Manual and the game was
re-assigned to Delayan Smith field on Nov.
6 in the afternoon.
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161 attempts, for an average gain
of exactly 1856 yards per attempt.
Fred Hecker, the newest ground
gaining sensation of the Big Ten,
and Paul Pardonner, fiery little
quarter back, lead the parade of
backs. Hecker has averaged A.
yards, while Pardonner has been
stepping off at a 5.62-yard average.
Complete ground gaining statistics
on the three major games, with
out taking into consideration the
Boilermakers effective forward pass
ing game, follow:
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Final Rites for Gomiskey
Set for Thursday at Chicago

j. Leahy, Joseph T. Barry, Jesse
Matteson, Edward Fleming and
John P. Harding. The list of hon
orary pallbearers contains the names
of 275 persons from all walks of
life, including the roster of the 1881
White SoX, sports writer's, and men
active in church, business and polit-
ica1 circles.
Funeral services will commence at
$50 a. m. Thursday and high re-
QUEEN mass will be sung at st.
Thomas the Apostle church at 10
o'clock.
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Tigers Get
New Plays
BIZ Times Special

By Times Special
GREENCASTLE, Ind, Oct. 28.-
Determined to keep clean their IN
defeated record and hand the
Franklin Grizzlies their first setback
Of the 1881 campaign, De Pauw's
Tigers are hard at work for Sat-
urday's game at Franklin.
A signal drill, featured by the in
PRODUCTION Of two new plays, was
on Tuesdays practice card, in addi-
ton to kicking and passing drill
Coach Gaumy Neal plans to start
the same lineup which opened the
game against Boston U. here last
Saturday.
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KOken Leads
Irish Attack
BIZ United Press

By United Press
SOUTH BEND, Ind, Oct. 2s.->
Notre Danes varsity had a scrim-
mage planned today against the
freshmen and another practice
session Thursday before departing
Thursday night for Pittsburgh to
meet Carnegie Tech. Coach Ander-
son expects Notre Dame to win but
predicts a hard struggle.
Mike Koken was the offensive star
OF the scrimmage between frosh
players and the reserves Tuesday,
the diminutive half back scoring
four touchdowns.
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With mark Of $50. OFT had 500 and
and Shultz Furniture won three from IlIi-
nols National Supply and Easterns, as
mercial won two from Thirtieth and Cen
flaI sales. P. R. Mallory g. Co. and Mills
=, Multipliers and Adders left nothing for
the Subtractors or Dividers to Subtract or
at Pritchett's. N-0S
Frank Hueber gave the Centennial Press
Hoke. during the Hoosier A. G. plav, when
ne rolled games of Oil. 218 and 1913, a
total Of 627. Barrett Coal also won tvs
nee Supply and Indianapolis Drop Forge
took the entire set from Bowes Seal East
and E. B. Oscars Tire Co.
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TITLE BATTLERS TRAIN
BIZ United Press

CHICAGO, Oct. 28.-Christopher
CBa) Battalino, of Hartford,
Conn, worlds featherweight cham
pion, and Earl Mastro, Chicago
challenger, we're scheduled to arrive
today to complete training for the
ten-round title bout at the Chicago
Stadium a week from today.
Both departed from Hartford,
where on Monday MAESTRO won his
last warm-up bout from Midget
Mike O'DOWd
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A gigantic charity f1stic program,
with $4,000 or $4,000 for winter
relief as the goal, was being planned
today by Governor Harry Leslie's
unemployment relief committee,
headed by DR.. John Hewitt.
First plans for the benefit show
were discussed with the Indiana
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tice for Saturdays battle with But
Ter.
Rain and mud failed to slow down
the Scarlet performers in Tuesdays
practice, and Coach Pete Vaughan
sent his squad through long drill,
stressing defense against Blue for
nations, as demonstrated by the
freshmen. A signal drill and brush
ing up of formations also was on
the program, with similar workout
planned for today.
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BY DICK MILLER

Technical and Shortridge football
teams will play away from home
this week, giving the local fans a
lighter menu to select from. But
with washington and Broad Ripple
tangling at Washington field Friday
afternoon and Manual playing host
to Sheridan at the same time, while
Cathedral takes on the strong Kirk
lin eleven at night in Butler bowl,
the card remains attractive.
Crispus Attucks is carded to meet
Evansville Negro high at Pennsy
park Saturday. Tech will play Cen
tral of Evansville at the Pocket city
Friday and Shortridge will play
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LILLY IS PROMOTED

BIZ Times Special
NEW YORK, Oct. 28.-Marshall
Lilly, rated as the turf's outstand-
ing exercise rider, has been pro-
NOTED to assistant trainer of Mrs.
Payne Whitney's Greentree stable.
He will assist Willie Brennan, who
succeeds the late James Rowe as
chief trainer.
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Early Basketball

Sunshine Cleaners basketball team de-
sires to book games with state f1ves. Tip
ton. Noblesvifle. Shelbyville and Rushville
take notice. Write basketball manager,
Sunshine Cleaners. 1908 East Washington
street. or phone Talbot 1885.
The Romney Und.) Cards will have
strong team on the hardwood this season
made up of former high school players.
CITY and state teams desiring dates ad-
dress Robert Simison, Romney, Ind. The
team will play games on Thursday and
Saturday nights at the RomneY gym.
strong fiVeS
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By Times Special

LAFAYETTE, Ind, Oct. 2e-
Plunging through three major OPP
ponents-Carnegie Tech, Illinois and
Wisconsin-for an average gain of
nearly four yards a crack on run
ming plays from scrimmage, Pur-
dues great group of backs seems
again to have their minds set on
establishing ground gaining marks
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LEOPARD SCORES K. o.
By Times Special

By ItnteS SpeCtdb
BOSTON. Mass, Oct. 2S.-Benny
Leonard, former lightweight cham
pioll, knocked out Vittorio Livan,
italian middleweight, in the third
of a scheduled ten-round bout here
Tuesday. Livan was on the canvas
four times before the knockout.
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BROWN BEATS HUAT
BIZ Times Special

MONTREAL, Canada, Oct. 3D.
Panama AL Brown, recognized in
some states as bantamweight cham
pion, outpointed Eugene Huat of
France in fifteen-rounds here Tues
day. Twelve thousand saw the
thrilling scrap.
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BADGERS, GOPHLRS DEFEND UNBEATEN BIG TEN RECORDS
Carroll to
Miss Game.
Ohio State Flash on
Clutches as Buckeyes
Drill for Indiana.
By Times Special

By Times Special
COLUMBUS, O., Oct. 28.-Bill
Carroll, the blonde express" of the
Ohio State back field, probably will
miss Saturdays battle with Indiana
because of an infected foot. The
sophomore ball-toting flash of the
Buckeye eleven was on clutches
Tuesday.
CAROLS loss partially was offset
by the return of Marshall Oliphant.
nephew Of the great Elmer Oil
plant Of Purdue and Army all
America fame. Oliphant, another
sophomore Speedster who has been
out with injuries since the start of
the season, will work at quarter or
half back, and Is expected to boil
ster the Buckeye aerial attack.
No heavy scrimmage is carded for
the Ohio warriors this week. A
defensive drill was on today's pro-
gram, after the varsity FASTENERS
had looked over Indiana formations
as employed by the freshmen
against a reserve eleven Tuesday.
Two other Buckeye performers are
on the injured list as the result of
the bruising Northwestern gave last
Saturday, but probably will see act
ion against l. U. They are Bert
Nasman, end, and Bob Haubrich,
tackle.
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RICH TOURNEY OFF

MIAMI BEACH, Fla, Oct. %
Americas richest golf tournament,
the $4,000 LaGorge open, has been
cancelled. Club officials announced
the reason was that the tournament
interfered with play by members of
the club, many of whom are wealthy
winter residents here.
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OREGON ELEVEN DRILLS

By United Press
NEW YORK, Oct. 28.-Two prac-
tice sessions, a morning signal drill
and an afternoon of light scrim-
mage, were ordered for the Univer-
sity of Oregon football varsity to-
day. Oregon will play New York
university here Saturday.
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MTNTTRE IS WINNER

Breaking AZ out of so targets, Nc
Intire won singles honors at
Crooked Greek Gun Club Tuesday.
Umbanhowar triumphed in the
handicap with 20 out of Is while
the doubles victor was Dooley, who
broke 10 out of "a.
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Independent, Amateur
Football Gossip

st. Pats will play Midways Sunday at
2:3O at Pennsy park. These rivals met
early in the season and fought a hard
game to a scoreless tie. Admission Sun
day will be Is cents. For games with st.
liam Rosengarten, 1884 st. Paul street.
Midways will practice tonight at state
avenue and the boulevard at z o'clock.
For games write George Winkley, 2SlS
Shelby street.
Dutch Behrent, with the Em-Roe Sports
Goods Company. Indianapolis, is open for
football officiating assignments. He is an
accredited high school official.
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IOWA STARS RETURN

IOWA CITY, Ia, Oct. 28.-Two
Iowa players, Dolly, center, and
Kriz, half back, who have been
nursing injuries, were expected to
return to practice today, Kriz'
strained back, however, may keep
him out of the George Washington
game Saturday.
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$4,000 TOURNEY SET

TAMPA, Fla, Oct. 28.-A new
professional golf tournament, the
Gasparilla open, will be staged here
Feb. 18 to 81, it was announced to-
day. Match play will decide the
winners Of $4,000 prize money.
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By Times Special
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Oct. 2S.-
Coach E. c. Hayes is planning a
surprise aerial attack for Ohio State
in Indiana's home coming game
here Saturday.
Rain drove the Hoosiers indoors
Tuesday, but they continued to drill
on passing. Sabik, sophomore
passer, who will see his first action
of the season, is expected to bolster
the Crimson aerial game. Opasik,
Saluski, Baer and Dauer also were
given special attention.
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MISSISSIPPI CONES NORTH

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, Oct. 28-
Marquette, back from its triumph
over Boston college last Saturday,
started preparations today for Fri
day nights intersectional game with
U. of Mississippi here.
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were scored.
The point score follows:
Grove. Philadelphia. rs: Gehrig. New
York. So; Simmons. PHILADELPHIA 81: Aver
i'll. Cleveland. 43: Ruth. New York. 40;
WEBB. Boston, %; Cronin. Washington. 10;
Is. Cochrsne. Philadelphia, is: Earnshaw.
philadelphia. IL: Ferrell Cleveland IL:
Marberry. washington. II: RHYME. Boston.
g; Gehringer. Detroit. 4: Blue. Chicago. 4;
kresS, st. Louis, 3: Reynolds, Chicago:
stewart. st. Louis: Oliver. Boston; Nc
Fayden. Boston. and Goslin. St. Louis, 2
each; Fox. Philadelphia. l.
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Purdue probably VIII use two
complete back fields against Chi
cago Saturday, now that most Of
the Boilermaker stars have recov-
cred from ailments. The young
back field of Pardonner, Hecker,
Moore and Horstman is ranked on
par with the veteran group of White,
Risk, Purvis and Yunevich.
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Grove 81 games and lost four during the season.
He received total Of Is out Of possible 80 points
the poll held by the baseball writer's Joe Cronin Wash
ngton shorstop who received the 1880 honors
enth this year
Voting was conducted along the lines followed in
choosing frankie Frisch the St. Louis Cardinals
the most valuable National League player One writer
IN each American League city indicated his rating of
the highest ten players The first named received ten
points the second nine, and so on.
Lou Gehrig, first baSeman and star slugger Of the
New York Yankees second with SO points. AL Sim
mons Athletics outfeld and batting star was third
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CHICAGO CHAMPS BEATEN

CHICAGO CHAMPS BEATEN
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Oct. 28.-
Chicago's Golden Gloves boxing
were defeated Tuesday
night by the Kansas City team, five
bouts to four. 1t was the first de-
feat the Chicagoans, who pre-
viously had defeated New York and
France, had suffered.
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MADISON, Wis, Oct. 2S.-Quar-
ter back Buckets Goldenberg will be
unable to play in the Minnesota
game Saturday, due to injuries.
Schiller will replace him, with Nc
CURE continuing to call signals
from half back.
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Butler Polishes Pass Plays
for Wabash Grid Struggle

Forward passes will play an i'm
portant part in Buffers attack
when the Bulldogs take on Wabash
in the annual rivalry battle here
Saturday featuring the Fairview
homecoming festivities.
Coach Harry Bell hoped to con-
tinue perfection of the aerial game
in a light scrimmage this afternoon.
A blackboard drill also is carded
for tonight at 7.
In addition to polishing the Bull
dogs passing game Tuesday, Bell
sent his FASTENERS through a lengthy
tackling and blocking drill, followed
by a dummy scrimmage with year.
ling FASTENERS, despite the muddy
gridiron,
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PAIR OF ACES

Two holeS-in-one were made
within a period Of three months by
Ronald MunGcll on his home course
at Uvalde, Tex.
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FRIDAY AFTERNOON

FRIDAY AFTERNOON
Broad Ripple at Washington, Indian
apoliS.
Technical at Evansville Central.
Shortridge at Lebanon.
FRIDAY NIGHT
Kirklin VS.. Cathedral at Butler bowl.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON
Crispus Attacks VS.. Evansville at Pennsy
mark.
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Burdick Joins
Gopher Eleven

By United Press
MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, Oct. 28.-
Quentin Burdick, veteran blocking
back who has survived an attack Of
appendicitis and a knee injury this
season, is making courageous eff
fort to win back his regular place
in Minnesota's back field for the
Wisconsin game Saturday. He may
alternate with HaSs.
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CHAMPAIGN, ILL.,, Oct. 2S.-
Several new shifts are expected in
the Illinois team which meets
Northwestern at Evanston Saturday.
Coach Bob zuppke tried Clark Root
at quarter back Tuesday.
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Grove Most Valuable
Diamond Writers Vote
Philadelphia SouthpaW Pitcher Almost Unanimous Choice
for American League Award; Lou Gehrig of Yanks
Second; Cronin 1880 Winner, Is Seventh
BY L. S. CAMERON
United Press Sports Editor

NEW YORK Oct 2Robert Moses eft-handd pitcher OF
the Philadelphia Athletics the valuable player Of the American
League the 1881 according Writers
Association William through thu
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By United Press

By United Press
CHICAGO, Oct. 28.-Stanley HAM
berg, Chicago guard, has a dislo-
Gated shoulder, it was revealed to-
day by X-ray and will be lost to the
Maroons for the rest of the season.
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Two Purple
Regulars Out

By United Press
EVANSTON, Ill, Oct. 28.-Two
Northwestern regulars will be on the
sidelines with injuries when the I'M
defeated Wildcats face Illinois
Saturday. Weldin, center, has a dis
located shoulder and Ken Meenan,
left half back, has an injured side.
Al Moore, reserve full back, will be
shifted to Meenan's position.
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Six top of their ballots Ta
other two ranked him second these chose CehQ al
most valuable and the other named AL Simmons
Grove and Gehrg players points on every ballot
total Of % players scored points in the
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By Times Special
CRAWFORDsvILLE, Ind, Oct.
28-Enthusiasm is running high in
the camp of the Wabash Little
Giants as they drive through prac-
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Runyon displayed his ability to get the
wood on any alley when he iourneyed TO
the Uptown drives and dropped $40 for
the Mills Pie team. poor Anish cost
him another 700 total. as he had 4e1 at
the end of two games. Kellogg took ad-
vantage of the Door close and led the loop
Imperial Valley press., 1931-01-31
.Shute Playing
: Splendid Golf

2 SAN ANTONIO, Tex. Jan. 81.
WR-Densmore Shute's five below
par round gave professional and
amateur golfers a mark to shoot az
In the second 18 holes of the $4,000
Texas open tournament today.
The Columbus, Ohio, professional
went around the soggy Bracken =
ridge Park course with a low score
of Sc in the first round yesterday.
He took two brides for "a and
-four for 80 on the round, consid-
cred brilliant on the rugged cours !:
sodden by three days of incessanJ
rain.
s Lighthouse Harry" Cooper, Los
Angeles professional, trailed Shutc
by two strokes in second place.
Three veterans and two compare
tive newcomers carded COS. They
were Tom Lally, Abe Espinosa and
Joe Turnesa, along with Francis
Schneider of Dallas and Ide Mur-
KY Of Wichita.
Ralph Guldahl of Dallas, young
professional of year from Dallas
and winner of the West Coast Mo :
ltion Picture tournament, shot par
II with Al Espinosa. Harold Long.
Whiffy Cox, Tom Alkets and Jack
Speer.