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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-07-27
Feminine Golf Stars Join Avalon

of golf. All the field of this year,
save possibly Mrs A. F. Bulson, ex-
champ, who said Wednesday she
would not compete any more, will
be there, in addition to a few more
coming stars. With the field grow
ing annually and the brand of play
much better it becomes apparent
the championship flight will have to
be increased from sixteen to thirty
two players next year.
This question came Up two years ago at
Meridian Hills and the business meeting
decided at that time to allow the officers
each year to Judge the size of the cham
pionship fight in the tournament. basing
their decision on the size Of the field and
the caliber Of the players competing.
Il n
The Championship fight last week was
made up of sixteen players with scores
ranging 81 to SO. Several well-known
golfers such as Miss Ruth White the driv-
ing champion of indianapolis: Mrs. NJ. j.
Abbott. Mrs. A. A. McClamroch Mrs Rob-
ert Tinsley. Mrs. William Barrere. Mrs. j..
S. Schortle. all had 95s and didn't get in.
Twelve others had scores better than 100
and failed to qualify. making eighteen Of
them in all.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-07-27
SHAW WINS THREE

CHICAGO, July 81. - Wilbur
Shaw of Indianapolis triumphed in
the siX-race speed program at Roby
speedway here Sunday, winning
three of the sprint events and TAX
ing second in another. Shaw won
two five mile events and the fifteen
mile feature
Bryan Salspaugh of Chicago won
the three mile race, in which Shaw
was second, and the ten-miler, also
taking two second places.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-07-27

Many Of those women regularly pIav in
each state tournament. While 1t took a
SO to get in this year. we can remember
when SO won the medalist honors.
II Il
Had the championship fight been made
up of thirty-two this year. eighteen strokes
would have covered the field. It can be
handled easily by adding another day to
the tournament or by playing first and
Second-round matches on Tuesday. And
II also became apparent the past week
That the final match. and probably the
semi-dnal matches. too should be thirtv-
SIX hole affairs. This golf business for the
women is getting to be Just a bit more
than week of vacat ton.
Il
Sarah Shank FASTENERS nearly broke into
the win column Sunday in the INDIANAPOLIS
Public Links League. They entertained
the Pleasant Run team at Sarah Shank
course and the east siders were able TO
nose out only one-point victory over the
south siders. Harry schornstein said the
score was 5eh to 351a and Pleasant Run.
hit hard by vacation absences. found it
difficult to get team together.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-07-27
BY DICK MILLER

a eVALON COUNTRY CLUB,
IN which SO masterfully enter
tanned the tenth annual Indiana
Golf Association state title play
last week, scored again with the an
n0uncenent that Miss Elizabeth
Dunn, state titlist and Miss Alice
Eelle English, West Lafayette, run
ner-up, had both besn rendered
membership on the club roster.
Miss Dunn was told she would be ex-
pected to use the course and become
regular Avaloner. Miss English will have
all the privileges at Avalon of an out-of-
town member With these two sterling
golfers added to the already 1ashy Avalon
list. headed by Miss Elizabeth Abbott. the
club out north is certain to 90 places.
The membership will permit both young
women to participate in the twenty-ninth
annual women's western championship
tournament at Exmoor course in Chicago.
Aug 1923. 1t was Thoughtful as well as
a generous move on the part of Avalon.
=
Local women Just can't stop talking
about the manner in which Avalon enter
tanned the state tournament last week
The doors were thrown wide open for the
feminine mashie weilders by Herb Miller
iovial manager. The Avalon women. as
hosts. did everything they possibly could
and more to make the local and out-of-
town guests comfortable.
q
When the tournament got under way
early last Monday. Roy Smith. club pro.
and his assistant were right on the Job to
take over the starting duties and allow
the officers chance to participate in the
play. During the week the men of the
club. particularly Bill Hoyer. Bill Lang
maid Steve Madden. Glen Howe and Her
man Sielken kept the scoreboard up 70
date. refereed matches marshaled the
large galleries that were always on hand.
and put the tournament over without
hitch.
r.
NEXT year the tournament will
IN be held over the Couuillard
course at South Bend, a fine test
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-07-27
Horton Smith
Chases Jinx,
Wins $500

By United Press
ST. PAUL, Mimi, July 27.-Hor-
ton Smith, tall Joplin (NIo.) youth
who won thirteen tournaments in
1929, then slumped and didn't win
a first prize for fourteen months,
was back today among the leading
money golfers Of the country after
winning the ST. Paul open and a
check for $4,000,
Smith won with 278, ten under
par. He scored 698 in the first two
rounds, went around in 81, five un-.
der par, Sunday morning, and made
the final round in IS.
Harry Cooper, Detroit, was second
with $50 and won $4,000. Walter
Hagen. Detroit, and George Won
Elm, Les Angeles, tied for third
with 284s. They each received
$3.50.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-07-27
Oriental WeIterS Top
Ripple Mat Card

Two outstanding welter stars will
match speed and skill in tonight's
two-out-of-three fall mat event at
Broad Ripple park when Walter
Achiu, Chinese, takes on Iota
Shima, japanese Jul jitsu artist.
Achiu has been promised match
with Jack Reynolds if he wins to-
night.
Two one-fall events complete the
card announced by Promoter Sin
gleton, with Leslie Fishbaugh meet
ing Henry Burke in a catch-weiCht
affair and Collegiate Curley Swee-
ney taking on Claude Swindell at
$50.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-07-27
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Cochet's Brilliant Tennis
Gives France Cup Victory

The 1881 victory was made posi-
bic solely through Cochet. He won
both of his singles matches and
teamed with jacques Brugnon in
the doubles to score Frances third
victory. Jean Borotra, the Bound
ing Basque" who has slipped badly
in the past twelve months, lost both
OF his singles matches.
Cochet's victory over Frederick j.
Perry Sunday, decided the series.
H. w. Dummy Austins' rs, 6-3, 3-6,
7-5 victory over Borotra in the
opening singles match of the day
Sunday tied the series at two-aI.
and put the burden squarely on
Cochet's shoulders. Cochet, handi-
capped by a shoulder ailment, rose
to his greatest heights and pounded
out victory, Ga, 10, 81, 6-3.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-07-27

Attendance Sunday was $500, and
the majority Of customers were sent
home in tears as their favoriteS took
it on the chin twice. Mike Cyengros
started in the Tribe box in the ini-
tial fray and was no puzzle. He
was knocked out in the fourth and
Lefty Hall was sent to the showers
in the eighth. r. Miller and Hide
brand finished ont the mound toll.
Louisville used Halter and Penner,
the latter stopping the Tribe at
tack.
In the second game Berry Horne
started for the Tribesmen, and was
greeted with a flock of extra base
hits. r. Miller relieved him in the
third and pitched good ball, but
the Colonies were out in frcnt to
stay, and there was nothing doing
for the home FASTENERS against the
battling stuff used by Joe Deberry.
Bill Burwell, slated to hurl one of
the struggles, reported on the sick
list, and this was disastrous break
for the Tribe. Bill took a light
workout Saturday and Manager Nc
Cams pitching plans were given a
bad jolt when the veteran right
handler was compelled to remain idle
Sunday.
The leagues leading swatter, Tom
Angley, was checked by the Colonels.
He was up four times during the
afternoon and went hitless, bounc-
ing into double play once. The
Indians collected twelve safetieS in
the Sabbath opener and the Colonies
fifteen. In the second conflict Louis
vile gathered ten hits, six for extra
bases.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-07-27
Sun Beau is
Third In Turf
Cash Winning
By United Press

q CNtttu ITtSS
ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, Ill.
July q - Sun Beau, 6-year-old
campaigner with the Willis Sharpe
Kilmer stable, today appeared in
choice spot to establish a new ALL
time American turf money winning
record.
The big handsome son of Sun
Brian Beautiful Lady became the
third horse to enter the select
100000 class when he triumphed in
the $4,000 added Arlington cup
Saturday, boosting his total earn
ings to SCOTIA. Gallant Fox is the
present record holder, with ZeV
second.
Sun Beau will have another
opportunity to boost his earnings
next Saturday when he goes after
the $4,000 added Arlington Handle
cap. In Saturdays race, he re-
duced the track record set by MaA
in the Classic by three-fifths of a.
second, covering the distance in
2:O1 4-5, and appears to be in the
best condition of his long career.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-07-27
Dillon Signed
for Thursday

Harry Dillon, veteran Canadian
light heavy, who knocked out Har-
old Anderson at the ball park last
week, has been signed to perform in
the serni-windup on the Tracy Cox
Eddie Anderson card next Thursday
night under the lights at Washing
ton park. Dillon will meet Bill Moss
over the eight-round route.
Moss is the former Indiana uni
versity football player. who stopped
John Hartledge here last week.
Washington A. c. officials are
preparing to handle big crowd.
There will be 1900 ringside chairs
and the grand stand. which will be
general admission, will supply plen-
ty Of other seats.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-07-27
POOL RECORDS TTIN7p1

Three pool records were broken
Sunday by RhodiuS park swimmers.
Charles Guerke, 14-year-old star.
set a 220-yard free style mark of
1913; Tweeder Judd swan 40-yards
free style in ;2O.S and Howard quick
swan the A0-yard breast stroke in
:26. The meet with MooresviIle was
postponed.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-07-27
Birds Invade Tribe
Park for Night Tilt
Hoosiers Lose Second Place When Spanked Twice in
Sunday Double Header; Deberry Holds Locals to
Four Hits and Scores Shutout

old Indians fall before
big Sunday crowd and the double with the Louisville Colonies
Sabbath visitors the first tilt the
spanked the the wndup fracas
Debcrry shutou
innings
short round by the o'clock law.
the Saturday battle 10 to and gained
in the A. but knocked down again by the Sunday
Columbus Birds will Tribe
will be night for
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-07-27
State Open
Stars Drill

Professional and amateur golfers,
instead of playing pro-amateur
tournament this week, engaged in
a thirty six-hole tournament today
at Speedway course. Pros played
from scratch while the amateurs
were accorded handic2ps according
to the ability shown in previous
play this season.
The thirty-six-hole event, just
one week in advance of the state
open championship which will be
played over the Speedway course,
AFFORDED the players a great chance
to get acquainted with the race
track course. A record field is OK
pccted in the state open next week.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-07-27
AID LIsKA RECEIVERS

Pitcher Ad Liska of the Senators,
who was placed on his clubs sus-
pended list about a month ago be-
cause of Ell ailing throwing wing,
has wired President Clark Griffith
from his home il Lincoln, Neb..
that his a-n I'D rsgained its
strength ard that cH soreness has
disappeared. He is expected to re-
ioin his clvb.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-07-27

The Athletics latests winning
streak of thirteen games was
snapped Sunday when the Cleve-
land Indians handed the Phila-
delphians their most decisive de-
feat Of the year, Is to 2. Waite
Hoyt, seeking his fifth consecu-
tive victory since joining the Ath-
letics. was hammered for fifteen
hits and ten runs in six innings and
the Indians continued the attack
on Rommell, adding three runs on
four hits. Mel Harder pitched for
the Indians and allowed only nine
scattered hits.
St. Louis, the National League
leader also met strenuous opposi-
ton Sunday, dropping the first
game of a double-header to Boston,
3 to 2 in eleven innings and barely
noSing out a victory in the second
game, 5 to 4. Boston now has a
Z to 5 advantage over st. Louis for
the season.
Fine pitching by Fred Farmhouse and
Sylvester Johnson featured the first game,
neither allowing a run during the first
ten innings. Both weakened in the eIev-
enth, and Boston batted in three runs,
after which the Cardinals opened a two
run rally which caused FrankhOuse's re-
tirement before a batsman had been re-
tired. Ed Brandt. Braves ace, stepped
into the breach and saved the game.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-07-27
Better Cubs 1906 Mark of 116 Wins and
So Losses.
BY LEO H. PETERSEN
United Press STAFF CORRESPONDENT

NEW YORK July 27Conne champion Philadelphia
Athletics setting bsterng their third
tive American League pennan but the Athletics apparently little
prospect OF realizing their ambition better
in
The Athletics played date seventy victories
and twenty defeats
or the remainder Of the tortone of their remaining
games To better the Chicago 1906
victories and thrysx datsthe Athletics would
pail Tor the balance Of the winning foyht of their
ing hfty-eight
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-07-27
Cleveland Snaps Macks' Became
Win Streak; Cards, Braves Divide
Net Aces in
Eastern Meet
By Unitcd Press

By United Press
SEABRIGHT, N. j., July q. -
Leading tennis players of the coun-
try in both the mems and women's
ranks, opened play here today in
the forty-fourth annual Seabright
invitation tournament.
Johnny Doeg, national champion,
tops the field in mems singles with
his chief competition expected to
come from Ellsworth Vines, Keith
Gledhill and Clifford Suffer. Mfs.
Helen Wills Moody, Mrs. L. A.
Harper, Miss Helen Jacobs and
other stars are in the women's field.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-07-27
Dave Mitchell Breaks
UIen Course Record

Dave Mitchell, South Grove
course star and member Of the In
dianapolis public links team which
will go to st. Paul, MINI, for the
national tournament next week, was
in rare form Saturday afternoon
when he set a new course record
over the Ulen Country Club, Leb-
anon
Dave fired 60, three strokes bet
ter than any previous round, and
two strokes under par 10. Score by
17Ola1 fO11Orr,e.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-07-27

NEXT year the tournament will
IN be held over the Coquillard
course at South Bend, a fine test
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-07-27

After winning eight consecutive victories.
zionsville fell before the fast attack OF n
aliow{ng but seven scattered hits and
Souiter ana nd Hunt featured the attack Of
the Trlangles. Next Sunday. FRANCES
pisv at Frankfort. Triangles got eleven
Safeties OF CHRISTOPHER.
United Reserves will play United Cabs
sunday at Riverside No. ,. All reserves
report at Diamond No. 5 Wednesds1 a. :, a. a.
cluding Kelly. Carroll, Reeves. Jimmy and
Benny Hagen.
Fast stepping Indianapolis Cubs handed
Feystones q 29-to-6 trouncing at Rhodius
Sunday in city Mnnnisipai League sn gam ne
Ksystones since their organization four
teen wears ago Cubs scored ,, eleven ZINES mes
u the Tse5 nRnT scoed WIN e wee nnna
Fuller. Cub outheider. Connected for
homer u the fourth ThRSmpfon E9 Ste4y
worked ior. the Victories. Cubs got twenty;
nine mir niscues. were getting fifteen.
shelby Service shut out Seymour Reds
unday. to Q; Aryin starred with a
i i've hits while Brandt PLAYED we'll IN the
field shelby Service viii play Reed Power
Stone
with Service call T. A. Stone, Drexel l0ll,
1886 Shelby street.
Fu-Roe League will hold meeting at
o. Kelso'S house. 1910 Union street.
Wednesday at $50 .. N. Western Union
manager Joe Singer Assumption Man
SRer and Rhodius Cubs are requested to
sttend this meeting.
Billy Grimes Red Wings reEained their
stride Sunday when thew pounded out
10-to-2 victory over Jake Field Generals.
Joe Giles. Red Wings ace. was on the
mound with Reombke receiving HEAVY
hitting by Recon- BIKE. who drove out six
saferes featured the attack. Davis and
Neely we're outstanding IN the fsld.
Wings desire game for Sunday. Call
Drexel i2lS; or white A. Watson. 1925 East
WADE street.
The. Whitestovn Grays defeated the West
SIDE Merchants SUNDAY. Is 70 !. Eddie
Schorn gave up only two hits both
singles. and struck out twelve Merchants.
The Whltestown management desires 70
schedule fast colored team for next
sunday. Write Virgil Van Horn. Whites
indianapolis Meldons captured their
ninth victory OF the season Sunday after
noon. by defeating the Indianapolis Black
5ox local colorec team. ~ 10 s. The win
1eEE collected sixteen Safeties Art
--vszllslIed here So
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-07-27
POLO BATTLES SET
Rhodius Team to Play Willard in
Tonight's Tilt.

Rhodius Park water polo team
will meet Willard park at Willard
pool tonight at tbs p. m. Rhodius,
dndefeated this year, has not been
scored on. Probable starting lineup
OF Rhodius in tonight's game will
be Jim and Mike Motsinger, CEN
tiers; Legg and Prescott, forwards:
Mills and Springer, guards, and
Quirk, goal tender.
Friday night at Rhodius, Rhodius
meets Ellenberger, undefeated in
two years and unsecured on this
season.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-07-27

Johnny Evers. scout for the Boston
Nationals, watched the Colonel-Indian
series. 1t is presumed he is keeping
sharp eye on Tom. AnRley.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-07-27
Rich Events
on Turf Bill
By United Press

By United Press
CHICAGO, July 27.-The Airing
ton park race meeting, perhaps the
most successful in the United
States this season, entered it's final
week today. Three stake races re-
main on the program, with two of
them, the Arlington handicap and
the Post and Paddock for 2-year-
Odds to be run Saturday. The $4,000
Lake Forest steeplechase will be
run Wednesday,.
The Post and Paddock probably
will gross more than $4,000 and
the Arlington handicap will have
an added value of SIS 900.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-07-27

In the opening game Of the first tussIe.
Slga1oos, won race with Halter to first
grounder to Branom.
Cyengros took a nap in the third inning
OF the Sabbath opener and Nachand pill
Iered second while Mike held the sphere
on a return from Riddle. The Colonels
batted around. There we're four hits. one
walk one hit batsman and two stolen
The four-game series was divided. the
Indians taking the first two and Louise
vile the last two.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-07-27
Semi-PrOS and Amateurs

Quiesser. Lefty Weathers and Ted Arnold
led the swatting. Backer relieved Zinkan
on the Mellon mound in the second in
sire. a game with fast state club for
next Sunday. Call. write or wire Bob
Stehlin: 9lS Olive street Indianapolis
Meldons .,... 2io OH 402-I2 is .
Black Sox ........,. $50 DOL 000-S 8 4
Zinkan. Becker and A. Quiesser: R. Will
Hams, Graves and Bashan
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-07-27
Larry ERRATIC FIELDER

Lyn Larry has made thirty-two
errors already this season. At the
rate at which he has been making
hobbies, the Yankee shortstop may
break the record Of sixty-eight
established by Whitley Witt when
he played at short for the Athletics
some years ago.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-07-27
so IN POOL EVENT

George Cave and Mary Alice
ShiveIy Feature Park Swim.
Fifty swimmers took part in the
fourth city tank meet at Willard
park Sunday. Little 7-year-old
George Cave featured the meet by
scoring his first victory in diving.
Mary Alice Shively continued to
run up points, being high scorer of
the meet. Albert Bonnet and
Frank Fehsenfeld starred in mems
events. Close finishes in several
events thrilled the large crowd.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-07-27
Big Ring Card at Harrison
Is Completed for Tuesday

The fstic card to be staged at FIT.
Harrison Tuesday. night has been
completed by Captain Kennedy,
army matchmaker, and there will be
seven scraps calling for forty-eight
of milling. Actions will get
under way at $50 and it will be one
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-07-27
TWO GAMES TUESDAY

EMMETT MCANNS Indians
IL and Memo Leibold's Co.
lumbus Red Birds will battle
in a double~header at Wash
ington park Tuesday afternoon.
The bargain attraction will
take care of an early season
postponement. The twin bill
will get under way at 2 O'Clock.
The series calls for le tilt to-
night, two Tuesday afternoon,
one Wednesday night and one
Thursday afternoon.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-07-27
RACE VICTOR
Local Pilot Triumphs in Negro
Speed Grind.

indianapolis drivers carried of
major prizes in the f1fty-mile Negro
auto race at Walnut Gardens Sun
day, with Charles Virgins pulling
down first prize money in 81 min
utes, 80 rs seconds for the fifty
miles.
Lawrence Virgins of Indianapolis
was second, Wild Bill Buckner of
indianapolis, third, and Wilbur
Gains OF Chicago, fourth. Virgins
also triumphed in a match race.
There were several spills, but no one
was injured seriously.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-07-27
SEARS RACE VICTOR

For the fifth consecutive time,
Raymond Sears of Greencastle tri-
umphed in the Indiana-Kentucky
A. A. U. two-mile steeplechase
championship at Broad Ripple Sun
day, covering the course in 9:43.5,
Donald Neese of I. U. was second
and Lawrence Henschen, third.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-07-27
Cards and AS Turn In Best
Win Records During Week

showed signs of cracking under the
strain of chasing the Athletics and
won only two of its six games.
In the National League the lowly
Pittsburgh Pirates tied st. Louis
mark of five victories and one de-
feat and the Chicago Cubs won five
out Of seven to advance from fourth
to second place.
Records Of the major league clubs,
with games won and lost, runs
scored by opposing clubs follow,
AMERICAN LEAGUE
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-07-27
RIVERSIDE TEAM WINS
South Grove Golf Squad Loses First
of Season.

Riverside Club golfers handed
South Grove its first defeat of the
season Sunday, 1914 to 291a, at
Riverside.
John Mcclure and Freddy Lloyd,
both of Riverside, carried of the
medal honors with 76s. Dave
Mitchell of South Grove had n
and George Peterson and Bill We
Der. both of the Grove team, 7es.
Stanley Castor Of Riverside had a
70 and B. Scott and Herman Olse1,
both of South Grove. rounded out
the 20 shooters with res.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-07-27
PERKINS GOLF WINNER

b United Press
ROCHESTER, N. Y, July 27-T.
Phillip Perkins of New York, former
British amateur champion, defeated
Jack Mackie Jr.. and 4. to win the
New York amateur golf champion
ship Sunday SO
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-07-27
HENNEssEY NET WINNER

KOKOMo, Ind, July 27.-Johnny
Hennessey defeated Julius Sagalow-
sky, 90, 60, and Hennessey and
Howard Wood DEBATED Sagalowsky
and Dick Creane. 60, 90, 60, in an
all-Indianapolis exhibition series
here Sunday.