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H. S. Results
of Yesterday
FIRST ROUND

CLAYTON Nichols tM detected Fred
widnsr Co. and :.
Free Hargitt Cd defeated Ivan Glaze
lwCl. hy default.
Dick McCrearv 80 defeated wedmore
smith tTl. and {.
Albert Goldstein 81 defeated Harlan
Weaver tT), and Z.
George Urauhsrt I'D defeated Don King
(Nn. and :.
vincent Lochkovie Cw) defeated Tom
Penirek CwD. and &.
Al Dowd CO defeated Bob Crouch (M.
and l.
Edward EppIeh CCl defeated Tom suIIi-
van tCl. I M. 20 holes.
John David 50 defeated Joe sekula
wv. I M.
victor kingdom 81 defeated Howard
wayne MonfOrt I'D defeated Fred Herd
rich tTl. : and S.
Don Grant tSl. defeated steve Kesokes
tW.l. M.
Paul Gentry CT) defeated George Bee
Richard Eppieh (CD defeated Jack Flow
ers 80. and 5.
Billy Meyers - defeated John Laffey.
Dick Martin CTl defeated BiIiy Over 50.
and s.
SECOND ROUND
Clayton Nichols tMD defeated Fred Hsr-
Eitt lTl. s and 5.
Dick MeCrsarv 50 defeated Albert Gold
stein So. and :.
George Urouhsrt CTD defeated Vincent
Laehkovie twD. ? and I.
Edward Eppich co defeated Al Dowd
&C.. and =.
John David (Sl defeated Victor King
don. and :.
WAYNE Monfort CT) defeated Don Grant
81. S and =.
Paul Gentry CT) defeated Richard Ep-
pieh tCl. 2 M.
Bmy Movers 81 defeated Dick Martin
GRADE SCHOOL RESULTS
tFire' Roundl
Leon Mohett 10. SD defeated Paul
Kuntr est. Catherines). and 8.
Bernie Mintan fSt. Phillipsl defeated
Bob Parrett NO. SD. nv default.
william Woods est. RridEetsl defeated
John Tierney st. Phillips. M.
James Pearsey CHoly Trinityl defeated
Charles Robertson NO. 81. and :.
tTodsy's PairinEsl
Leon MoHett vs Bernie Minton-
william Woods VI. James rearseT.
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CTAGE shows, at least for week,
- will be restored at Loew's next
Friday when Cab Galloway, his band
and entertainers start an engage
ment.
Among the featured entertainers
will be Aida Ward doing her "Har-
lem Heat Wave" number. Chuck and
Chuckles in Singing and Dancing
RhythmaniacS, Elma Turner in an
Interpretation of "A Symphony in
Taps" and Dynamite" Hooker in
Five Feet of Rhythm and Synco-
patton"
Galloway constantly contributes
to the language of the younger gen.
Grafton as we'll as its music
"Hi-de-ho' and Hi-de-hi" phrases
coined and popularized by Gallo
way to express the spirit of hotcha,
perhaps are the best known ex-
amples of his quaint phraseology.
Then he has coined such phrases
as Yeah Man." That sends me-"
Beat it out, boys" "Aw, you're
muggin." and the like.
1t was Galloway and his boys who
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little in front of the junction of
tail and abdomen. If you hook them
exactly at the dividing line the soft
body will break. Strike right away
when you have d run. We lost
number of bass by waiting for the
second run. as in minnow fishing.
before we learned to hit EN- quick.
n
Well have the stream condition
reports on Friday or Saturday. The
delayed spring is due to change into
some perfect weather right soon by
all the rules.
n
Test the leaders, break off few
feet from the end of the casting
line-and good luck. And don't for
get to let us know about the big fish
or the unusual angling incidents.
Thanks.
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Scores Today

Dick McCreary of Shortridge
forged into the semi-finals of The
Times interscholastic golf tourney
at Riverside course this morning
when he defeated Clayton Nichols
of Manual. and 2, in a quarter
final match. McCreary was out in
81, one over par, and came back in
with a string of pars augmented by
a birdie for a course par q.
George Urquhart of Tech was to
face McCreary in the semi finals
18-hole match this afternoon As a
result Of his quarter-hnals victory
over Edward Eppich of Cathedral,
6 and 5.
Another Shortridger. John David,
gained the semj-fnals bracket by
scoring a 5-and-4 verdict over Wayne
Monfort of Tech.
Paul Gentry eliminated Billy Mey-
ers. and 3. in the other quarter
finals contest. Gentry opposed Da-
vid this afternoon. Semi-finals win
ners will clash in the 36-hole cham
pionship match tomorrow morning
at Riverside course, beginning at
$50.
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Speed
Car to Race
Here Tonight
Peppers Machine to Be
Seen at Bowl; II Midget
Events Billed.

Pepper Martin, one Of the stars
Of the ST. Louis Cardinals. has en-
tered the newest field of auto rae
ing. He has purchased one of the
finest midget race cars ever built.
Peppers car will appear in the
races tonight at Butler Bowl, bring
ing the entry list UP to 10 of the
fastest cars, and new high" is
expected in speed.
II the warm weather stays on the
American Racing Association Of
ficials believe the races will be at
tenocd by the largest crowd Of the
season.
The fifth-mile track is reported
TO be in excellent shape and the
many fans may expect to see new
speed records attained when the
powerful little cars line up and get
the go" flag.
The program of eleven events and
time trials will bring to the Bowl
tonight several outstanding drivers.
among them. Jimmy Snyder, Tony
Willmon, Wally Mitchell, Curley
Mills, Al Sherman, Tony Marchese,
and others. Time trials will begin
at p. m. and the races at 8.
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Eight Survive Thrilling Matches in
Times High School Golf Tournament

putt for one birdie and drove to the
green on No. 6 to get another, then
came down the stretch with a string
of pars.
Nichols was not the same player
in his first round match against
Frank Widner of Cathedral that he
was when he captured the quali1-
cation honors Monday with a 70,
but he fairly coasted to and 3
win. Likewise, in the afternoon he
was able to coast against Fred Har-
gift of Tech and gain a 6-and-5 ver-
dict.
Urquhart Comes Through
George Urquhart of Tech was even
par for the first nine against his
f1rst-round opponent, Don King of
Manual, and held Sup lead. He
coasted to a and 7 victory on a
string of pars.
In the afternoon second round
skirmish, Urquhart was three over
par on the out nine, was only one
up at the turn, but managed 20
increase it one more on No. IL with
par and held the margin to the
end.
Eddie Eppich of Cathedral had
tough shedding gaining his first
round victory over a schoolmate,
Tom Sullivan, and had to go 20 holes
for a 1-up victory. In the after
noon second-round affair he was
near par on the out nine to gain
a Sup lead on another Schoolmate,
AL Down, and went on to win,
and 3.
Grade SchooIerS Battle
In the grade school flight Jimmy
Pearsey of Holy Trinity ran rough
shod over Charles Robertson of
School No. 81 to win. 9 and 7, while
Leon Moffett of school No. 81
stroked his way to a and win
over Paul Kuntz of st. GATHERINGS.
Billy Woods of st. Bridgets had
tough going against John Tierney
of st. Phillips, but won out on the
last two holes. Bernie Minton of
st. Phillips won by default from
Bob Parrett of school No. 81.
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Sears Faces Danish
Champ at Princeton

Ray Sears of Butler University is
on his way to Princeton University
where he will defend his mythical
American two-mile championship
Saturday in the meet Of cham
pions."
The Butler luminary. who has lost
only one rice this year. will receive
an international test from Eric Neil
sen, Danish champion.
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Prizes Posted for
City Amateur Day
Ticket Statesmen
Two Games on June 22;
Week End Schedule.

Ben Kelly and Walter Okey. prize
committee. announced at a meet
ing of the indianapolis Amateur
Baseball Association last night that
in order to boost ticket sales for
Amateur Day at Perry Stadium
June D, prizes will be awarded to
the manager of the team selling the
most ducats and to the individual
player showing the largest sales.
Prizes donated by city merchants
will be given to players participant
ing in two Amateur Day games.
Special effort will be put forth the
remainder of this week. since all
teams must have their sales slips
in by Monday night.
The schedule for local amateur
lea CUES this week end:
SATURDAY
Em-Roe Factory
National Mallable Casting Co. VS.. Bixby
Co, at Riverside No. 3.
lockwood Manufacturing Co. VS.. Print
No. /.
Capitol City
Waits Terminal rs. Leon Tailoring Co.
East End MIX CO. vs.. Hosiery Union,
at Rhodus No. l.
Rose Tire vs.. E. C. Atkins, at Brookside
No. l.
Manufacturers
United States Corrugated Bcx vs.. Folks
MIX. at Riverside No 2.
Eli Lilly vs.. Real silk. at Garfield No. 2
Indiana polls Glove vs.. P. R. Mallory, at
Circle City
Osk Hill Spartans VS. Rays All Stars. at
Garfield No. g.
Republican Creosoting VS.. Roy Steele. at
Oak Hill Merchants vs. Maccabees. at
Riverside No. I.
Industrial
American. Enameling Co. VS.. City Hall,
Court House VS.. Cooks Goldblume. at
United States Tires VS. Fl. Harrison. at
Fl. Harrison two games.
SUNDAY
Big Six
Paramount Glass VS.. Inland Container.
Irv Merchants VS.. Ace Coal Co., at Ell
lenberger No. /.
Center Circle
Uptown Merchants VS. 46th-st Merchants
at Riverside No. 3.
field No 9
Scheffs Grocery VS.. Chick Roush. at
Brookside No. /.
En- Roe Senior
S. N; P: j. VS.. Fashion Cleaners. at
s Athic vs. Soth-st Merchants. at River
side No. 2.
Centiliver Beer VS.. Davis Coal Co.. at
wi Bright s' wood 4. c. vs.. lockwood Manu-
featuring Co.. at Brookside No. Q.
The Smith Hassler- Sturm League sched-
ue will be announced later.
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IA Help Wanted-Female

TAILOR wanted for 2nd-hand clothes. 400
w. Wash. Male or female
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HOsler to Oppose
BeWhiSkeredT Team

Babe Hosler, who recently COM
pleted a successful season on the
Indiana University mound, will
handle the pitching duties for the
Kingan's Reliables, local nine, when
they tackle the bewhiskered House
of David team at Perry Stadium
next Wednesday night, June 10. The
brush boys" will be led by Bob
DewhirSt crack outfielder.
The pepper game" the House of
David's clever juggling act, will be
presented before the game. The
game will begin at 8.
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The T. X. Merchants defeated the Wash
ington Tigers IS to 3. for their sixth
straight victory The Merchants have lost
desiring a game Sunday call DR-4434. or
write Joe Tighe. 1907 Harlan-st. Indian
aDOlis.
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Cab Galloway Coming
to LOew'S on Friday
by WALTER d. HICKMAN

invented litter juice" for liquor
and applied the term Of litter bug
to any one who drank the stuff.
Cab latest expression is "Zaz zuh
Zaz." which. like "hi-de-hi," doesn' t
mean a thing but is sung as the
current jazz cry o. those celebra.cd
characters. Smokey Joe and Minnie
the Moocher.
The movie feature opening Friday
will be Age of Indiscretion' with
Paul Lucas. Madge Evans, Helen
Vinson. Ralph Forbes and May Rob-
son heading the cast.
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turn. Smith took 80 and won his
only hole of the first nine with an
eight-foot putt for a birdie on the
No. hole. Both players were err
ratio on the first hole to go one over
par but Mac" slipped in a birdie on
No. s and then made the most re-
markable shot of his round when
he came out of trap near No. 7
green to get within two feet of the
pin and sink the putt for a birdie
and be one under par.
In the afternoon Second-round
match against Albert Goldstein of
Shortridge. McCreary went out in
80, one over par. He sank a 40-foot
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On View Today

INDIANAPOLIS theaters today are
i offering: Noble SiSsle and his
band on the stage and People Will
Talk" on the screen at the Lyric;
The Girl from 10Th Avenue at the
Circle; Under the PampaS Moon
at the Apollo; Public Hero No. /
at Loew's. and Little Colonel and
Car 90" at the Ohio.
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Second Round
Trays Slated
in Net Meet
Bradford Morgan Contest
Features Play at Haw-
thorn Today.

Second round matches in the
state tennis tournament ~ Hsw-
thorn Courts we're 70 BE- played to-
Gay. with two city stars. Ralph
Bradford Of Butler and Dan Morgan
meeting IN a feature tilt AZ !
O'Clock this afternoon Bradford Is
state intercollegiate champion.
Morgan defeated Olen Parks, Is
year-old Mishawaka boy. in one OF
yesterdays opening matches. while
Bradford won b. default over VII
liam Friend
other outstanding players who
survived frst-rOund play included
Tommy Wilson. Shortridge instruc-
tor. Ralph Burns. University OF
Texas star. who lives in this city.
and Ralph Ertel. city player who
was on Purdue 1884 team.
Two junior singles matches we're
scheduled for this morning. with
mems play TO be resumed at ? p. m.
Doubles viii begin tomorrow after
noon.
The tournament is sponsored b.
the Associated Tennis Clubs OF In
dianapO.is. Howard Wood. Short
ridge coach. is chairman OF the
tourney committee. Complete re-
suits yesterday.
Mems Singles
Ertel defeated Hart. g.. S.. Hol-
lovay defeated Males. So, rs.
S.. Bradford won b. default from
Friend: Morgan defeated Park. 60.
6-3. ". Burns won by default from
Durnbaugh. Neidhsmer defeated
Doerman. 6-3. SO. Woodland won by
default from W. Johnson: T. Wilson
defeated Hiatt. 60. go. Hunt de-
fested Edmonds. 6-3. 6-3: R Burns
won by default from GILBERT: Cook
defeated Mcclure. So. So: Cape
hart defeated Danke. ST. rs. 81.
and Anderson defeated Campbell.
ST. 81. So
Junior Singles
Teegarden won By default from
Hardy: La Toilette defeated Cum
ming. as. ST.. Eldridee defeated
Fulton. S.. So. and Shade defeated
Lathrop. So. 81.
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HOOK LOSES DECISION
81 TimesSDccial

CHICAGO. June 12.-Everett
Richtmire. rs. Sioux City, was
awarded til decision over the
courageous I.enry Hook Of Indian
spolis after 10 whirlwind rounds at
the Western Stadium last night.
Rosy Baker. 164, indianapolis, out
pointed Mickey Patrick, ITO. Chi
cago. in a six-rOunder.
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Deaths

Mary Eta Cox. 81. of 1435 N. New
Jersey. general carcinoma.
Fred Beckman, So, City Hospital. looar
pneumonia
Aylette kindred, 81, Long Hospital,
arterioscleroSiS.
Raymond Raine. 10 days, City Hospital
premature birth.
Mary Mahonie. So of 534 S. California,
cardio vascular renal disease
Virgil H Wand, Is, City Hospital. lobsr
pneumonia
Ruth McCuloch Bon. 81. of 1925 N. New
Jersey. multiple sclerosis.
Thomas P. Burke, SO. of 725 Park,
coronary occlusion.
Charles Pfister, 70. City Hospital,
diabetes
George F Dickmeyer. &c. Of 533 Holly,
broncho pneumonia
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1000 SEE ANDERSON
NINE RAP CHICAG0ANS
ssTiwes Special

- TiHies Special
ANDERSON. Ind. June l2-The
Anderson Indians turned back the
Chicago American Giants. Negro
nine. IN a night baseball game here
last night. Q 10 3. A crowd OF 1000
fans watched Johnny Twigg. Ander-
sons ace hurler. hold the visitors
10 one hit during the last six in
nings. The score.
Chicago ------------ III 600 900 ?
Anderson ---.---..-- 100 n37 ooO-
Poster. Thomas and l.. Brown: TwiEg
and Allison.
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Though undefeated. the e C. Atkins nine
faces the strongest teams in the league in
its next few games.
Player. "a with four years experience at
shortstop and the outf1eld desires to hook
up with a fast team. Get in touch with
dianapolis.
Hilton u. Brown Juniors will practice
tomorrow morning at $50 at Rhodius Park
Registration papers will be issued All
players ere urged TO attend For further
information. call Drexel 5652 between 4
and D. m.
Sexson Brothers Coal nine will prac-
tice AT Pennsv Park this afternoon and
al Garfield Park FRIDAY afternoon. Sex
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XTOU can begin to count the hours
Il now. At midnight Saturday
the season is in again and that's
the exact minute a lot Of anglers
will start heaving bait, feathers and
hardware at Indiana game fish.
We're told the spawning season
lust ending is one Of the best in
years. The only exceptions may be
in southern counties where rains
kept the streams roily and high for
several weeks and may have dam
aged nests.
There's a chance that some bass
still may be on the nest or guard
ing the fry. No sportsman would
take advantage of situation Of
this kind. It's like taking candy
from a baby to irk the parent fish
into strike.
There's no reason why this sea-
son won't be better than average.
No question about it, angling is on
the upgrade in Indiana. There's a
finer spirit among sportsmen, due
in large measure to the activity OF
400 or more conservation and
sportsmen's clubs, working with
state conservation officials.
New laws will help, but laws,
however we'll enforced, have MT
one-tenth the power of the strong
wave of public opinion that is
sweeping the state. Well see the
time, and it won't be as long as the
sceptics think, when the fish and
game hog will be an outcast among
decent Sportsmen; when the stream
dynamiter will be instantly reported
by outraged fishermen who are sell
fish enough to refuse to see one man
spoil the sport of many.
COFT crawS, one Of the deadllest
~ of bass bats, are beginning to
make their appearance in creeks
and rivers. Many an iced bucket
of this sure-fire lure will be loaded
into lake bound cars on Saturday
night or Sunday morning.
Use a larger hook for the craWs
than you do with minnows. Spear
them from the bottom up, just
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CONDITION OF M'MTLLIN

OUINDI I ION UT M NAHLLHN
The condition of Alvin (Bo) Nc
Millin, Indiana University football
coach who underwent a nasal oper-
alton for sinus trouble yesterday,
was reported good" at st. Vincent's
Hospital today.
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ANNOUNCER ENTS
Death Notices

ARMSTRONG, THELMA C.-Beloved wife
Of ROBERT B. Armstrong and daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank w. Pitts, passed
FTnsral services will ioi be held ua at the
VALID FUNERAL HOME. Illinois at
d7th,St Fgday, afternoon ute June a. at
terry. Friends invited Friends may call
at the Funeral Home after Thursday
cox, MARY ETTA-Age 81 years, of
Atha Toye, Abbie and Clara Bond. and
Mrs A. A Cox. passed away on Tuesday
mo mborp n0gsF Fgne n13nT TRGTsday
New YoTk-st. and 2:3o p m. at the
Friends Church in Carmel, Ind. Friends
may call at the funeral home any time.
PACKER, JOHN JosEPH1Age 81 beloved
john. Robert and Michael Packer.
passed away Tuesday evening. Funeral
a, m. Friends invited. Burial Holy Gross
saIRIEf BROS: VEST Sly SIZE e FUNERAL n
HOME. POOP W. Michigan-st, after 3
10. papers please copy.l
KIMBLE. JOHN H. (Kasey)-Beloved
father of Harry. brother of Mrs Charles
Plummer and Ferguson Kimbe. died
KIRBY MoRTUARY. Funeral Thurs
day $50. at the mortuarv a. m. IS
c96sg a16 PaT c9shs s6gs RqPal Holy
KROPP, AUGUST-Age 70 years. beloved
husband of the late Bertha Kropp
father Of Mrs. Edith Werner and Mrs.
Emma Mailman. passed away Tuesday
Mailman, 927 E. Minnesota-st. Funeral
Friday p. m, at the above address.
Friends invited Burial Crown Hill
HERMANN SERVICE.
MACK, EVERETT s.-Residing at ss42
Hemlock-av brother of Mrs. Robert
Bryce. passed away Tuesday morning.
Services at the FLANNER g. BUCHANAN
invited Burial Crown Hill: private
Friends may call at the Mortuary.
MERKLE. JOHN sR.-Father Of the late
Charles Merkie. passed away at his resi-
Survivors are seven children. Frederick;
John Vinson and Cecil Merkle and
Louise NJ. cady. all Of Indianapolis
Barbera Kratzner of Kokomo. IND. and
Allen Merkle Of Dayton. O. Friends may
call at the BERT S. GADD FUNERAL
HOME. Churchman-av and Prospect-st.
the Funeral Home Friday June Il
p. m. Friends invited. Interment Con-
cordia Cemetery.
PALTANA. GAUDENZIA-Husband Of Eliz-
abeth Paltana. died Tuesday Friends
after noon Thursday Funeral Friday.
$50. at the Mortuary. 9 a. m. St.
Patricks Church Burial Holy Cross
Cemetery. Friends invited.
SIMS. REV. JOHN L:-Age "a years. be
Freddy Sims and Mrs. Margaret Quack-
At the family home. 7oa cottage-av.
G. f. H EsfaeS1 FL HOME ~
1905 s. Easiest. Friends invited Fu-
neral and burial Thursday. p m. at
the West Union Church. Martin County,
Indiana. Friends NAV cali at the fu-
neral home any time.
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VITAL STATISTICS
Births

Girls
George and Josephine Hutch, 824 Tor
bett.
william and Delpha Clampitt, 242 E.
Southern
Boys
Paul and Fern McConshay 2452 Gull
ford.
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MAJOR LEADERS

johnson Athletics IS Moore. Giants 10
Creenberg. TIGERS - BOnuTs- W Sox 10
Fnrw Athirfirs 10 Vaughan. Pirates 10
or Giants - 10 Dickev. Yankees. 10
Runs BATTEn N
GreeuherE. Tigers a1NauEhan- Flfatfs- -
johnson Athletics 81 F0xx Athletics 90
Meduick Cards ~ Suhr. Pirates %
HIS
L Wanrr. Pirates "a Medvick Cards. IS
Vaughan. Pirates q GehrtuEer. TIGERS ~
johnson Athletics II Cramer- Athletics- o.
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2 Cards. In Memorlams

REYNOLD5 - We desire to thank our
friends fU- their kindness flowers and
sincere words OF sympathy in our late
bereavement
Mr.. AND MRS. RAY REYNOLDS
AND FAMILY
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Vincent LochkOvic
COME golfers spend a lifetime
- trying to put the little ball
in the hole in one stroke and
many never make it. Young Vim
cent Lochkovic of Washington
High School, VINO recently COM
pleted his first year at the west
side school. entered The Times
schoolboy tourney and tailed an
ace shot on No. 8 hole at Riverside
on the first day of competition.
His qualifying score was rs.
Young Lochkovic used a bor-
rowed club to enter the hall of
links fame.
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