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15 Bobby Riggs, Alice Marble Win Titles In Western Tennis Tournament THE IXDIAXAPOLIS STAR, MONDAY, JULY 13, 1940. Seeks 9th State Golf Title BATTLE TO DRAW Hooks and Slices By AL ROCHE BUD WARD WINS WESTERN CROWN Minneapolis July 14. lP.) National Amateur Cham IN CLINIC MATCH TURN BACK RIVALS IN STRAIGHT SETS By HAROLD HOWEXSTLVE. BOBBY RIGGS, Chicago, and Alice Marble, Beverly Hills, displayed the caliber of tennis that carried them to national championships last year by turning in straight-set victories to win the singles championships in their respective divisions of the 53d annual Western tennis tournament at the Woodstock Country Club yesterday afternoon. Roger Downs, champion of The Charles Arensman, Ken Bogart, J.

B. Newcomb and Henry Holt Jr. combined for a net score of 291 to take first place in the Calcutta pion Bud Ward of Spokane, Star's novice tennis tournament, battled Mary Arnold, lOth-ranking woman player in the United States. sweepstakes which wound up at Meridian Hills Country Club rallied on the last nine holes today to win the Western amateur golf to a draw in the exhibition matcn which featured The Stars free public tennis clinic at the Fall Second position went to Wiggins, C. L.

Schaab, N. F. Schaefer and V. C. MacNabb with 293 and the team of Ross Lyons, A.

E. Kriek, R. O. Queisser and Russs Fifer, U. E.

Mclaughlin, F. W. Farquar, Ren Ixmcks, Frank ('oilman F. L. Branson, Bruce Mitchell and John Gwjnee.

Creek courts yesterday morning before a crowd of several hundred spectators. The match was stopped with the score tied at S-ail in order to give Eleanor Tennant, coach of Miss Arnold and numer Tie for First Place championship from George Victor of Chicago, 2 and 1. Ward went into the second round of the 36-hole match three down to Victor, a newcomer to the major tournaments. The champion won live of the first six holes on the afternoon round, but Victor rallied temporarily and led, 1 up, with nine holes to go. Ward set too fast a pace on the final nine, however, and the young Chicago golfer fell behind.

The match ended on the 35th after Victor's tee shot hit a spectator, and The third set was a repeat of the second with VanHorn taking only two games, both on his own service, as Riggs kept pounding away at the lines. Frequently maneuvering her opponent out of position, Miss Marble It fN I ous other tennis stars, time to con duct the clinic. Miss Arnold was well matched with Downs, and the two played U.S. Tires shaded International Harvester, 24V to 23'ii, to tie the losers for first place at five victories and one setback each in the Industrial Golf League. Chuck Brown of the Harvesters was low looked unbeatable in her first set if Bill Walker came next another stroke back.

Wiggins took individual low gross honors yesterday with a 76 and his handicap of 7 also gave him the leadership of the net division with a 69. In addition, he headed the gross list for the two days with a total of 15S. Holt's 137 gave him the first net award for the 36 holes. A total of 52 players participated in the event. on even terms, Downs gamcness Top-seeded Riggs hit too many balls back for second-seeded Welby Van Horn of Los Angeles.

who displayed flashes of brilliance In bowing, 6-3, 6-1, 6-2. Van Horn at times played Riggs off his feet, but the national champion always was able to come back with points when they meant games. Queen Alice met stiffer competition in Virginia Wolfenden of Berkeley, when the comely young star rallied to take four games in a row to lead in the second set. However, Miss Marble also was there for the pay-off and came through with a 6-2, 8-6 victory. Yesterday's performance, topping off the first big-time tennis in Indianapolis in more than 10 years, was attended by an appreciative gallery of more than 2,000 persons.

and court-covering ability offsetting his opponent's experience. medalist with a three-under-par against Miss Wolfenden, driving crosscourt shots that couldn't be reached. Miss Wolfenden was standing flat-footed at the base line as Miss Marble was shooting across angle shots and drop shots 70 at. the Pleasant Run and Ken Following the match Miss len- ll 1 II i lit i i i Findlay led the winners with a 74. The teams will engage in a playoff within the next three weeks.

wun unerring hlijui auy. juiu ui nant attempted to improve me games of players in the audience, watching them in action so she could analyze their weaknesses and correct them. he took three shots to reach the green. Bert Evans, Other Stars. Victor, 22, never has won a major tournament, but to reach the finals today he defeated such stars as Chick Evans, Art Doering and Jim Ferrier, Australian champion.

As they started the last nine Ward began the final rally that Five Tourneys Set A series of five all-amateur tournaments to he ronducted on the A.H.C. basis, with $50 in merchandise awards at stake in each event, y- YM YYv Jr The program was sponsored by The Star with the co-operation of the City Recreation Department. SIGNS WITH YANKEES. Miss Wolfenden games were taken on service. However, in the second set the Californian struck up a rally as she trailed 5-2, and took four games in a row, breaking through Miss Marble's service twice in the process with a series of beautiful placements.

Trailing, 5-6, however, Miss Win at Country Club Mr. and Mr. Klchnrd carded 71 to top the net list hi the two-ball mixed foursome tournament at the Country Club of liulian-npoli. Their performance wa one shot better than those turned in by Mj. and Mrs.

Don Kiley, Harlan and ltarhara lladlcy ami Mr. and Mrs. Duane Nelles. Rollo liFttis and Sue. Land of will open this week when the first Is held at (ireentleld Wednesday.

Philadelohia. Julv 14. i.V) Drought him victory. He won tho 28th to go even and chipped in for a birdie 3 on the 29th to gain the lead again. Ward won the 30th when he dropped another chip shot Johnny Nojunas, 22-year-old middleweight title winner in the New Annex Mixed Double Title.

The two singles champions combined to capture the mixed doubles diadem, defeating Billy Tal-bert. Cincinnati, and Miss Wolf l'ortville will be host July 24, Lapel Aug. 7, Nnblesvllle Aug. 14 and Indian Lake Aug. 21.

Marble applied the pressure. She broke through Miss Wolfenden's ijlm York eolden gloves tournament 4 4ujfl-j5sei2 last winter, signed a contract with the New York Yankees baseball service, took her own with the aid Pro-Amateur Today of two beautiful placements from Elizabeth Dunn (above) of Indianapolis will bid for her ninth title In the 19th annual championship tournament of the Indiana Women's Golf Association which opens today at Terre Haute. Miss Dunn first won the crown in 1926 and registered her last victory in 1938. Mrs. Jac Ochiltree, also of Indianapolis, is defending; champion.

(Star Staff Photo.) Richmond registered an 84 for gross laurels. Bola Low at Highland Lou Bola shot a 74 for the Class A gross award in yesterday's event at. Hitrhlnnd. Walter Greene led club todav. Nojunas, a senior at La Salle College, is an outfielder and throws and bats right-handed.

He will report to the Enston (Md) club of the Eastern Shore League. the net and two well-executed drop shots that her opponent couldn't reach and then broke through again with comparative ease to take the second set, 8-6. irom the edge of the green for an eagle 3. They were even on the 31st, but Ward shot another birdie on the next hole to go 3 up. Each carded a par 5 on the 33d, and Victor won the 34th with a par 3.

They halved the 35th, however, and the match and the championship went to Ward. In the morning round over th long Minneapolis Golf Club course Victor carded a one-over-par 73 to Ward's 76. The Indiana P.G.A. will hold Its eighth pro-amateur of the season at the Lapel Golf Club today. Annex Amateur Tennis Matches Class with a 79 and C.

A. Huff was tons in Class with an 88. Hardwood Fans Chet Spriggs with Le- enden, 11-9, 3-6, 6-1, in a bitterly contested battle. The Talbert-Wolfenden combination jumped away to a 4-to-l lead in the first set as Miss Marble had difficulty finding her range, but the champs pulled back on even terms and finally managed to-, outlast the younger pair. Resuming the well-b a 1 a game with which they started the match, Talbert and Miss Wolfenden marched through the second set, 6-3, but were unable to cope with Riggs and Miss Marble in the final set when they began bearing down to run out the match.

Charles Hare of England and rov Sanders wun ci-io en mm Or K. R. Rudciell with 90-2367 A.A. LEADERS RAP COLONELS, 5-4, 8-1 led the respective classes In net Sportsman's Store, Rirhmnn Nelson's Team Low In Tourney Terre Haute, July 14. (Special) A foursome headed by Dick Nelson, pro at Meridian Hills, Indi ompetition.

Guv Street came closest to the Clothes and Seven-Up registered victories in Division No. 1 of the FRALEY AND ROCHE ON WRESTLING BILL With the matching of Jim Fra- pin on the 151-ynrd 11th hole to win the "10th hole prize." Indianapolis Amateur Tennis Lindell, 1. HIH Off Hnlllngiworth, 5 In ft Innlngn; Hughann. 3 In Terry, 3 In IS. lolng pitcner HolMngaworth.

Umpire! Stewart and Conlan. Tlma 1:46. League yesterday while Link Belt, Pure Oil and Indiana National 142 In Coffin Event anapolis, captured low gross honors in the pro-lady tournament Bank were winning in the second division. Scores follow: A total of 142 players partici pated in the Mind-par tournament Louisville, July 14. Kansas City's league-leading Blues outpowered the Louisville Colonels to capture a double-header before approximately 12,000 fans today, 5 to 4 and 8 to 1.

Johnny Lindell limited the Colonels to two hits in the seven-inning nightcap while his mates nicked three Louisville hurlers for which wan held at Collin to help Division No. l. Sportsman's Store. 3: Stewart-Warner, Rally for Stars With the announcement that the first of the nominating ballots will be published Sunday for Ihe All-Star team to meet a similar Kentucky squad of high school seniors Aug. 16, friends of outstanding players and Indiana College Conference coaches began rallying support in their behalf.

Such stars as Jim Laughner of Frankfort, Dunne Conkey and Bill Jones of Mitchell, Warren Lewis and Dick Wittenbraker of New Castle, Trevor Wetsel of Lnpel, Gene Yates of Anderson, Chet Gabriel of Kokomo and a host of others over the state were being mentioned as probable choices for held this afternoon at the Terre Haute Country Club as a preliminary to the state championship event which opens tomorrow. defray the expenses of hnrle 2-Fred Klcharrta (SI defeated Robert Dleta, (1-1, SS, A-3; Ohnrlea Funk ISW) llnrter and Carl Smith, club members, to the national ptilillo links defeated Forest Hlslcy, 8-3, S-4; Murray Dulberger IS) defraled led Katon, 0-2, ley, 227, lown, and Dorve Roche, 222, Decatur, 111., the weekly outdoor wrestling program has been completed for tomorrow night at Sports Arena by Matchmaker Lloyd Carter of the Hercules Athletic Club. They will meet in the opener for one fall with a 30-mlnuto time limit. Roche defeated Chris Znhnrins here last week. Headliners on the bill are Alabama Bill Lee, 240, and Bruns, 226, Chicago, who are scheduled to grapple for t.wo-out-of-three falls with a 90-minute limit.

The semi-wlndup will send Silent The victorious quartet had a to classic which opens at Detroit July (1-3; PhuI McCrcnry (S) defeated Wilbur tal of 344 and was sparked by Schumacher, (1-4, l-fi; Dleta and Kunk APOSTLES BOW TWICE TO BIRDS. Columbus, July 14. VV St. Paul fell twice before the Columbus Red Birds today, 9 to 8 in a 10-inning thrill-packed opener, and 8 to 0 in tne seven-inning nightcap. Buck Jones' single off Tom Earley with the bases filled and two out in the 10th scored Coaker Triplett with the winning run of the first contest.

Earley, who relieved Vic Frazier in the ninth after the latter dislocated his (SW) defealed Jordan and Kisley, 22. The order of prir, winners follows: Jack Dowd, William Norton, C. A. Kespohl, (Jlen Hickman, Johnny Shostrom of Chicago won the men's doubles title by defeating Riggs and Van Horn, 3-6, 7-5, 6-2, in the final match yesterday afternoon. Hare and Shostrom were forced to play a match in the morning to reach the titular round, eliminating Bob Xamrath, Houston, and Bobby Carrothers, Coronado, 2-6, 6-1, 6-3.

The winners both of whom are better doubles players than singles, executed some perfect teamwork to take the match after dropping the first set. VanHorn, whose best shots barely clear the net, found difficulty In overcoming that barrier in his match with Riggs as the latter 0-4. 11 blows, including two doubles by Johnny Sturm and a triple by Bill Matheson. Rlchman Clothes, Riviera Club, Roger Downs (HIv.) defeated Klmer Moll- A pinch-single by Buzz Boyle our, 8-6, a-2; Charles Tlrnenor Klv. I drfonled fleorga Stewnrl, (1-2, 7-r; Clyde with men on first and third in the A karri (Rich.) dctenled Rob McDennolt, 6 2.

6-2; K. R. Sunman (Rich.) defealed eighth inning scored Bill Hitchcock with the winning run for Hud Iilenlmrk, 6-4, H-6: Manitou Home First In Record-Breaking Time i Hu defealed MrPermntt-Duwna, 6-3, the Hoosier team. Kansas City in the first game. A 8-6.

Seven Hp, 3: Llehr'! Tavern, 2 Roger two-run homer by Frenchy Borda- Mackinac Island, July 14. 4.11 Skipper James Lowe of Rattan, Indianapolis, after his third consecutive local triumph since returning from the West coast when ho meets Lefty Pacer, 181, Cleveland, in another one-fall Hooker (S) defeated Kd Toombs, 6-2, 6-3; Pnul Crnlib IS) defeated Vernon garay in the third frame featured the Blues' 13-hit attack. Scores: Dorothy Ellis who shot 41-3677 for a new women's course record. Other members of the group were Carolyn Varin, who carded an 84, and Mrs. Ralph Flood.

Second low gross honors went to a foursome led by Gus Novotny of Lagrange, 111., who shot a 69, the best score of the day. His partners were Irmgarde Grabbe, who turned in an 84; Mrs. Ken Blodgett and Mrs. Tom Doheity, all of Terre Haute. Take Low Net Honors.

Winning low net honors was a quartet led by Ed Stout, Terre Haute amateur, whose 72 was the second best count of the day. Playing with him were Mrs. James shoulder in a collision with Jones at first base, was charged with the loss. Lee Sherrill scattered four hits in the nightcap while Art Herring Chicago and Grand Rapids guided Locally, fans were concerned In behalf of Kd Deisch of Manual and Boris Dlmancheff of Washington, while Marlon county fans prepared to throw their support to Ed Scheinbein of Southport and Morris Milburn of Warren Central. kept pounding back nearly every his big vawl Manitou to the finish FIRST GAME.

tussle. of the 16th annual Port Huron-to- ABU A Lou. AB A ft 4 3 01 ft 2 15 0 Mackinac race in record-breaking thing he haa to oner, tie dropped innumerable shots into the net to lose important points that might have made the match much more even had he won them. Several was slapped hard at critical times, especially in the fourth inning when six runs sewed up Colum Simpson Is Winner K. C.

BonBl.rf Bnrda.lf Rizzuto.ss Sturm, 1 Priddv.2. time tonight. ft 2 3 4 ft 0 0 4j Morgan. cf. 3 3 2 9 OjParka.lf.

3 ft 1 4 4 The game will climax The Star's second free hardwood clinic for Sailing the 249 miles up Lake bus's 11th victory in the 16 contests Huron in actual time of 32 hours fans, coaches, players and ollicials. i years younger than Riggs, he is of the current home stand, scores Mathan.cf ft I 3 OiLewH.c... 3 Hltchck.3. 2 0 0 Jordan. 3 3 and 45 minutes, the Manitou took The staff for this clinic will be 12 4 10 0 2 4 0 1 1 0 0 3 1 0 0 3 0 2 A 0 0 2 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 mnre than two hours off tne well on his way to the top and with a couple more years of experience FIRST GAME.

headed by Coach Paul D. (Tony) Rlddle.c. 4 2 4 0i WIIMama.in Hndrkan.p 0 0 0 0 Hughson.p 1 Callahan. 3 0 1 lOentll.p. 2 movie .110 OiJWeaver.p 0 AB A record set in 19.11 by the Trident, St.

P. AB A Col Hinkle of Butler and Kd Diddle Rolh, 7-n. 62; Stnnley Mnllcss (S) defealed Harold Banla, li-2, 11-3; M. Banla II.) defeated M. Malices.

6-1, 6-3; Toombs-Rnlb (L) defealed Malless-Crahh, 6-3, 16, 8 6. Division Nn, 1. Link Bell, IS; Inland Container, 0-Hnuman defealed Moore, 6-2, 6-4; Davenport defeated Beck, 6-0, 6 Hlmlman de-fcHled Alhertson, fl-4, 6-1 H'eatherlnglll defeated Parker, 6-2, 11-D; Hauninn-Davenport defealed Butler-Moore, 8-1, 8-3. 1'ure Oil, Srhwllaer-Cummlne, 2 Rvans (Hi defeated (lerhardsleln, 6-1, 6-2; Sunderland (PJ defealed Rogers, 7-B, t-ll. 6-1; P.

lllgl (I') won by forfeit; Hnlilg (S) defeated B. Hlgl, 8-0; I. Illgi-Sunrierlxnri (P) defealed Kvana-Hablg. 8-4, 8-4. Indiana National Bank, Mills and Lysant, 1 (Irltllh (Ml defented Kohl, 6-1, 6-1; Romlnger II) defeated Mellh, 8-2, Wlerhmelrr (I) defealed Boulllng-holise, 6-0, 8 Ruben (I) defealed Don-lovey, 9-7, 6-2; Hlshnp-Ornbborn (1) defeated Mellh-Lllel, 6-1, 4-6, 6-3.

01 rf. 3 2 3 0 hould match with anyone in the nation. also a Chicago yawl, ine I rmeni of Western (Ky.) State Teach 4 3 0 ft 1 2 Bejma.2.. ft 1 4 Stumnf.cf 5 10 Gwln 0 Stanceu.p. 0 0 0 1 sniled it.

In .14 hours and 51 min Madjeski. 0 'Lacy 1 13 0 1 1 0 1 12 0 Jones, If ers' College, mentor for the Ken tucky All-Stars. ft 3 13 utes actuni time. Sturdy, 1... Cooper, Hltchck.aa Rider of Greenfield, Mrs.

Phillip Kessler of Richmond and Mrs. Ed Wiechman of Richmond. Mrs. Jac Ochiltree of Indianapolis, defending state titleholder, reported an 86 for her round this afternoon. Totals.

.38 13 27 11 32 27 17 Although first across the finish line, the Manitou, scratch boat in Three nominating ballots will be published, then fans will elect 10 players from a list of 25 and the fleet of 32, could not be ad 2 Repass, 3 5j Dickson. p. 01 Barrett, Morgan, If Clifford, c. Schluter.c Gerlach.ss Taylor, Bdgfleld.p Hlmsl. Frasler.p., Earley, the winner, i he Joscpnine two coaches from a list of six.

0 2 White, p. II, a ketch skippered ny w. a. The championship test will get 0 Pet old of Det roit was concerted 'Batted for Callahan In eighth. Batted for Weaver In ninth.

Ran for Lewis in ninth. Batted for Williams in ninth. Kansas 1 0 3 0 0 0 0 1 05 Louisville 30000100 04 Error Matheson. Runs batted In Surm, Morgan 2. Parks, Bordagaray 2, Matheson, Boyle, Sington.

Two-basa hits Sherlock, Sturm, Matheson. Home run Rnrrinpurav. stolen basea Bordagaray, 1 0 0 0 a chance to win on corrected time Rice Handicaps Field, Wins Two-Mile Event Totals. .43 102 17 Totals .42 14 30 9 Batted for Beddlngfield In eighth. Two out when winning run acored.

Dunkirk. N. July 14. (.11 Best In Fourth Set. VanHorn's best performance was In the first set which he opened by 'taking his service at love.

He also got the first two points off Riggs' service for six points in a row, but the latter came back to take his own service and then break through VanHorn. Blowing game point on two occasions, VanHorn dropped Riggs' service but took his own at love to trail, 3-2. Riggs again held service as VanHorn dropped all four points into the net. Each player held service in the next two games with Riggs breaking through VanHorn for the second time in the set in the ninth game, gaining the net point with a under way tomorrow with an 18-hole qualifying round to determine the top flight of 16 low medalists who will shoot it out in match play the next four days for premier honors. Complete early pairings follow: A.M.

Mm. Paul Frame and Mn. C. with her handicap of 2:06:07. Kovacs Beats Greenberg In Finals of Tourney In Feature at Franklin Franklin, July 14.

(Special) Besting a Held of the Midwest's leading drivers, Bob Simpson of Wnterford, copped the 25-lap feature event of the Midwest Dirt Track Racing Association at the fairgrounds here today. Simpson averaged better than 60 miles an hour the half-mile oval to win by a quarter of a Inp over Harold Shnw of Indianapolis. Shaw gained the second berth by passing Charles Szekendy of South Bend In a thrilling duel on the last lap. The South Bend driver led the race for 13 laps before losing the lead to Simpson. Tommy Christian of Cincinnati escaped in jury and held his car under control when he threw a wheel and Bob Garringer of Dayton, was unhurt when his racer cracked a mil In a spin in the feature event.

Szekendy and Simpson established a new record in the qualifications when they turned the track in 27.2 seconds. Szekendy, F. Popp of Detroit and Garringer won 10 laps elimination and Charles Vanaker of South Bend and Mack Mellean of Indianapolis finished first in the two consolation events. Goshen Grand Circuit Meeting Opens Today Goshen, N. July 14.

Campbell 2. Sacrifice Jordan. Double Giving handicaps up to 425 yards, St. Paul 0 a 400100201 1-t Greg Rice, former Notre Dame Errors Hitchcock, Beddlngfield, Bu distance runner, streaked through North Conwav. N.

H- July 14. rner, Barrett. Runs batted In Bejma, Stumpf, Clifford 2. Rels, Morgan, Bchlue- Goshen, the trotting-horse capital his field today to win the feature A. Jaaua.

both of Indlonaponn. two-mile evpnt at the second nn and lrmgard 8:30 Mm. ter 2, Tripieti, hturay, cooper jvciihm, Burner. Hitchcock 2. Jones.

Two-base hits Newman 3. Walker. Three-base tilts Belma. Burner, Cooper. Home run plava Rizmto to prioay to murm; wuiua to Sherlock to Campbell; Hitchcock to Prlddy to Sturm.

Left on bases Kansaa City, 10; Louisville, 6. Base on balls Huijhson. Callahan, Stanceu, 3: Oen-III, 3. Strikeouts Hughson. Callahan, Stanceu.

1. Hita Off Hendrickson, 4 in 0 Innings (pitched to 4 in first); Cslla-han. 3 in Gentll. 4 In 4: Stanceu, 1 J. Weaver, 0 In 1 4 Hughson.

9 In 3'4. Winning pitcher Callahan. Losing pitcher Gentll. Umpires Conlan and Stewart. Time 2:18.

nual St. Mary's Academy track of the East, enters into a new era of harness racing tomorrow wllh the start of a five-day Grand Cir Grabhe, Terre Haute. 8:35 Kllzabeth Dunn, lndlanapolli, and Mrs. Paul Graham. South Bend.

Ellla. lndlanapolia, and and field meet. Triplett. stolen bases Ws Iker, Triplett, Itice, who holds the world two Marv Oorham. Frankfort.

8 Carolyn Varin lndlanapolli. and three-mile records, started cuit meeting at the 100-year-old historic track. and Mrs. Calvert Scborb, South Bend. from scratch, and set a stiff pace Sturdy, McLeod, Burner, rarrinres nrm.

Left on bases St. Paul 13, Columbus 11. Base on balls Dlrkion Taylor 1, Hed-dlngfleld 2, Krasler 1. Barrett 1, Earley 2. strikeouts Dlrkson 4.

Taylor 1. Beddlngfield 2, Barrett 1, White I. Hits Off Taylor 3 In Inning. Beddlngfield 1 In It ITrn.l.r none in Hi. Karlev 4 in lii, For the first time the pari-mu- 8:50 Mrs.

Lester Emmons. Homn Bena, as he covered the distance in and Mrs. E. D. Anderson, Anderson.

SECOND GAME. tuel betting system will be used 9:11.4. Donald Munson, Buffalo Mrs. Leo VanTlimiry, ttoum nena. AB A AB A Lou.

In place of Ihe books or the tra and Mrs. E. L. Snider. Columbus.

Top-seeded Frank Kovacs of Onkand, smashed his way to a 6-4, 6-1, 8-6 victory over Seymour Greenberg of Chicago today to win the Eastern Slopes Gold Racquet' tennis tournnment. In the doubles llnals, Ken Rnrtelt and Bill Reedy, the Southern California pair, defeated Ernie and Cliff Sutter of New York, 7-5, 6-3, 4-6, 6-2. PROBABLE PITCHERS New York, July i Probable pitchers In the major leagues tomorrow (won-lost records in parentheses) 9:05 Marearet KlnerK. noum ena. was second, and Paul Bacon, Dun kirk, was third.

ditional auction pools and the new 2 3 0 2 4 0 Sherlock. 2. 0 1 3 Morgan. cf. 0 0 0 Parks.

If and Mrs. Hugh Carter. Tipton. Dickson 7 In 8 (pitched to one batter In ninth). Barrett 3 In 1 (pitched to two batten in inth).

White none In 1. Hit by K. C. Bongi.rf Borda.lf Rizzuto.ss Slt7.gavr,3 Sturm. 1.

Prlddy, 2. MeNnmara starling barrier, used 9:10 Mrs. Kaipn riooa, inonnupuin, 2 0 3 1 3 0 3 0 2 0 2 0 3 0 and lna Blinn, South Bend. nitrher Bv Beddlngfield (Triplett). Wild successfully at the Indianapolis service ace to win, 6-3.

Riggs began applying the pressure in the second set, and the only game his opponent was able to win was his first service to tie the score at 1-all. The eventual champion then reeled off five games in a row as VanHorn continued to blow shots in the face of a steady torrent of returns by Riggs. ft 1 1 Sington, rf. 4 2: Lacy, c. 0:15 Mrs.

LUCV Hteei. Kvansvme. ami pitch Taylor. Winning pltrher White. Losing pitcher Earley.

Umpires Johnson, 9: Toledo. II. Basa on halls Kelley. 1 Mrs. George O.

Stewart, Indianapolis. 1 0 Jordan. 3. and Toledo Grand Circuit meetings, will he In operation. Mathsn.cf Hltck.3-aa 0:20 Mrs.

Ben Olsen, lnuianapona, ana Klmherlln, 2. Strikeouts Kelley, Kim berlln, 2. Hits Off Kelley, 7 In 7 Inn Molenda ana i-eiers. Mary Louise Cole. Terre Haute.

Rlddle.c. During the five days of racing Incs; Klmberlln, 10 In 1H: Smythe, 2 In 9:25 Mra. Frank: Champ, ueaiora. ana Lindell, SECOND GAME. St.

P. AB A Col. AB 0 A 1 21 Williams, ss 2 1 1 0 Hllgswth.p 1 0 1 lUGwin 0 0 I Hughson. p. 0 0 (Terry.

p. 0 0 1 0 Florence Hunslcker. Lafayette. $.15,000 in purses will be distrib McDougall, 0 In Gill, 2 In 1. Win nlng pitcher Kelley.

Lnslng pitcher -Kim 9:40 Catherine Thompson, ueaiora, ana berlln. Umpires Guthrie and Tehan Mrs. W. N. Cox Terre Haute.

3 Belma, 2 2 1 0 2 2 2 3 1 9:45 Mrs. James Rider, ureenneia, ana 2 Time 2:09. SECOND GAME Mrs. N. S.

McBride. Terre Haute. uted. Some 400 horses already are stabled here while others that have been racing in the Midwest are due to start the Eastern section of the circuit which includes Newman, 1 3 9:50 Emma Wilson ana jeaneue oiaiiue, 0 Triplett, rf. 0 OWalker.cf.

2 Boiling. 1. 7 Jones, If 0 1 Sturdy. 2... 3 1 Hltchck.aa.

2 li Repass. 3 4 0 Tlchscek.e 0 3 Sherrill, Totalf .30 11 21 9i 22 2 21 10 'Batted for Hollingsworth In fifth. Batted for Terry In seventh. Terre Haute. Rels.

3 3 Morgan. If. 3 AB A Tol AB II A Minn. 9:55 Helen Collier. Terre Haute, ana I Walker, cf.

3 11 OiDwyer.rf 3 1 0 0 0 1 0 3 0 2 1 4 1 0 Schluter.c. 3 Gerlach.ss 3 Kansaa City. .0 0 0 4 0 3 1 Mrs. J. A.

Brower, Indianapolis. 0 Crlscola.cf. 2 0 Oaffke.cf. 1 0 1 Begins Title Defense New York, July 14. Gerard Podesta of Montclair, N.J., winner of the Eastern clay court tennis championship the last two years, hut only an outside choice this year, started defense of his title today with a brace of victories.

The sixth-seeded Princeton University alumnus defeated Harry Yingling of New York, 6-1, 6-1, and Bill Thompson of Brooklyn, 6-2, 6-4. meetings at Norragansett Park, 10:05 Helen BenbrldKe. Terre name. 0 1 Geary, ss. 4 1 Herring.

p. 2 1 A I 2 0 3 3 0 and Mrs. William McGregor Moms. In IKstlella.lf 2 0 dianapolis. Louisville 0 0 i i Errors Hollingsworth, Lacy.

Jordan. Runa batted In Prlddy, Hitchcock, Riddle, Matheson, Sturm. Two-basa hits Sturm, Prlddy. Riddle. Three-base hit Matheaon.

Totals. .24 Wright, rf. 3 3 0 01 Stnbchr.lf. 3 1 Welntrb.l 3 1 10 1 1 3 1 Total! 24 21 0 0 0 0 00 4 IS 0 0 10:10 Mrs. Tnomaa uonmy, Dempsey Makes Second Comeback Trial Tonight Detroit, July 14.

(U.P.) Jack Dempsey, who at 45 appears to be seriously on the comeback trail, tomorrow night boxes his second consecutive wrestler opponent in a six-round exhibition bout at the Fairgrounds Coliseum. The aging fighter, who pulled on St. Paul. Haute, and Mrs. Herbert Rimes, Btorti.3...

4 2 0 Peyton, 2 0 Columbus 0 0 1 0 1 a Dennlng.e 4 12 OINghbors.ss 2 Sacrifice Bordagaray. Double play Rlnu- Errors flturdv. Gerlsrh. Herring Runs 10:15 Mrs. Ken Blodgett and Mrs.

3 1 2 Wlrkkala.p 0 (I National League. Philadelphia at Cincinnati Pearson (1-6) vs. Valters (12-4) or Hutchings (0-0). Brooklyn at Pittsburgh (2) Pressnel (5-3) and Carlelon (4-3) vs. Butcher (4-6) and Klinger (4-6).

New York at Chicago Melton (8-2) vs. French '9-7). Boston at. St. Louis Errlckson 6-3) vs.

Warneke (5-7). American league. Chicago at. New York Smith (6-6) vs. Breuer (7-3).

Cleveland at Washington Mil- batted In Walker 2. Sherrill. Tripieti t. Mary Alice Knowles. Terre Haute.

Haefner, p. 2 0 1 3. M' JJougll 2 0 to to Prlddy to Sturm. Lert on base-Kansas City, Louisville, ft. Base on balls Hollingsworth, 1: Lindell, ft: Hugh-son, 1.

Strikeouts Hughson, Terry, 10:20 Mrs. Virginia Maxwell ano Vir Boiling 2. Jones. Two-base niti Honing. R.I.; Mineola, N.Y.; Goshen's Good Time park, Syracuse, N.Y., and Rending, Pa.

Peter Astra, winner of the Ham-hletonian here last August, is expected to go after the new Trotting Horse Club stake, co-feature with the $.1,000 Village Farm stakes for pacers, on opening day. He will encounter such rivals as Boyne, Clever Hanover, Dale Hanover, Volo Mae and Nibble Belma. Three-baae nil Jones, nammm ginia Wisely. Terre Haute. Totals 22 4 21 13 110 0 10 Totals 29 10 21 111 Minneanoll ..4 2 Hitrhcork.

Trio ett, pounie pmys 10:25 Mrs. enannon nunun, inir Haule, and Mrs. F. J. Bruggner, Boutn Toledo 0 0 0 1 0 0 0--1 ring to Schlueter to Newman; Sturdy to Hitchcock to Boiling.

Left on base St. Bend. the gloves two weeks ago for the Paul, ft: Columbus. 4. Base on nsus 10:35 Mrs.

Bernlre Steppe. Terre Haute, first time in eight years to knock 11:15 Mrs. W. A. Compton, Tipton, and Elliatwth.

Murphy, South Bend. and Mrs. Mabel Michael, Pendleton. Herring. 4: Sherrill, 2.

Strikeouts Herring, 1: Sherrill, 3. Molenda, 10:40 Mrs. Dorel Beal. Terre Haute. Wrestler Cowboy Luttrell sprawl 11:20 Mrs.

C. A. Bates. Tipton, and Peten and Johnson. Time and Mra.

Howard Ooeller, Columbus. ing through the ropes in Atlanta 10:45 Mrs. G. V. Surtees.

Terre Haute, Mrs. Morris Cunningham. Terre Hautt. 11:25 Mary Boutliworth. West Lafayette, and Mrs.

Kenneth Glllls, Terre Haute. considers the fight tomorrow and Mrs. Harry Leer. Indianapolis. Did You Get Your Car DIRTY OVER THE WEEK END? KNOERLE TIRE CO.

10:50 Mrs. W. A. Mlsklmen, inaianap- nar (12-3) vs. Hudson (7-9) or night with Bull Curry a step to 11:35 Janet Chapman, Indianapolis, Krrors Dwver.

Crtar.ola, Landrum, Pay-ton. Runs batted In Welntraub, Stortl 2, Wright 2. Denning, flielnbacher. Two-basa hits Walker, Wright. Home run Stortl.

Stolen base Neighbors. Sacrifices Haefner. Crlscola. Double plays Geary to Welnlraub; Geary to Trechok to Welntraub. Left on base Mlnneapolla, Toledo, 2.

Base on balls Haefner, Wlrkkala, McDougail. 2. Strikeouts Haefner, McDougail. 2. Hits Off Wlrkkala, 3 In i Inning; Mclxmgall, 7 In 6.

Wild pitch McDougail. Losing pitcher Wlrkkala. Umpires Tehsn and Guthrie. Time 1:34. olia.

and Mra. C. O. Bartelaon, Terre Mrs. R.

L. Brentllnger. Terre Haute. ward a bout this fall with the Haute. 11:40 Mrs.

Phillip Kessler. Richmond. 10:55 Helen Graham. Terre Haute, and Chilean Arturo Godoy. Mrs.

E. T. Hunte-. Tipton. Krakauskas (0-1).

Detroit at Philadelphia New-houser (5-6) vs. Dean (6-7), St. Louis at Boston Auker (7-8) vs. Hash (7-5). 11:05 Mra.

Georoge Carroll. Terre Dempsey's manager, Max is favorable toward the bout and Mrs. L. D. Moreland, Terre Haute.

11:45 Mrs. Blanche Anderson and Mra. J. E. Freed, Terre Haute.

11:50 Mrs. Lois gcott and Mn. F. L. Temple.

Terre Haute. Haute, and Mra. A. A. McClamrock.

In dianapolis. vith Godoy but is reserving a defl 11:10 Mra. Glen Howe, lndlanapolia, and 11:59 Mary Florenr Davis and Mri. nite decision pending the outcome Mra. Francla Crawford, Terra Haute.

Herbert Mace, Terre Haute. 3 Tie for First Place At Capitol City Club Harold Beanblossorn, L. S. Pratt and W. Susemichel each broke 49 of 50 targets to lead skeet shooters at the Capitol City Gun Club yesterday.

Other scores follow: Mar-hach and Wilson, 48 each; Booker, 47; Christie and Hall, 46 each; Ford, Safford, McKinnin, Young, Martin and Phillips, 44 each; San-ford and Hillinger, 43 each; Clair of tomorrow's fight for which Demcsey will weigh 205 pounds, Rhodius Swimmers Win Second Meet his opponent, the wrestling Hart ford (Conn.) policeman, will weign MILLERS TAKE PAIR FROM HENS, 5-2, 9-1. Toledo, July. 14. iTI-The Minneapolis Millers continued their season's jinx over the Mud Hens today with a double victory, 5 to 2, and 9 to 1, dropping Toledo back in the Association cellar. Toledo's Harry Kimberlln matchsd Harry Kelley In a scoreless hurling duel for seven innings of the opener before the Millers broke through for four runs in the eighth to sew up the verdict.

In the nightcap, Young Mickey Haefner hurled four-hit ball for the Kels while Lin Storti's homer featured the 10-hit Minneapolis attack, which W8S aided by four Toledo errors. Scores: FIP.ST GAME. Extra Drill Ordered for Armstrong Greenwood Lake, N. July 14. speedy session with Lou Salica Mrni Wilbur 'Rhodlusi, first; King (Oarflelrt second; George MeCool ana vvuour, Kii.n)reri.

third. Tim i 7. lj thr.rlin t.nrV rtnre. Backstroke. (Jlrls Under H't wiuo.um: first; Wood 193.

Wins Tri-State Meet At Evansville Course (U.P.) Welterweight Champion former bantamweight champion. sentatives to their second munici- UWIIIardi, lecond; Lynch (Khodlua) Uhlrrt Time. H. Henry Armstrong was so far off in He plans roadwork and gym-timing, careless in defense and nasium drills tomorrow and will nal swim meet victory at the LI- Backstroke, Boy! Under 100 and Minor, 42 each; Delbrook, Meyers and Need, 41 each; DeWitt, 38; Schanke, Miss Osborne and tju Pounds fierce (Khodlusi, first: Oitlum lenberger pool yesterday. Kno-ntirrr.

second; snsw (Garfieidj, Evansville. July 14. Mrs. Minor, 30 each. 1 tiiA Time :20.7.

lacking in punching zing today in leave for New York Tuesday. his scheduled final workout with Everett Rightmire and Handy OTHER BOLTS THIS WEEK. dlUS scored Dl points aim uauicu i Vy C.n,.Mm)(. r.M Under 110 Playing the Helfrich field course for the first time. Dee Replogle, finished Second With 4.J.

Lllenber- pund-Ottentwchcr (Ellenbergerl, Ursi ger was third with 40 and Willard Tonight At New York, Irvhig Eldrld Stanford University student who Your with a j-Jpk Perfect TSwa WASH laSiLOJQd JOB! tJ Brown that Manager Eddie Mead ordered him to do two extra (New Vork vs Tommy xpiegai i union- recentlv moved to Evansville Floyd Robbins Victor In Auto Derby Feature Floyd Robbins of Anderson won town. Pa. i. lightweights UOl. At Chicago, fourth With 24.

McCOOl Was tne Backstroke, Boys Under 110 uinner nf the mfet. pounds -Swallow (Willard), first; Htumi. rounds of boxing tomorrow. u. Mike Gamiere itieveianai vs.

en ivirq (Chicago), lightweights (81. At Newark. AB A i I 1fl Hence Armstrong will" be in the Minn. AB A Tol. w.iwer rf a 2 0 Dwyer.rf 4 12 unjrosciose kui eu jv puimo.

dins), third N. Scalzo (New York vs. Maxle Fisher (Newark), lightwelghta (10). At "Jlyn Wood, swimming for Willard OQo 13 0 Rtnbrhr.lf. 2 the 30-lap feature race on the Auto Derby program at Indian Garfield.

N. Johnny Jullano (Peterson. training ring throwing punches just two days before Wednesday's 12-round battle with Lightweight Oeary.ss F.stlella.lf Wright, rf. Welntrb.l. 100-Yard Backstroke, Women wine (Rhodlusi.

first; Bauer Kllenberjren, second; Matthewa (Oarfleld). third. Time, 1:27 4. 100-Yard Backstroke, Men MrCool (Rhodluij, first; Koch (Oarfleld), second; Mueller (Rhodius), third. Time, 1:18 3.

N. J. vs. Pablo Dano (Philippines), Bantamweights (10). At St.

Paul, Lee Savold (Dei Moines. Ia.) vs. Billy Mlske (St. Paul), heavyweight (10). At New Courtoous At All Times Prompt Service Lake yesterday afternoon.

Only four cars finished out of a starting field of nine due to a series of smashed out a three-under-par total of 107 for 27 holes to capture the annual tri-state amateur golf tournament today. Dale Morey of Martinsville bird-led the last three holes to finish as the early leader with 108. Replogle got the birdie he needed on the final green for victory. Byard Leads Winners Champion Lew Jenkins at he Polo Grounds an unusual procedure in 1 1 Oi'Payton 2 13 0 Byrnes, 1 0 3 110 Splndel.e. 14 4 La riorum.

2 2 10 Chrstmn.ss 0 0 0 Nghbors.ii points with one first and three seconds. Summary. 25-Yr! Free 8tyl. Girl Un4r 95 Dm i eiH a OVrwl fWlillflll. firit K'HUfTJ 2 2 0 0 1 0 0 2 1 10 1 2 0 5 2 1 1 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dennlng.e.

Trechok.2 Kelley. Smythe.p. Orleans. Jimmy Perrin (New Orleans) modern conditioning. 00-Yard Breaatatroke, Women Mattn Peta DeOraasa (New York), reatnerweignti crackups.

(Willard), ewe (Oarfleld), first; Wood third. second; Ottenbacher (Ellenberger.) 2ifGrfleM), Mcond; 8tel (Rhodium), third. U.S. ROYAL MASTER TIRES TUBES rim. Time.

1:44. S. Kimberin.p iMarcum. Olll. 0 1 25-Yard Free Style, Boys Under 100 loo-Yard Breaatstroke.

Men W. Orose-Pounds Dink (Rhodius), first: Bha close (Rhodius), first; Underwood (Ellen- Swede Carpenter of Indianapolis, Speed Hendricks of Oaklan-don and Paul York of Anderson won elimination races, and the tag race was halted after 63 laps with Carpenter and Robbins the only survivors. Rlnominsrton. July 14. WINDS UP SPARRING.

Grossinger Lake, N. July 14. UP) Lightweight Champion Lew Jenkins did his last sparring today in preparation for his scrap with Henry Armstrong Wednesday (Oarfleld), second; Pierce (Rhodius), i beraer), second; Koch (Oarfleld), third, third Time 15 8. i Time. 1:27.1.

50-Yard Free Style. Olrls Under 1101 200-Yard Free Rtyle Belay. Men Rho- Punrl, ottenbacher (Ellenbergeri. first; idlus, first; Ellenberger, second; Garfield, Wood (Wlllardi, aecond; Kellum (Oar-1 third. iSnprial) Perry Byard, who re Totals.

12 27 13 J4 27 13 Batted for Rtelnbacher fn elanth. Batted for M'Dougall in eighth. Minneapolis 00000094 16 Toledo 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 02 (12). Tuesday At Bayonne, N. Billy Beau-hiild (Jersey City) vs.

Norment Quarlei (Florence. 8. C.j, Welterweight! (8). At Plna Bluff. Bob Kikes (Pine Bluff) vs.

Bill Comiskey (Paterson, N. heavyweights (10). At West Haven, Julie Kogon (New Haven) vs. Benny Cartagena (New York), lightweights (8). At New York.

Vic Delllcurtl va. Frsnkle Cavanna (New York), welterweight! (8). Wednesday At Columbus, Johnny Whiter! (Pontiac, Mich.) va. Jack (Buddy) Walket (Columbus), heavyweight! (10). Friday At Hollywood.

Tony Chavei vs. Red Gr-sen (Los Angeles), lightweight! (10). At gttle, Al Hosts (Pattle va. Tony Zala (Gary. middleweight! (15 for A.

Utle). KNOERLE TIRE CO. Tim. S. vine Ba lev (Kiienoerger), nrsi cently qualified at Indianapolis for the national public links tournament at Detroit, shot sub-par 69 t-.

ntvie Bovs Under 120 Ksuffman (Garfield), second; W. Qrose- night. He put in four rounds during a busv day and came out Pnunria awallow (Willard), first: W. iclose (Rhodius). third.

Ttv Dlckerson I 1.10-Yard Medlev Relay. Women Ellen to lead his Cascades team to a ihird. Time. herger, first; Rhodius, second; Oarfleld, weighing 135H pounds. 2421 N.

Meridian TA. 3371 Error Landrum. Buna batted In Wright. Welntraub 1. Denning, EsUlell, Crlscola, Payton.

Two-basa hit Trechok. Sacrifice Oeary. Double play! Geary to Trechok to Welntraub; Stortl to Trechok to Welntraub; Chrlitmin to Landrum to Wlnegarner. Left on baJKa Minneapolis, inn v.rV Free Stvle, Women Matthews -third. Time, 2:0.5.

fKllenbereen. sec- 150-Ysrd Medley P.elav. M( Additional Sports On Page 16. to-45H victory over the Blooming-ton Country Club in a match at the Country Club course hert to Jenkins cuffed Nathan Hall for two rounds, went one round with Phnisi. third.

Time. 1 :12. first Rhodius. second; Ellenberger. third.

100-Yard Free 8tyl. 1:40.5. Mickey LaMarr and stepped one day. i.