Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 February 1939 — Page 18

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Racing Star

Ciencia, a Saucy Miss, Upsets Dope by Taking First In Santa Anita Derby.

ARCADIA, Cal., Feb. 23 (U. P.).— The eldest maxim in racing went into the ash can today as the West

acclaimed Ciencia, -tne saucy little Miss who carried the lie to the legend that fillies can’t win in the spring and frolicked to a walkaway triumph in the $50,000 Santa Anita Derby. The Texas-bred, Texas-owned youngster — smallest contender in the 14-horse race—not only won, but won in such stunning fashion that around the bats and the stables today they were calling her the Stagehand of 1939. Far off the pace in the early going, Ciencia was forced to fly for her victory and she did. The nearest rival was Mrs. Bessie Franzheim’s Xalapa Clown, five lengths behind, with Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt's Impound nosing Porter’s Mite for third. Over Fast Track

A holiday throng of 47,500 watched the - daughter of Cohort-Science step off the mile and a furlong on a fast track under clear skies in 1:50 3-5, just a fifth of a second off Stagehand’s winning ‘mark a year ago, and boost her earnings for two years of campaigning to $53,630. Ciencia went to the post at 8-1 while the customers made a favorite of Porter’s Mite. She broke from the seventh post position along with the field but Jockey Carroll Bierman held her off while Norman Church’s Sweet Nancy and the Circle M. Ranch’s Shining One went out in front. At the quarter pole it was Xalapa Clown in the lead with Mrs. Frank Carreaud’s Time Alone running second, two and a half. lengths behind. Sweet Nancy was third. Ciencia was 13th, more than 11 lengths from the pace, but still Bierman kept a tight grip on her

She Turns It On

Ciencia was running ninth at the half mile mark and now Bierman let loose on the reins. The filly responded with a rush and in two more furlongs she was third, two and a half lengths away from the pace setting Clown. Porter’'s Mite held second. Around ‘he home stretch turn it was Ciencia and Xalapa Clown head and head, but once the long strip of straightaway was reached the race was over. Jockey Bierman leaned back and tapped his mount twice with the whip. Ciencia put daylight between her and the field at every post. She widened the gap to a length, to two lengths and finally passed the wire the longest winner in the brief history of the Washington birthday {eature—five lengths.

Scoville Scores Double Cue Win

By United Press. Frank Scoville, Buffalo, moved out of a three-way tie for fourth place in the world’s three-cushion billiard championship last night with a double victory over Otto Reiselt, Philadelphia. He now holds an undisputed fourth place with an average of .536 for 15 victories in 238 starts. Joe Chamaco, New York, the leader, and Jay Bozeman, Chicago, :econd, and Arthur Thurnblad, Kenosha, Wis., third, were idle last night. Scoville went 55 innings to win an afternoon game from Reiselt, 50-33. He won the second game, 50-42, in| 54 innings. Clarence Jackson, Detroit, cplit a match with Charlie McCourt at Cleveland. He won the first game, 50-35, in 48 innings, and lost the second, 50-30, in 38 innings.

Golfing Cops Are In There De ha

CORAL GABLES, Fla, Feb. 23 ~ (U. P.).—Harvey Draughon and Earl Christiansen, Miami golfing cops who wen medal honors with a six-under-par 65, meet L. S. Tailer of Coral Gables and T. E. Price of Miami in the first match play round of the Miami Biltmore amateur four-ball tournament today. Defending Champions : Charles Whithead of South River, N. J, and Frank Allan of Pittston, Pa., runnersup in the medal round with a 67, play Don Allan of Pittston and Philip Axt of Bloomfield, N. J. Bob Servis of Dayton, O, and Walter Burkemo of Detroit, who had a 68 yesterday, take on Charles Sheldon and Allen Cullum, Reading, Pa., pair.

Semifinals Reached In Everglades Golf

PALM BEACH, Fla, Feb. 23 (U. P.) —Defending Champions Jean Bauer of Providence, R. I, meets Medalist Betty Jameson, San Antonio, today in the feature semifinal of the Everglades Women’s Invitation Golf tournament. Mrs. Phillip Hill of London, who upset Mrs, Helen Hockenjos of Lake Hopatcong, N. J, yesterday, meets Mrs. Sally Sterrett, Hutchison, Kas.

Butler Swimmers

Lose Another One;

Butler's swi-iming team still* was seeking its fourth victory of the season today. For last night DePauw’s paddlers sank the Bulldogs, 51-9, for the latter's eighth defeat of the seasom Bob Leslie, of the visiting team, was d double winner in the evening’s events, He won the 220-yard end 440-yard free style.

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Ed Striebeck Leads Pinmen

Rolls 691 at Pritchett Alleys; Schott Shines.

Another long list of Indianapolis League Bowlers appears in the Shooting Star column today as a result of heavy shooting at the

Pritchett Alleys. Ed Striebeck of that loop topped the lot with 691 for solo honors. Ed

Alleys. Pyle was outstanding in ladies’ competition as she netted .590 on games of 192, (211 and 187. She rolled in the © Roberson Ladies’ League at the Pritchett Alleys. Tillie Kagel in the same loop slipped into second place with 586. She opened with 201, upped it to 213 in the second game but was unable to stand the pace she had set early and fell to 172. Lofty Team Totals Team scores in the Indianapolis loop also reached lofty heights as Herff-Jones pounded the maples for 3077 and the Ajax crew knocked down 3036 pins. Schoch led the former team with 644 and was supported by Tarrant’s 640 and Moore's 630. Schonecker and King of the same team registered 573 and 590, respectively. Queen's Tavern in women’s competition stood out with scores of 869, 901 and —872 for 2642. Kagel was high, E. Kagel came through with 533 and Fischer rounded out the better than 500 shoters of the quintet with 529. Lathrop and Rose Johns of the team finished with 499 and 495.

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Hockey Teams Play Four Extra Periods

KANSAS CITY, Mo., Feb. 23 (U. P.).—The Tulsa Oilers and the Kansas City Greyhounds played the longest ice hockey game in the records of the American Association last night and Tulsa gained a third place tie in the league by finally winning, 5 to 4. The teams fought through four overtime periods before Bomber Gross of the Oilers made the deciding goal.

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Schott tallied 672 at the Parkway|

Ciencia, owned by Robert J. Kleberg of the King Ranch of Texas,

in the $50,000 Santa: Anita Derby

five lengths ahead of Xalapa Clown, second, Impound third, and Porter’s Mite, the favorite, fourth. The horses are shown, right. to

Bill Terry to Pour Heavy Work on Youngsters While Vets

By GEORGE KIRKSEY United Press Staff Correspondent

HOT SPRINGS, Ark. Feb. 23.— First sparks from the spring training camps: Bill Terry plans to let Carl Hubbell, ‘Hal Schumacher and Slick Castleman, all victims of one kind of ailment or another last season, set their own pace this spring training season and pour the heavy work on the youngsters. . . . Schumacher, weighing 200 pounds, most he’s ever scaled, says he won’t know a thing about his arm, operated on last winter, until he tries it out at Baton Rouge next month. . . . Schumacher, something of a hitter in his own right, brought two bats along with him and if his arm fails to come around he’s fast enough to kecome an outfielder. . . . Eighteen Brooklyn Dodgers are quartered here at the Hotel Eastman. . . Three players who were

Tony and Abe To Clash i in Delayed Bout

Ticket Sales Expected to Pick Up; Galento Is Heavy Favorite. MIAMI, Feb. 23 (U. P).—A few Burdine Stadium tonight fo see

whatever it was that didn’t happen last night when the Tony Galento-

‘|Abe Feldman fight was rained out.

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left, in their finish positions. Ciencig’s great victory was the fifth in 17 starts and won her $41,850 in added money. She paid $19.80, $9 and $5.20. Xalapa Clown paid $11.60 and $6.60. Impound paid $3.80. Ciencia is not eligible for the $100,000 Santa Anita Handicap. :

ordered to report failed to show up and Manager Leo Durocher considers them holdouts. . . They are Van Mungo, Forest Pressnell and Blimp Phelps... . Durocher is plenty peeved at Phelps and plans to make the hefty catcher go through the same sort of conditioning the rest of the Dodgers are taking here when he reports to the Clearwater camp. . . “Phelps needs the work worse than any other player and

said Durocher. “Well, when he gets to Clearwater I'm’ going to pour if on him.” Fitzsimmons in Shape The Dodgers’ work here consists of two classes of calisthenics under the direction of Eddie McCormick, Artie McGovern’s assistant. . . The program consists of a six-mile hike

over the mountains, bunting practice on the hotel lawn and the

' Shawnee A. Cs won the championship in the Brookside Senior League by taking 14 games in 15 starts.. The A. C.s also captured the title last year. The following players formed the team: Lubking, Eirmann, Birge, Brady, Endsley, Von Staden, Vann, Kuhn and Belden. Kenny Dawson managed the squad. The league was sponsored by the WPA Marion County Recreation Department.

Cathedral will meet St. Philip’s basketball team this afternoon at 3:30 o'clock in second round play in the Sportsman's Store Parochial grade school basketball tournament being held at Cathedral High School’s gym. : Sacred Heart and Little Flower play at 4:30 to decide who will play Saturday in the championship tilt. The other tourney finalist will be

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Dick Bartell . . . Caught Napping

FOLSOM PRISON, Cal, Feb. 23 (U. P.).—Dick Bartell, Chicago Cubs’ shortstop, blushed today every time ‘he thought of his seventh inning boner against Folsom’s Black Sheep nine yesterday. Cocky, the big league star took a lead off second while the prisoners’ pitcher fumbled with his glove. Suddenly the | crowd laughed. The second baseman was at Bartell’'s elbow, and he had the ball. Dick wasgsout, the victim of the hidden ball trick. The leaguers won, 15 to 3.

Amateur Basketball

trouncing of St. Catherine’ s, 40-3, and Little Flower’s wide margin, 35-4, over Lady of Lourdes. In other games Sacred Heart whipped St. Patrick’s, 19-17, and Holy Trinity beat Holy Cross, 23-13.

The Royal Crown Cola basketball team will play the Greensburg Millionaires in the second round of the Em-Roe State tournament at the Hoosier Athletic Club Sunday afternoon at 5 o'clock. The Colas won their first game in the tourney over the BookwalterGreathouse team, 52-24, and won a close game from the Goldsmith Secos, 31-28, in the preliminary to the Firestone-Kautsky tilt at the Butler Fieldhouse last Monday.

Tonight’s schedule in the SmithHassler . Universal League at the Dearborn Gym:

7:00—~Tic Toc Club vs. Castleton Aces. nya Malleable Steel vs. Eli

:40—Endianapolis Fharmacies vs, Inalanapols Acadenty 30—Li De-

9: oln Chiropraciors vs. Molays.

Ball Drops Close Fray to Akron

Times Special MUNCIE, Feb. 23.—A free throw

just before time was up enabled

Akron University to defeat Ball State here last night in a basketball thriller, 29 to 28. Mile Fernella

tossed in the deciding point. The score was tied seven times and Ball State led at the half, 14 to 12. The locals were in front by two

' | points with two minutes of play re-

maining, but failed to check the visitors’ late drive. Andress of Akron tallied 14 points to take high score honors.

Crimson Golf Team To Have 8 Matches

Times Special BLOOMINGTON, Ind. Feb. 23.— Indiana University’s golf team will open its season March 31 when the squad will be entered in the Midwest amateur tournament at French Lick. The Hoosiers will play eight dual matches, including contests with five Big Ten opponents, Coach Hugh E. Willis announced. - Four of the matches will be played in Bloomington. The remainder of thé schedule follows: APRIL 8—Alma College at Bloomington. : 15—-Broadinoor Country Club at Indi22 Burdae: at Bloomington. 29—Illinois at Bloomington. MAY

Detroit at Bloomington, Ohio State at Columbus Michigan at Ann Arbor —JIowa and Purdue. at Evanston, IL.

27 29-30—Big Ten tournament at Evanston.

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baths. : . Fred Fitzsimmons came here in great shape after a winter of golf and outdoor exercise. . . Rookie Pitcher Hugh Casey lost 15 pounds| in a few days and is now confined with the flu. . . Pete Coscarart, ticketed to be Brooklyn's second baseman, has been putting on weight here. . .

HANS SECURE AT 65 ; PITTSBURGH, Feb. 23 (U. P.). —Honus Wagner, one of baseball’s greatest players, celebrated his 65th birthday anniversary today and became eligible for Social Security but he has no thought of retiring yet. ; Instead, the Pittsburgh Pirate coach made preparations to go to California for his 27th training trip to a big league camp. Wagner had an all-time batting record of .329 in his 19 years of playing.

Mrs. Ethel V. Mars has her ccable of 37 horses here for the race meeting opening at Oaklawn track Feb. 27. . . Two of her 3-year-olds, Sports Writer ‘and Dinner Date, have been adopted by the scribes as their hunch horses to play during the meeting. . Last year when the ball players were here the races didn’t open until after ‘hey’d left. . . . This year they'll get a week to watch them run. . .

Hornsby Holds Class

Rogers Hornsby has his baseball school here and among his instructors are Gerald Walker of the White Sox; Charlie Berry of the Athletics and Tommy Thomas, ex-major leaguer who is now a. Baltimore coach. , . “Jimmy Foxx, Lefty Grove, Jack Wilson and Joe Cronin of the Red Sox are here taking preliminary training before going to Sarasota, Fla. . ... They play golf every day and take the baths, but do not climb the mountains. . . Wilson went with the Dodgers one day, but quit the next. Ken O’Dea, Giant catcher obtained from the Cubs, is just 25, but has prematurely gray hair. Charlie Grimm, fired as manager of the Cubs last season, is here getting in shape with the ball players and will tour the camps to gather material for his radio broadcasts. . Gabby Hartnett, Cub manager, spent a few days here before he left for

Island.

Local Boxers Signed For Dayton Bouts

Tiger Carsonia, Indianapolis welterweight, is to box Kid Banks, Cincinnati, over the 10-round route at Eagles Lodge, Dayton, O., on March 3. On the same professional card Billy Sparks, Indianapolis lightweight, is to tackle Jackie Taylor, Columbus, O., in a six-rounder.

Durocher Injured

HOT SPRINGS, Ark. Feb. 23 (U. 'P.).—Leo Durocher, manager of the Brooklyn Dodgers, nursed a bruised right hand today as a result of an altercation with a golf caddy. Witnesses said Leo and the caddy argued over a lost golf club and that the caddy made a threating move. Durocher reportedly swung with his right.

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While advance sales are still far short of the $60,000 first predicted,

postponement were an undisguised blessing to Promoter George Carter. - With numerous other holiday attractions, the fight' probably would

may hit $30,000. If it goes above $30,000 it will be the biggest gate Galento ever drew.

Jacobs Is There

- Aside from ‘the additional spectators, there is expected to be no change in program. Tony is a prohibitive favorite to kayo Feldman in an early round. If he does not, it may cost him a June heavyweight title shot at Joe Louis. Promoter Mike Jacobs will, be watching Galento with an eye toward a big summer title bout. Two-Ton Tony was irked at the delay—it meant a 24-hour extension of his beer moratorium. “Ill moider der bum in a round,” he promised. Galento, whose authoritative left hook has left his last 10’ opponents on the canvas, scaled 223 pounds at the weigh-in yesterday, but he went back to the gymnasium and worked off a few more pounds. Schenectady Abe will be outweighed about 35 pounds, but that is no more pull than.Tony usually enjoys. Feldman weighed 186%. Apparently unconcerned over the postponement, he took a walk and returned to his hotel. Abe ended training Monday.

Triple Dead-Heat In Two-Mile Run

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 23 (U. P.). —Princeton snapped Columbia’s victory streak in the University of Pennsylvania’s annual midwinter polar bear track meet amid wintry blasts at Franklin Field yesterday. The Tiger trackmen scored 50 points to 39 for Penn, while Columbia was last with 28. Princeton’s victory was featured by a triple dead heat in the twomile run, in which| Art Gilkes, George Found and Ed Annin jogged the distance in 10 minutes 44.2 seconds. The Tigers took six first places, with Penn getting five and Columbia two.

Play Finals of “A. A. U. Tourney

Goldsmith’s Secos and the Lloyd's Laundry team of Franklin are to meet tonight in the finals of the Marion County A. A. U. basketball tournament. The contest is to be held at the Central Y. M. C. A. at 8:15 ofciock. Both squads are at full strength with former college and high school players in their lineups. In a prelim tilt L. 8S. Ayres and Shawnee A. C.’s are to meet. In the tournament semifinals games last night the Secos edged the Stewart-Warner five, 19-17, in a

.| defensive battle, and Lloyd’s Laun-

dry defeated Hoosier | Athletic Club, 29 to 28.

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BOSTON, Feb. 23 (U. P.) —Track critics today discounted Don Lash’s second straight two-mile defeat by a former teammate, Tommy Deckard, and blamed the setbacks on Don’s experiments with pace. The former University of indiana runners were separated by a yard when Deckard finished ahead in the Veterans of Foreign Wars’ track meet here last night. The BloomInd. runner's victory followed Monday night’s triumph in the Seton Hall games at Newark. Lash has been experimenting with holding back enough to come home with a speedy last lap spurt to win. His timing was off so far that he trailed little Tommy by 80 yards at Newark, If Deckard had Teglsiered an ex-

Butler Five to End Loop! Season

Tony Hinkle, ‘Butler basketball coach, was still in bed yesterday with the flu, but his 1939 Indiana College Conference champs went through a spirited drill under the eye of Earl (Overman, assistant coach. The Bulldogs will attempt to keep clean their unblemished loop record of eight victories, tomorrow night, when Wabash College invades the Fieldhouse at 8:15 p. m. for Butler’s loop final. Very well does the Blue and White five recall its last engagement with the Cavemen at Crawfordsville two weeks ago. The game went into a double overtime before Butler eked out a 27 to 25 decision. The regulars were dismissed early yesterday afternoon and Assistant Coach Overman sent the reserves through a scrimmage session against the freshman team. With Jerry Steiner back following recovery from a sprained ankle, Overman feels that all will be complete for tomorrow night when Hinkle is expected to be back at his ‘regular duties. Freshman teams from the two schools will play in a curtain-raiser game starting at 7 o’clock.

Local Ring Results

Results of amateur boxing bouts at the Northeast Community Center last night:

Hall Freeman, Northeast, decisioned Buddy Thrall, Leeper Boxing School. Herbert Cla:k, Northeast, outpointed Cliaries Beckenbrock, Boys’ Club. mmy Marker, Nort ast, won over Walter rithens, Boys’ Club. Willard No Ttheast; decisioned Solly nstein, Leepe

Boys" ’ Club, decisioned Earl Paul. Nortnea ta oy “Bove Club, defeated Buddy

Attribute Lash’s Setback To Pace Experiments

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from them again to win in 9:10. Track critics believe he. is trying to develop a bell-lap spring to natch Glenn Cunningham's when they meet in a special two-mile event featuring the I. C. 4-A games & week from Saturday. Cunningham, who holds the indoor mile record of 4:044, put on one of his typical finishes to win his specialty in 4:15.5 last night. Chuck Fenske, Wisconsin, was second, Gene Venzke, Pennsylvania, third, and Archie San. Romani, who set: the pace for 10 laps, fourth. Douglas Raymond, Boston A. A, won the 600-yard run by three yards over Chuck Beelham, former Ohio State ace, in 1:134

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