Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 March 1939 — Page 24

Ohio Outfit

" Takes Early

A.B.C.Lead

New Philadelphia Team Piles Up 2792 Total on First Program.

CLEVELAND, March 10 (U. P.)— Four complete squads of 128 teams from Dayton, Syracuse, Detroit and Cleveland, will attempt to dethrone the leading Penn Batteries, # New Philadelphia, Qs from the top spot in the American Bowling Congress world championships tonight. Performing on the curtain-raising program, the New Philadelphia entry took possession temporarily of the top in collecting games of 866-987-939. The 2792 total was expected to come in for at least a small slice of the $191,000 prize melon. : ! Pat Joyce five, a local entry, rolled up 2743 for the runnerup spot, despite a lowly 796 opener. With

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225 and 234 to total 650, the Clevelanders checked in with games of 974 and 973 in totaling 2743.

Lima Outfit Third =

Harley Davidsons of Lima, O, turned in high-team game, 1017, and climbed to third berth with & 2717 total. : Mayor Harold H. Burton, designated to roll the first ball, tossed the maple for a 10-strike, while National Secretary Elmer H. Baumgarten, Milwaukee, and other national and local pin dignitaries helped start the - 58-day pin parade. : The leading five-man teams were: Penn Batteries, New Philadelphia, O...2792 “Pat Joyce Cafes Cleveland, O........ ..2743 Herley Davidsons, Lima, O Mauser’s Cafe, Cleveland, O Lobue Coal & Ice® Chicago Heights, IIL 2682

Richwine Paces

Local Pinmen Wilbert Richwine appears at the top of the Shooting Star list today as the result of his 700 bowling score last night in the Industrial League

* at the Indiana Alleys.

Pug Leppert was second, with a 676 in the Intermediate League at the Uptown Alleys last night. Barrett of the Thursday Night Handicap loop at the Pritchett drives was third with 663. Richwine had games of 255, 226 and 219, while Leppert’s scores were 245, 224 and 207. a Only one other bowler, Laher, also of the Handicap group, was able to go above the 650° mark. He showed games of 213, 245 and 202 for his 660. High scores were at-a premium on | local alleys last night and one of the smallest honor lists in several weeks appears today.

The Shooting Stars

Wilbert Richwine, Industrial ug Leppert, Intermediate ..., Barrett, Handicap Laher, Hancicap |........... Ken Christensen, Elks .... Rohran, St. Catherine ... Ray Vollett, Parkway ... Whitesell, Sturm Koch Furniture Fletcher Trust Automotive . n Stuart, Parkway Jack Colvin, Printcraft George Godwin, Intermediate .. John Murphy, Printcraft Farrand, Sturm |.......... ee Pugh, Fletcher Trust Wenning, Diamond Chain ....

Gayer, ofive: ......... ob Kelley. Intermediate ..... . Smith, Related Foods ..... v, Parkway ted Foods rkway

. Parkway och Furniture .... Intermediate

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Big Ten Swimmers Open Meet Today

Times Special LAFAYETTE, March 10. — The 29th annual Big Ten swimming meet was to get under way in the Purdue University pool here today, with the preliminaries in all gvents scheduled for this “afternoon and tonight. Finals will be held - tomorrow night. Ohio State, defending champion, and Michigan are favorites for the championship, with the eight other teams expected to fight it out for third-place laurels. Michigan and Ohio State battled to 42-42 ties in .their two dual meets this season.

Manual Spikemen Go Outdoors Monday

Manual High School cinder aspirants will report for their first outdoor workout Monday, Track Coach Raymond Van Arsdale announced today. At the same time the Redskin mentor announced the 1939 track schedule. Broad Ripple and Washington have been dropped from the current schedule. New opponents on the track card are Brazil, Albany, and Seymour. : The schedule is as follows: Brazil, April 7; Ben Davis, April 14; at Warren Central, April 21; at Muncie, April 22; City meet, April 28; may meet Seymour and New Albany, May 2; May 5 'is open, and sectional and state meets May 12 and 20. :

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president, are discussing on the

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following a morning of watching a workout spring training at the Island. Heydler is former president of the senior

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It’s golf instead of baseball that John Heydler, left, honorary chairman. of the National League,

and Ford Frick, the league’s Catalina Country Club fairways f the Chicago Cubs in

TAMPA, Fla, March 10 (U. PJ). —The Cincinnati Reds scheduled a long batting practice today to prepare for their first exhibition game against the Brooklyn Dodgers at Clearwater tomorrow. The Dodgers come here for a return game Sunday. In yesterday’s intracamp game, the Vets nosed the Colts, 4-3, when

Frank McCormick singled with the bases loaded in the eighth.

CLEARWATER, Fla., March 10. (U. P.).—Vice President Larry MacPhail believes pitching will decide where the Brooklyn Dodgers will finish, and he professes delight with what talent he has seen thus far. His four starters will be picked from the group that includes Hamlin, Wyatt, Mungo, Lamaster, Wicker, Tamulus and Hutchison. Fat Fred Fitzsimmons is expected to .pitch about once a week as he did last year. Manager Leo Durocher is planning on doing most of the shortstopping, but he is grooming young Don Ross to step into his shoes.

SAN BERNARDINO, Cal.,, March 10 (U. P.).—The only holdout on the Pittsburgh Pirate roster today

3|was ‘Paul Waner, and Club Presiol: dent William E. Benswanger said

he had made his final offer to the recalcitrant outfielder. -

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla., March 10 (U. P.).—This will be the first year that Joe DiMaggio has gone through the full training season, and it may send him off to his best season. In yesterday's intracamp game he clouted four singles in five trips and scored every time he got on base to pace the Gehrigs to a 7-5 victory over the Dickeys. >

BATON ROUGE, La. March 10 (U. P).—Bill Terry will pick the pitchers today who will face Connie Mack’s Philadelphia gAthletics tomorrow. His regular lineup will be: Myatt, 3b; Kampouris, 2b; Moore, If; Ott, rf; Bonura, 1b; Danning, c; Demaree, cf; Jurgess, ss. Terry expects to give his second strong lineup a chance in the late innings.

NEW ORLEANS, March 10 (U. P.).—As Manager Oscar Vitt of the Cleveland Indians stood on the coaching line during yesterday’s game with the New Orleans Pelicans, rookie ‘outfielder Bill Sodd blasted . line drive that knocked him flat. Vitt turned his head in time to avert a solid crack on the temple. The ball glanced off the right side of his forehead. There was no evidence of a fracture or concussion. Vitt sprained his right wrist slightly when he fell. The Indians lost, 4-3.

PASADENA, Cal, March 10 (U. P.).—The injury jinx which hit nearly every member of the Chi-

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Cincinnati Reds Ready for First Game With Dodgers

cazo White Sox squad last season tightened its grip today on the spring training camp. The injured and their ailments: Pitcher Thornton Lee, twisted ankle; Pitcher Johnny Whitehead, left. knee hit by batted ball; Second Baseman Jack Hayes, unrecovered yet from knee operation last November; Utility Outfielder Rupert Thompson, a sore spine.

* AVALON, Cal, March 10 (U. P.). —trabby Hartnett divided his Chicao Cubs into two teams today for the first “Regular-Yannigans” game of the spring training season. He assigned Kirby Higbee and Gene Lillard to pitch for the regulars and gave Bill Lee and Larry French to the challengers.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex., March 10 (U. |P.).—The St. Louis Browns departed for New Braunfels, Tex. for their first spring exhibition game against the Philadelphia Phillies tomorrow. Ed Cole, Lou Tost and southpaw Bob Muncrief are to pitch.

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla., March 10 (U, P.).—Joe Medwick, who was reported to have refused an offer of $17,500 as a years salary, continued to be missed as the St. Louis Cardinals showed little batting

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Students at Pittsburgh Call Strike

Protest Alleged ‘Bungling’ Resulting in Resignation Of Sutherland.

PITTSBURGH, March 10 (U. P.). —University of Pittsburgh students today staged a one-day revolt against administration “bungling” that forced the resignation of Football Coach John B. (Jock) Suther=land, and hundreds of students quit their classes. As the demonstration began after the first hour of classes, strike leaders harangued the undergraduates to leave their classes in the skyscraper university building. Strike leaders paraded through Oakland, where the university is located, and held “funeral services” over the “corpse of Pitt football” at the cathedral of learning. Chancellor John G. Bowman, whose policy of de-emphasizing football and administration of other athletic policies that prompted Sutherland to resign after 15 years at Pitt, was in New Brunswick, N. J., today to address a Rutgers Univer-

in New York. The demonstration was arranged by = secret strike committee, which claimed the walkout was not only an expression of resentment against Sutherland’s departure but also to

short-sighted administration.”

Patty Missing From Florida Golf Finals

BELLAIRE, Fla., March 10 (U. P).-—It seemed strange without Patty Berg in the final today, but the program for the Florida West Coast golf championship listed Dorothy Kirby of Atlanta meeting Mrs. E. H. Vare Jr., of Philadelphia in the title round. Miss Berg's winning streak was interrupted by Miss Kirby, who Scored a 3 and 2 victory in the semial.

Baird Sets Mark

CLEVELAND, O., March 10.— Frank Baird of the Indianapolis Kautskys basketball team today held a new National League individual single game scoring record. He registered 33 points here last night as the Kautskys were defeating the Cleveland White Horses, 72 to 52.

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