Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 September 1939 — Page 36

Claim ‘Fordham Flash® (Will Succeed Pie Traynor as Pirate Manager. | |

PITTSBURGH, Sept. 29 (U. P.),— Frank Frisch, the “Fordham flash” who rose to baseball heights under the late John McGraw, will succeed Harold (Pie) Traynor as manager of the Pittsburgh Pirates, it was learned today from a reliable spurcs. It was said that Frisch has agreed to accept a one-year contract with the Pirates after being out of baseball last year, following his release from the St. Louis Cardinals whom he directed to a pennant in 1934 and a World Series victory over ie Detroit | Tigers. Traynor’s resignation was announced yesterday and President William Benswanger, who admitted that Frisch was among-the eligibles, indicated a successor would be announced within a few days. | | Negotiations between Benswanger and Frisch were believed to, have

started in. August when the Pirate]

prexy made a trip to Boston where Frisch broadcasts the Red Box and Bees’ home games. . Recently, Frisch’s radio SpODS announced that he was through radio after this season and aa wheaded back to the major leagues.

Southport Frosh Down Cathedral

Southport High School's frebhunen Cardinals went to classes | today jubilant over a 14-0 victory over the Cathedral High School freshman .at Roosevelt Stadium last night. Everett James, fleet Cardinal back, provided the big thrill of the game, scampering 40 yards for Southport’s first touchdown in the second quarter. Bridges converted for the extra point. — A hard drive on straight football uw enabled the Cards to reach the yearling Irish two-yard line in the “fourth chapter ‘and George | Poppa ! pounded over. James skirted lend “3 for the extra point.

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wa Times Special hr. ROCKVILLE, Ind, Sept. | 20.—A 25-lap spin will feature the fiveevent dirt racing program tg be staged Sunday at the Jungles Park ‘Raceway near here. The program, sanctioned by the Central] States "+ Racing Association, will start at - 2:30 p. m., with. the time trials at 11 a. m. Besides the usual purses, 4 cham- -- pionship trophy will be awarded to the driver winning the feature contest. Supporting the 25-lap| feature will be three 10-lap elimination .~ races and a 12-lap consolatipn spin.

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THE FOINT

BOSTON, Sept. 29 (U.P.).— Frank Frisch today reiterated that he has “not signed any contract with the Pittsburgh Pirates.” He declined to comment further.

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FOOTBALL

Speedway Post 2859 V. F. W. will open its schedule against the Wolverines in a game at 2:30 p. m. Sunday at Northwestern Park. V. F. W. were to practice at 5 p. m. today at Grande Park. Shamrock Club will play Riverside Olympics at 2:30 p. m. Sunday at Ellenberger Park. The Shamrocks will meet at noon at their clubhouse at: Arsenal "Ave. and Washington St. .

BASEBALL Falls City Hi-Brus will leave 42d St. and College Ave. at 11 a. m. Sunday for their game at Logans-

/port. Oct. 8 and 15 are open. Write

Bob Elliott, 3905 Caroline.

BASKETBALL Howard St. Merchants defeated Blaine Ave. M. E,, 46-23, at the Hawthorne gym. For games call BE-

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Ben Davis Frosh Win

Ben Davis’ freshman football team scored a late touchdown to beat Washington High School’s firstyear team, 6-0, yesterday at the Washington field. Bud Maxwell went over from the two after a pass and several long. runs had put the team in scoring position.

Collins Sets I! Pace in City Pin Circles

Rolls 661 in Atkins League; - Shaw Second on 659; Johnson Third. Mose Collins put together games

of 234, 225 and 202 in the E. C. Atkins Bowling League at the Indiana,

‘Alleys last night for a 661, high

score in the city. Fred Shaw, performing in the Parkway Recreation League, hung up a 659 to take second place. Art Johnson took third place with a score of 654'in the Automotive circuit at the Fox-Hunt plant. The list of “600” bowlers: Collins, E. C. Atkins ..... Svvenad eees. 661 Shaw, Parkway Recreation ...... ehenes Johnson, Automotive Paramore, Parkway Recreation ........ Ed Freihage, Fletcher Trust ...

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Dietz Advances in

Butler Net Meet

Robert Dietz, junior, today was a top favorite to annex the men’s singles title in the Butler University all-school tennis tournament. Dietz, varsity team member, yesterday bested Arthur Mundt, with whom he had been alternating as the No. 1 varsity man last spring, 6-3, 3-6, 6-2, at the Fail Creek courts. The two battled evenly the first two sets. It was in the extra set that Dietz’s steadiness pressured Mundt who became slightly erratic. Scores of yesterday's matches were: Men’ s Singles Robert Dietz defeated Arthur Mundt. 6-3, 3-6. 6-2; Clyde Akard defeated Russell Curtis. 6-3, 6-3; Kenneth Wooling defeated Marlyn Brock, 6-2, 6-3: Stephen Hack defeated Bill Frazier, 12-10, 8-6. Women’s Singles Eleanor Cook defeated L. Happel 6-1, 6-0; Betty Poppenseaker defeated Mary Rell, 6-1, 6-4: aoa Risk defeated Lucy Kahman. 6-3 7-5: Irene Cowdri defeated Emily Happel, 6-1, 6-0. Mixed Doubles

Robert Dietz and Nancy Trimble de-

Fated Jyithur Schumacher and L. Happel,

Football Schedule

INDIANA TEAMS Ohio University at Butler, tonight. Purdue at Notre Dame. Nebraska at Indiana. Franklin at Wabash. Hanover at DePauw. Louisville U. at Indiana State. . Earlham at Central Normal.

Valparaiso at St. Jose ep ’s. Rose Polly at Evansville. Grand Rapids at Ball State. Manchester at Defiance, O.

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tonight.

Vermont at Amherst. Lebanon Valley at Boston College. ‘Rhode Island at Bro New York U. at Colgate St lawrence at Dartmouth. Waynesburg at Fordham Bucknell at Sa Manhattan at Holy Cross. Ursinus at Lafayette. Hampton-Sydney at Maryland. Colby at New Hampshire. Furman at Army, West Point. William-Mary at Navv, Annapolis. Muhlenberg at Villa Nova. Middlebury at Williams. West Virginia Wesleyan at West Virinia. Gevurgetown, D. C., at Temple. tonight. Clarkson at Syracuse. tonight. Illinois Wesleyan at Doane: tonight.

SOUTH Arkansas vs. Mississippi State at

Memphis

Howard at Alabama. Southwestern Tex., at Baylor. Duke at Davidson. The Citidel at Georgi: Virginia Miltary at Ba tuck 4 Mississippi U. at Louisiana State. Wake PPh at at North Carolina 2X Couthern Methodist at Oklahom Vanderbilt at Rice, night. Catholic University at Soutn Carolina U. Florida at Texas U. Clemson at Tulane. Centenary at Texas A. sre nnesste at North A Miia State, to-

2 kesbyterian at Mercer, today Birmingham Southern at Auburn,

nig Toanessee Tech at Chattanooga, tonight.

Oregon U. at Southern California. Oregon State at Stanford. Santa Clara at Utah. Pittsburgh at Washington, Seattle, College of Pacific at California. Colorado Mines at Colorado State. Montana State at Idaho. Portland U. at Montana U. _Hardin-Simmons at San Francisco,

night, Texas Christian at U. C. L. A., tonight. Iowa State at Denver, tonight.

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Five m modern bungalow. 1211 Kell St. Buittin. features, like new, Small d ow payment, rane like rent. HU- 5285,

5 ROOMS, bath; reconditioned: Dea Garfie 1d - Park: co a monthly. * pa men °%

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WELL BUILT bun Tow five 1a ms Vand breakiast room FEE jas attic. Nice yard. Broadway.

638 Home Place

8 Ime. bath and f e, $2750. JOHN E, WELCH & Sons $2700. Teri

TRAUB, 114 8.—Three-bedroom; all’ mods ern bungalow: lik like Hey: fall i Basement;

Sature ey sunday mom. MA-21407 TR-4213. a EAST 21ST, S8T.—By owner. Pive-room

semi-modern cottage. 30 fruit t an 9 - lots, none "fess than 50 ft. wide $3,000. HU-5068.

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