Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 April 1940 — Page 9

Tech Pastimers |Open With a Victory

~ The Tech High School basebdllers opened their season with & victory | yesterday, drubbing the Southport! {§ Cardinals, 13 to 1, as as 'Fred Kafader and Sylvester (Chips) Lux, Tech hurlers, limited the Cards to three| ‘| hits while their teammates gath-|

Game of 300 Sparks A. B. C.

‘Did -1 Really Make 1t?’ Akron Clerk Asks. -

Dates Set Byl H.S. A.A.

Play Balll WASHINGTON, April 18 (U, P.).~“One Pitch” Franklin D. - Roosevelt, his future still in doubt, opens his eighth and | perhaps last baseball season at ; Griffith Stadium today. Je More: than 30,0000 Govern- ° :ment officials,. Congressmen,

1st 1940 Test

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Cinder Finals to Be Held At Tech May 18

Arthur L. Trester, commissioner of the Indiana High School: Athletic Association, said today that the finals of the state prep track meet and

the state high school golf

tourney would be held here May 18. * The track finals will be held for the second consecutive year at Indianapolis Technical while the golf tourney will be played at the Speedway golf course.

- Simultaneously Trester announced the dates for the 1941 state high school basketball tourney. Sectional tourneys will be played Feb. 27 arid 28 and March 1. Regionals March 8, semi-finals March 15, and the final March 22. - Trester said that attendance at all games of the 1940 high school hardwood set a new: record of 340,542." Sectional tourneys drew 249,038, regionals 55,711," semi-finals 21,576, and finals 14,217. Three sectional centers for the annual track and field event were changed, with the Vincennes meet going to "Evansville, the Muncie event to Marion and the South Bend contest to Mishawaka. Sectional centers and counties whose schools will participate are: ‘Bloomington—Lawrence, Monroe, Morgan, Brown, Bartholomew, Owen, Greene, Daviess, Martin and Orange. East Chicago Roosevelt—Newton, Jasper and Lake (schools not assigned to Gary). . Elkhart — Elkhart, Steuben, Lagrange, Kosciusko and Noble. : Evansville Bosse — Vandenburg, Gibson, Posey, Warrick, Spencer, Dubois, Perry, Pike, Knox and Crawford. Ft. Wayne North—Allen, Whitley, | 4 Huntington, Wells, Adams and De Kalb, : Gary—Lake (Gary schools, Calumet Township schools and Hobart Township schools) and Porter. Indianapolis Technical — Marion (schools ‘located north of U. S. Highway 40), Hendricks, Boone and amilton. Kokomo—Howard, Madison, Cass, Miami, Wabash, ‘Tipton and Fulton. Lafayetfe— -Pulaski, Warren, Benton, Clinton, Carroll, White and Tippecanoe. . Marion—Delaware, Grant, Randolph, Henry, Jay and Blackford. ° Mishawaka—Marshall, Starke, St. Joseph and La Porte. Rushville—Wayne, Fayette, Rush, ~ Decatuy, Franklin, Union, Ripley, * Dearborn and Ohio. - Seymour—Clark, Floyd, Harrison, Scott, Jefferson, Switzerland, Jennings, Washington and Jackson. - Southport—Marion (schools located south of U. S. Highway 40), Johnson, Shelby and Hancock. Terre Haute—Vigo, Clark, Parke, Putnam, Vermillion. Montgomery, Pountain and Sullivan.

Lee and Roche Meet on Mat

. Alabama Bill Lee vs. Dorve Roche Is the top wrestling offering tonight at the Armory with Jess Willard, former holder of the world’s heavyweight fistic crown, serving as the referee, © : “Roche, out of Decatur, 1m, scales 222 against a 239 poundage for Lee, former University of Alabama grid star who played last fall with the Green Bay Packers. They drew in a 30 minute encounter two weeks ago and tonight's match is: for two falls out of three with a 90-minute time limit. ° . It was 25 years ago that Jess Willard defeated Jack Johnson for the title and Big Jess remained out in front until he lost to Jack Dempsey four years later. For the past several years he has been officiating mat and fight cards. Louis Thesz, 231, St. Louis, meets Jack Zarnas, 225, New York, in tonight’s semi-windup, while the 8:30 opener is between Morris Shapiro, 185, New York, and Maurice Letchford, 180, Canada,

Shortridge Thinlies Swamp Jeff

Shortridge High School’s track and field men defeated Jefferson of Lafayette, 6212 to 461%; yesterday afternoon at the E. 43d st. field, The Blue Devils scored eight out of a possible 13 firsts, three of which ‘were - captured by Capt. Fred Maynard. Outstanding performances were : turned in by Carl Getz, who ran a :53.8 quarter mile, and George Kraeger, who put the shot 43 feet 8 ‘inches.

* Tony to Show Films

Coach Tony Hinkle of Butler University will show films of the But-ler-Long Island basketball game at a meeting of the Christian Men

Builders class at 7:30 p. m. tomor- es

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as a presidential candidate.

Some say the Yanks will make it five pennants in a row. And: right in the middle of all this controversy is one Joe McCarthy, manager of the Yanks. annual grind is over, he’ll have as much pressufe on his burly shoulders

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Today Joe plans to send Ruffing to the mound at Philadelphia,

Amateurs

SOFTBALL Teams desiring to enter the girls state league being organized by the Indiana Softball Association are requested to write Everett Babb, 209 W. Washington St.

United Auto Workers will drill at . m. tomorrow and Thursday at Beimont Stadium. Tryouts are invited. The Auto Workers are in the market for a game next Sunday. Call Glenn Taylor, IR. "4208.

The Bush-Feezle Softball Association will meet at 8 p. m. tomorrow at the store, 136 E. Washingfon St. Teams interested in playing twilight ball are asked to have a representative present.

Fountain Square A. -C. will play National Wholesale: Grocery at 2:30 p. m. Sunday at Willard Park. Ott ghd Donohue will form the: battery for the A’s, with Glassburn and Barnett working for the Grocers: In a twilight game to follow, the A's will meet the Tri-ball A. C.

Teams wanting to enter leagues are asked to contact Everett Babb this week at the Em-Roe store, 209 W. Washington St.

Association teams will practice at 4:30 p. m. tomorrow at Grande And Michigan Sts.

BASEBALL

their season at 2 p. m. Sunday against Coatesville at either Grande or Riverside Park. The Merchants will work out at 4:30 p. m. tomorrow at Grande Park.

Franklin Cubs will lift the. lid May 5 at home against the West Side Merchants. The Cubs want a game for May 19. Campbell, 699 E. Ohio St., Franklin.

The Pure Oil Co. will sponsor a

the Industrial League this year. On the club will be six of last year’s| Falls City players and several Butler Progusis.

Where to Go—

TONIGHT

Wrestling—Alabama Bill Lee vs. Dorve Roche, Armory, 8:30.

Amateur Boxing—Benefit show, Tomlinson Hall, 8:30.

THURSDAY

Baseball—Indians vs. Perry Stadium, 2:30.

FRIDAY

Baseball—Indians = vs. Perry 8tadium, 2:30.

SATURDAY

Baseball—Indians vs.: Perry Stadium, 2:30. Track—Southport High School Relays, Roosevelt Stadium.

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Tennis League Meets Tomorrow

The Indianapolis Amateur Tennis League, expecting a record membership this season, will hold its first meeting at 7:30 p. m. tomorrow . at 126 N. Pennsylvania St.

send a representative to the meeting, and othér organizations interin joining also have been invited. Last season’s teams each comPosed of six players, competed in ur leagues on public parks courts.

TE —— HOUSTON, Tex., April 16 (U. P.).| ee. —All ranked meh players in the eleventh annual River Oaks Country Club tennis tournament entered the championship round of 32 today in singles competition. National Champion Bobby Riggs defeated David Peden, Houston, 6-3, 6-2, yesterday and meets Champ Reese, Atlanta, Ga., this afternoon.

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Tops Bowlers

Bunny Minardo virtually ran

night when he posted a dazzling 729 in the Court House League on the Fox-Hunt Alleys, ; ‘Minardo opened with a 245 game, and added counts of 275 and 213 for his total, which was 51 points better than Schoenbachler in the Fraternal circuit at the Illinois plant. Schoenbachler’s 668, how-

Third place went to Frank Held Sr.,

233 for a 663 in the Reformed Church League at the Pritchett plant,

competition:

Bunny Minarde, Court House Sriaensachler, Fraternal

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Kinganase: Serviee Club, sebione, Bf Wischmeyeér, 2 Businéssmen [7 ‘ Leo Hale, Indian Bell oi Rob Haugh, C. Miller, . Bord Haverkamp, ‘Evangelieal Sidy Dresser, Fraternal Shane, EYANsSle al C. Wray. Indianapolis Chu

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a Lege To Open June 1

The Bush-Feezle State Softball League; organized this season in

to begin play Saturday, June 1. “The six teams in the northern. division will be Pepsi-Cola of Ine dianapolis, Vance Optometrists of Anderson, Elks of Wabash, Schur-man-Lang of Latayette, Smokey Loners of Peru and Onized Gas of Gas City. Many of the players on the Onized Gas club played last season. with the Marion Patrick Henrys. Four teams already have joined the southern division, and three others have been invited to join. Members are Columbus Anto Sup= ply, Plainfield Merchants, © nshville Merchants and Graham Motor Sales of Bloomington. Those invited to join ‘are the Greensburg Coca-Colas, Seymout Merchants, JoHnson'’s Grocery. of Greencastle and the Shelbyville Merchants. Season play will be confined to

{each of the two divisions, with the Each of the 32 teams which: com=

peted last year has been asked to

winners meeting in a three-game playoff at the end of the season for the State title. =~ League officers are R. C. Anderson of Indianapolis, president: Bruce Timmons of Anderson, fest vice president; Ray Erickson of Colum-

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HAVRE DE GRACE, Md, April 16 (U. P.)—One of the ‘biggest little races of the year came up at Havre de Grace today when Andy K., second choice to Bimelech in the Ken. tucky ‘Derby future hooks, faced three rivals in his first start of 1940

—g test of the injured ankle which]

caused him to swerve last year. The race, the $1500 Magnolia Handicap, was scheduled over a sixefurlong route on a fast track under clear skies. Andy K. was assigned top weight of 120 pounds and opposed Tower Stable’s Royal Man

and Hugh Dufford’s Cockerell, both

Derby contenders, and John Jones Hayam. The Millsdale colt was shipped here from New York to take advantage of the comparatively soft and slow Maryland strip. A straight victory, with no signs of swerving, was regarded as certain to back his price

‘(down from 10-1 in the books to around 6-1, while a beating or: a

wandering effort would have the opposite éffect on the odds.

Howe Thinlies Fall

Howe's track team suffered a defeat at the hands of the Southport runners, 78'2 to 38%, yesterday afternoon on the victors' course. Kesterson, Cardinal sprint man, captured scoring honors with 314 points.

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‘politicians, ball players and . “fans will ‘be on hand to see if = ee oovaident of : ent of the Washington Nationals, . “goouted’ Mr. Roosevelt at the . ‘White House last week and - pronounced him ready. © “The President’s smile should be visible from ‘deep - center - field,” Griffith said. : ‘Flanked by his military and naval aids, Mr. Roosevelt will _ toss out the first ball to start = “the game between the Senators : ‘and the Boston Red Sox.

4 Bouts Added to Amateur Show

Four mdre bouts have been arranged for the benefit amateur boxing show to. be :staged by the

'|bowled 187 and 158. Then Pallage

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Hall. . The first bout’ is scheduled for 8: 30, The bouts lined up are: Dick Miller vs. Clifford Goodwin (112pound); Sam Haslet vs. Ray Brown (147-pound); ‘Earl Paul vs. Jim

Burr (135-pound), and Arnold Deer vs. Harry Firestone (147-pound). Willard Reed and Bryon Spillman will ‘met in the feature go.

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DETROIT, April 18 (U. BP). =— Predictions that the 1040 American Bowling Congress tournament would be a record-breaking classic received morc consideration today after George Pallage, a slight, bespectacled Akron Rubber Co. clerk, posted the first perfect score. Pallage’s 300 late yesteday was the seventh in A, B. C, history and boosted optimism which had sagged for more than a month while comparatively low scores stuck among the first 10 places on the standings board. Bowling slowly and carefully Pallage took a short rest after his 10th successive strike. The entire gallery at the Coliseum was cheering him. In his first two games he had

shot home the final two strikes in perfect fashion and, legs shaking, walked from the alleys. All he could say for an hour afterward was, “All kidding’ aside, did I really make it?” ’ Another Akron bowler, Encil Carpenter, took fifth place in the all-events with 1931. He shot 705 with the Adams Funeral Home team Sunday night, 609 in the doubles and 617 in the singles. A third Ohio representative, the Creep Inn. No. 2 of Cleveland, rushed into eighth place in the team standings with 2932 on counts

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Aron and Cagni Fight April 29

16 (U. P.). —Milt Aron, Chicago’s No. 1 candidate for the welterweight title, will fight Cal Cagni of New York in a scheduled 10-round bout here April 29, Promoter Herman Taylor announced today. Cagni scored an upset here last month when he gained a 10-round

nod over the favored Chicagoan. The match was arranged after| postponement of a scheduled 12-. rounder here last night between Al ih Nettlow of Detroit and Bob Mont-/ gomery, Philgdelphia. was stricken with grippe.

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