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WEDNESDAY, AUG. 21, 1040 ____ THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES —d . PAGE § Champ Zale Is 3 to 1 to Beat |Vitfmen, Reds |Dream Come True Marksmen Tribe Seeking (Swim Officials |S vronr su = ww
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~ Soose in Chicago Tonight Boost Leads 3 Are Crowned 424 Suto bo Appointed [fed rie Vie
and scored seven runs off Jack Wil-| h ! wes by Powers, second man wp, Paul Jordan to Referee CHEICAGO, Aug. 21 (U. P.).—What the boys have been calling the [son and Emerson Dickman. Soup R88 Clinton Garage Man IS [after Walls fanned. And Powers id "middleweight muddle” for the last couple of seasons reaches a crucial |Campbell. pinch-hitting for Hem- ¥ a B t f Tit! cooled his heels on ig 4 "Wi Riviera Affair stage tonight when N. B. A. Champion Tony Zale of Gary, Ind, boxes [sley, singled to start the rally. Then 3 eaten tor lite The Tribesters collected 11 hi 3 ; . rodtite’s ; \ behind Vandy, including two by| Officials were named today for the 10 non-title rounds with a boy who licked New York's champion. Jeff Heath, batting for Feller, hit NL) Na VANDALIA, O,, Aug. 21 (U.P). himself, a triple and single. Zien-| A A, U.-sanctioned swimming meet | f cleancut Billy Soose of Scran-|— SE a homer. Dickman came in and R k s (Mrs, Lela Hall, attractive Stras- [tara poled two doubles and a sin- | (amorrow night at the Riviera Club. | ton, Pa. adds Zale to his list of verses and spent two years tough- Chapman singled. The payoff blow | 3 WR (bourg, Mo, sharpshooter, today gle, West a double and two singles. | paul Jordan and Bruce Fogle of | victims, which includes the New (ening up in his home town steel | : by K Kelther with | wore her fifth women's North Amer- As a matter of fact, all Indians ex- (he Indiana A A. U. will serve As | York king, Ken Overlin, the division | mills, [was a Te ; amet, With ican clay target crown feat which [cepting Hunt and Blackburn gars |vereree and starter, respectively, and sinks to an all-time low with three Little is known hereabouts of the | the bases oor re sig] AY A LW {may never again be matched in the nered one of more hits, [Ed Clemens has been appointed champions—two official and one |23-year-old Soose, exdept that he (ers went to bat in th eighth, - 3 annual Grand American Handicap | Buck Marrow opened on the Mil- | ohiar judge. unofficial, {whipped Overlin in the upset of the [though Feller was relieved in the \ Tournament. |waukee mound and the TIndians| judges named are Ralph Ozer It could happen but. the bettorsivear He is managed by Paul Moss, eighth by JORnRY allen, he receiveq| Al. | Admittedly nervous after missing chased him in the fourth. Joe wonky, Bud Hook, Henry Churchs say it won't. Zale's heavy body- | Hollywood song writer, and some- | credit for his 22d victory and his | oa her first target, the dainty gunner Dickinson finished out the Brewers Iman, Herman Lauter, Bud Lizius, punching, which produced a 13-|where in his contract is the name eighth in a row. nevertheless went on td blast 97 tll. | John Moore, John Lauck, Fred Deround technical knockout in a title of Dick Powell, the movie singer. Both triumphs were highly im- \ pigeons yesterday and defeat Flor-| After two down in the third in: | Borde and Carl CGuthnet bout against Al Hostak in Seattle, Soose Appears Faster portant to the pacemakers, Cleve- Ea \ ence Mos, daughter of a Cincinnati Ning of the second game the In 1a Aspinall will be announcer and established him a favorite at 3 to 1.| Tn his local workouts, however, he | land picked up a game and a half 4 NN |professional trapshooter, who broke dians bombarded huge Bob Kine | pro BEd Clemens and Betty Rust
Zale Hits "Em Hard | appeared to be a better boxer than land increased its lead to 4'¢ games| NT lonly 95. (for four runs. Harrington started | oie Named as chief timers wore
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‘The Gary steel-worker has won | Zale, faster and with a longer | yor Detroit as the Tigers bowed = | Mrs, Hall yielded the champlon- | it with a single and reached third wjiam Jordan, June Larson, R nine of out last 10 BY gy reach. Ts fomet Fam ee Hd [to us Be 4-3 and iz MN a {ship last year when an appendec. (OR, Slertaras single, Gaintzer Se | Willis, Thelma Willis and Albert outs and now is described as the |is an inch under § { The Ss also gained a game and a N\ \ tomy forced her to the sidelines . ys | Coffin, Mr. Fogle, Mr, Clemens, Wilhardest hitter outside the heavy- reaches three inches farther than aif and lengthened their margin | NR NN after holding it since 1035 Eig wt ot Dek wen § He HOR LAYOR, Mire. Wiis, Nil. api weight division, If not the best | Zale. RAOCKOULS to 5's games over Brooklyn as the| LE LN Sharing honors with Mrs, Hall “ith on o ir e eared the nall and Al Romeiser will be referee | puncher, he at least is the most im-| His record shows 13 knockouts, Dodgers took a double tumble be-| \ } was a 65-year-old veteran Texas home ru e drive cleared the |... diving competition and Al
proved fighter in the business. He but he isn't regarded as & dangerous |r ,, ‘the Cards 3-0 and 4-3. Clyde marksman who came (0 the grand | Viet HON At pig for the |PAer Will be clerk , | Mr. Larson, Mr, Romeiser and Mr, |
quit the ring once after steady re-| hitter. Shoun pitched a six-hitter for the| (two years ago with a crippled hand | th stanza and Frank Makosky e—— ———————————————————————————— | : y { . Baer have been named inspectors; | Rust will serve as recorder of records
[Cards in the first game and Lon Na (and used trapshooting's first | | Warneke fashioned a seven-hitter N caddy,” a young man who loaded | Barrett held the Brewers to four |
| in the nightcap. [shells into his gun. hits. fanned two & ~ (and Jack Hatfield, Jennie Plucket! ! Nev rp A a Ss, Ie » nd walked two : . Junk JH] 4 LI HDRES D Yanks Tied for 4th ; ee ol Fo, rex., He was in trouble in the second and Bi FR have been hamed WF | [powdere straigh tArgets to win | vanth but careful pitching Mifteq |C1erks of course The Yanks moved into a fourth- | NE (the amateur clay target champion- jo ooo (0 holes | Wallace O. Lee was appointed
[place tie with the White Sox as a 3 } ship of North America. The poor Brewers haven't scored honorary referee Char-! ME EL x He had to be perfect vesterday Fourteen events in all have been
v . result of the double victory. : \ 3 a run in 27 innings, 25 blank frames | Now offers {0 all motorists [lie Ruffing and Rookie Ernie Bon- | LINN FF (because H. L. Cheek, Clinton, Ind, hays and two in the last two frames [Scheduled for the meet, the most Why? She always asks for
(ham combined to hang up the] TH = [Garage operator, was runnerup with |, sundav's second game at Louise | IMportant held here this season, and
| Yanks’ two wins, allowing eight hits OR \ : ville the first is to start at 7 ocloek Canada Dry “the ChamFIR T | each, Selkirk's homer provided the | [ Fred Tomlin, Glassboro, N. J won | . —, . Accommodations have been al | winni . : " + . ¢ Tr the professional championship in a ranged to handle a good-sized crowd Gi les!” 1 winning run in the first game. The This shirtless gentleman is Troy | 1 1} pn y 2 4 pagne of Ginger Ales!” It double loss stretched Detroit's losing Duncan, 5247 Altha Ave, and he [Shoot=o% With four other pros when Not an All-Star So v ™ ; streak to five straight. displays a 5'6-pound 21-inch large he broke 75 consecutive target: Long Island Signs picks you up...aids diges-
~ ~ ) SN . : The Athletics gained an even| mouth bass that he pulled out of | Dr I. S. Lilly and Ned Lilly, Stan- I ackers Dra ft Him Yan : “To'n ad “ " break with the White Sox when| Westlake last week-end. Troy ton, Mich, won the father and son | CHICAGO, Aug. 21 (NEA) --An xe Bama Halfback tion, “It’s gingervating!
, Morn. | WS red and white dopey plug, [litle with 300x400 in a shootoff with 4 ra ' Bibb nidi ) Wally Moses Tre on Thorn-| Wsed A red and te dopey plug. Eimer and Don Torge. Wales Cen [A108 of Vanderbilt University wasn't | NEW YORK. Aug. 21 (U.P). - REY mo de the ter, N. Y. who blasted 382 | elected ht ( oliege mr, Hershell Mosely former left half Th gig S d T k SL : 8 expected {o play in the Soldiers’ pack for Alabama University, today victory. The White Sox won the| pee way rac Field battle Aug. 29. anyway . ; "A
had his signature on a contract opener, 6-1, on Edgar Smith's 3-hit-
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UP T0 ver. Roars Anew NEW YORK, Aug. 21 (NEA).—A blocking back of 1039 was drafted {he American Professional Football GINGER ALE e Driving the rookie sensation, Sid new sign in Yankee Stadium warns by the champion Green Bay Pack: | League SPARKLING WATER TO PAY Hudson, out of the box, the Browns QUIET SINCE May 30, the In- |that anyone throwing bottles or|ers, who will represent the National | Mosely, 160 pounds and 5 feet 10,
annexed a 6-3 victory over the Sen- dianapolis Motor Speedway hums [other missiles will be arrested amd |League of Professional Football| was krown as (he “mighty atom of Southern Conference football”
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