Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 May 1941 — Page 7

MONDAY, MAY 26, od _

Three Recor Set on Coast

The first annual Los Angeles coliseum relays, designed as a domestic

version of the canceled Olympic

games, produced three world’s rec- . ords—in the two-mile relay, the high jump and .the four-man mile. More than 500 college, junior college and high school athletes’participated in the meet Saturday. Les : Steers of the University of Oregon “belly-rolled” over the bar at six feet, 107% inches. The University of California relay team turned the two miles in 7:345; to better the world mark. of '7:35.8 established by a picked Amerfjcan team in London in 1936. ~ Four youths from Western Junior|’ College Conference of California established a 3:18.6 record in the -four-man- mile.

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Bulldogs Wear Track Crown

Times Special ~ trackmen, with the, little state championship safely tucked away in the Fieldhouse trophy room for another year, point today. for the state intercollegiate test at Blooniingion, Saturday.

diana Conference meet here Saturday marked. their fifth consecutive title and their tenth in the history of . the event. Coach Ray Sears’ boys

heavily in the: lesser places “for 51% points. - 2 DePauw was second with 39, Ball

State had 25, Indiana State; 17; ‘Rose Poly, 131%; Earlham, 12; Wabash, 3;

1 each.

Honors with 14 points. Alsbury of Butler scored 12 and ran the 100yard dash just one-tenth second off the record. No other mark was

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six errors to two by Ford. Murray pitched for Ford: and Clepfer for Fall Creek.. The teams are members of the Capital City League,

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Albany, 5 to 2, yesterday. ‘The Eagles open in the Southern Indiana Association with a game at Bedford.

SOFTBALL Tonight's Bush-Feezle Downtown Merchants Softball League at Softball Stadium:

7:00—Burford Printing vs. L. S.

Sr 8:15—Indiana Gear vs. Gibson

9:30—Vonnegut Hardware vs. Go = Adams. |

Tonight's games in the Marion County Church Athletic Association at Speedway Stadium: 7:00 p. m.—Lyndhurst Baptist vs. Salvation Army. 8:00 p. m.—Morris St. Methodist vs. Michigan St. Methodist. 9:00 p m.—Emanuel Baptist ‘vs. First Evangelical. . Schedule for Em-Roe Pivot City

League at Stout Stadium tonight: 7:00—Y. M. C. A. vs. Hoosier Veneer. 8:15—Westview vs. Bridgepor:. 9:30—S. S. Turners vs. fndiana Fur Co. + Last night’s scores:

Mitchel A. C.’s, 13; Weakis Market; 6. Bloomington Packers, ; Kingan A. ‘A. o 2 Goldsmith Secos defeated North East Community Center, 5 to 3, in a Sunday morning Bush-Feezle game.

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Purdue Captain | LAFAYETTE. Ind, May 26 (U, P.).—Harry McFerren, Independence, Ind, was named the most valuable player of the 1941 Purdue baseball squad in a - week-end election.

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|the Tribe

Here are two of the Indianapolis teams competing in the 1941 Women’s International Bowling Congress at the Vogue Bowl in Los Angeles. Left to right in the front row keglers are ‘ Armetta Doelittle, .Genie Fulton, Ellen Jean Schnider, Jo Pesut and Louanna McCreary of the Indianapolis Junior Social -

Club. In the second row, left to right, are Tillie Pes ut, Rita Johns, Bertha ‘Urbancic .and Fran Snyder.

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College Results

COLLEGE BASEBALL Ohio State, 8; Noire Dame, 5 (10 innings. Michigan, 14; Purdue, 4. Yale, 9; Dartmouth, 8. Penn State, 23: Army, 4. California, 2; Minnesota, 0. Northwestern, 20; Wisconsin, 8. Pittsburgh, 4; Navy, 3. Princeton, 14; Pennsylvania, 7 (13, innings). 5 Temple, 11: “Villanova, 3. Lafayette, 6; Mary'and, 2. Missouri, 14; Iowa State 13 (13 innings). Kansas State, 11; Xansas, 6. COLLEGE TRACK * Purdue, ‘93; Chicdgo, 38. © Butler, 5112; DePauw, 39; Ball State, Indiana State, 17; Rose Poly, 13'2; Earl-

lor, 1; Hanover, 1. (Little state meet.) Penn State, 87: Michizan State, 41. Manhattan, 90; Temple, 45. Nebraska, 6112; Missouri, 60; Iowa State, 30%2; Kansas State, 27: Oklahoma. 23: Kansas, 22 (Big Six Conference meet). Western State, 79; Loyola (Chicago), 52. Pittsburgh, 7623; Army, 494. . Minnesoga. 93; Iowa, 38. ‘ “ Lolorado, 80's: Brigham Young, 46; Utah, 45; Colorado State, 2713; Denver, 17; Utah State, 1%; Wyoming, 7 (Big Seven Conference meet). } Harvard, "W012: Yale, 64%. Pennsylvania. 721%; Dartmouth. 6213. ] COLLEGE TENNIS Northwestern. 5; Minnesota. 4. Michigan Normal, 7: Detroit, Kalamazoo, 6; Toledo, 1. Iowa State, 6; Missouri, 0. Navy, 9; Maryland, 0.

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(Continued from Page Six) being chalked at’ St. Paul on: May 11

In yesterday's first game against the Mud Hens, the home team put on a demonstration of slugging that (was “terriffic.” The Hens scored

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werd Bildilli held the Indians to seven blows over the nine innings, scoring one run in the first and two in the ninth. After chalking 11 markers in the first two stanzas, the Hens didn’t score again

Juntil the sixth when they increased

their total to 13. In the seven-inning second game the Toledo fans saw a different brand of baseball. The teams fought it out at about an even pace and in the second frame the Indians held a lead of 3 to 1. In the third the Hens got busy and rallied for three runs to stép out in front, 4 to 3. They got another marker in the fourth making it 5 to 3. In the fifth the Indians splurged for two markers and deadlocked the count at 5-all," but in the seventh and last stanza the Hens got the needed run for victory and sent the Indians tumbling into seventh place, next to the cellar-dwelling Milwaukee Brewers. George Gill started yesterday's second tilt and was relieved by Ray Starr in the fourth. But even Starr fell a victim to the Sunday jinx and he was charged with the defeat,

his fifth of the season against|ter received credit for the win. seven victories. Lester: Wirkkala| The Indians have two more games and Ralph Winegarner pitched theihere, one tonight, one tomorrow nightcap for the Hens and the lat-|night:

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