Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 March 1942 — Page 23
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ords today with modest unknowns (who never had won a major golf prize, Herman - Keiser, Akron, 0.) and Chandler Harper, Portsmouth, Va., gained the title yesterday with a 4-and-3 victory over -Jack| Grout, West Pittston, Pa, and Ben Loving, - Long Meadow, .s in the 36- : hole final. ’
CORAL GAB The 25th an= nual championship [tournament of _ the professional golfer’s associa- . tion of America will be held May _ 95-31, Fred Corcoran, tournament bureau menager gnnounced to- . day following a meeting of the P. G. A. tournament committee.
FRENCH LICK SPRING S— Golfers froin nine
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Sycamores Win
In N. I. Meet
KANSAS CITY, March 12 (U. P), —Indiana lost its hot-shot ‘entrant last night in the national intercollegiate basketball tournament when little Evansville college was eliminated, 42 to 30, in the tournament's biggest upset. , (Gussie) Doerner, who
had scored 34 points the previous day for Evansville connected for 25
state of Ada, Okla. ‘The Oklahoma team shot into an early lead: with Buddy York’s long field goals and led, 20 to 13, at halftime. East Central continued the pace in the final pericd and led 24 to 13 before Evansville (Doerner) could score. Gussie then hit for 13 points. : diana State, the second Hoosier entrant, earned a place in the quarter-finals, defeating Simpson college of Indianola, Ia., 51 to 43. The Sycamores topped Simpson in all phases of the game; better passing and backboard defense. Big Harold Johnson was the difference in victory and defeat. He controlled rebounds and tipped in 10 polis the final half,
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- one relay race in the university di“vision of the 10th annual Butler in-
‘ seven years. They lost again this
. and track coach, believes that Ohio
“a new world’s record in the high ~ second to Illinois’ Don Olsen in the
Irwin Teich, a sophomore at Butler ahiversity, is one , of Coach Ray Sears “possibles™ for dash noon at Ohio squad. the 10th annual Butler indoor relays Saturday afternoon aud night.
Allen Balks After Alleged Break of Training Rule
By UNITED PRESS
DAYTONA BEACH~—Pitcher Johnny Allen, suspended indefinitely for allegedly breaking training rules in Havana, was to hold a con-
Rickey’s Done It Once More
By JACK GUENTHER United Press Staff Correspondent
diana.
Durocher today. Claiming the threatened to return home.
ST. PETERSBURG — Manager Joe MdCarthy expressed satisfac-
ference with Dodger President ‘Larry MacPhail and Manager Leo
suspension was unjustified Allen
tion games and “still win their ‘share of games,” Manager Jimmy Dykes said today.
NEW YORK, March 12 (U, P.).— Along the cross-roads and whistle
stops of baseball’s citrus circuit the wags are fitting a new set of lyrics to one of the more popular tunes}
The pe Buckeyes | Are Strong i in
Track Events
Ohio State probably will not win!
door relays Saturday at the field house, still the Buckeyes are doped to take their first Butler champion-
ship. : Michigan has won the last eight titles. The Wolverines won last
year after they had lost their first|™ and: Repairs Bridge, Sh State Roa a 25
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Big Ten indoor championship in
year to Ohio State, but the byword at Butler is “Watch Ohio State.” . Ray Sears, Butler relay director
is much too strong in individual events not to be considered a threat to Michigan, Notre Dame and In-
Wright Leads Buckeyes
Leading the Buckeyes this year is Bob Wright, junior hurdler, who set
hurdles here last year and finished
lows. Ralph Hammond in the dash and George Hoeflinger in the high jump round out a well balanced
The Buckeyes probably will place in each of the university relay races while Notre Dame and Michigan are attempting to break the one-mile|s record and Indiana attempts to|* shatter the four-mile mark with its great middle distance runners. Sears also believes that it is a tossup who will win the college di- [302 vision now held by Butler. Western Michigan, Wayne of Detroit, Prairie View college of Texas each can win any two of the four college relay races and points toward team championship are doubled in relay races. ~All Champions Back All six of the 1941 individual
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tion today with the progress of the Yankee pitching staff after ‘on Senators, whose pitchers look three of his veterans held Washington to two hits in an exhibiThe Yanks won the game yesterday, 4-0, but the. feature was the hurling of Spud ChandMarvin Breuer and Atley
AVALON — In excellent physical condition, the Chicago Cubs shoved off from their Catalina island spring training camp today to open a 31-game exhibition
CLEARWATER—The Washing-
all right but. whose batting has been woefully weak, play the St. Louis Cardinals here today. Two rookies, Bill Zinker, Phil MecCullough, and relief hurler Arnold Anderson are slated to divide the mound duties.
ANAHEIM — The Philadelphia Athletics go against their first big league opponent of the spring training series today. traveling to San Bernardino to meet the Pittsburgh Pirates. The. Mackmen collected six runs in the first inning
of the day.
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The number has been dedicated to the New York Giants and it goes something like this— and now they find that th8 St. “Branch, Rickey did it before and now he has done it again.” To date, the Giants themselves
in the chorus. It
seems that a few months ago they paid Rickey $50,000 for John Mize Louis Cardinal curse has lost none
Big Jawn has come
down with the miseries. Everyone is worried but Rickey. He has the $50,000 and a brand new scalp for his trophy room. Rich Man’s David Harum
Rickey, a sort of rich man’s David
| Cubs, in most of their 14 exhibi-
PASADENA — The Chicago White Sox will use rookie pitchers against their city rivals, the
yesterday to nose out the Sacramento Solons for the second
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Harum, is the man who first came up with the Cardinal curse, to wit: When St. Louis sells ‘em they are through. Rickey isn’t pretty and he has no glamour, but when it comes to pulling wool over a sugar daddy’s eye he can give tips to the smartest chorus girl who ever wore diamond bracelets and a mink coat. The list of the deals he has whipped up in the past two decades would bring blushes of shame to the cheeks of the James boys. Rickey is honest, of course, and if he weren't you would think his reputation would be enough of a warning. His greatest coup is a legend now. That was his sale of Dizzy Dean to Chicago for $185,000, «Clyde Shoun, Curt Davis and Tuck Stainback. As 2 one-man Cub amplifying system, Dean was a whizz. But as a luxury, he was expensive, Then there was the sale of Ducky Medwick to Brooklyn for $130,000 and three players. The DuckyWucky one wasn’t exactly a lemon, but neither was he a fine, juicy orange. He There are many other examples of the peculiar Rickey genius. He sold John Rizzo to Pittsburgh for $40,000. Rizzo had one good year and was tossed to the Phils. In 1936 he swapped Rip Collins and Tarzan Parmelee to the Cubs for Lon Warneke. The first two gents went to the minors but Warneke {has averaged 15 triumphs a year for | St. Louis.
18-Year-Old Jockey CORAL GABLES, Fla, March 12. —Practically unknown until a few weeks back, 18-year<old Eddie Wielander has displayed ability sufficient to cause the purchase of’ his contract by Joseph E. Widener.
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champions will be back Saturday. Wright in the highs, Olsen in the lows and Bill Delaney of Notre
in the Saturday afternoon elimingtions in order to defend their championships' that night. Delaney, although he may not break the world’s mark, can set a new Butler relay record in the shot put. The record is 51 feet 2% inches made by Bill Watson of Michigan
the iron 50 feet 7 inches last year. who equaled the 60-yard world’s
Notre Dame high jumper, and Harold Hunt, Nebraska pole vaulter,
are defending titilists from the 1941 tettal
show,
Track Managers
Named at Manual
Clarence Privett, Warren Bogard and Edwin Ratcliffe are to be student managers of Manual’s track squad. Manual’s tentative cinder schedule is as follows: April 9, Gerstmeyer of Terre Haute; April 14, Southport; April! 17, Warren Cen-
tral; April 21, Washington; April 25, |r
Southport relays; May 1, city meet ai Tech; May 5, Ben Davis; May 8, May 16, sectional at Southport; May 19, Broad Ripple; May 23, state meet at Tech.
Come St. Pat’s Day And Irish Practice
Times Special NOTRE DAME, March 13— Coach Frank Leahy announced today that the Natre Dame football squad will begin its spring practice
The Irish will start a six-week drill with the first day being used to take moving pictures and newspaper pictures.
Net Scores
COLLEGES Princeton, - 56; Columb! Glenville, 68; Morris Bg LaSalle, uhlonber rg, 37, Oy College of New York, 48; New York
Ta, 3 Pentiiyivania, 81. Brophy Provide 4.
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Indiana 37; "sou , 43. hr {Kas ), 81 ri Sate, 3 Texas T ech, 36. Com To. State 50; 40. Missouri Ed 49; Be: ingh point, 83. aE a (Okls.) ; State, 42; Evans-
i Teachers, 41; San Diego State,
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several years ago. Delaney tossed fo be he Bill Carter, Pittsburgh dashman|{S record last year; Keith ‘O'Rourke, i
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STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION OF IND
C. HADDEN, Chairman.
Y e hereb a that the pianos, ou are her n stoves, . boxes, household ods Ei or an Gener articles wl
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IANA, Samuel C. Hadden, Chairman.
Deaths—Funerals
Indianapolis Times, Thuis Mar. 12, 1942
years, beloved
BARTON brother of of William: _—
after 1 p. m. Friday.
KENSHIP Charles, of 23 N. New
rest Monday, age:
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FOLTZ_-loulss T., beloved mother of an , Hi .
Carl W. and Helena 886 W. Morris a by een rtuary, Meri 0! y Tunetal Exiday 8:30, Th the mortuary;m. umption church, Burial Joseph h cemetery. Friends invited. Altar society meet the mortuary, 8 p. m. Wednesday, for prayer.
GORMAN—Edward, beloved husband of Mary Gorman, brother of alter and Anna Gorman, - Mrs. es and Mrs. Alice Conway, all of Le god Wednesany: Lieriaonal § rby uary, hoon Thursday. Funeral Smurday oy rN the he aertuary: Philip
ol ceme iy or longs I ANLON—Catherine, widow of Patrick F., Ay O! % J. J. Hanlon, Mrs. Harold Entwistie a Mrs. ato WwW. T, I! , March he 530 % m,, at the Usher oR:
S a. m., St. Ant church. Pris ends in YitedBu may
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