Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 March 1942 — Page 30
Get Cray; Giants aw _
MIAMI—Mel ott, the. New York Giants manager, ordered a long wotkout today with the admission that he knew now why managers are prematurely grey. His hapless Giants suffered their ninth loss in 11 exhibition games yesterday when they dropped a 4-3 title to
. Washington.
BT. PETERSBURG— How to revive the New York Yankees’ hitting still was a big problem today to ‘Mariager Joe McCarthy. The | Yanks, with Joe DiMaggio and : Charley Keller making their first appearance, made a poor showing yesterday when they were humbled by their Kansas City farm team, 4-3. DiMaggio went hitless and Keller only got one. The . Yanks meet the Dodgers in to-
-day’s game,
ST. PETERSBURG ~— Holdout ‘Pitcher Whit Wyatt, a 22-game winner last season, will appear at Daytona Beach Monday for a saluary conference with Dodger President Larry McPhail and a settlement is expected. Wyatt has demanded $20,000.
LOS ANGELES — Dissatisfied despite the club’s three consecutive victories, Manager Jimmy Dykes beseeched his Chicago White Sox to try and collect a few base hits today against the Pittsburgh Pirates.
HOLLYWOOD—A victory-hun-gry Chicago Cubs team goes against the Philadelphia A’s today in an effort to break a fourgame losing streak.
LAKELAND—Last place in the grapefruit: league with a single victory and six defeats, the Detroit Tigers today re-engaged the Cincinnati Reds. Cincinnati beat out: the Tigers, 4 to 3, at Tampa - yesterday.
CLEARWATER — The youngsters on the Cleveland Indians’ pitching roster aren't going to have everything their way. Al Smith and Vernon Kennedy, two Tribe veterans, gave word of that yesterday; as they put away thé Boston Red Sox, 3-2.
1L.OS ANGELES—The Pittsburgh Pirates go after their fifth straight exhibition victory against the Chicago White Sox today. The Bucs again committed three misplays, but collected eight hits to beat the Chicago Cubs, 5-4, for the second time yesterday.
ANAHEIM — Manager Connie Mack . of the Philadelphia Athletics still sought a winning combination today after the A’s added another loss to their dismal spring training exhibition record. Yesterday the A’s lost a 9-6 encounter to the Hollywood Stars.
. LAKE WORTH—The Philadelphia Phils enjoyed a three-game winning streak today after taking a 7-1 victory from the Columbus Red Birds of the American association.
MIAMI—Rookie Shortstop Bob
Dant’s 106-year-old formufa makes this fine Kentucky Bourbon a superb, savory drink that is un-
¥Good Used{
LT
All Sizes—All Makes! Clean, Perfect Casings Good for Thousands of Miles of Service Some
Brand New Heavy Duty
BATTERIES
Built tor oiaira rove and
39-PLATES
‘2-¥r. Guarantee
He avy 1 Duty with EX; Hard Rub. the American association, conUs ‘Cases Be tinues the talk of the Washington Senators training season. The rangy Repass chipped in with two more hits sparkled as usual in the field, as the Nats knocked off the New
York Giants.
ST. PETERSBURG — The St. Louis Cardinals go to Sarasota today to play a return engagement with the Boston Red Sox, who beat them in 12 innings here Wednesday: Three veteran pitchers, Morten Cooper, Clyde Shoun and Harry Gumbert, pitched yesterday against the Brooklyn Dodgers and were belted more freely than spme of the rookie hurlers who performed during the recent eight-game winning streak of the Cardinals. The Dodgers won, 4 to 2.
EXTRA SPECIAL’ AC and Champion
REPROCESSED
SPARK Guaranteed 10.000 Miles of a a
PLUGS
‘Open 0 6 P. M.—Sun, to 1 P, M.
FIA f A
OTE
IEITR RTI}?
Li-2836
PLENTY PARKING SPAC
SAVE 20% to 40%
EARLOAD OF HIGH MUALITY PAINTS
a a
/ Bristle Paint Brushes *" 15¢ - AWASHABLE FIAT OIL PAINT SPAR VARNISH FOR THAT WILLGIVE YOUR WALLS FLOORS AND WOODTHE RICH VELVETY FINISH WORK. WILL DRY IN YOU EXPECT. ALLTHE LAT- FOUR HOURS WITH A EST PASTEL SHADES HIGH LUSTRE.
EE i... iL
THE NEW rn pInsh FOR WALLS
Goss
i nod
Re L AVE
IT
Repass, drafted from Columbus of .
yesterday and
Sam Snead
Sam Snead and Wilford Wehrle today led the way into the second round of the national profes-sional-amateur best ball golf tour nament at St. Augustine, Fla. They defeated Ted Huge and Bob White, 2 and 1, yesterday.
Isom Announces
B. U. Schedules
. The Butler university spring athletic program, including 20 baseball
games, nine tennis meets and eight track meets, was released yesterday by Prof. Warren R. Isom, chairman of the faculty athletic committee. The Bulldog diamond squad opens its season April 17 against Franklin at the Baptist stronghold. Only two matches away from home are scheduled for the Butler tennis team, Ball State at Muncie and St. Joseph at Rensselaer. The Blue and White harriers will meet all their opponents away from home. Complete schedules of all three sports are as follows:
BASEBALL
Franklin, there. DePauw, here (2). April 21—Indiana, there. St. Joseph. here (2). April 27—PFranklin, here. April 28—Purdue, 2
April 17 April 18
3 23 Wabash. £0 2). TENNIS
April 10—Purdue, here. April 17—Evansville, here. abril 25—Wabash, here,
M May 21-23 Tournament, ® Eariham. TRACK
April 18—Indiana State, there. April 25—Drake relays. Des Moines, Towa. May 2—Western Michigan, there. May 9—DePauw (varsity and freshman
there May 16—Little state meet, DePauw, May 23—Big state meet. June Central collegiate meet, Milwaukee, June 21 National collegiate meet, Lincoln, Neb
Lou Spivey Wins Billiard Title
Lou Spivey, 1935 state winner, won the state three-cushion billiard championship last night, defeating Joe Pilz, 50 to 21, at Harry Cooler’s parlor. Walter Ramsey, defending champion, finished third. Spivey’s high cluster of eight equaled the tournament high previously set by Morris Morris and the champion dealt Pilz his first defeat of the tournament.
Bowling Notes
A heavy advance entry in the Speedway Bowls 420-scratch doubles tournament, carded over the week-end, is reported by Dan Abbott, tournament secretary. However, vacancies exist on several ‘of the hourly shifts and duos wishing to compete in the new alley’s initial tourney are requested to get in touch with Mr. Ross at BE-0022 or with Mr. Abbott at LI6760.
Last night's leading bowlers: Bon Black, Universal
offa, versal v Wiegel, Universal ,. William Pecki inpangh, Allison seseense Ed Fanehatly. Industrial sesennan owar: eer ‘Jr., Automotive ....... Bill Krine:, Prinferaft ° . ot Jim Gant, Pepsi-Cola: Allison .. Norb ‘Wuensch, St. Catherine's . Fabian ‘Maurer, Alpha oe Ralph Peters, Fletcher ‘Trust E. Stoy, Parkwa, Cs Bob Eichel, Builders ........ ose Qacar Buses, Eis cae erner Susemichel, Sturm Rec. oe John Ebrensberger, West Side Rec . Carl Graus, Interm te Stubby Matthews, Intermediate .. ke Up, Night Night Hawks ves
evens
vss 611 Atkins ....o000000 603
. LADIES earl Potten, Roberson Coal ......... 504 Nell Williams, A pa. Lillian May, merican United . . Aileen Fray, Coca-Cola BA
Butler Mile Relay Team In Chicago
Butler university will be represented at the Chicago relays Saturday night by a mile relay team composed of Jack Rice, Wilbur Bagby, Irwin Teich and Ray Alsbury,
ery
FRANKFORT
148 135 160 150 205 145 162
Bill Lewis John CloS8IN ..cusrssnccsosssrncsas FF Charles Stine sss0ecesnsessssernces C Bill Nunnally ......coecoveeineises G Ted Hazelwood sesssrvnraeccccrans G Bob Ricker cesesiuassenenarrenrnes F Bill Zobrist ici re pubes sian eraere es 4 John Oster 153 Tom Davison ,...ce0c00v0000000e.v G 164 Dick Oyler F-C 151
Coached by Everett Case. Won, 23; lost, 7. : WASHINGTON
Pos. Wit. Charles Harmon COP ONIRIBIYRRNAN RY F 155 John DeJernett .....ceo00000000e:. F 172 James Riffey isessssvesarnsevesnes © 195 Arthur Grove ......cocescvverveees G 172 Robert Donaldson axssvesseveseses GF 158 Garland Raney ..........ceoee0ves. F132 Bob SUM .....oen0escensnsrsserens F-71150 Merle Horall 0c RNNONRIOONRRROIRENS C 134 Forrest Cran e QOPI NININLIRN RNIN G 170 Norman Harner 133
_ Coached by Marion Crawley. . CRAWFORDSVILLE
Yrs. -
CEP INNIBRNRN NNN YB ORV F
$8000 0000000 R RRS F-C
Sree pssssnanrsssse
Pos. * Wt. Keith Martin Sess Rr 150 Bob Hybarger ....c.ce 170 Don Swarat ....eeceees 155 Bill Wright sssensenies 138 Bob Clements ......c0. 145 Bob Sosbe .....ccce0000 155 Charles Curtin se.ec.e0 135 Phil Hall ... 165 Bill Freeman ...cccc.. 160 Morris Davis ...coc00:0 148 Guy Woods ... 130
5-10
wo n -
HOOD amy
NADI am Gn CO) ol b= i gp pa OH OO bt pt DD DO put pk GO TD 20 WO DD
BURRIS OF MUNCIE
Ht. 6-0 6-3Y% 6-4% 6-14 6-% 6-3 5-114 6-1%
Pos. Wt.
Lowell Black ...c00000000s000 F 195 Clay Moody .....cete0000e0as F 165 Kenneth Brown 186 Gene Lillie ....cecco00000000 G 161 Harold Salyer . 168 Joe: Don Boyd.ccroccsacsoses F 154 James ‘Abbott POOL PONORIRNS F 148 Bob Wolters ....c.ccoessee0e G 157 Billy Hickman Smith........ G 150 5-11% Bob Stassen ........coo0000. © 170 6-2% Coached by Scott E. Fisher. Won, 25; lost 5.
esses C
0000000000000 G
5-9 6-0 5-8 6-1 5-10 5-9 6-1 6-0
Ht. 6-1 5-11 6-4 5-11 5-11 5-10 5-8 5-11 5-10 5-1
Won, 28; lost, 1.
Ht. Exp. Class
Sr. Sr. Jr. Sr. Sr. Jr. Jr. Sr. Sr. Jr. Jr.
Yrs.
Exp.
Foo NWwpwweww
PO HHO NEMO
i
20 pt pk 20 29 £3 03 03 29
~ Statisties on Finalists
Sr. cg Sr. Jr. 5 Jr by Sr. Sr.
Sr. © Sr. Jr.
Bo a
DONT EWM
Coached by Charles L. Cummings.. Won, 17; lost, 9.
Class
Sr. Sr. Sr. Jr. Jr. So.
Jr.
Jr. Sr. So.
SRIS58858RE
~43
ki 3 5 76 9 72
8
70
a . 80
. “= Team 2d ‘Pos. Wt. Ht. Exp. Class No, cam 2 m = 5-10 1 °
ABC Tourney
COLUMBUS, O., March 20 (U. P.)—Adams Funeral Home of Akron, O., moved into second place in the five-man division of the 42d annual American bowling congress here last night with a 2956 score. Schultz Hudsons of Norwood, 0. took over fourth place in the team events with 2879. In the all-events Joe Wilam of Chicago took the lead with 1897. The standings: SINGLES Severs Raman: Soimesiswr, 6: Vincent Ferien, Elizabeth, N, J. ©... 0
Alex -M ) "Rieth, Chi James Reinsmith-Leonard Dore
Syracuse, N Walter Rickerion-Ed Dickerson
Rudweisse Beet, Fonicage \dams Funera ome, Akron, O. .. Gimbel Recreation. Cleveland o “es 03 Schultz Hudsons, Norwood, O. .;..... Struthers Bowling Center, Youngstown, O.
ALL-EVEN TS
Joe Wilm Chicag
Joe Bamihski, Yo Dick Hobbs, Lin gt, 9 George Pheer, Chicago
BASKETBALL
from the
city tournament
inde endeny last ni; ae
gym. Allison will meet Royal Crown Cola unday night at 8 o’cl - Pa ock for the cham
Pennsy gym in the 8
y tournament finals. preliminary game at 7:30,
the central *Y”
$01
KENT CLOTHES Open Saturday a. ating
ONE
Frank BCRnAImAS Chester, Pa. o 1000 |
Allison Patrol Service was eliminated = basketball | to 39, by]: Stewart-Warner Shines u the Pennsy
Silver Circle Bar and Allison Patrol | § Service will meet tonight at 8:30 at ol E Stewarr-Warm: Bhp | = War - | = pers and Richardson Rubber Vil play a Le
Result of last night's games played at |S Was: E “YY” varsity, 37; Englewood finiors, 28. | 8
Denver Five M
Break Coast Rule
DENVER, March 20 (U. P.) —Former champions from the valley and the Rocky mountain area will attempt to upcet the Pacific coast’s domination of the 1942 national A. A. U, basketball teurnament tonight. The Denver Legions and the Bart-
atin big
tives in I ay for - other shot at the title, Legions, semi-hinalists f "in six years, toughest assignment t Hollywood 20th Centuries, defe ing champions. The Oilers bracketed again the Oakland, Staters.
SERVieE STATION SPECIALS
Complete: Car
FACTORY
Price Includes ® Clean entire exterior . of car. ® Apply and rub out Simoniz Wax. ® Clean all glass.
GOLDCREST . . ETHL . ....
® Clean inferior | of car. ® Clean chrome.
® Clean wheels.
REGULAR... .
g Series
DEMONSTRATION
99
Complete
GASOLINE
v wiv va} 10e vrs aa 3700 . wwwx J 70106
ALL TAXES PAID
SLURRY:
ree) ALABAMA AT
e Free Parking
TELE
VERMONT. ST.
Tie
Teams from Anderson, Richmond, a Mu Muncie, Plainfield, Marion and mglinapolis. East Chicago will compete against|priday vs. local -quintets in the annual invi-
disnapolis:
the city recreation department’s Priday: 30 Northwest commuhity center to-|2; 1 Bas = night and tomorrow. The schedule 7 p. m.. secon Mm. Richmond Hi-Y vs.
follows: t—1T7 nie Hy Anderson Vs. International eri of I ee: 9
ship game.
ncie vs. EN Lil Plainfield vs.
m., winner at 7 m. Friday: To King 0 of
Ma
winner at 8 2. m, Terre Hate | vs.
Jy
8 In name: dependents vs. tational basketball tour nt at ¢ let Friday UB Ld P. m., 3% ] rion vs. winner at To , East Chicago vs. winner . m., first semi-final game;
Annual Tourney Draws State Teams
LY roran Indiahanolts;
“fui
‘ semi-final game; 8 p
consolation game; 9:30 p, m., ehamplon-
The MUBC quintet of Indianapolis is the defending champion.
FACTORY
SHOE STORES
3 MEN'S STORES
41 SOUTH |
318-332 | ILLINOIS ST.
MASS. AVE.
352-3654
W. WASH. ST.
SIZES
6s TO 12s
WIDTHS B TO Es
A REAL
OUT.OF PAWN You must not be confused with the general line of used S £. in lavawsy Chas. 1. Barnett, Mgr.
Slothing, By TY armen Ser ed ed” Some and. see, $1 holds any garment LOAN C0. — 203 E. WASHINGTON ST. 32 Deer |
| Of icine
Let ess NAL ATIY,
t the State
INDIANA FUR
GO
.d
FRACTURE BEDS Can Be Rented at the New
HAAG’S ALL-NIGHT
BASKETBALL FINALS—Tomorrow
VONNEGUT'S 120 E. Washington St.
TONY HINKLE BILL FOX... =~: sud WALLY MIDDLESWORTH
YOU CAN BE SURE OF AN: | ACCURATE AND EXCITING PLAY-BY-PLAY REPORT WITH
* AFTERNOON GAMES-: 15 PM.