Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 April 1942 — Page 23

THURSDAY, APRIL 9,

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Did Bums Buy Pennant When They Bought Vaughan’

Arky Gets 5 for 5 Against Yankees as Dodgers Win

By UNITED PRESS WILMINGTON—Club President Larry MacPhail will give the

Brooklyn Dodgers a final once-over

before the starting gun next Tues-

day: when they play the sixth game of their spring series with the New York Yankees here today. The Dodgers are leading the Yanks

three to two.

Two homers by Joe DiMaggio and a perfect day at bat for Arky

Vaughan of the Dodgers featured ! vesterday’s game in which the “Bums” out-slugged the world champions, 13 to 8. Vaughan had a hother, a double and three singles. Joe Gordon and Ken Sears also hit round-trippers for the Yanks and Rookie Jack Graham poled out another for Brookyn.

FT. DODGE.—The Chicago Sox and the Chicago Cubs play the final game of their “traveling city series” today—weather permitting. They were forced into idleness for the second straight day yesterday by inclement conditions at Tulsa, Okla. The Sox will send Joe Haynes and Buck Ross to the mound, saving Johnny Rigney and Johnny Humphries for the homecoming intra-city battle at Chicago Friday. FT. DODGE. — A thinned-out

Chicago Cubs squad arrived here today in search of sunshine and a

Tigers, 7 to 2. Max Lanier and Lon Warneke jointly held the Tigers to four hits.

MONTGOMERY The St. Louis Browns, with 168 victories in 21 starts, wind up their spring training business in the southeast today in a game with Montgomery. The American leaguers beat Anniston of the Southeastern circuit, 13 to 2, yesterday.

ENID—Whiler the Pittsburgh Pirates idled two consecutive days because of the weather, Manager Frankie Frisch has been considering a change in his opening

| lineup. Frisch now indicates it | will be Maurice Van Robays at

left field instead of Rookie Johnny Wyrostek, whose batting hasn't been up to par. Hoping to resume with the Athletics today, the Pirates will wind up their exhibition run with a week-end se-

'Bess' Boxer

It's Settled

Reaching an agreement with Butler university officials on salary terms, H. W. (Wally) Middlesworth, city recreation director, will take over his new duties as Butler athletic director “withifi a few days.” Paul D. (Tony) Hinkle, athletic director who is to go on leave of absence to coach basketball at Great Lakes, was expected toc receive his come mission this week. When Mr. Middlesworth goes to Butler he will turn over his city recreation position to Frank Luzar, assistant coach at Washington high school.

Township Fetes Central Bears

Lawrence township paid tribute to its basketball heroes in a big way at the Riviera club last night. More than 400 fans from Lawrence township attended a dinner-

dance, honoring Central high school’s Bears who won both the

sectional and regional tournaments the first year of the school's existence. There were speeches lauding the record of the team, awards for athletic achievements and music

TRAP SHOOT CARDED The Speedway Conservation club will hold a trap shoot Sunday morn ing at 10 o'clock at Vermont st, and Grande ave.

Frisch Has Rebuilt Pirates Into Strongest Club in Years

ENID, Okla, April 9 (U. P)~— Showing more fire and dash than in many years, the Pittsburgh Pirates are heading north for the opening of the National league season with the best conditioned and strongest looking club in several years. Demonstrating a powerful punch combined with good pitching, the Pirates have kicked the Athletics, White Sox and Cubs around in exhibition games to run up 15 vietories against five defeats. Not in a long time has a Pittsburgh team been in as fine condition as the 1942 club. In recent years one of the big drawbacks of the Pirates has been their failure to get away from the barrier fast. In rebuilding the Pirates, Manager Frankie Frisch had several delicate problems to solve. I.oss of rookie Bill Cox, who was expected to play shortstop, and complications resulting from Lee Handley's ailing arm didn't help his problem any. The Pirates finished last in fielding a year ago and one of Frisch's big jobs was to improve the defense.

double play a game. In addition Coscarart’s batting has been a big surprise. He's batting 326 and has clouted three homers, one with the bases filled. Manager Jimmy Dykes of the White Sox, himself an old third baseman, who's seen Elliott at third base in seven games, has placed the stamp of approval on him. Elliott, five pounds heavier than last year, has shown an improvement in his batting over a year ago. Afield he has a strong arm and handles ground balls naturally.

Fletcher at First

Elbie Fletcher will be at first again and Stu Martin and Alf Anderson will handle the infield utility jobs. Handley has gone home with

his sore arm and may be out all year.

with Maurice van Robays in left, Vince DiMaggio in center, and Jimmy Wasdell in right. John Wyrostek. a left-handed hitter who batted .316 for New Orleans last year, gave van Robays a good run for the left field job but didn't

| The Pirates’ outfield will line up |

Pleasant Run Club

Meets Tomorrow

Tommy Vaughan, golf pro, and Andrew Miler of the city park board will speak tomorrow night at 8 o'clock at the first meeting of the Pleasant Run Golf club at the clubhouse. . Club officers are Art Wettle, president; Ralph Weber, vice president; Joe Kissick, secretary, and Fritz Wuelfing, treasurer. The following committees have been appointed: Tournament—Leonard King, Glen Maxwell, E. Stanfill and Keith Lindamood. Handicap—Art Smith, Marvin Gillespie, L. Billger and Joe Reeve. Ticket—Charles Cphar, Don La-

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Basketball letters were presented| Frisch had to rebuild the whole oo." ecerve outfielders. Bar-

WL vl ona to James Luther, Fred Kautzmam,|left side of the Pittsburgh infield.| “AVE 85 ICIS Wo Som oo) vi pion from Indianapolis, will appear (Glenn Seymour. Charles Pugh,|Pete Coscarart, one of the four 15% Ver. : " er : A Hurold Hay, Allen Miller, Joe Me-|blayers obtained from the Dodgers | ™" year.

—— ea at Ty Nien. Daniel, William Spaulding, Ed|in the Arky Vaughan deal, has been| The Pittsburgh catching staff of ols of ona They have Lane, Robert Negley, Robert Kee converted from a second baseman |Al Lopez, Babe Phelps, the ex-

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SPRINGFIELD — Carl Hubbell starts on the mound for the New York Giants today when they at-

tempt to resume their series with the Cleveland Indians. The previous two games were canceled because of the weather. The Giants | trail seven games to two and | Cleveland has clinched the series.

JOHNSON CITY—There is no way it can be arranged, but nevertheless the St. Louis Cardinals would like go have the Detroit Tigers with them in the National league this season. Maybe it's belated revenge for the vegetable shower that Tiger fans gave Ducky Medwick of the Cards in the 1934 world series, but the Cards have been plenty rough on Detroit in their spring barnstorming series. Yesterday, they won their seventh game in eight starts with the |

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Times Special BLOOMINGTON, April 9— Twenty-five varsity athletic awards jand 41 freshman numerals today | have been approved by Indiana university’'s athletics committee for Hoosier basketball players, swimmers, wrestlers and gymnasts. The 66 awards were voted to the I. U. athletes at a meeting of the committee last night. Athletes receiving the awards follow:

BASKETBALL Varsisy—Captain Andy Zimmer, d. land: Ed Denton, Jee Sonvine: "William Frev, Kokomo; Neil Funk, La : Ralph Hamiitan, R Wayne; Everett man, Evansvill y Kilby, Muncie; war. ren Lewis and a Richaea Wittenbraker, New

ale John i La Porte; William Torphy, B orgs “Swift Wunker, Lawpenc eburg, Senior Manager Richard rris of Leda.

"Freshmen— Gilbert Bosse, Evansville; | Rovere Cotan, Robert Young and Robert Hines, Ft. Wayne; James Farner, South Ren Maurice Hooper and Maurice StohAnderson; Curtis McGinnis, Eminence; Letoy Roem, Washington; Michael Misrovish John Starr, Gary; George Poolitsan, Bloomington; Sterling Scott, Hammond; William Smutzer, La a. [Ward Williams, Colfax, and Mana Robert Cutler, La Porte, and Keith Wil son, Bloomington, SWIMMING

Varsity—Cecil Franklin, Buffalo, N. Y.; David McCooe, East Chicago: NE Fa{kueko, Chica ago,;; Lee fayette: Ernest Stadler, New rn Kk, : Alan Van Duren, Indianapolis. oid Xa ager Robert Gates, Columbia Freshmen—James Eastman, South Bend: Voimer Franz, Tell City; A. O LaBerteaux, Muncie; Robert Linker, Lune Ky.

| James McLean, Hammond; Jackson Press.

lev, Marion; James Story. West Hempstead, N. Y.' Charles aw La Porte, and

Ernest Vogel, Ft. Wa ayn

Varsity— on SYNNASTICS JacksonNae Fla. and Arnold Trummer, St. Louis, : Freshmen-— Albert Cqakley and Robert Ren Yu ou Vihcent go a

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; WRE! N | Varsity—Captain Harry Traster, Milford: |

John Archer, Spencer; Herbert Farrell, | Roselle Park, N. J.; Robert Patty, Bloomington, and Manager Harold Coleman, Trenton, N. Freshmen—John Bochnicka, North Judson; Sigmund Golonka, Hammond; Robert

Gumbiner, Gary: William Hungate, Foun- | jai ntown:; Howard Rick and Randall]

Rogers, Madison; Chester and | Le 3 Taber, Southport; William Rudy Storge Kennelly, Indianapolis; Robert |n Neal reenfleld: James Wilkinson, Napnee; John Wilson, Bloomington, and | Manacers R. IL. Hirschberg, Gary, and P. Singleton, Hammond.

Kane Leaves Indiana

For Navy Air Test

BLOOMINGTON, April 8 (U. P).

—Campbell Kane, Indiana univer-|

sity’s great runner who was national 880-yard champion and hold-

ber of the western indoor confer-

ence mile and half-mile championships, will trade his winged feet of the ground for wings in the clouds today. Kane left the I. U. campus yesterday for Chicago where he will take his final physical examination for admission to the United States navy's class V-5 for aviation cacet training.

No Action On Eggs NEW CASTLE, April 2 (U. P)— The THSAA will take no disciplin-

lary action against high school ath-

let.cs here becaus: of an eggthrowing incident which closec the

| sectional basketball tournament, | according to a letter received by

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SYRACUSE, April 9 — Syracuse

Senior numerals in basketball were awarded to Bill Rhodes, Leroy Mellenkoff, Lee Peters, and Robert Reynolds. The awards were presented by

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