Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 May 1942 — Page 19

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Al Schlensker (left above), Indianapolis baseball club secretary, | has been made a member of the Optimist club. Gabby Hartnett | (center) is an honorary member of the organisation and Bob Logan (right) looks on. The boys need a little optimism to boost the Tribe | out of American association cellar.

"Sugar Is Mighty Sweet, but

So Is Revenge'—Marty Servo

By JACK GUENTHER United Press Staff Correspondent NEW YORK. May 27.—A zoological experiment of more than usual wterest will be conducted tomorrow when the human equivalents of a panther and a turtle are paired off in Madison Square Garden. Ray (Sugar) Robinson, uncrowned king of the welterweights, meets Marty Servo, uncrowned king of Ray (Sugar) Robinson. Animal lovers are expected to turn out in full force. | The bout is the second in which the two enterprising young men have engaged and it '¢ one of those] grudge things. Last time they met | Accordingly, he must chop down Robinson won the verdict but lost a rather than punch straight. In number of admirers. The decision doing this he loses important leverwas split. The eash customers age and a good bit of the punching] booed it and Servo disputed it. [power that it entails. Hence, a return match was all but! Since Robinson never has heen! inevitable and the prizefight mob defeated and Servo was beaten only} is quite grateful. It figures to be by Robinson—in a disputed decision | good. —their second meeting packs as! > much potential drama as a gallon] : jug of whisky. No matter who wins, | Sugar isn't hapoy about his date. yy, gan should be a four-star ‘He did everything he could to avoid knockout. If you insist on a tip, lit. He was mauled about more than’ take this one from Servo Sugar. a little in the first fight and he ex- he says, “Is mighty sweet. but so is hausted every stock alibi of the revenge” trade attempting to avoid a second p edition of same. He hasn't forgot- r ten Servos annoying habits and he ‘V aluable Service knows that this time he must win oo decisive margin or he will be To Athletics’ booed again. WEST POINT. N

Annoving Habits

; : 9 oF The hot-footed Harlem fash, who p , —~—Raymond P Mee. is the panther in this particular ex-| qa Mont, today received credit periment, is possibly one of their. ,sndering the “most valuable greatest small men the ring has .o.yce to athletics” at the military | jknown. The allusion has been OVer- |, .,qomy put Cadet Robert R. Evans| worked, but he actually Qoes move .¢ youiin Mo, was hailed as the |

and strike like a panther. He has {most valuable player of the 1041! | the lazy, easy grace of a magnificent | (army football team.

cat. When he SE Slur. he, Major General Francis B. Wilby. | hits harder than a sudden case o superintendent. acute indigestion.

Trifle Too Tall

Robinson has all the natural ate tributes, save one. At an even six feet he is just a trifle too tall to adapt himseif to every type of opponent. He is fast and he is smart but his physique has made him essentially a stand-up, siam bang slasher who is at his best against a stand-up, slam bang opponent. In such cases, his terrific punch gives him all the edge But every stand-up fighter, even the great ene, eventually finds himconfronted with a styie pat- FRANKLIN, May 4 terned t© his great disadvantage. Franklin college juniors will A Servo, for instance. Servo is a the basketball and baseball teams ducker, a bobber, a weaver and a next vear. The newly chosen eapcroucher all in one. As such heitain of the basketball team is Paul creates a great deal of havoe over Hendrix, forward from West Baden. the course of an evening. He is John Duncan of South Bend was! more puzzling than a woman's in- elected to lead the Grizzly basetuition and just as lethal {ball squad. Crawls Like Crab J Hendrix has been one of the team’s leading scorers for the past Servo is the turtle in tomorrow's two years. He is also a left-handed experiment. On the street, in his hurler on the varsity baseball team. | dressing room or on a coast guard Duncan, a diminutive shortstop, is vessel he appears perfectly normal. 410 a regular guard on the basket- | But once the bell sounds and he pall squad. starts for the center of a ring he) becomes transformed He crawls out of his corner sidewise like a he a ASEnaLL . to) crab and through some queer as- schedu! le ames a their Park. Write or | isortment of convulsions retreats) cell Bud Nervins, Brook! | xithin himself in the best turtle! Gold Medal Beer plavers are asked to report at Rhodius 1 tomorrow at 2 p. m. | manner, for practice He winds in his arms and hej a lowers his head. He squats almost to his knees and he shifts his center of gravity to somewhere around

‘his ankles. He is harder to knock, lover than a barrel of pickles and his recent bout with Jimmy Bivins?

{review, opening event of the three- | lday graduation-week program. Mur- | {phy won the Army Athletic associa

phy. nually captain. Bvans, Army eleven, Hughes trophy.

The latter is presented anto the graduating football] a center on the was awarded the

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Charter Bus Rule Hits Club Owners

8T. LOUIS, Mo, May 27 (U. P).— For the average minor league ball player, who wouldn't know a Pulls man berth from a Louis XIV bedstead, that new order banning team travel by chartered bus wasn't bad news, but take it from Branch Rickey, head of the St. Louis Cardinal farm enterprises, it is going to be hard oh the club owners, Rickey, in charge of more minor league clubs than any other base

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Stars in the Services

with the Chicago Cardinals, f§ plan-, John Ross, son . He's Bruins’ manager, ‘Kraut Kids” and his brother,

Jr, into the RCAF. vr 8 | | n on n

of the Boston is following the Art

Buddy Baer may soon he wearing Narick, forwards« passing halfback, an army uniform, having taken his|army air corps. . . . Also trackman| ping another air offensive. . physical exams at the Mather field Tom Thornton of the navy and ts: 2 advanced flying school at Sacra-| “Booming” Benny Kish, who is in the fying: cadets: af mento, Cal. . . . Baer passed up his|the army following quarterback jobs ’ * scheduled bout with Abe Simon in{for the Panthers and Brooklyn Washington, D. €., May 20, so he| Dodgers. could enlist, but indicated he would | be glad fo arrange other fights at|

at a Lieut, Col. Barnhart, at Ft. Riley, | man, Among Pitt's Varsity Letter club| Kas. . At the cavalry reptacenow serving the nation are Lieut. ment center there as a trainee is Mel Port, former basketball star! joe Gantenbein of the Athletics, now in the marines; Ensign Joe! § 5» Ray Mellouf, the Southern Meth- of a quartermaster lieutenant Emil odist pascing star who made good | Camp Lee, Va.

” ” ” Frank Barnhart Jr, |at Kansas State, salutes his

5 os » W. Austin Bishop, coach of | | Penn's unbeaten wrestling team, | A close follower of all Ft. Knox now is tussling with the problems | sports is Maj. Gen. Jacob Devers, at/ who was a three-sport athlete at | West Point,

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ball executive, said today he believed most of his teams and players | affected would be able to make oth- |

er transportation arrangements, but |

that there were numerous inde- | pendently owned teams whieh might have to fold up on account! of the order. | The minor league picture, already | so cloudy that it must bother the! weather bureau censors, got even! darker after Joseph Bastman, di-| rector of defense transportation in| Washington, banned further move | ment of teams from city to city by chartered bus. Rickey said he be-

{lieved it might be more of a Blow in [that hes

localities than happened vet, sized that are can.”

some anything | but emphaeverywhere club owners

“trying to get by as best they

His Chain Protected

“As far as the Cardinal organisa- | [tion is concerned, we will continue | to do whatever we are required to! do and will undertake to Carry on| as best we can under adverse con | ditions,” Rickey said. “Our own minor league clubs are! yanply protected for transportation | n most cases, but since baseball op« a are based on groups of teams, it becomes an individual league problem. The solution of! course is dependent upon satisfac- | tory transportation arrangements | {being made by each team in each league.” Rickey suggested that pooling of players’ autos would be a satisfac-| tory solution in some cases, with | the owners to give the players mileage and tire allowance. He said it! also might be possible for teams to | use regularly scheduled bus lines or trains without incurring more expense than in using chartered buses. Pullman Priorities

Some players who make overnight {jumps by train would be getting | into Pulimans for the first time, but | even this involves priority since persons vital to the war effort get | first call on the bdrths. Moreover, | | Rickey emphasized that a number!

presented the | Of minor league outfits wouldn't be |awards at this morning’s athletic |2Ple to afford such de luxe service.

Of the 14 clubs owned outright by {the Cardinals, five now travel by!

(train, five own their own buses and | {tion trophy and the Edgerton tro- One travel by regularly scheduled |

bus line. None of these will be af- | fected by the OCD order, but three | Decatur, Ill. in Sher | Three-I league, Springfield, Mo. |

| the Western association, and John | (son City, Tenn, of the Appalachian league, have used chartered buses.

Rickey said he guessed that only about 50 per cent of the minor league teams owned buses. |

FIGHT RESULTS

By UNITED PRESS NEW YORK--Chester Rico. 137!i New York, Satpolhted Billy Davis, 138%, Bivens, ville, Pa. (10); Milton Kessier, 1443p, New | ork, Sutpomied Pete Geno, 147, New Copper, 131,

York, (8). NEW FORO Siithointed Wick: arkins, 148 Philadelhia al Jimmy Carollo, 187, New York. Jechnieal knockout over Mario . New York, (3).

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