Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 June 1942 — Page 25

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St. Louis Browns Just Arent A 2d Division Club Anymore

Two Changes Made in Pro Boxing Card

That army regulation prohibiting pwns are battling their way into a first division berth in the American soldiers from participating in extra- j.,0.e curricular activities for commercial) themselves from the second divisionnish White Sox, Senators and two minor | professional |

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reasons has changes in

boxing card at the Ss Arena. Privates Richie Shinn and Frank cramps.

WHitner, forced to the preliminary program. Gene Miller, Indianapolis, been signed Doyle Upchurch, stitute for Shinn. rd Is:

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The complete ca

Main event—10 rounds—middle-|

weights. Gene (Baby Face) Luker, 160, Cincinnati, vs. Al Sheridan, 158, Indianapolis.

Semi-windup—six rounds—welter- |’ Benton Cobbins, 139, Ma- |

weights, con, Ga., vs. Indianapolis. Prelim—six Dovle Upchurch, Phil Smith, 135, Prelim — four weights. Gene Indianapolis, vs. Indianapolis. Prelim—four rounds—lightweights. | Louis (Whitey) Hewitt, 135, Indianapolis, vs. Gene Miller, anapolis. The first p. m,

Robert Simmons, 141,

rounds—lightweights. 132, Muncie, vs. Cincinnati, 0. rounds — heavy(Tiny) Bland, 220, Bob Donnell,

bout

Track Opens Soon CAMDEN, N. J, June 5—New| Garden State park track at den should ready July 8. It opens July 18.

have been] |remarkable job with the Browns, ncel their booking on considering that he lost regular

has fielder Joe Grace and a couple of to replace Whitner. Muncie puncher, |

218, |

133, Indi-

ill + + will start at 8:30... by winning the opening series

Cam- loft for horses, |

They Beat Senators Yesterday For 11th Victory in 15 Games

By GEORGE KIRKSEY United Press Staff Correspondent NEW YORK, June 5—Without fanfare or hullabaloo, the St. Louis

By winning 11 of their last 15 games the Browns have separated

Athletics. Although they still are in fifth place, the Browns are only half a game | behind the fourth-place Red Sox, who once more are having pitchers’

Luke Sewell has done a

control on eight hits. Harlond Clift's homer with one on was the Browns’ big punch. The Yankees, as usual, kept rolling. They piled up eight run on luckless Edgar Smith, year’s most consistent loser, in the second inning and beat the White Sox easily, 8-2. It was Smith's ninth straight loss. Joe Gordon had a single and double and was robbed of another hit by Third Baseman Bob Kennedy. It was the 20th straight game in which Gordon has hit safely. Les Fleming's double with two on and two out in the ninth enabled Cleveland to beat the Red Sox, 4-2. Oscar Judd held the Tribe to three hits until the ninth when he allowed two more and two walks which beat him. Jim Bagby gave up nine hits in beating his former mates for his seventh victory. A fast finish by the Tigers gave them an 8-7 victory over the Athletics. Don Ross’ homer with two on in the eighth tied the score, 4-4, but the Tigers needed four more runs in the ninth to win. Ned Harris hit a homer with one on in the ninth and Birdie Tebbetts singled with the bases loaded.

Marshall Ties Camilli

OI! Lon Warneke, who they say can’t throw hard enough to break an eggshell, gave the Boston Braves

Shortstop Johnny Berardino, Out-

others to the armed services. Better Club Punch

The Browns weren't overloaded with pitching prospects this spring but Sewell has Eldon Auker, John Niggeling and Al Hollingsworth | pitching winning ball and there are some hopes that Bob Muncrief will come around soon. Last week's deal which brought Catcher Frankie | Hayes to the Browns has improved the club's punch. The league is raving about rookie |Shortstop Vernon Stephens, who lis not only a classy fielder but has |considerable power. Jimmy Dykes, White Sox pilot, rates Stephens over the Red Sox's highly-touted rookie Shortstop Johnny Pesky.

| Yankees Roll On i

The Browns got off on the right foot in the second eastern inva-

from Washington, taking the odd game cf a three-game series vesterday, 7-2 (called eighth because of | weather). Al Hollingsworth, castsouthpaw from the Na tional scored his fourth victory,

league, the Senators well under

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enough of this and that to beat them, 6-2, ana the St. Louis Cardinals picked up half a game on the idle Brooklyn Dodgers, who now lead the National league by six lengths. A five-run inning, in which Walker Cooper tripled and George Kurowski doubled, turned the tide in the second. Will Marshall's eighth homer, ty{ing him with Dolf Camilli for the | league lead, gave the New York | Giants a 4-3 victory over the Chi{cago Cubs in the 11th after Rip | Russell had tied it, 3-3, with his | third homer in three days. Cliff | Melton scattered six hits for his | seventh win,

Yesterday's Star — Manager Mel Ott of the Giants, who broke Rogers Hornsby’s National league record | for runs batted in by driving home his 1583d run.

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The Junior Social club softball team (pictured above) will meet the Hamilton county all-stars in the first game of a twin bill |

Sunday at 7 p. m. at Softball stadium. Pepsi-Cola Boosters and Continental Can of Elwood will battle in the second exhibition tilt. Left to right in the above picture (kneeling) are Larry Gerlach, Ray Felitz, Eddie Sadowski, George Hanrahan and W. F.' Clem, manager. Standing (left to right) are Frances Moriarity, Paul Herrmann, Bob Finch, Fritz Reidy, Paul Ludgrman, John Hanrahan and Vince Shanahan. Paul Bain, Lafe McCall and Bob Timmons were not present when picture was taken.

World Events Won't Keep Tim From Trying Freeman's Catfish

By TIM TIPPETT

IN EXACTLY 11 days the fishing season opens. hours our vacation begins. At this moment our little man Friday is preparing for June 16 by scraping last year's mud off our casting rod and rubbing down our lines with the family's supply of paraffin, For a week now he has pored over road maps and charted fishing trips that look like a 1928 Cook's tour. We've kept the him and all he listens to on the radio is Amos 'n’ Andy. It's going to be a blow when we tell him about the tire situation and all this gas rationing talk. But world events aren't going to keep us from using those two weeks out of the 52 in each of our years from getting mosquito bitten and deer fly “chomped” on some river flat. Walk we will, if we must, to the nearest sandpit, lake, river or stream and for nine days we're going to catch catfish and after that we're going to use all the advice we've been giving you on how to out-fox the game fish. One of the places we're going to is up Road 39 to Freeman lake and see if it’s true what we hear about the catfish biting there. Then we're going on up to Shafer. We understand that Shafer is simply with catfish and carp. Both lakes are teeming with bank and channel cats and in some of the muddy bays bullheads are crowding each other up on the | banks. Then along White river we'll unlimber our heavy lines and make a try for carp. It's reported that the high waters this spring caused quite a migration of those overgrown goldfish and we'd like to see for ourselves. Friday tells us that all the driftwood that made fishing impossible around Columbus has been washed away. That's another must. The trout season isn't over until

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Aug. 31 so within the next couple of weeks we'll whip a stream or two up north. Since we'll probably get there first it's safe to tell you two things we found only last

night. First, the conservation department has made a big yearly planting of rainbows in northern Indiana. Second, the Little Elk-

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