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THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 1942

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

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Cardinals Go After ‘Dem Bums’ Tonight

The Cincinnati Reds took a pair from the Boston Braves, 4-2

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Trout . . . first to shutout Yankees this year.

Perry Retires From Tennis Because of Elbow Injury

June 18 (U. P.-—Fred Perry, world's professional tennis champion and one of the game's greatest stars for more than a decade, retired from competition today because of an elbow injury suffered at the start of a barnstorming tour last winter. Perry, who led a British team that won the Davis Cup at Wimbledon from 1933 through 1936, said he would not defend his pro title in the National Professional champion-] ships at Forest Hills, N. Y, this' more and it hurts like hell. So I've week-end. - The British-born athlete injured) Scien to reais on competitive, his elbow when he fell during aj tennis, now.” atch with Bobby Riggs at New| York's Madison Square Garden last his bride of 14 months, the former Dec. 26. No bones were broken but Sandra Breaux of Los Angeles, | the nerves were injured. | motored to Mexico last month for a “I tried to play a week ago,” vacation. He said his future plans Perry said, “just to see how things| were “Indefinite.” A naturalized! were, but it was no good. My fore-! hand seems to be okay but the 1940, Perry has a 3-A draft classibackhand is out and I can't serve.| fication. There's no snap at the elbow any- | Following his accident, Perry at-| : tempted to continue play with the | { barnstorming troupe. He stayed | with them for { months but left in Austin, Tex, { March 9 when his elbow failed to | improve.

MEXICO CITY,

{ “Physicians tell me that the arm | may get well ultimately,” Perry said. |

“But it might be years and in the | meantime it’s impossible for me to! | play anything like championship (tennis. Of course, T will continue | {to take heat and massage treat- | ments.” Perry at one time held titles of | eight countries. In addition to his | Davis Cup triumphs, he was Wim- { bledon singles champion for three | years and won the United States singles title three times, the last time

’ Athlete's Foot! { by defeating Don Budge in 1936.

=Whh= | Turning profesisonal in 1937, he

Miers FormuLA S80 the pro title the following

| year and again by beating Budge Morey-Back Guarantee % : =

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NEW YORK, June 18 (U. P)

—The Brooklyn Dodgers and the

red hot St. Louis Cardinals renew their dog fight today in the opener of a five-game series expected to determine the course of the National

league race. Larry French goes to the hill

for the Flatbush Flock and Howie

Krist will toss them up for the Red Birds, who currently trail the Dodgers by 4% games and are riding the crest of a seven-game winning streak. Both pitchers are undefeated, French with four victories and

Krist with three. y Interest is at fever pitch for thi at Tp. m,and &

s modified night game, which starts

reminiscent of last season's stirring stretch duel. The

Cards are closer to the Dodgers than they have been for six weeks and draw confidence from the fact they won three of the four games played against “dem Bums” thus far this season. Mort Cooper, ace of the Cardinal mound staff, scored his eighth triumph yesterday, hurling St. Louis to its seventh win in a row. He handed the New York Giants a 3-0 shutout, allowing five hits. Cooper also got two hits as Cliff Melton and Ace Adams allowed nine safeties, including a homer by George Kurowski. Kirby Higbe handcuffed the Chicago Cubs and the Dodgers regained their winning form with a 5-1 triumph. It was Higbe's fourth straight and sixth win of the season. He yielded only four safeties.

Dolph Camilli laced his 10th homer assault on Big Bill Lee.

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Much to His Embarrassment

By JOE WILLIAMS Times Special Writer CHICAGO, June 18.—The famous Bob Jones—now Capt. Robert| made by Matchmaker Lloyd Carter | Tyre Jones Jr. of the army air corps—played himself some golf out here! or the five-bout pro mitt bill to be | yesterday in a prelude to what passes for the 1942 National Open | § | championship and scarcely anyone

That wasnt surprising to those on the Forest Hill golf course in, New Jersey some days ago. There was a time when Jones and Ruth had to fight their way through milling thousands of hero worshipers, whether they liked it or not; but in those days they had a different character of competition. Movie stars weren't playing golf as public attractions,

Hope Stole Show What happened to Ruth in Jersey happened to Jones here yesterday except you never thought it would happen to Jones. Bob Hope, the film comic, was a member of the foursome, He stole the show

knew he was on the course. of us from the East who had seen!

{realize I'm not a golfer. If I can (give ‘em a laugh, fine; if I can bring some dough in for the cause, finer still.” Well, so much for that. It was the only thing newsworthy that happened out here yesterday, anyway. Except maybe for the long sour faces the golfing fathers wore; the dear fellows do not like these little gaudy didoes one bit. It just isn’t being done, you know. Golf is golf and showmanship is something else— even when funds for the service must be raised.

Softball Notes

John O'Gara limited E. C. Atkins

[to four hits last night and struck out eight batsmen as Allison Patrol!

won the first of a two-out-of-three

[series at Speedway stadium, 2 to 0.

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H f Hope . . . aided by police.

~~ we believe, much to his embarrassment. We hasten to add we have nothing but admiration for Hope as a man. We remember him from way back—back to the days in Cleveland when he was trying to become a prize fighter. He's as regular a fellow as you'd ever want to meet. He appears at these golf shows because the persons who are running them think he will help the | gate. And all golf shows these days are run for service relief.

Needed Police Escort

‘| winning runs.

A double by George Coffman and Ken Gunning’s triple scored the The same two teams will play next Tuesday night and will meet again June 26 if necessary.

Last night s Major league scores at Soft-

ball stad J. S. Cc. Tp: & B Paint, 0. J. D. She y Hillsdale Nursery, 3. Roopan Square Tavern, 6; Hoosier Veer,

Tonight's Manufact urers’ league schedule for Softball stadium Wi Grand Gear vs. Indianapolis Rail-

3 15—Allison V's vs. Curtiss-Wright. 8:30—Kingan vs. Schwitzer- Camas.

Riverside Amusement Park defeated Lukas-Harold Corp., 11 to 6, last hight! in an Em-Roe Independent league ame at Stott stadium. Merz Engineering Co. won! aver Rose's por, 9 to 5, in the other] league conte Tonight's “Irdustrial league schedule Stout. stadium Teal Auto Parts vs. J. D. Adams. 8:15—Indianapolis Wire Fonnd Box vs A Bridgeport, Brass { 9:30—LaPinta “Holseale Co. vs, Indianap olis Machine & Supply.

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Blanton Recovers

From Operation

PHILADELPHIA, June 18 (U. P.).! —Cy_ Blanton, until Saturday a member of the Philadelphia Phils pitching staff, was recovering today | from an operation for removal of an|

But somehow you'd expect that to a golf crowd ne'd be just another amiable fellow from Hollywood.

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got him out of it and led him to ( the first tee. The three golfers, Jones, Dudley and Sarazen, merely tagged along {looking somewhat sheepish, we thought. Hope could have had the golf course all to himself and seemingly that would have been very much on the all right side, too. Hope paired with Ed Dudley in a best ball match against Jones and Gene Sarazen. Nobody seemed to know just what happened. The press tent accepted the general verdict it was all even, Hope was said to have ihad a 38 “roughly speaking” going out. That was the ony remark ap(oroaching golf language we heard {in connection with the affair. | Just so there'll be no misunder[standing about Hope, we wish to

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abscess on his right side. | Blanton, who has suffered from | various ailments since reporting for!

|He was injured during a training |

3 | |that these are golf matches and game at Miami Beach, ¥la. The ab- | | they are played on golf courses, and Scess was removed last night. 3 | no one pays any attention to the had been in the hospital he

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weeks. He said he would be unable to.

|pitch again this season, but hoped to line up with a major league club |

in 1943. FIGHT RESULTS

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KLAND, Cal.—Earl Turner, Richmond, Cal, Jecisioned, rez, 146, Mexico City, Lopez, 12014, Corum, 128,

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and 4-3, (11 innings).

Paul Derringer won the first game of a Bunker

Hill day double-header, scattering seven safeties. Ray Starr scored his ninth victory of the season in the nightcap, although he gave up 10

safeties. Jim Tobin gave up nine

hits but couldn't win despite an

11th inning homer by Max West. Cincinnati had pushed over two runs

in its half of the 11th. Bob Klinger put the Pittsburgh

Pirates back on the winning path

in a night game by holding the Phils to nine hits for a 6-1 decision. The Bucs rapped four Phil hurlers for 10 safeties. In the American league the New York Yankees’ lead was cut to

nine games when the champs dropped a 1-0 game to Detroit.

Ned

Harris’ single with the bases loaded in the ninth gave the Tigers the decision after an eight-inning pitchers’ battle between Paul Trout

and Marvin Breuer. Trout allowed

the Yanks only five hits, handing

them their first shutout of the season. Breuer gave the Tigers six

safeties.

Mike Chartak and George McQuinn homered for the St. Louis

Browns in a 6-3 win over the Boston Red Sox.

Elden Auker gave up

only six hits—including Bobby Doerr’s 11th homer—for his eighth

victory.

The Browns hit three Boston tossers for 10 safeties.

Phil Marchildon hurled the Athletics a 4-3 victory over the Chi-

cago White Sox, Chicago runs.

For Mitt Show

Final arrangements have been

staged tomorrow night at Sports| | Arena by the Hercules Athletic

a Ssix-round |

Dayton, O., lightweight. Bud Cottey, local junior welterweight, will meet Johnny Wade of Wheeling, W. Va, in the 10-round main event. Holly Upchurch, Muncie lightweight, will battle Marshall Allison of Shelbyville in the six-round semi-windup. Other skirmishes on the card will pit Arnold Deer, Indianapolis welter, against Izzy Schwartz of Columbus, O, in a sixrounder and Ernie Maynard, Villa Grove, Ill, heavyweight, against Bob Allan of Kokomo, Ind. in the four-round opener.

Williams Resigns At Lapel School

LAPEL, June 18 (U. P.).—Mark Williams, basketball coach for the past two years at Lapel high school, resigned yesterday to accept a high school teaching position at Cambridge. During the two years he coached, the teams won 38 games and lost 10. Orville Armstrong, former assistant coach, succeeds Williams,

Epee Winner

NEW YORK, June 18 (U. P)— Enrique Santos, former Peruvian Olympic star now competing for the New York A. C, held the men’s individual epee championship to- | day after taking top honors in the national tournament of the Amateur Fencers League of Amer-

allowing only five hits. Taft Wright drove in all the The A's got to Johnny Humphries for nine blows.

Open Archery

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