Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 July 1942 — Page 21

Midgers I'ry \pecial Race

The “thunder-bugs” at the Inwill inaugmte their Friday night racing bills a special la headliner fea8 an inverted start on the last of night's class A

test. - The . vis run in two legs of 151aps each. The field for the first . hdf the ‘event is made up of the 12 fastest qualifiers, but after 15. ts all but the eight fastest must leave the track. Then, before the second leg of

laps of 12

the race can start, those drivers!

m tio p and

reverse their respective posiThe winner must change with the No. 8 car, the No. 2 . 7 cars trade positions, and

80 on: until the entire order of the|!

fields is feversed.

Time trials start at 6:30 b. m.and|f

tion races get under way a. The class B feature is ed at 9:15 p. m, and the 30+ follows at 9:30 p. m.

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+. By PAUL SCHEF¥ELS ; United Press Staff Corpespondent , NEW YORK, July 16—The St. Louis Cardinals, accused of con<

ceding the National league pennant to the Brooklyn Dodgers last week

when they traded righthander Lon Warneke to the Chicago Cubs, came up with a double-barreled answer for their critics today. Rookie righthanders Johnny Beazley and Murray Dickson furnished the explanation to the “wondér why” clique and if they continue the

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, MADISON AND RAY

effectiveness they displayed in a

=| twin win over the Philadelphia

Phils yesterday, the Cards still may make a race of the senior circuit campaign.

association, where he won 16 games and ranked fourth in earned run effectiveness; -and Dickson led the American association with 21 victories, including a trio of threehitters. This freshman tandem| . collaborated in brilliant fashion to defeat the Phils, 7-3, 9-4, and bring the Red Birds within 7% games of Brooklyn's pace-setting Dodgers.

‘Mates Nick Hoerst

Beazley gave up nine hits, including an eighth-inning homer by Ben Warren with one on, in his 10th triumph. His mates nicked Frank Hoerst, Ike Pearson and Sam Nahem for 11 hits and scored’ against each. Harry Walker hit a double and single and Enos Slaughter a triple and single, pacing the 11-hit St. Louis attack. : Dickson gave up only seven safeties in the nightcap for his third win against one defeat. Five Philadelphia errors aided the Cards in scoring five unearned runs. Johnny Hopp stole home in the fourth and the Cards staged a seven-run rally in the sixth. Walker collected a double and two singles in this game.

Kirbe Higbe taking his ninth victory with some Ilate-inning help from Hugh. Casey. The Dodgers banged five pitchers for 13 hits including Billy Herman's sixth-inning homer. The Cubs had nine hits and five errors. Lou Novikoff and Jimmy Foxx hit homers in the fourth off Higbe.

Reds, Braves Split

The Reds divided with the Braves. Bucky Walters registered his 11th victory with a five-hit, 6-2, triumph over the Braves in the, first game.

with seven hifs for a 7-2 decision in

Reds, with three singles and a triple in the first game and a single his first time up in the second, ran his batting streak to eight hits in eight consecutive trips before he was halted in the fourth. The modern record, set by Pinky Higgins of Detroit in 1938, is 12. :

6-2, on six hits. The Pirates collected nine hits off three moundsmen but the most damaging blow was Vince DiMaggio’s double with the bases filled in the seventh. The Yankees increased their American league edge over the Red Sox to 6% games by blanking Cleveland, 4-0, while Boston divided with the White Sox. The Red Sox won

the nightcap, 11-6. Consecutive Shutouts Atley Donald held the Indians. to

out in as many days and his mates racked up 10 blows off Chubby Dean: The only Yankee run driven home by a hit came in thé second when Phil Rizzuto followed Charley Keller’s triple with a single. Buddy Hassett connected for three singles in five trips. Tex Hughson turned in his 10th victory, holding ‘the White Sox to seven ‘hits in the first game. Ed Smith went the route for Chicago and was hammered for seven runs

Maggio hit a triple and two singles. Charley Wagner started for the Red Sox in the second game and Chicago clipped him for eight runs on seven hits before he was yanked in the second inning. The White Sox. collected 15 hits. Bill Dietrich and Joe Hayes gave Boston 10 blows, including Ted Williams’ 19th homer with one on in the seventh.

Brownies Move Ahead

The St. Louis Browns surged to within one game of the first division with their fourth straight victory, 7-4, over the Athletics last night before 10,531 at Philadelphia.

with his 13th homer—with the bases full in the second—and a triple, driving in five runs while Elden Auker held the A’s to six hits for his 11th victory. Jimmy Pofahl’s single scored Jake Early in the 11th inning and the Senators defeated Detroit, 4-3, in a night game at Washington before a crowd of 7000. Early Wynn went the route for the Senators, although he allowed 15 hits.

Falkenburgs in Doubles Finals

FOREST HILLS, N. Y., July 16 (U. P.)—Tom and Bob. Falkenburg of Hollywood, Cal, holders of the National interscholastic doublés crown, seek the eastern junior tennis title today when they play Ted Backe of Bayshore, N. Y., and

James Lichtman of New Rochelle, N. Y., in the doubles final.

N. J, and Bill‘ Yivisaker, Shrewsbury, N. J. 6-2, 5-7, 6-3.

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Rip Sewell won victory No. 10 for|. Pittsburgh, defeating the Giants,|!

the opener, 10-1, and Chicago won

four hits in the second Yankee shut- | |

Chet: Laabs paced the Brownies]!

Weighs Pro’ Bid PHILADELPHIA, July 8 Here w a football player who may

take the big hop from high school

| to professional ball. ; _~Joe Geri, who graduated from & high school near this city, has been offered a contract ‘by. the Philadelphia Eagles. . Geri, 8 back, i welghitig the offer but may decide to enter the ' University of Georgia in the fall.

‘Y’ Swim Team Changes Course .The Indianapolis ¥Y. M. C. A.

senior swimming team has moved

its regular practice sessions to the Broad Ripple pool for the remainder of the summer that the boys may familiarize themselves with the long 50-meter racing course in preparation for the outdoor swimming

‘| meets next monih.

Boys in this group are Vurl Murphy, Dick Roeder, Bill Lawson, Frank Hurley, Rod Davis and Frank Ward.

BASEBALL

The ear, would Ii Xiks 104, undefeated

this y! for July 26 g Games for. a also are wanted.’ mond, Marion and Frankfort notice. Write Charles Burnett, 638 N. West st.

The Indianapolis Black Indians will play at Denver, Ind., Sunday, and are scheduled for Bedford, July 26. | Night games are wanted for August. Write Mathew: 726 N. Senate ave., or call LI-0963. Charles Burnett please notice.

For_games with the Indiana; us, Black Indians write Ray Highland, st., or call WA-

Brooklyn trounced the Cubs, 10-5, |

Manuel Salvo checked the Reds]

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New YORK, July 16 u. PJ) fl

The motion picture “pride of the Yankees,” which had iis premiere

last night on Broadway :nd in 40}

neighborhood theaters of }Jew York,

was praised today by critics as a

dramatic tribute to the human

qualities which endéare: the late

Lou Gehrig to millions 0: baseball Tans. In addition to its fuss

: at the [Astor theater,

performance only, dt

houses in the five poate of New|:

York.

Bosley Crowther, New “York Times | #&

critic, said the pietyre was, “without being pretentious, a réal saga of

‘American life—homely, humorous,

sentimental and- compc sed in patient detail.” While ass:rting that Cooper, as a ball player, “doesn’t look too good slamming ar scooping ’em up,” Crowther foun: him “per-

fectly able when it coms to play-

ing the diffident, homes) i'n man.” Kate Cameron of the New York Daily News said the picture was “one of Samuel Goldwy: : best productions,” and a “fine and fitting

1 tribute to a great America; 1 athlete.”

Optimists Gol: Members of the Indianapolis Optimists club have beer: invited by the Anderson Optimists/ciub to participate in a golf tourrzament, July 23, at the Anderson Country club.

| Prank Huse is golf chairman.

| Western division teams of the Union Printers’ International baseball league will meet at Riverside Sunday in a split tourney to determine a champion. ‘The tourney winner will play the eastern division champion two out of three games, at a later date for the national championship in New York. Competing here will be teams from Indianapolis, St. Louis, Chicago, Cincinnati and Detroit, last year’s winner. i The national championship battle in New York will be a benefit performance. The proceeds will be

(Golfer Plays 288

Holes in 24 Hours

HANNIBAL, Mo., July 16 (U. P.). —Bob Howell, Hannibal, completed his fifth annual marathon golf test Tuesday night by setting a new personal record of 288 holes in slightly more than 24 hours. Howell, 23, lost three hours’ playing time because of weather conditions, but he spent 25 full hours at the nine-hole Mark Twain course. During the period he' lost six pounds, walked 75 miles and made 1351 strokes, His average was 42 per nine holes on the par 34 course.

Dorothy Ellis

Miss Dorothy Ellis with an 83 won low gross honors for members yesferday in the Meridian Hills Golf .and Country club guest -day golf tournament. Mrs.’ V. Hathaway Simmond was second with an 89. Mrs. William F., Hoffman and Mrs. C. E. Roach were first ‘and second, respectively, in the members’ low net class. . Low gross guest golfers were led by Mrs. Roy L. Swanson with a 92. Mrs. George Enos was second with 94. Mrs. J. B. Ogden, Lebanon, and Mrs. F. A. Fletcher were low net leaders for the guests. Nine-hole division winners were Mrs. James L. Schell, Mrs. L. Roscoe Sinclair and’'Mrs. J. Floyd King.

Foxy French CHICAGO, July 16.—In winning 10 straight games against no defeats, Larry French, veteran Brooklyn Dodger southpaw, had an earned-run average of .8109.

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