Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 July 1943 — Page 7
WEDNESDAY, JULY 21, 1043
Jimmy
Light Heavy
Renounces His Claim to Title
WASHINGTON, July 21 (U. P.).— Jimmy Bivins, Cleveland Negro, Joins Billy Conn and Melio Bettina
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Bivins Joins Contenders For Sgt. Joe Louis’ Crown
| Let's Go Fishing—
25 Bluegill
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ar contenders for Sgt. Joe Louis’!
heavyweight championship in new raises issued today by the National Boxing association. Bivins renounced claims light-heavyweight
to
crown and re-
the |
quested the N. B. A. to move him into the unlimited division, Presi- |
dent Abe J. Greene explained. The new ratings
changes.
show
with another contender added to aspirants for the Luther (Siugger)
mains open
few | ihe lightweight title re-| logical |
White of |
C 1 3. nore joined the circle previous- | ly occupied only by Sammy Angott, |
self-retired champion making a comeback, and Bob Montgomery of Philadelphia, recognized in New York and Pennsylvania as chamPY ! *Tami Mauriello, Lee Turkey Thompson are classed as outstanding heavyweights, with honorable mention to Harry Bobo, Pat Valentino, Lou Nova, Roscoe Toles, Buddy Baer, Gomez, Lee Murray Worlds. Three Others Frozen
and Clayton
Three other championships, in addition to the heavy weight title, frozen for the duration are light heavyweight, held by Coast Guardsman Gus Lesnevich; middleweight, ruled by Tony Zale of the navy, and welterweight, worn by Freddie Cochrane of the navy. Freddie Mills of England is rated as the only light heavy contender, with Nate Bolden, Lloyd Marshall, Afton Christoforidas and Ezzard Charles ranked as outstanding. Tommy Tucker, Billy Soose, Johnny Colan and Booker Beckwith received honorable mention. Ranked as middleweight contenders are George Abrams, Jake Lamotta, Tony Martin Ernie Vigh and Coley Welch, with outstanding rating to Steve Belloise, Jose Basora. Holman Williams and Charles Burley. Honorably mentioned are Fred Apkxioli, Steve Mamakos, Tommy YArosz, Ed Booker and Jack Chase. Henry Armstrong and Ray Robinson are selected as welterweight contenders, with California Jackie Wilson, Marty Servo, Fritzie Zivie and Young Kid McCov marked as oufstanding. Mentioned are Louis Kid Cocoa, Carlos Malacara. Earl Turner, Ernie Roderick and Jimmy Garrison. : The mixed-up lightweight division hay Beau Jack, Willie Joyce. Juan
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That String, Count "Em
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So the fish aren't biting this year, huh? This bag limit of bluegills, weighing 10 pounds, one ounce, was caught by H. L. Stewart up Clermont way. Yep, you guessed it, he uses that California
bait we said wasn't any good.
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Zurita and Johnny Greco rated as outstanding, with mention for Allie Bobby Ruffin, Lulu tino, Maxie Shapiro, Chester Rico, John Thomas, Eric Boon, Dave Cas-
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tilloux, Tommy Jessup, Jimmy Hatcher, Ronnie James, Ray Lunny and Johnny Hutchinson. Jackie Callura rules the N. B. A, featherweight roost, with Willie Pep, champion New York style, and Chalky Wright, recognized as contenders. Sal Bartolo and Phil Terranova are named outstanding with mention for Mike Raffa, Pittsburgh Jackie Wilson, Maurice La Chance, Pedro Hernande?, Frankie Carto, Tom Smith and Loon Haire. Among the smaller men, Manuel Oritz wears the bantam crown and Little Dado is head man of the flyweights. Kui Kong Young and Rush Dalma are ranked as Ortiz’ contenders, Ontstanding are Bennie Goldberg and Carlos Chavez with mention for Lenardo Lopez. Tom McGlinchey, Tony Olivera and Ham Willoby. Opposition for Dado, the midget Filipino, all must come from England. Nine possible opponents are named, all from the British Isles,
Double Bill Slated The Finch Park Juniors will meet the Keystone Juniors in a doubleheader at 5:30 p. m. today at Finch park. The Finch team will play,
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Bass Carry Their Own Worms
Ry TIM TIPPETT OUR ENTHUSIASM for fishing died a thousand deaths this week. It was reported to us that bass in Eagle creek were infested with worms. We were all set to throw away our tackle and start helping around
the house for the duration.
However, before establishing such a pre-
cedent we gave the conservation department a fast check by phone.
And so we're going fishing again.
been glowering at the unswept garage and foot high grass in the yard why just throw away the broom and let the grass grow. The fish and game division, unlike some government agencies we could mention, was on its toes and had the situation and the answers well in hand. It seems that worms have bothered Hoosier fish for years and your reaction can safely be: “So what?” The worms don't bother the fish and they are easily found and removed The conservation boys made a survey of the problem several vears ago. They found that fish infested with worms or mussels are common in this Icecality, Tippecanoe and some stagn-nt ponds and lakes have mo.» inan their share of this troubdie. However there is no danger in handling or eating these fish. To get rid of bugs just skin the fish and give them the brush off,
The worms attach themselves to the fish and work their way under the skin and after a time the fish and become free moving agents. Mussels at one stage of their life do the same thing, (This is probably as good a place as any to urge you anglers to postcard to the conservation department any out-of-the-ordinary behavior or facts about fishing in the state. Remember the fish and game division was created to make fishing as near perfect as possible. The more co-operation they get, the better fishing will be.) =
Well, Let's G
WITH THE exception of few days at the opening of season, conservation officials, lieve the next few weeks should afford the best fishing vet. Stream and weather conditions all point to it.
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In Our Other Coat
AMONG THE things we'd like to see before we join Izaak Walton is the expression on a Hoo-
sier bronze back's face when sees a sea horse wriggle past its nose. At the moment there is an angler in town who
on the novel plug and try it out in nearby bass haunts. (We'd
give you his name but being the |
typical reporter we left our notes in our other coat and by they're getting a good dry cleaning.) Using a sea horse plug probably isn't as fantastic as it sounds. We know a bass (now dead) who struck on an inch and a half cucumber in the Tippecanoe. Vas you d'ere Charlieeee,
The Lowly Pout
FISHING IS composed of one third fishing, one third conand one third lving as far as we can make out.
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the pros and cons are most evenly | divided about the catfish, bull- | head, pout or whatever you wish | to call this scaleless fish.
Personally we're on the pro side. |
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now |
And of | all the fish that create arguments |
If you've found worms and have
We think and as game as a lot of lunkheads |
thev are good to eat we've drageed out hand over hand and bragged about later as tough fighters. One of
pouts is their inborn co-operation
the nice things about
in getting nicely hooked. dusk, a gob of worms on a gond strong hook, it The bhullhead Afier awhile progresses out
themselves Go out about put
and sit back.
do
throw in the the
will rest, as night from hiding place comers th~ sirek be-whiskered bullhead., Ninety times of ninety-nine (if he sees the bait) he'll, with uiter disregard for | danger, promptly swallow same | and swim off contentedlv. Then of course vou have to pull him in —but that's all you have to do— just vank. There three why vou should be careful in handling a captured bull—these being the three prongs that guarantee peace and quiet to bullheads in their natural surroundings. Here is the proper wav to handle these excellent-eating fish: Using your left hand, approach along the back from the tail, place the left forefinger over his left prong. set thumb over right prong, thus the top prong will be caught at the base of the angle of vour forefinger and thumb. Now jou figure out how to let go.
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772 RING-NECKED PHEASANT, AN IMMIGRANT FROM CHINA, HAS BEEN MADE THE OFFICIAL STATE BIRD OF SOUTH DAKOTA /
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For Hunting
WASHINGTON, July 21 (U. P). —With the greatest southward flight of ducks and geese in 20] vears in prospect, the interior de-| partment today announced the reg- | ulations to govern the hunting of | migratory waterfowl in 1043. It was explained that it will be! one of the best seasons for what hunters there are, because “a lot of sportsmen are in the army and war production and because of trans-! portation difficulties.” |
Though ammunition will be | available. it was pointed out that the supply will be far less than in normal times. Two of the major changes in this vear's hunting regulations are that hunters will be allowed to start shooting a half hour before sun up; and in order to allow sportsmen to make better use of their game as meat they mayv keep it two weeks longer than previously. In former vears, hunters were only allowed to keep the game 30 davs after the close of the hunting season.
Out Syracuse
Br UNITED PRESS Baltimore, battling to gain a firstdivision spot in the International league, whipped Svracuse, 6-5, in the first game of a twilight doubleheader and then bowed to the Chiefs, 6-1, in the second contest last night. The Orioles shoved over a run in the fourth to win the first game as Steve Gromek held the Chiefs to|
| nine hits, but Tommy Delacruz held |the Oricles to four hits as Syracuse {slammed
out 10 safeties in the nighteap. Buffalo split w Rochester, winning the first gaue, 5-1, behind the four-hit pitching of Flovd Giebell, but tripped in the nighteap, 7-5. The Wings got their seven
runs in the first three frames of
(the second contest off Jack Tising.
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Terre Haute
Deckard Storage of Terre Haute, ! defending Wabash Valley chamand Ailison Patrolmen, | and county softball kingping, ! tangle for the frst time season when the two cluhs meet in the featured game of a twin bill to be played under the lighis at Softball stadium next Sunday
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Yep, that smile on the faces of Harry Geisel, left, and Del Giffin, was a result of that choice mor-
sel which Mr. Geisel holds on a fork. rare) item these days.
You quessed it, it's a T-bone steak, a rare (and it was medium Mr. Geisel, former American league umpire, will be the master of ceremonies
at the annual amateur day of the Indianapolis Amateur Baseball association Sunday at Victory field,
Mr. Giffin is vice president of the association.
the association met to make final plans for the amateur day program.
Sunderland, Helft Win Tournaments
| Young Sunderland won the Cen-|Indianapolis, 6-1, 3-6, 6-2, 6-1, [tral Indaina junior |terday by defeating Bill Boyer of boys’ tournament Sunday. |
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