Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 March 1944 — Page 24

‘SPORTS... By Eddie Ash

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JUAN ZURITA, new holder of the National Boxing association lightweight championship, is a boxer of the ~ %pld school.” . . . He does his best to flatten sparmates in gym workouts, and they are under orders to do the ~ same thing to him if they can. = The Mexican began his pro boxing career at the tender age of 13 in Mexico City. . . . And at 15 he was fighting veterans, including Midget Wolgast and Sixto Escobar when they were champions. « + » Wolgast was' holder of the flyweight title and Escobar ruled _ the bantamweight division. / Zurita dropped decision to both champs, but gave each a hard ‘bout. . . . The Mexican is fast on his feet and amazingly fast in throwing punches delivered from all angles.

. Millers Have Five Catchers on Roster THE Minneapolis Millers have five catchers to use as trading : bait. . . . However, two are inexperienced. , . . The rookies are Casey Dowling and Bud Leak. ... The three seasoned receivers are Mike Blazo, Tommy Padden 30d Jack Aragon. ...Padden's status is uncertain. . . . He has been reclassified 1-A. At this writing American association clubs best equipped with &-P talent and players holding medical discharges from the service are Milwaukee, Columbus, Toledo and Louisville. . . . Indianapolis, St. Paul, Minneapolis and Kansas City still are combing the country for help at certain positions. » o o 2 o 8 TOMMY HEATH, ace of the Columbus Red Birds’ catching staff, is to report for his pre-induction physical examination on April 5. . Other Bird catchers with experience are Joe Garagiolo and Ed Malone. . . . The Milwaukee Brewers are snowbound.... Four inches of snow reported at their Waukesha, Wis, training camp.

Louisville Has 35 Players in Camp . LOUISVILLE has 35 players in camp. ... The Colonels are training at home. . . . They are hounded by bad weather, too Tommy Fitzgerald, Courier-Journal baseball writer, tells this one: Frank Genovese, new Colonel outfielder, was encasing himself in 8 suit of long underwear before putting on his baseball uniform. . » Manager Harry Leibold sauntered in at this point and joshed Genovese about wearing long underwear beneath his uniform “in the south.” “Louisville is south, but south of what?” the player countered. “Cincinnati, friend, is the answer. So I brought my long underwear.” ‘ee = @ 2 = = LOUISVILLE has come up with a pitcher who-stands 6 feet 8 inches. . . . The cloudscraper is Ray Dabbelt who is returning to baseball after a brief layoff. ... He's a righthander with a lot of smoke,

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By UNITED PRESS -The Nazi controlled Rome radio beamed an English language frogram to allied troops in Italy last night purporting to be an interview with Max Schmeling, who lost face with Adolf Hitler when Joe Louis belted him out of the heavyweight picture. The broadcast, an apparent bid for a listening audience among American soldiers, was reported

by the U. S. foreign broadcast service, The man identified as “Der Max,” now a German soldier, went so far in the propaganda broadcast as to extend “good luck to all fighting 'Yankees.’ He also took occasion to deny that Primo Carnera, also a former world champion, had been shot by the Germans. In fact, “Der Max” said he recently talked with his old friend Carnera in Venice.

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BLOOMINGTON, Ind. March 31. —Frank (Red) Kane, the Indianapolis hockey player, who is described as a lefthanded first baseman, signed in at the Indianapolis Indians’ training camp today. He played semi-pro ball in Canada last year and will receive a thorough tryout. The Indians could use a capable first sacker. They have been trying to buy an experienced man in order to release Ed Morgan for outfield duty but so far all clubs contacted demanded players in return. In the event that Kane fills the bill the Tribesters will be much better off than the situation appears at the moment. He is 21, stands § feet 11 inches and weighs 185. He has a 4-F draft classification.

Game Weathered Out

Cold weather. postponed the scheduled exhibition between the Indians and Cincinnati Reds yesterday. The game probably will be played next week. Originally scheduled for Wednesday, it was the second postponement. The Indians spent yesterday in the Indiana university fieldhouse, running, throwing, batting and indulging in “pepper” games. Manager Ownie Bush hoped to get the Tribesters outdoors today. They have had only one drill ont Jordan field. The Indians are to play the Columbus Red Birds at Terre Haute Sunday and the Reds are to meet the Cleveland Americans at Indianapolis’ Victory field. Harry Kelley, veteran pitcher purchased from Memphis last week, joined the Tribe squad yesterday. Bill Heltzel, infielder, and Norman Schlueter, catcher, took their first long workouts after going through light exercise on Wednesday.

Jack Favored

Over Zurita

NEW YORK, March 31 (U. P.).— It’s “Meal Ticket” vs. “Hot Tamale” at Madison Square garden tonight as brown-skinned Beau Jack, Mike Jacobs’ million-dollar drawing card, attempts to ruin the New York debut of Mexico's Juan‘® Zurita, brand new lightweight champion. Beau Jack, fighting his 13th Garden main event, was a 3-1 favorite to beat the Mexican switchhitter in their 10-round non-title bout.

sociation’s version of the lightweight crown from Sammy Angott at Los Angeles, March 8, has more {backers than the lopsided odds {would indicate. Many experts believe that his unorthodox style will achieve victory—if he doesn't get knocked out in an early round. . The fans—curious about Zurita’s ability and confident of slam-bang action from Beau—are expected to attend 17,000 strong and to provide a gate of more than $90,000. Beau already has attracted a total of $947,477 for 12 garden main events. Tonight's gross will send him well over the million-dollar mark. With Sgt. Joe Louis in the army, Beau— former lightweight’ king—has become Mike Jacob's meal ticket,

Lawrence High Gives Awards

LAWRENCE CENTRAL High .school athletes were awarded letters and numerals at the annual banquet at the school last night. Recipients were: Basketball — Glenn Bracken, Norman Sloan, Ernest Slete, Ed McCarthy, Harry Steinmetz, Joe Miller, Jack Parker, Dean Groves, Ed McCoy, Guy Teator, Cross Country — Jack Parker, Billy Sedam.

Teator, Sloan, Miller, Richard Shiel, McCarthy, Steinmetz, John Hohn, Jim Bright. Track—Robert Negley, Robert Kee, Sloan, Roy Teator, William Shiel, Groves, John Hohn, Philip Wilson, William French. Cheer Leaders — Bonnie Hay, Wanda Dean (captain), Joan Wil- | dridge.

La Motta to Meet

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| CHICAGO, March 31 (U. P).— Jake La Motta, 23-year-old hardworking Bronx fighter, seeks to extend his impressive string of ring | victories tonight when he squares {off with Sgt. Lou Woods of Detroit (and Camp Grant, Ill, in a 10-round bout at the Chicago stadium. The middleweights will feature two distinctly different fighting styles when they headline Chicago's best fight card since last November.

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By UNITED PRESS - FRENCH LICK, Ind—The Chicago Cubs, who had shaped up on paper as one of the better National league clubs this season, began feeling the inroads of the draft today. Harry “Peanuts” Lowery, a speedy outfielder last season who had been considered as a possible replacement for retired Third Baseman Stan Hack, wired Manager Jimmy Wilson that he had been inducted in California. Billy Holm, the Bruins’ No. 1 catcher, /revealed he had been reclassified 1-A.

i —— LAFAYETTE, Ind—Jim Devlin

It was the 21-year-old rookie’s second appearance at the camp, having refused the first terms offered by the club. BALTIMORE, Md.— Colds and coughs forced light workouts on the Boston Red Sox today and drew another “beef” from Manager Joe Cronin regarding northern training facilities. The team is scheduled to meet the Curtis Bay ‘coast guard team tomorrow.

Tt alls | Weaken Chico Cubs Lineup: Aging Al Simmons May Be Used by Athletics

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FREDERICK, Md.—Veteran Al

ager of the Philadelphia Athletics, said the aging outfielder might be used to bolster the offensive attack. Simmons signed originally

as a coach.

WILMINGTON, Dx Del.—The Philadelphia Blue Jays, heartened by the news that veteran righthander. Bill Lee had been classified 1-AL, a limited service classification, play their first exhibition game of the season today “against the Yankees at Atlantic City. Lee and another pitcher, Anton Karl, notified Manager Freddie Fitzsimmons that they were on the way to join the club. COLLEGE PARK, Md.—Forced to forego batting practice because of ankle deep mud, the Washington Senators held speedy infield and pitching drills today. Milo Candini, an ex-Yankee, showed well in the hurling department.

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Week-end activities in local bowling will center around Fox-Hunt alleys, where 100 teams will face the maples as the fifth annual men’s five-man tournament draws to a close. They will be gunning for the Power Blades of the E. C. Atkins loop. who assumed the lead last week with a 3195 series. The regular weekly doubles tournaments, operated under the sponsorship of the Bowling Proprietors’ association, will be staged at the Broad Ripple alleys. Action is slated to start tomorrow night at 6 and Sunday afternoon at 2.

Andy Anderson, Universal... Bud Connolly, Printeraft ... Martin Pavey, Printcraft Herb Raymond, E. C. Atkins...... oes Walt O’Neil, Moonlite Major . John Hartman, Universal .. Owen Fancher, Holy Trinity.... . Wilbur Whiteside, Automotive........ Oberlies, John Koch Furniture....... R. Kuszmaul, Speedway Mixed....... Bob Haagsma, Auiomolive ene . Leo White, Automoti .» Leo Harlan, Inland Container, Vivasven Pate Bailey, Growers...........co00e0s L. Botzum, Universal . Al Stricbeck, Universal Harry Weevie, Int. Harvester

Lowel Fouch, Parkway Recn Al Bottin, Printeraft........ M. Cooley, Shrine Louie Cox, Coga-Lola. s Savimr en

OTHER LEAGUE LEADERS (MEN)

Harry Stiver, Sturm Recn...... . 893 Otto Ramumever; West Side Squeeze... . 591 Chas. O’Brien, Koerner Optical Mixed. 591 Hugh Fatout, Gyro 5

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OTHER 600 BOWLERS (MEN) Bauman, Curtiss Weight cewsraeeinvy Gib Smith, Universal. ................ 648 A urtiss-Wright ............ Carl Zike, - International Harvester... 642 Gaalema, gleamp Hoke

Iva Dininger, Roberson Coal ... 1| Peg Kelly, St:

Z| Mary Schmidt, Roberson Coal

Al Martin, L. S. Ayres ............... 610 | Lou Linson, P. R. Mallory ........... 510 Paul Weatherly, John 1 Koch Furniture. 607 | Anna Elstrod, Roberson Coal per YE . 510 Sherman Gatchell, Coca-Cbla......... 607 | Pear] Cotton, Roberson Coal ........: 509 Jim Reed, Printeraft ....... 606 | Lucille Kistner, St. Philip No. 1....... 508 Jack Lovelace, Coca-Cola.. . Dorothy Wineman, Amer. Utd. Life Ins, 508 Walt Jones, Printcraft . 604 | Muriel Hayes, Roberson Coal ......... 507 Art Becks, St. Cecelia Recreation Pauline. Richey, Roberson Coal ....... 506 Ralph Miller, Universal a Huffman, Koerner Optical Mixed 506

draft board summons, will begin workouts with the St. Louis Browns today. Manager Luke Sewell doubtfully hoped for some warmer weather so the Squad could get some ous door work.

LAKEWOOD, DN. J=Iron Man Hugh Luby of "the Oakland, Cal,’ club in the Pacific Coast league where he played in 866 consecuUvy games, was in uniform today Mel Ott ordered a double workout. Luby, a second baseman, hit .313 last year and appeared in 1026 of the 1044 games played by Oakland since he joined the club in 1938. * —— = > BEAR MOUNTAIN, N. Y.~The Brooklyn Dodgers prepared for their first exhibition game of the season] today against the West Point team after rain forced the cancellation of .the tilt scheduled for yesterday. Pitcher Les Webber and outfielder Augie Galan were on hand with contracts signed soon after their ar rival, but the good news was offset by the report that Arky Vaughan would stay on his «California ranch

fielder Allen Zarilla, despite the

The 35th annual men’s state tour-

be a stalemate over the week-end as far as local bowlers are concerned. Although activity will go along as usual no Indianapolis entrants are slated for action. The next vanguard of local pinmen will not descend on the host city until April 22. The best scoring performances of last night's league sessions were turned in by members of the Universal loop, rolling at Pritchett’s. Nash Schuck and Clyde Hoffa divided the honors when each totaled

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Jennie Sweeney, Coca-Cola ........... 5441 Artie Stephenson, St. Philly Xo. 1..... 341 Helen Dietz, Seven-Up .. ow 8

Rickie Onetto, Coca-Cola ...... Flossie Haufler, Roberson Coal .

“Philip Neo. 1........ Laura Alexander, Roberson Mary Curd, Curtiss-Wright Helen Schmidt, Gertrude Fox, Mi Margaret Skelton, I rs aut . Jerry Pearson, Roberson Coal ... Gertrude Pruitt, Moonlite ...... Betty Shipman, Roberson Coal .

Marie Dux, Coca-Cola .........c000uu, Vivian Weaver, Moonlite ............. 5 Marie Little, er oor Country Club.. 511

Betty Nigh, Roberson Coal ..... Artella Waggoner, Moonlite .... Jane Wulzen, Roberson Coal ... Damsel Baxter, Roberson Coal Etta Mae Vickery, Coca-Cola ... Betty Weaver, Roberson Coal .. Beulah Maners, Roberson Coal Margaret Dalton, Coca-Cola Ruth Adolay, Coca-Cola

OTHER LEAGUE LEADERS (WOMEN)

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Domasco, Building Trades .........,. Lottie Trump, Orange Squeeze «487 John Hauser, Allison Speedway cesses 571 | Roberta Pittman, Speedway Mixed. . . 486 Earl Bright, Elks ... 564 | Fannie Cable, U. 8. Rubber .......... 474 Bed Williams, Dezelan’ Industrial ..... 562 | Nola Waddell, Sears-Roebuck ........ 432 . Wehrling, Alpha .. ...... ......... 560 | Nancy Rich, Lukas-Harold Mixed .... 467 arshall Reynolds, Lukas- Har. Mixed 347 | Evelyn Harlan, Uptown .............. 46

Virginia Spohr, Mallory

will present a five-scrap program featuring a 10-round heavyweight mill between Ira Hughes, 185, Pittsburgh, and Johnny Denson, 194, Indianapolis. Hughes and four other belters on the card will be! making their first starts here. A capacity crowd is expected. The complete card follows: Main event—10 rounds—Heavy-

weights: Ira Hughes vs. Johnny Denson. Semi-windup—8 rounds—Heavy-

Sellout Crowd Predicted for Tonight's Armory Boxing Show

Ten professional mitt tossers will| weights: Colion Chaney, Indiango into action tonight at “the Arm- apolis, vs. Jack Hodges, Columory when the Hercules Athletic club bus, O.

Prelim—6 rounds—Welterweights: Tiger Jackson, Akron, vs, Willie Russell, Cleveland. Prelim—6 rounds—Middleweights: Tommy Woodard, Cleveland, O., vs. Arnold Deer, Indianapolis Prelim—4 rounds—Middleweights: Luck Smith, Louisville, vs. Rolland Hopp, Indianapolis, Hodges, Jackson, Smith and Hopp are other newcomers on the program. The curtain raiser will start at 8:30.

Howe high school’s ,track team will open its season in a dual meet with Ben Davis at the Hornets’ oval Tuesday. Fifty-five candidates are being trained by Coach Sam Kelley. The remainder of the schedule is: April 11, at Broad Ripple; April

14, at Manual; April 18, Southport; April 21, Southport relays; April 25, at Shortridge; April 28, city meet; May 2, Lawrence Central; May 5, at Washington; May 8, at Warren Central; May 13, sectional.

Track Meets Begin Tuesday; uns roven seers. | Howe Manual Draft Skeds

Meredith Flory, Glen Siferd, Bob Bower, Jimmy Eklem and Mike Muehlhausen.

Wrestling Tourney Called Off at ‘Y’

Plans for the annual A. A. U. wrestling meet scheduled at the Y. M. C. A. tomorrow have been

abandoned, M. I. Lehman, director of physical education at the “Y”

said today. Entries fell far below expectations and the meet .was canceled

when the withdrawal of Lafayette

Manual Schedule

The Manual high school track team also will open its season Tuesday, meeting the Southport Cardinals on the Manual field. Other home meets include: Howe, April 14; Warren Central, May 2 and Washington, May 9. The Redskins go to Short ridge May 5 and will compete in the Southport relays April 22, the city meet April 28 and the sectional May 13.

Berries Have Vets Logansport. hight school opens its track season April 21. Eight veterans from last year have reported for practice. They include Arthur Leirer, John Nist, George Baumann,

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694, Nash had 212, 236, 246 for Van Camp's Tenderoni and Hoffa 211, 243, 240 for Hoffa's Cafe, Paul Webb produced the runnerup series, 224, 224, 228—676, in the Printcraft circuit, also at Pritchett’s. He rolled with McCollum Paper Co. Frank Komlanc was next with 203, 231, 225-659 for Stanley Jewelers of the Holy Trinity league at Dezelan’s. R. Laker completed the

better-than-650 list with 208, 235,

215-656 in the Pritchett handicap session. Eight members of feminine loops reached 550, with Lucy Stephens’ 584 in the American United Life Insurance league at Pritchett’s carrying off honors. Three members

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outstanding totals, Doris Parsons having 589, Judy Hindel 575 and

ss| Vivian Parsons 550. Mary Leppert oot and Mabel Skinner led the Coca-

Cola leaguers at Pritchett’'s with 577 and 560. Mary White's 558 in the Curtiss-Wright and Edna La Wary’s 557. in the Seven-Up at the

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produce an unusual amount of ace tion. It will be for two falls out of three. Lou (The Great) Plummer, Baltimore heavyweight and holder of the Purple Heart, will return for a

Black Hawks, Canadiens Win

The Ah pi a. and the Chicago Black Hawks entered the final round of the Stanley cup playoffs today by virtue of comparativeiy easy victories in last night's play The Canadiens, seasonal champions of the national hockey league, swamped the Toronto Maple Leafs, 11-0 in the fifth of the best of seven series. Toronto's only victory was in the first game. Tallying twice in

Cup Series Scheduled

MONTREAL, March 31 (U, P.).— Red Dutton, managing director of the National Hockey league, sald today that the Stanley cup final round play-off between the ‘Montreal Canadiens and the Chicago Bask Hawks will open here Tuesy. The series then will switch to Chicago the following Thursday and Sunday and the remainder of the games probably will be played here, since no ice is available in Chicago after April 9.

the first two frames and closing with a seven goal rush, the Canadiens recorded one of the most lopsided victories in the history of postseason play. Ray Getliffe, Maurice Richard Chamberlain and Toe Blake paced the winners with two goals apiece. At Detroit the Black Hawks eliminated the Red Wings from further competition with a 85-2 triumph in the fifth game of their series.

successive game, sparked the victors, who finished in fourth place during seasonal play.

o RA Bears Defeat Barons The Hershey Bears were still in the running for the American Hockey league post-season playoff title by virtue of their 5-3 victory over the Cleveland Barons last night. The triumph tied the Her-shey-Cleveland best-of-seven series at three games each, The winner of the final game will mee the Buffalo Bisons, victorious over the Indianapolis Capitals in four out of five games, for the post season title.

Jones Promoted Maj. Robert (Bobby) Jones of Atlanta, one-time golf champion who now is an intelligence officer with the 8th U. 8. air force, has been

-* An old favorite will return to the Indianapolis ball park Sunday whes

Comn,, featherweight champion who recently received a medical discharge from the navy, will make his first re-appearance in the ring at Hartford Tuesday against Leo Francis of Panama.

The Roller Skating Rink Operas tors’ association will sponsor the annual amateur roller skating cham plonship at Rollerland, 926 N. Penne sylvania st., Tuesday. Preliminaries will be in the afternoon and finals that night. Winners will be sent to the national tournament in Detrois May 1-6.

The Fountain Square Athletle club's softball team desires a game for April 16. Contact Hyatt G. Johnson, 725 Shelby st, MA-3075,

18,125 See Utah Capture Crown

NEW YORK, March 31 (U. P).Utah university's stringbean quine tet, overlooked after they bowed to Kentucky in the opening round of the national invitation tournament, ruled today as mythical basketball champions of the nation by virtue of a 43-38 victory over St. John's

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