Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 August 1944 — Page 27

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THURSDAY, AUG. 17,

Softball Games| Are Postponed |

At Softball stadium, Kingan A. A. plays Brownsburg at 7:15; P. R. Mallory Co. tackles Allison Tool Supervision at 8:30 and Speedway V. F. W, meets Allison Red Rings dt §38°" =F Therma At Speedway, Diamond Chain Gang and American Bearing clash at 7:15; Allison Rockets face Loyal Order of Moose at 8:30 an - Wright meets U. 8. Tié#Wt:9:15. The Curtiss aggregation won the No. 1 spot in the tourney seedings. The second night of play in the girls’ tournament, scheduled at Speedway tonight, will be played

had fairly good luck most of

vacations with a dulled eye, no gas and no Shafer and James aren’t giving out with

the past. The fish are there but

fishermen’s souls, While some have anglers are coming back from brief

their minds are on the war or the

heat but certainly not food or lures.

One happy exception just reported in is Patton lake where one angler brought in a good mess of two and three pound bass for several days running. In streams and pits the story of not much luck is comparable with the lake fishing. The recent flash storm and the continued heat and low water all combine to keep the sport on the dull Yside. Br However, fishing, like most things, runs in spells. It’s hard to tell when this bad streak will

tomorrow night.

end, but we hope we're out with

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Best of the Week

NEATEST BIT of fishing around these parts lately gives credit to H. E. Gray. He was out bluegilling the other day, using a two-pound gut leader and a No. 10 hook. On this tackle he man. aged to land a five-and-three-quarter-pound big-mouth, which was 22% inches long and had a 14% -inch girth. When the bass broke water for the first time, Gray's partner, 8S. O. Byrum, made a mad dash for the car to get his landing net, but by the time he'd unlocked the car, got the net and returned the fish was landed. Incidentally, the two got their limit in bluegills the same day and broke seven leaders doing it. For reasons that we can certainly appreciate, where the bass was caught is being kept secret. Cant say that we blame them, but remembering some of the big lunkers that Claude Allison has netted hereabouts our guess is that it was in a pit. What pit remains as the $64 question and we wouldn't put it past ourselves to get up in the middle of the night and trail those two for its a cinch theyll be fishing the same spot for a

And in times like these anything’s fair in politics and fishing.

Carp Hors d’Oeuvre

1 DON'T KNOW many of you who want to deliberately go out and catch carp, but if you do the bait problem is pretty simple. Just get some of the largest lima beans out of your garden and soak them overnight. Two on a hook is sufficient and the carp apparently think they're fine eating. Personally we prefer filet mignon mith mushrooms, but then nobody wants to catch us so that's neither here nor there.

Heavyweights Will Feature

Card at Arena

A six-round clash between heavyweights is expected to highlight boxing action at Sports Arena tonight when the Hercules Athletic club will stage the seventh “Club Night” pro mitt bill of the summer season. Another six, two fives and two fours will make up the six-tilt bill. The complete program follows: 8ix Rounds—Heavyweights: Colion Chaney, 190, Indianapolis, vs. Ed Young, 185, Camp Atterbury.

Six Rounds—Middleweights: Arn-

.jold Deer, Indianapolis, vs. Jim

Crowe, Camp Atterbury.

Five Rounds — Welterweights: James Sherron, Indiaanpolis, vs. Tiger Kiggins, Indianapolis. Five Rounds—Lightweights: Nate Barr, Camp Atterbury, vs. Joe Poindexter, Indianapolis, Four Rounds—Welterweights: Billy Hayes, Indianapolis, vs. Joe Dahng Camp: Atterbury. Four Rounds — Welterweights:Marshall Allison, Shelbyville, Ind. vs. Kid Watson, Evansville, Ind. Young and Dahm are newcomers to the arena. The opening scrap

will start at 8:30 o'clock.

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES Browns Recall 11940 Race as

Tigers Climb

NEW YORK, Aug. 17 (U.P) —If memories of the 1940 pennant race are stirring in the heads of the Detroit Tigers today, practically no

fone should be surprised, but the

front-running St. Louis Browns may be a little alarmed. For those who recall that lightning dash to the American league pennant in the final six weeks of the season, the’ present winning pace of the Detroit entry provides a “tailor-made” pattern for something similar this year. At this juncture in 1040, the Tigers were in second place, being challenged by the third-place New York Yankees and there was little doubt among baseball minds that the Cleveland Indians would breeze in, Then the Tigers applied the preamble to their. “photo finish.” With a brilliant stretch of winning baseball, they moved into first place on Sept. 9, although they weren't able to hold it for more than a day. Moreover,” they had been as low as third on Sept. 6. Finally they took over first place again on Sept. 19 and held it to the finish, winning by a two-game margin. ’ _ The Browns may be comforted by the knowledge that their margin at present is greater than Cleveland enjoyed over the Tigers in 1940 at this time, but it may not reassure them to know that Detroit. was a full five and a half games behihd as late as Aug. 22.

Metheny Wins for Yanks

The Tigers got off to a winning start in their important series with the Boston Red Sox yesterday, tak-

Rex Cecil on Rudy York's threerun homer in the seventh. It was

put them only a half game behind the second place Red Sox. Manager Steve O'Neill gambled on Rufus Gentry, who had lost four) times previously to Boston this year and the hunch was a good one, and

yond first base after the third inning, i The Yankees won in fictionfashion at New York, Bud Metheny hitting a three-run homer with! two out in the ninth to provide an 11 to 8 victory over Cleveland. The | Yankees made 19 hits with Nick Etten also homering, while the In-| dians collected 16, Mickey Rocco | and Roy Cullenbine getting homers. | The Browns muffed a chance to | improve their lead by losing 4 to 2 | to the A's at Philadelphia. Russ! Christopher was steady except in| the fifth when Miit Byrnes socked a two run homer. Jack Kramer, the Browns’ starter, was in trouble in nearly every inning. The White Sox bunched hits to! defeat the Senators 7 to 2 under! the lights at Washington. Losing pitcher John Niggeling struck out nine and had only one bad inning when he gave up threé runs, The White sox got the others in the ninth after he had left the game. | Victor Ed Lopat won his sixth game. .

Ohio Tennis Star

In Quarter-Finals

CHESTNUT HILL, Mass., Aug. 17} (U. P.) —Shirley Fry of Akron, O. victor in an upset match yesterday, moved into the quarter-finals of the Longwood Cricket club special invitational tennis tournament | today, where she opposes second- | ranked Louise Brough of Beverly Hills, Cal. { Miss Fry, 17-year-old national junior indoor women’s champion, | played brilliantly to defeat seventhranking Dorothy Head of Berkeley, | Cal, 11-9, 6-2. - - In -the other quarter-finals match scheduled for today, national singles champion Pauline Betz of Los Angeles opposes Mrs. Helen Peder-

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their 12th victory in 14 games and [J

the Red Sox didn't get a man be- }

New Players Added [Sox are encountered Saturday nignt, Ex-Northwestern

To Clowns’ Roster

been added to the Clowns for their stretch

at 8:30 at Victory field. - One of the newcomers is Cuban, Several new players who have|the seventh from that island to join dianapolis the Indianapolis club. ve in the | Almagor, outfielder.

the team when the Memphis Red !eyes.

He is Geo The Clowns Schumacher, Northwestern univer-

Negro American league second-|also have landed Pitcher Bill Mc-|sity’s assistant athletic director, has half pennant drive, will be here with |Creary from the Cleveland Buck- | resigned to accept a position with a drug concern in Los Angeles, Ath-|

Player Quits Post

CHICAGO, Aug. 17 (U. P.).—Ade | dthietic ‘department since

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