Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 March 1945 — Page 24
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ee Maintain Sizzling Pace And Even Sorrell’s Presence as
Regular Fails to Save the Caps
By BOB STRAN AHAN Times Staff Writer
HERSHEY, Pa, March 23.—Even the active playing presence of _ Coach Johnny Sorrell couldn't save the Caps ‘from their second straight reverse in the Calder Cup hockey series with the Hershey Bears. Sorrell, who sat out most of the initial encounter in Indianapolis, returned to action last night with a regular line but the Hoosiers still
finished behind, 3-2./ ; 2 8-8 Sorrell teamed on a forward line] The Summary
of Dick Kowcinak and Pete Leswick, and while his presence gave; Indianapolis (2)
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the Caps more drive and assurance, r er Rigas Deteise I evan Kane, ldn't match the Bears’ robert . Left Defense ..... Sherritt they Stil} could R Ion Cras arena Center .......Kowcinak | heat. COOPer. +. +s vvrs Right WIng ..... Leswick | 'f Rp ft Wing: ......:. Reigle h (Cooney) Wailand's|Scherza Le Coach Ralph ( de t as the, Hershey Spares—Warwick, Gooden, Sha- | outfit hit its stri Jus aga, Johnson, Buller, Strobel, Calladine, |
ed and remains just Oe, Maher, season end in n skates. Indianapolis Spares—Forbes, M, Skinner, | about the warmest thing o Purpur, Route, Poitras, Jimmy Skinner, | 5
11, The fans had hardly settled in| Th pasen, a
Linesman—| their seats before Winger Chuck rddie Burke. Scherza of the Bears drew a two-| —Score by Periods— | minute penalty for tripping. His | Hershey ... teatasareses 3 1 0-3 INDIANAPOLIS ............ 1 1 Oa absence didn't hurt the Bears, Lhawel First Beriod Scoring —. {1} Hershey, e upc r (Drummond), 2:06: (2) Indianapever, for Jim Drummond HIok A ony ror (Thomson), 4:10; (3) Hershey, a Cap rush and Hal Cooper swep {Drummond (Johnson), 19:45. Penalties— | r b hn ow Cause Dien for the opening /Scherss, Bult i A = Hershey, Paul Boniar, left, rookie shortstop of Union town, Pa., and Ed er a Dr nd (Ritson. and Cooper), 12:55 mar Bk ion 5) Indianapols, Kowcinak (Thomson). | burg, Tenn., engage in a “pepper game during the Indianapolis 18:45. Penalties—Sherritt, O'Neil. " . . . . , 18:4 itt nd at Bloomington. Connie came out to meet the on ig -Period Scoring—None. F out on the Indiana university diamo d a gq rushing Cooper, but the Hershey —Saves by Peritde y 818] winger feinted and shoved the puck BE a : 21 Qleanly Yast hin. #. na X=-unamps on en in cneaules The Caps squared things at 4:10
in the. first period. Fido Purpur| Hockey dines was on the firing end of the goal after taking an assist from Bill) First-Place Plays®f Thomson. The Hoosiers doubled up W L T GF GA Pts dn. Center Norm —Calladine -and,Buffals__.........1 1 ¢ ‘3° § 2
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Carl McAfee Bowls 709 Series
The 390th annual men's city bowling tournament will draw toa: close
— THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES Indians Get Down to Spring Paces
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Cleveland 1 9% 6-8-1 plocked him out of the play while | Hershey defense men were occupied | an the other side of the ice. Johnny Forbes drew a two-minute penalty later in the period for high sticking but the Bears were unable to profit from the Cap manpower
Second-Place Play Off W L T GF GA Pts Hershey 30-0 6 3 4 INDIANAPOLIS 0-30 3 ¢ 0
GAME LAST NIGHT Hershey 3, INDIANAPOLIS 2. NEXT GAMES TOMORROW—Buffalo at: Cleveland, In-
over the week-end, with action in team events scheduled at Fox-Hunt Sunday and the windup of minor events carded at Speedway tomorrow and ‘Sunday. The three shifts in the team events were created when the recent curfw went into effect. Teams scheduled at 10 ps m. on March 3, 10 and 17 would have been unable to som . 8 8 plete their trio of games before Fe)
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Hymie Buller spilled Leswick a NATIONAL LEAGUE
few minutes later and was sent to Series A being scheduled at 1 p. m.; the om She: EE the penalty box for high sticking. Toronto ....ovvivveeecas % ° ° rs March 10 at 4 p. m., and the March Carl McAfee, P. R. Mallory (Illinois)... 109 During his absence the Caps’ second | Montreal ............... 0 2 o o(l7at7p m | — — line of Purpur, Johnny Sorrell and Series B Falls City Beer is the present| Wb _ BOY LERS a ) . Thomson mage determined bids for| W i I ruleaderin the championship team |pryni “Parker, Universal ....... a score but “were checked success- | Detroit NNle 2 ee [event with 2978, while R. C." A. 52h Mina Moon. Lite M jor 64 hesnliiegg a i ve : fully by the Hershey defensemen. | RESULTS LAST NIGHT Compound Busters are first in Sel Roeder, International Harvester. 54 Anthony Se Holy “Trinit
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A possibility of shuffiing of the!paul Monteon
Deadlock Is Snapped i Drummond and Hal Johnson standings in the minor events is/John Woods, St Cathe Harry Weevie, Interna 1al
teamed for Somme neat Ssaing to nts opinion a defensive lapse of just|expected with a parade of former Ear Goodhue, Unive break the deadlock with only a few seconds was responsible for|champions being scheduled on the [Gib Smith, Universal seconds of the first period remain- |i, Bears’ winning marker and the!s and 5 p. m. Sunday squads. For- | Harold Maio 38, Automo} ve
img. They broke fast and Drum-|gigerence between a tie and a loss. mer doubles champions Joe Fulton- | Cecil Bevis Riviera Club .
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feet out, just catching the corner Drummond wouldn't have scored Bill Tarrant and Larry Fox- John 30dy Ain, of the cage. | that one,” Sorrell said. Fehr will be in action. |Henry King, Coca rs 61s | "The Bears’ first line came out at| The Caps’ boss immediately began| Fulton is also a former singles | Mepele, Seis ot severaeves Sie
the start of the second period and | ane for the next game here tomor- champ, and Fehr has placed first|Fred Tegeler, Uni Ee nut a parcel of pressure on Moose ,,w night and said that he intended in both singles and all-ev Bill Trout, Holy T 613]
ents in oscar Rosenbaum, Vete Red gt able Growers sia Sherritt and Kane. Dion was , keep the same alignment, regard- previous tourneys. Fennie Snyder, |John Ott, Universal .... ....,....... 612 |
lled on for some brilliant goal “ {Bob McPh nivers SIN / ‘ a ™ Er ons ay Sot] less of the outcome. “They can’t|who holds singles and all-events| aor Enero, 1: R. Mallory [rivets eos | Several En Route ltournament championship through a. Pp | Stay that hot forever,” Sorrell said. |titles, is also scheduled Sunday. [Bob Earl Ber Sa ing =e $2] A couple of unsigned rookies a 14-11 victory over St. Philip's in rm te ir—————— | rine ‘Hershey continued this pressure rol Jesters in the champion- Fred Stephensor John Koch Purniture "on practiced with the Tribe squad to- the final game at Cathedral gym «© Tohman versal. : y .. olay later in the. period and it was, Towarine. Plavac... : Aang Beenie. Mills 2 a Delbert. ett iags 1 Rarvesiel BO ey ue Ne and las tight, Fi ert Ge
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Dave Daniels an oy work that the Indianapolis somoniy R C douliles han Se By met) “ OTHER LEAGUE ‘LEADERS (MEN) tingent was able to prevent a mark- S ens’ enter p Dave Yaver . Broad Ripple Legion .. 501 A A370 Pete G k Masvin's Shell Service 580 er. The Bears were “hot” and niak-! { Bob Ry : . & Best of His Career { RS Jrrouee pie dias srdegeis 378 ing the most of their heat wave. It Khoa Tn 1 El R Ed Huck, Koerner Optical Mixed ... . 5771 ohid off at 12:55 of the period : : i mer Roberson and Ward Sexson | Jas. Calvin, E C Atkine ............ 54{ paid o ia p | ; . |are co-leaders in the championship | h.,Co¥: Holcomb-Hoke .. rrraee 3881 Drummond scored his second goal P| Bob Sweeney, Allison Speedway
oh a waist-high shot after Alex singles with 672’s and Roberson tops | Loui s Kir h, Public Service Mixed ... 547
; the singl { Clyde Ponzler, U. 8. Rubber Mixed.... 546 Ritson and Cooper had completed! a. singles handicap division with R Hou iding Trades | 542 3 ren Med pis. Power & Light. 542 an-interception, Mal- | Wright, Basca Mixed ..:.-. 833
Carl McAfee of the P. R. 71
Sherritt Penalized 500 BOWLERS (WOMEN)
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. s8nyder, Roberson €oaCor=874+ po! ® ever | Sybil rn; Br vers 5691 on the ice a few minutes later and | rolled: 251, 253, 205-709, to lead | Eetha McCue Brightwood arose BO was penalized two minutes for high |. {scoring in last night's league ses- | ii h- seg | sticking. The Bears didn't score isions: Yiudrey Cottey. Roberson vee : u ndel, Br during his absence, however, McAfee, a 185-ayerage bowler | Betty Weaver d
Peggy O'Neill of the Bears trooped to the box just as the Moose left
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past Goalie Nick Damore., Thomson! was given an assist on the play. - ‘Dion literally sprawled on the puck early in the final period to keep a hot of Johnson's out of the nets and Damore also came up with some’ Denzie, above, '6-foot, 4- a eautrn iin when the inch basketball center of the New| CHICAGO, March 23 (U. P).— 4 ps made eir 0 Square v... Rens. is successor to the great Four.teams, survivors of an original E things. “Tarzan” Cooper, and from reports| 1€ld°0f 14, resume action tpnight in |) ten Rouse Drive Blocked lof his ability as a pivot, man and | two semi-findt games of the world's | Hels
The Hershey goalie blocked a shot | expert shooter, he is ‘nore than fill. Professional basketball
Hoosiers Still in “ Pro Net Action
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hy Cy Rouse which definitely was ing the shoes of his famous prede- sgt] 520 ticketed for the cage. Play con-|cessor. j | In the first game the sia| tinued fast during the remainder of He will be in action “with tind. Zoliner Pistons, - the period but neither team was able Rens Sunday afternoon when they |CPampions, meet the New York | au Bram + ud
. {Rens, winners of the ina i 5 to. count. tackle the local Kautsky All-Stars] of the inaiigural 1939 (8. Smith. E: creisennns 812 ITALS Dion was credited with 10 saves|at the Armory in a game scheduled | OUI ament. The American Gears [Franses arver EE ay sii WP 0v. rile Zvi, tovmer) avr» SAP to eight for Damore in the stanza. at 3:30, A prelim will be played at” Chicago meet the Dayton Acme |Hael J ta {world welterweight titlist, earned a HERSHEY BEARS After the game Sorrell said that in2:30, y {Bombers in the second game. | Hanks Win oe bio technical kiockont decision. over 20; 85¢, 60c, Tax Incl : a. The championship finals will be |v Po : Sos | Ben Evans, Oklahoma, City, in whe; Prices: A ’ : | played tomorrow night, matching | 5 Mary Tu . 508| seventh round of their scheduled|} L. Strauss & Co. Coliseum the two Winners of tonight's game, | Mary » Stephe i : id 10-round Red Cross benefit box-| Lincoln 1361 TA lott 4s5 T KNOWN FOR VALUES |The losers will play a consolation | | Audrey Su . 305|ing match last night before ol COLISEIM | match. Paula Nard, Coca-Cola i ey 204 | SPectators. | Alberta Parker, Coca-Cola .. «5020 oo Marie Riddle, Roberson .... 501
8 Squads Entered
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VV) . ) y Rut} h Ex ze Koerner Optical Mixed 499 In ‘Y’ Swim Meet [fun somor Oromo Mixes 2 | Eight Hoosier YM C. A's will Roxie “Br uder, Hilleres . 490 . ired McCown, West Side Matinee. 472 § yy [send teams to the invitational alice Yager. U.S. Rubber Mixed. ... 457 fy |SWimming meet here tomorrow. | Bel n Wincbrenner, Water Co 445 J nce Whitaker, Pub. Serv. Mixed. 441 Huntington, Kokomo, Vincennes | greanor ‘Borkes, Seven-Up ...... 424 and Indianapolis will compete in |M. Healy, Masca Mixed .......
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21 ington.
3/ training took piace in the 1. U. 1 | fieldhouse.
8lterday and Chief Burwell lost no second string backstop last season, 36 time getting down to business.
and both ‘sent ‘to the Tribe camp- by~ Muddy | honors for -the winners with . four
560 man who was mustered out after through victories over Holy Name,
A new arrival late. today was Bob |while St. Philip's eliminated St. Fletcher, an army dischargee of! Joan of Arc, St. Catherine's and St. { Ft. Worth, Tex. He is an infielder.! Joseph's. Fifteen teams- partici-
lane Wes A Shdrisiop) Gray Mauls Telco Heinie Heltzel, a 44 regulars; | | 560 George ~Detore; Rookie 1A. A. ‘Pitchers i
riienieiill 545] of baseball last year,
9 53} Steve Donoghue, 60, one of Britain's aio] best known jockeys,
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senfor and junior events. | | Terre Haute ' will be the fifth | FOR 2 co bls Lr v i senior event entry,” while La Porte, Lafayette and Ft, Wayne Watch Repairing
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Cooper Boys Back on Line
For Cardinals
By UNITED PRESS CAIRO, Ill, March 23.—The Cooper brothers battery of Pitcher Morton and Catcher Walker was back in action for the St. Louis Cards today, ready to perform as long as Uncle Sam doesn’t break it up. Morton, recently reclassified 4-F, appears safe for the season but Walker is due to be taken for limited service shortly and said he would play as long as his draft board would let him. The Cards, still unable to use their recently flooded diamond, hoped for their first outdoor workout today or tomorrow when Manager Billy Southworth arrives,
Reds BLOOMINGTON, Ind.—The Cincinnati Reds, who missed the fine weather which prevailed for major league teams reporting earlier than they did, worked outdoors yesterday for the first time since establishing camp. Rain had kept them in the Indiana university fleldhouse since camp was opened early this week.
Wright, rookie pitcher of Dyers.
Indians’ first spring training work- tn Tigers EVANSVILLE, Ind—~Detroit Manager Steve O'Neill said today that the team was “shaping up all 'right and we will be up in the race.” Loss of Third Baseman Mike (Pinky) Higgins to military service yesterday was a serious but not irreparable blow, he said.
More Players En Route, Is Tribe Report
Cleveland IG TON » LAFAYETTE, Ind~The hitting BLOOMINGTON, Ind, March 23.| “C0 00 Fo der Myrll Hoag pro—Although only five players were |vided a cheerful note today at the on hand for the Indianapolis In-| Cleveland Indian camp. Hoag, who dlans’ first spring training workout was slowed down with back aches nere late yesterday afternoon, Man-| [last year, hit two singles and a ager Bill Burwell kept his chin up/double as his side won, 4 to 2, in a and predicted that other pastimers | |camp game. His aches: now are would be checking in “sooner or| gone, he said. later.” din The little band of Redskins got Pirates outdoors the first day in camp, a| MUNCIE, Ind—The Pittsburgh record for spring training In Bloom- | Pirates were four deep in catching It's the third year the strength today, which may be a cue Indianapolis club has worked out|for the Brooklyn Dodgers to start
here but in 1943 and 44 most of the trade talk. The Dodgers are without a catcher
of proven major league caliber, but But the weather was balmy yes-| With the signing of Henry Camilli,
|the Bucs are in excellent shape.
Players on hand were Pitchers] Bob Logan, Al Haynes and Ed ] | Wright, Infielder - Outflelder Gil Lady of Lourdes English and Paul Boniar, rookie | shortstop. The catchers, other in-|
{tlelders and outfielders and addi-| Wins Cadet Title
tional piichers are expeuted to xe.) Our Lady of Lourdes school capport on Sunday OF early next week: tured the C. Y. O. cadet basketball
Eugene Sheek, both of Chicago| Mike: Payton, John Ferguson and infielders. They were Francis Wilhelm divided scoring Ruel, coach of the Chicago White | points each, while Tom Shea paced Sox who are in training at Terre {the losers with five. ° Haute. Sheek is a former service- | The champs reached the finals
two years in the navy. | Holy Trinity and Sacred Heart,
Reported en route from their puree homes are Pitchers Stanley “Kiopp| -
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Young Chaney |Faces Walker
fn Main Bout
Jack (Buddy) Walker, the nation’s seventh ranking heavyweight boxer, will make his fourth start in an Indianapolis ring tonight when the veteran Columbus, O. mauler meets Colion Chaney, hard-hitting local product, at the Armory. Walker's three previous appearances here resulted in easy wing over Johnny Denson, Buddy Paul and Jack Marshall, in that order. He decisioned Denson and Marshall and stopped Paul by a sixth round technical k. 0. Chaney will rely on youth, speed #nd a potent punch to offset the Bucyeye belter's wide ring experience. The complete program of five bouts follows: Main Event—10 Rounds—Heavyweights: Jack (Buddy) Walker, 192, Columbus, O., vs. Colion Chaney, 190, Indianapolis.
Semi-windup—6 Rounds—Welterweights: Robert Simmons, Indianapolis, vs. Eddie Carson, Chicago. Prelim—6 Rounds—Junior Lightweights: Nick Stenson, Cincinnati, vs. A. C. Lee, Indianapolis.
Prelim—5 Rounds—Middleweights: Dave Clark, Cincinant{, vs. Bud Hershey, Ft. Wayne, Ind. Prelim—4 Rounds—Middleweights: Chuck Swange, Ft. Wayne, Ind., vs Random Ramsey, Cincinnati, Swango will be making his first start here. The Ramsey-Swango tilt will open the action at 8:30 o'cleck.
New Heavy Is On Wrestling Card
A junior heavyweight match between Gil La Cross and Angelo Martinelll, and the first. local appearance
of Duke Kapalini, a highly-touted heavyweight from Hawaii, will feature the wrestling show next Tuesday night at the Armory. Kapalini, a 235-pounder, is coming here from the west coast where he proved a big attraction. . A formidable opponent is being sought for him for a special semi-windup-tussle Tuesday. The La Cross- Martinelli engagement brings together a pair of front line matmen, both out of Boston. Gil, a rough and tumble expert, was here last Tuesday and won on a forfeit over Don Eagle when the latter injured a knee during their match. Martinelli came through with a victory over Maurice Les Chappell on the same program.
Ex-Minor Leaguer Falls in Battle
IDAY, MARCH 23, 1945 Purdue
Relays Bill Calls for Swift Action
LAFAYETTE, Ind, March 23.—A rapid-fire program of 14 events that will move as fast as the record-seek~ ing competitors has been arranged for the third annual Purdue relays which will provide the climax of the indoor season in the Boiler= maker fleldhouse tomorrow evening. Following out the same policy that has proven exceedingly popular with spectators in the past two years, the time schedule for the colorful games has been drafted so that there will be no dull moments from the opening two-mile relay in the university division ‘at 7:30 o'clock until the thrilling one- -mile relay finale, In Two Divisions Team titles in both university and college divisions will be decided with eight relays, four in each division, and six special events open to both college and university entrants. From the standpoint of the spece tators, added interest will be pro= vided by brief victory ceremonies following the conclusion of each event, at which time the Queen of the Relays and her court of ate
‘| tendants will present medals and ‘| trophies to the place-winning teams
and individuals, The sprint medley, which was substituted for the four-mile relay on last year's program, will again be one of the features of the eve~ ning. The Medley System
In the spring medley, which finds the competitors circling the 10-lap to a mile track like a Fourth of July pinwheel, the leadoff man runs -three laps, the next two men one lap each, and the anchor man five laps. * In addition to the sprint medley, there will be one-mile, two-mile, and distdnce medley relays in both the university and college divisions. The six special.events, which are expected to attract an all-star field, including Big Ten champions in all events, will. be the 60-yard dash, 60-yard low and high hurdles, high Jump, pole vault, and weight put.
Indiana to Host Big State Meet
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, March 23. —Indiana university will be host to the Indiana “big state” outdoor track meet on May 12, Coach Gore= don Fisher announced today in liste ing a seven-meet schedule for his 1945 Hoosier outdoor track and fleld squad. The Indiana outdoor card will
MINNEAPOLIS, March: 23 — George Meyers, former minor league!
infielder, was killed, Jan, 15, in ac- |
tion.as a paratrooper in Belgium.
Born May 2,'1924, he was a resident ! and: played |
of Elk’ River, Minn, with. Grand Forks in the Northern league in 1942. Meyers was to have reported to St. Paul in 1943, but was called into service in March of that year.
open on April 14. A dual meet | against Michigan State on May 19 is the only other home meet besides the state event scheduled. The 1948 outdoor schedule:
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April 14-Ohio State there. ApS 23% Drake Relays ‘at Des Moines. : Northwestern, Illinois, Marquette, ohio "State and Chi cago at Champaign. May 183 —Indiana state meet at home. May 190— Michigan st ate at home. May 26—Big Ten outdoor meet at Champaign. June 23—-
Central Collegiate championships at Mile
waukee or Great Lakes naval station.
CAPE GIRARDEAU, Mo., March
Jeffcoat was | whether Péte Gray, one-armed out- |
s45| ON the Tribe staff two seasons, {flelder, can hit big league pitching,
but there is no doubt of his ability to maul minor league hurlers. The 1944 Southern association | batting champ made three hits and | drove in three runs for the St. Louis | Browns yesterday In their 6-to-5| training camp victory over the! who won six | | Toledo 3, A. farm club.
1942 and 1943.
Steve Donoghue, Vet Jockey, Is Dead
LONDON, March+-23 (U. Pi).—
| Derbies at Epsom Downs, died to- | 28, day. He rode Papyrus in the famous CAL ER Cup Championship s| match race in America in which Pla off Series {that British horse “was beaten by y
{Zev pn a muddy track. Donoghue’s best years on the track came during | and soon aftér the first world war; - .
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