Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 May 1945 — Page 14
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Benefit Game; Officials Meet Tonight ee
. Sen. A. B.. Happy) Chandler, baseball's new “commissioner, will be in Indianapolis June 13 for a gala baseball program to be sponsored by Junior. Baseball, it was announced: today. J. R. Townsend, president of the junior baseball program in Lhe city, said that funds from the benefit game at Victory field be{ween the Kansas City Blues and ‘the Indians would be used to further the organization here. Chandler put his stamp of. ap-proval-on the jimior and American . Legion baseball plans soon after accepting the commission post. He said that part of his plan to popularize the sport would be to lend major league assistance to the _ youth programs. A meeting will be held tonight at the Central Y. M. C. out details for the benefit and for other events arranged for next month, Townsend announced. - Clinie Arranged Junior Baseball has arranged’ a clinic for June 2 at Victory; field and will sponsor the appearance of Father Flanagan of Boy's Town, Neb, at Cadle tabernacle on June’6. Team managers and officials are expected to attend the meeting 1 tonight at 7:30. Townsend said that the Victory field affair had not, been worked out, but present plans call for a curtain-raiser between possibly the Junior champs -and another team vet to be picked. Several baseball notables are expected to come to Indianapolis for ie program. : Has Athletic Background Chandler has an authentic ath- . letic background in addition to being an ardent fan in all sports. He won letters in baseball, basket- | ball and football at "Fransylvania, | captained the cagers in 1919 and "20, pitched on the baseball team, played end and quarterback in football - creditably despite injuries. He also served as a cheerleader. Chandler was graduated. from Transylvania in 1921 after spending the summer of 20 in the Red River Valley - baseball league of North-Dakota, where he was paid $150 a month and expenses, more | money than he had ever earned in his life, - Later he served as a high school | coach while studying law ana before entering politics in 1929.
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Quirk, Bangert Lead Weight Men
COLUMBIA, Mo., May 23 (U. P.) .—Nothing in the college -weighttossing field can touch the University of Missouri's duo. Preshman Ed Quirk and Junior Bill Bangert, both Tiger football players weighing more than 235 pounds, are the lowest shot-put threats in che nation. * Bangert whipped Quirk bv more than a foot in the Big Six meet Both of them broke all school records the week before against the University of Kansas. Bangert pitched the shot 53 feet, 3% inches.
and Quirk hiked it out 52 feet 8 inches.
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"I state high school track and field meet to include four regional events has been proposed by a committee of coaches to the Board of Control, | Commissioner L. V. Phillips R=! closed today. 4 Phillips said that the board will | give careful study to the plan but | that no decision likely would be] reached until after the opening of | school next fall, ’ ot Don R. Knight, Shortridge high’ schoo] track coach, was chairman of the committee submitting the proposals, Other members were Rolla Chambers of Ft. Wayne North' Side; Walter Cross .of° Kokomo and R. W. Kominski. of Gary Horace Mann. Under: the plan, sectionals would | be increased. from 15 to, 16. Four athletes would qualify for: each| § {event in the regional and four from | {the regional for the state finals.! This would. give 18 boys in each final event where the present num- | ber is 30. { Reduce Trial Heats
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Ed Wirtz, baseball and
captdin. of Tech's | teams,” |
basketball
received the Dyer award at Hon-
t | or day exercises yesterday.
|" Coaches pointed out "that this would reduce the number of trial | {heats in the dashes and hurdles | {trom four to two. This, together | | with the reduction in the number | {of boys in each‘field event from 30 | {to 16. would streamline the state | | meet to a point where forenoon | (trials could be, eliminated. Coaches felt that qualifying four | {boys in each event would give an | {opportunity for more good contestants to get out of the sectionals. The plan recommended retention [of two races in the quarter, half | mile and mile events. Coaches from some of the smaller
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their teams. | {Others opposed the idea and point‘Bethel A. C. Twice | red out that Maynard DeWitt, ge -
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| Speedway All-Stars emerged vic-| pia the torious in'both ends of their done: |g only 78 students. Armory last night as a team com-
header -against’ Bethel A. C ay Stadium last night. The . te posed of Don: Eagle, Canada, and Speeawsy Sp He 2 Derby Eligibles Angelo’ Martinelli of Boston tri-| 1, Bush-Callahan Factory league Run at 2 Tracks Municipal Stadium, InBostorfian, and Lon Chaney of Vin: .iornational Harvester ‘gained a 12- NEW YORK; May 23 (U cennes in an Australian tag-team’ 10 decision over U. S.- Tires; R. C. Here's how Kentucky Derby canditussle that featured the weekly A defeated Eli Lilly Co., 8-4, and dates fared yesterday: wrestling bill staged by the Her- p R. Mallory won over Lukas-| Hitem—Second in six cules Athletic club Harold, 5-2 : | Cedar Manor purse at Jamaica. The Martinelli-Eagle team took Two Busn-Callahan loops open | ‘Algahad, Cashmere, Hoop Jr.—| (the first of ‘three hotly - contested their seasons tonight.. The Indus-|2 also ran in Cedar Manor... {sessions when Martinelli connected trial will play its games at Mu-| Sandslinger—Won six and a half | with a dropkick at the expense of nicipal Stadium and the Twilight furlong race at Churchill Downs in| La Cross after 30 minutes of fast loop. on city park diamonds. 1:21 2-5. Their schedules follow: | Provoker—Second to Sandslinger.| pining Don Eagle with a body slam | (Industrial) 7:00—Stewart-Warner vs.| Air Sailor—Won seven furlong} land press in nine minutes. The pay-| Kingan A &: 8.20 dia tene ls edge ve, | Stoney Point purse at Churchill |off punch came when Martinelli | International Hatvester. (Twilight) —All | Downs in 1:25 2-5. again scored with a dropkick with, games at 6 Indiaha Bell Telephone vs. | pighting Step—Second to Afr
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Work on Schedule CHAMPAIGN, Ill; May 23 (U Hoppe’ 8 ope’s Margin
P).—Western conference athietic NOW Eight Points faculty representatives] SAN FRANCISCO, -May - 23: (U.| and football coaches opened their P.).—Willie Hoppe held an eightannual spring business meeting to- point lead over Welker Cochran day today as the veteran cuemen re-| They worked on next fall's foot- newed their cross-country duel for| yi imes Boston ball schedules and completed a new the world's billiard championship. | i New York 29 94 28° 3 38 conference code which will govern| Hoppe took a 60-56 decision last Kurosski, St. logs: 3% 3 18 331 {the office of ‘athletic commissioner. night after Cochran won the after-| Lombardi, New York 28 04 17. 34 362] | AMERICAN LEAGUE
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has displayed the best mental attitude during ‘his high school
career, Wirtz has aw ards,
season.
ball team,
Broad Ripples | point individual this year, was from remained Marion county's only unschool with an enrollment | beaten high school combination to<j
day following a 6-5 decision over! 0 Fi (; d Manual at the North side field. -» n istic ar
The, Rockets
A four-run
turned the trick against the Red- |eral months, furlong Skins yesterday after Dickie Woods newcomer from Peoria, TIL, {came into the game in a relief role. ! Bob Gossman led Broad Ripple's ‘attack.with three hits in four trips. |windup scrap on the five-bout pro |
Captain Ed Wirtz led Tech's at-!
tack yesterday
captured two North Central confer- Carter announced. ence Jane from Lafayette, 9 to 2,
and 7 to 1.
Wirtz connected for four hits In| mons, the hard hitting local Negro He allowed the prospect, facing Cpl. | Broncos only two hits in the second | the
[six times at bat.
game.
Monarch
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The Monarchs and Chicago Amer304 ican Giants play tomorrow night.
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The meeting will continue through non match, 60-41.- AN Gar pet |
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Representatives from Notre Dame, Get Qutfielder oni gel i BL 3, 31 Michigan - State, Marquette, Ne-| 7 __| Moses, Chicago 17 68 324 braska, Iowa Pre-Flight and Great CLEVELAND: May 13 (1. Pd! ptter, : Stan Benjamin, hard-hitting out- HOME RUNS Lakes attended thg football session fielder purchased from the Balti-| Lombardi, Giants. § Nieman, Braves
5) day n Ott, Giants 7, Workman, Braves. 5 today in an effort to complete their | more Orioles last fall, will report Weintraub, Giants 7 DiMaggio, Phillies 5
1945 fdotball schedules .by adding the Cleveland Indians next week, | Stephens, Browns games with conference schools. |i was announced here today. RUNS BATTED IN
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Remy McKean and Park Snyder | Indianapolis Clowns
The Kansas City Monarchs and place on the progiam with Charlie
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[ b se Tom TL of | Negro American league game to- pound war plant worker, slated” to Big “Ten Leaders |in two previous ge ra 24 wom over the Youss Shortridge high school’s track team! night at Victory ferro : 30. so . {for next season. Thirteen members| {of the squad received letter awards| will pitch for the Clowns and prob- | ably will be opposed by Booker Mc-! Daniels. ‘Jack Robinson, West coast collegiate star, will be! | in the Kansas City lineup at Shor}
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“WEDNESDAY, MAY 2, 186 re IMelor League Leaders Must Prove 4 Right to Positions in Divisional Play; Watch Giants-Reds Series in Cincinnati
Williams | other Indianapolis heavy who tilts
By CARL LUNDQUIST United Press Staff Correspondent. NEW YORK, May 235.—The Na~< tional league goes west today and the American league moves east, and the trips are necessary for the | leaders of both leagues—if they are! [to prove their rights to the leads. pearances. The series with the Mel Ow's New York Giants, pies won't hurt their chances. | pace-makers in the National league | The American league's western with 21 victories in 28 games, most| taams are coming east for the first | of them at the Polo Grounds, Play | (ime. and one-armed Pete Gray of | a night game at Cincinnati. This | (0 st, Louis Browns is arousing | four-game Glant-Reds’ series prob-| more interest than the Chicago I| ably will be the most closely= | white Sox, who have good pitching watched of the East-West meetings. | ang timely hitting and still are a Some observers claim that they" ve | surprise because they’ re leading the been winning on ‘‘cheap” home | aque. : runs dropping into the short left! fleld and right field corners at : [New York. Home runs at Cincin- | Gray faced Boston's candidate | nati demand a lusty sock. Cin-|for “rookie-of- the-year” — Pitcher | |cinnati - Manager Bill McKechnie | Dave Ferriss—in a standout game { also knows the batting weaknesses | today, and this individual duel al|of Ernie Lombardi, Giant catcher most obscures. the fact that the who leads the major leagues with {Browns have won eight of their] 9 homers. If Lombardi is muffled, the Giants may
their stock dropped after they lost | nine of their first 12 games in the | recently-completed road trip. But |’ the Chicagoans are a good home
club and apparently are on the up- | beat, since they whipped Brooklyn | at Ebbets fleld in their latest ap- |
Browns Peril Leaders
The | New York has lost its last two | sames, both against Pittsburgh.
Dodgers in St. Louis
The second-place Brooklyn Dodg- ST. LOUIS, Mo., May 23 (U. P.). ers meet, St., Louis in four night | | —Pitcher Morton Cooper of the St. games, beginning tonight, and | Louis Cardinals and his attorney, | must win at least. once to hold | je Havener, hoped to confer today
{second against the rallying Cardin- | ith Owner. Sam Breadon and Brooklyn hopes in
| game western swing are not en- | nance by knowledge that star | catcher Mickey Owen may not even play all of the St. Louis games be- | which ended five days of silence on fore ‘entering the.army, the part of the big right-handed Boston. plays at Pittsburgh and | hugler who is under suspension for | Philadelphia at. Chicago 4n the ||éaVPing the téam ™ Boston, Cooper other games. The Cubs were | refused to say if he would stand| strong pre-season favorites, but pat on his original
$15,000 for this year. Deer and Droll
this
effort to get Cooper more, money and a three-year contract,
team
situation,” he said.” | contract would be acceptable.”
Doesn’t Want Trade.
for al Arnold poor. popular Indianapolis middleweight who has been away sixth from the local ring scene for sevand Bennie Droll,
trouble each- year.
8 | be traded. have |
‘been sigiied for the six round semi- |dinals,” he said. { could pitch tonight" En
this 14-{ Manager Billy Southworth in an,
At a press conference yesterday
demand for
“we'll have to adjust the whole | “A three-year
He said he believed he had rai «~ the | more good years-of pitching left— When : the “Coopers he is 31 years old—and he didn't Marty Marion, star shortstop, asked want to go through the contractrand got $13,000, both then de-
[last nine games and are only two | games: out of first place. Chicago is at New York, and this matching of the first-place and fourth- -place teams ensures some { first- division juggling. The Yankees shut out Philadelphia yesterday 3 to 0, in a twilight game that was | the only major. league activity, | Hank Borowy won his sixth game against one defeat despite the fact he haa to leave the game in the ° seventh inning with a blistered finger. Catcher Herb Crompton | drove .in all the Yankee runs with two singles: This ‘ victory brought New York within one and a half games of | Detroit ‘and St. Louis, who are tied | for second two games behind Chi~ cago. Detroit plays at Philadelphia in {an afternoon contest and Cleveland |at Washington in a night game to | complete the junior loop schedule,
men mete orer waster. Sone) Mort. Cooper Hopes for Settlement
Of Dispute in Confab With Officials
| He told newspapermen who had been hunting him for three days that he had been at’ Cape Girar= deau, Mo. “looking over some farm land and doing some hard thinking about my problems with the club.” : Will Pay Fine Cooper said he expected the $500 | fine, and suspension given him for | deserting the Cardinals. He added he would gladly pay the fine. He ‘suggested’ that the- club match ‘his { $500 and donate the money to some {army base for baseball equipment. Cooper and his brother, Catcher’ | Walker Cooper; now in the navy, | signed 1945 contracts for $12,000 “with the understanding that, that \Was~ the, ceiling allowed the club wage stabilization .act.learned that
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{manded $15,000. The - Coopers
Cooper denied that he wanted to! threatened not to play and their
|case’ was taken to Acting Baseball
“I want”to pitch for the Car- Commissioner Leslie ‘O'Connor, Tha “I'm-fit and I commissioner's office has taken no
action.
'mitt bill to be staged Friday night
at the Armory, Matchmaker Lloyd siders|
Another middleweight brawl will | feature the. card with Gene Sim-
Buddy Rose, (Ky.) soldier- | boxer who uses a,windmill style of | attach. Both. belters are willing {mixers and the scrap promises | plenty of fast action. Heavyweights also ‘will
Ft. Thomas,
have a |
play _a Reed, local Lukas-Harold -185-
| tangle with ‘Pedro Carsonia, anthe scales. at the 180-pound mark. Lightweights are scheduled for a six rounder with Raymond Glenn meeting Walter Hughes. Both are local boxers. Carter is. planning another four rounder to complete a card calling for--30 rounds of | milling
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