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No AlL Star Ganie, Tui Fans

BY CARL LUNDGUIST Lnited Press staff Correspondent NEW YORK, June 3. —There’ll be no major this year for the first time since 1933, but thag little detail today isn't

lives depended on being named for the annual baseball extravaganza. Granting that the standard of baseball is lower than in peacetime,

ably because those of major league caliber that remain are able to domthe gaps In the ranks. following teams, selected on ,the basis of

all-round excellence at bat

lians Hope to Boost Leadership Against Saints

Maulini singled with one out in| p bili : jie Kei al a short double. into T ° aMailes $ ( Can Dream Over Possibilities A I ee : {the plate but ‘the infield was relayed to Brady by Pitcher Ben Cardoni in time to cut feague all-star game Off the run. The bothering -a host of players in both circuits who are playing 4s if their for Cardoni to be lifted” The for-( mer Brave had been having trouble|gijey | with

it is hard to deny that there.are more individual stars than usual, prob- Detore cared to r

Millers Threaten

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half of the ninth and}

Wentzel's throw to)

second Chit was the signal

his control all evening and]

On. the basis of play to date it would be interesting to see what the an easy out

Heinie Bill Heltzel. started

comes up. or cold, it can't mean too much to Tanner.

Ouidonr Mat Show Tonight

jare isk it no longér. Jeffcoat threw one pitch to Danne- headline the opening of

niate the rookies, oldsters and minor league fill-ins, who have absorbed Ker and the Miller second baseman door obliged by. houncing to Geraghty for Sports: Arena

the outs and two weeks ago drew with

But mud or dry, hot

A week ago he sold all’

O., and Pat junior heavies who

Mike Angelo, Akron, , Chicago,

listed. as front line. grapplers,

the out-

wrestling season tonight at

Riley has beaten several stand- |

and afield, would do if the all-star game went on as scheduled at Bos- Winning rally in. the ninth with anialj Ali. while: Angelo beat Ali here

In many of the positions

ton in July. {infield scratch. Art Parks was last week. The match is for two AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE thrown out at first and then Brady falls out of three, or 90 minutes Player and Team Batting Pos. Player and Team Batting delivered a clutch single to cen-| The opener on the initial -out"Ave. Ave. ter field Tt appeared as though door program-of the Hercules A.C. George Case, Senators... 331 OF Tommy Holmes, Braves. . .378 Nowak might make a shoestring gets under way at 8:30 and pits Mike Kreevich, Browns .... .289 OF Luis Olmo, Dodgers ...... .357 catch, so Heltzel had to hold up Angelq Martinelli of Boston against | Wally Moses, White Sox ... 299 OF Mel Ott, Giants .379 and barely made third. Thon Chaney of Vincennes. They | Tony Cuccinello, White Sox .355 3B George Kurowski, Cards. . 378 Handcuffs LaFata jare junior heavyweights and meet | George Stirnweiss, Yankees .318 2B Eddie Stanky, Dodgers... .235 The winning rap came. off the {for one fall. Vernon Stephens, Browns.. 317 SS Marty Marion, Cards ... .243 pat of English. It was a hard! Two heavyweights. who appear | George McQuinn, Browns. .238 1B Phil Cavaretia, Cubs. . 346 houncer which handcuffed Firstilocally for. .the first time are in Mike Tresh, White Sox..... 2745 C Ernie Lombardi, Giants . 325 Baceman Joe LaFata just long the semi-windup of one fal They Dave Ferriss, Red Sox ..... 7-0 P Bill Voiselle, Giants ..... 8-2 enough for Heltzel to make the are Frank Marconi of New Orleans | Hank Borowy, Yankees .... 7-1... PM. Cooper, Braves 3-0 nome platter with the counter. and Chief Thunderbird of Victor, Steve Gromek, Indians..... 6-1 P C. Barrett, Cardinals.... 5-3 | The Tribe had taken the lead in B-C. Russ Christopher, A's . 8-2 P Paul Derringer, Cubs 6-3 | —

"the third when Shupe tripled two

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Best. Effort to Run Under New Colors | in Kentucky Derby;

Claude Tanner, Former Owner. Spills Tears in Brown Hotel

his horses for $150,000. Best Ef-

on the colt?

make It

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This was a tough decision to

meant something to

Exterminator Now 30

the old jock to see his colors in

Roses want her to run for the Roses so she definitely will start.

As yet Misweet, has no Tider.

Mrs. Rose thought it might be an

Old Rivals Are Carded

radio Rochester's Burnt Cork, of recent memory, a distant last in the Count Fleet Derby.

A pair of ola rivals will get to-

gether tomorrow evening when the Twilight Amateur Baseball league head wrestling and football coach resumes its midweek schedule.

Mallory nine.

in some’ hard-fought battles members of

— STANDINGS — Pet. Kingan Reliables |P. R. Mallory

TUESDAY, JUNE 5; 1945 Veterans fo ° -

Have Chance In Baseball

He said he wanted to use wound-

ed players as coaches throughout the nation.

(Special.) —Charles

a

These two aggregations: engaged in 1938.

‘McDaniel Nrmed I. U. Mat Mentor

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. .June 5.— E. McDaniel,

t. Marion high school, will succeed

Me Daniel graduated from Indiana after winning N. C. A. A.

as heavyweight wrestling titles in 1935 the Manufacturers and 1938 and copping the Big Ten heavy title in 1936 also

While at-

tending Bloomington high school he

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Exterminator, famous Old Bones of the American turf and winner

| Naval Armory | DeWolf News | Lukas- Harold re Harrison

| 300~=n2 —_———33 3

league last the "Reliables | winning in both meetings. However, the East Siders got some revenge

season,

{when they spoiled the meatmen's | perfect season record through an 8-1 victory in a city series clash.

Play at Riverside No. 1

schools in Hobart, Alexandria and . {Muncie before going to Marion two yeafs ago as head coach of football and wrestling. He organized wrestling for the first time at Marion -

1.00 was the Indiana -state high school 3-5 heavyweight wrestling champion for 00 three years and won all-state honL00n ‘ooo Ors in football.

McDaniel has coached at high

high.

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By JOE WILLIAMS i | S———— Scripps-Howard Staff Writer fort was bought in by Jay -Paley, the race, too. Besides, the colt _ excellent Idea tp offer the mount | . By BOB STRANAHAN | COLUMBUS, O., June 5 (U. P.)., And George Detore had reason | LOUISVILLE, Ky. Jnune 5— Who is in radio. had a solid winning chance and to Eddie Arcaro. What the train- | NEW YORK, Jute § (U, P)— JET-PI Things were rosy in the Redskin! —George M. Traidtman, American for satisfaction, too, Handling the pour years ago one Claude: Tan- Tanner didn't want to sell his Willie could use the dough. It er said to that has not been re- | Baseball's new commissioner,.Sena- 500-mile rac encampment today. i association president, today or- club during -the illness of Manager ner, chain restaurant’ magnate horses. Best effort, in any would ‘be something like ftty ported. If he were available Ar- [tor Albert B. (Happy) Chandler, aviator and The Tribesmen came through dered Milwaukee and Kansas City Bill Burwell, the Tribe catcher's' gut of New Orleans. got himselt event, would have been the last = grand anway. But horse racing caro could have the pick of ‘any | said today he would work with a with a tingling ninth-inning to replay the first game of a pro- strategy was a credit to.even the| some race horses for recreational -- to go. What happened was that is a gamble, and it was no cinch horse in the field. You can imag- committes:-of +13. from-.tiie.-ma It is known + Minneapolis la i ay ily ork "POSES ealthy it atchi » how enthusiastic he would be | ; Tab Jor gineers are tr) triumph over Minneapolis last tested Memorial day double wily Bill and worked to perfection! purposes. Like all wealthy men Tanner got so excited watching that Head Play would win. ine how enthus 0 and minor leagues to help readjust night, 5-4, and hoped to bolster) header. The order revised the in the tight spots. : op "who turn- to his horses run that he developed. “I'll take $35,000, said Willie. about riding a Misweet. . ea § pulsion, now their first-place position at the: standings, - subtracting one toss The Tribe had to come ‘from be- the races he ticker trouble. His heart started Sold, said the wealthy woman. Col, Matt Winn thinks Exter- !returning servicemen to the best fighter aireraf expense of the seventh - place from the Brewers and putting hind in the eighth to tie, and then | looked forward kicking up and his wife and his Head Play finished second to. minator was the best horse to win | possible positions in the post-war Saints in the opening of a six-game them a pergentage point ahead of nhreak the deadlock in the final: dreamily to the doctor ordered him to sell. all Broker's Tip. This was the race the Derby, There is no record period. series tonight. Indianapolis in first place, stanza. |i day he might his stock. that saw the two jocks, Meade that any study of form, or lack “I intend to exert every influEven the weatherman promised stemmed —| : The Millers held a 4- -3 bulge going £8 have a starter That was just a week ago. To- — on the winner, and Fisher on of form was ever attmeépted to ence to see that ball players reto.be a bit more co-operative and on to: Columbus to battle the inte the last of the eighth and in the. Derby. day Tanner sits morosely in the Head Play. cracking each other establish which was the worst turning from the armed. services “not so cool” was the forecast for 1ygged Birds, the Indianapolis pas- Pitcher Hearn had limited them to | One of the lobby of the Brown hotel lament- with whips over the last 40 horse to run in the Derby. Some get a chance to remain in the tonight ‘hen, it should be even {imers are scheduled against the four bingles. But the Tribe wasnt colts he bought ing his’ condition. “And the yards. miserable nag must always run .|game,” he said. nicer for the, double-header ladies’ second division club with a chance ready to surrender first place that! as a yearling chances are they don’t know what A ‘great number of bad horses last in all - Derbies. The year , Chandler, meeting New ' York night attraction . tomorrow, to fatten their position before meet- easily. came on to be they re talking dbout,” he grudges. run in. the Derby, horses that Reigh Count won, 1928, there were sports writers informally - for the Brews in Columbus ing the Brews in the nexf home set.| Gil English led oft the eighth named Best (The United Press reported to- couldn't win in $3000 races. This 22 starters. Strolling Player’ was first time, said that he had not The breezes might have been The Tribe has won three of four with a single but was forced at sec- williams Effort. He is day that the new owner had. is traceable to the vanity of their .dead last, 12 ‘lengths back of the decided when to give up his United chilly last “night, but our Indians games played with the Apostles this ond by Stan Wentzel. The big out: ? here and will ordered "Best Effort shipped to ' owners who want to say they had 2ist hnisher. Whether this would | States senate post, but that: he : certainly were not. They hustled! year . fielder then proceeded to put the| start in the big heat Saturday. Santa Anita as soon as possible.) a starter in the Derby. Mr and . make him the all time Patsy is | already had begun active duties in Mr. Rickenb every inch of the way, took ad- George Jeffcoat, thé veteran Tribe team right back: into contention by | He finished fifth in the Blue The last good colt that changed Mrs. Arthur Rose of Mount Clem= something else. Other horses have | his new job as successor to the Mr, ¢ a vantage of every Miller lapse and right-hander. had particular rea~ .pilfering two bags. Detore substi-| Grass stakes, a race that was hands just before the Derby was ens, Michigan, are going to start been beaten farther off. In 1925 late Judge K, M. Landis. gases of the j were rewarded with the triumph son to be happy over last night's tuted himself for Norm Wallen and | more a’ rodeo than a test of horse Head Play. Willie Crump, a vet- their filly, Misweet, in this year’s a thing called Chief Uncas limped The committee of 12, four each engine, energ; in the end. This boosted the outcome. He threw just one ball drew an intentional pass. flesh. © At the time of the run- eran jockey, had brought him Derby. home 20 lengths back of the next from the two major leagues and four be utilized to Tribe's lead to a full game over and received credit for the winning Manager Rosy Ryan waved in! ning of the race the track was in along and had nim readied up Misweet isn't a bad filly but she to last horse. One of the most from the minors was appointed bine, it was s the Brewers, who divided tilts came ; Lefty Mike Kash from the bullpen! good condition. Earlier in the good for the 1933 run. Mrs. has no business running . with consistent of Derby bums was |More than a year ago and Chandler Eddie also e with the Hens at Toledo It was his second victory against but this move went for naught when | day it was sloppy. Best Effort is = Silas. B. Mason had an under- Derby horses. If the trainer had Swain which was off last in the sad that it would have full control of the racers _ And whil le the champions move three losses Chiefly in relief roles. | Catcher Bob Brady slapped a long| a superior mudder. Ben Jones, standable vanity. She wanted to = his way he wouldn't let her on © Whirlaway Derby and held of the destinies of baseball players the oval on .s batons Sse — fly into centerfield which drove in| the famed trainer, predicts Best see her colors in the Derby. the same track with Jeep, Pot O' doggedly to his position all the | Who were professionals before going He poigfs out {Wentzel with the “tying run, Effort will win the Derby if mud Woud Willie Crump put a price Luck, Fighting Step. But the . way. Another sterling bum was |into the armed forces. three-time wi:

who works for around the ti miles an hour “took it" well. Another sur next. race, Ed the performan gasoline deve uses in airplar The presidel also figures tl 50-50 chance held next yea our progress il

Reb Russell's Kingan Reliables, W. H. (Billy) Thom as Indiana “When the undefeated in five Municipal league | university's head wrestling coach in 1941,” he s Sunday games and winner of its {or the 1946 season, Athletic Di- racing saga v initial test in the Wednesday circuit. rector Z. G. Clevenger announced had closed. will tangle with Frank Baird's P.R. today. spread sentim

ation as soon

: will permit.

“Coming as numerous new meet wartimi should prove boons ever off tive industry. mechanical in be exploited i believe there and fastest fi well over the on INDIA'S N long have wa

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SC HEDU IL E E TODAY et AMERICAN ASSOCIATION £t. Paul at INDIANAPOLIS (3:30 p. m Kansas City at Toledo (night

Four appearances have been ar-

Milwaukee at Columbus (night fafiged tomorrow forthe Rt. Rev: Minneapolis at Louisville (night), , Msgr. Edward lanagan, founder AMERICAN LEAGUE Msgr. Ed ard J Fla: gan, f New York at Washington (night of Boys Town, Neb, who is com-

pln Dhicage might), ing to Indianapolis as the guest of Detroit at Cleveland (night) Junior Baseball, Ine

the regular the Caravan Kiwanis club at 12:3 «rand 1 pp me: respectively, Father Flanagan will be honored al a reception planned hy the Indianapolis

NATIONAL LEAGUE v After Brooklyn at New York (night Lats Boston at Philadelphia (2, night) weekly Cincinnati at Pittsburgh (2 lub a Chicago at St. Louis (night

RESULTS YESTERDAY AMERICAN ASSOCIATION (First Game)

speaking at meetings ol

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8t. Paul 100 630 0—-4- 8 3 Council. of. Parent-Teacher assoLouisvill: 100, 310°x—"7 & # cigtions at the Indianapolis Athletic Lanahan, Tauscher and Narron, Simonds - Callahan and Savine club ‘at 3 (Recond Game—10 Innings) _ . 3 i st Paul 102 0060 600 Dee 3 Rh Meet With Wilson Louisville 000 030 000 1-4 7 2 And he will be the principal Webb and Lewis: Diehl and Lyon \ ~ speaker at a city-wide Junior re 3 Baseball rally tomorrow , night at Cadle Iapernacie with Kenneth L.

For Father Flanagan, Boys

Father Flanagan

vitations extended by J. R. Townsend, president of Junior Baseball, and many others have indicated that they will attend. Sixty Girl Scouts will usher at

Cadle Tabefnacle and the program

will be opened at 7:30 by a 40-min- |

the 15- -plece Boy

uve -¢ oncert by | by

Town Priest

the players are so outstanding there would suns across and then scored on Fi : irthd ; : _EPACSELEPAR TE ily concern w ’ § of the Kentucky Derby in 1918, is feted at nis 30th birthday party | wiih kin : — / / 4 : ‘ { ! ) ) : gan moving into Munici- —-— in be little dispute. However, there was considerable conflict in others English's long fly. Former Riviera given by his owner, Mrs. Willis Sharpe Kilmer (left) at Bing- 01 jeague competition this season . . : Petit of Tndia and both leagues could provide a number of stars as competent alter- Minneapolis got two of these back . hamton, N. Y. Inge Gansel helps feed old campaigner his birth. |i. Mallory remained in the VICTORY FIELD per cent of 1 hates. : : ir the fourth on four hits, two of Coach Is Signed day cake. Manufacturers. fans locked ToFward indianapoiis vs. 3%. Paul goods . product Fit Into American Outfield them doubles by Males and Nowak. , = =, , , >. _.. =~ |—— ree ~— | 10 awaiting the championship series P i financial and. In the outfield, Jimmy Outlaw of Detroit and Bob Johnson of the They went in front with another As Poo! Manager lo see the feud Yohewed. But the TONIGHT, 8:30 P. M. pas fored Red Sox would fit nicely into the American league picture while Bill pair in the fifth on a pair of passes Larry Gudgill, Bemte Droll | Twilight" league schedule makes it | For Information or Reservations Se ys Nicholson of the Cubs, Vance Dinges and Vince DiMaggio of the Phils, |and a wild throw to first by Cardoni | Euphrasia Donnelly Bungard, for- possible for the two nines to get to- Call RI. 4488 wh nh V Johnny Rucker of the Giants, and Tommy O'Brien of the Pirates could on Dill's infield hit. [mer swimming coach at the Riviera |gether earlier and their game to- Regen Mais - step in to take the place of any of the top-grade National league pas-! Jim Wallace was the likely start-|club. has been signed as swimming morrow night should prove interest- ee be : $ Mor ture men. er against, the Apostles in the open-|pool manager at the Terre Haute ate € in emi- na crap Ing. It is scheduled on Riverside rb f R One of the most difficult spots to select a top man was at third base ing game of the set tonight. Country club. No. 1. khang in the National league where Kurowski rated a bare edge over. the bril- She swam on the 400-meter relay. Larry Gudgill, Dayton middle- ough six-round pasting that had Naval Afiory. viciorions over Fi. ’ Sian made. Nu liant fielding Stan Hack of the Cubs, Napoleon Reyes of the Giants and MINNEAPOLIS lteam in the 1924 Olympic games in weight who has been fighting on the the local middle well battered at the Harfisoh in its inital clash. faces Bifles, Son tr the ever-steady Bob Elliott of the Pirates. There also was room for p,unni rt AB R i 9 A z Paris and formerly coached at St. west coast and comes here recom- finish. Bob Elliott's DeWolf News, which ae yi a argument in the naming of Stanky at second base over the harder hit- Males, ss = ........ 4 2 2 2 6 2 Mary-of-the-Woods college at Terre. mended as a .hard puncher and!- Gene Gudgill will make his eighth nas taken two beatings this season, 9 auins a yes ting Don Johnson of the Cubs, but Stanky's spunk and fielding are pi "if" = % § 3 § 3 0 Haute Bennie Droll, the Peoria “jitter- start here in the 10-round main... "4 oy the Kingan nine. The Catsle a cited as the principal factor in the rise of the Dodgers from second Nowak, cf 3.8 3 6:0 0 bug” who mixes a tricky dance step event when he meets Bob S8immons, newsmen lost a Municipal game and seater light ca bariad Sit vaPata, ‘1b 4 0 0:9 1 1 be, p eb local welter. Simmons will be bat- 3 p compared to n¢ division ohscurly, Blazo. 3b 3 0 1 1 2 0 Score Softball | with: his lefts and rights, have been : their first Twilight clash to the Re- All Types of ar Th At first base Cavaretta was only a measure ahead of ‘the great Aragon, B uiiernie 0 ! 9 1 1 g ys % {matched for action in the semi- tling to maintain a string of seven liables. The sailors and newsmen METAL MOULDINGS peat: er clutch-hitter, Frank McCormick of the Reds, and in the American league Er Ss rariiesers 3 8.8 : 3 ’ League V ictories windup billed for six rounds on the straight victories, including four play on Riverside No: 2. and Sink Rims for : Bie 8 $5 nesolt McQuinn was the choice over Nick Etten of the Yankees only because of — | 1 ; . n. opening outdoor fistic bill to be knockouts. He holds a previousi™ WTAE : end’s Studeb: . ; : 3) Tatals 33 4 1125 18 4 In last night's Bush-Callahan, 5 hade verdict G The remaining tilt wi n wo Your Kitchen Cabinets and General his superior fielding. Tresh, having his best season behind the plate, “One out when winning run scored. City league games at Municipal staged Thursday night at Sports Six-round s ace ver ie) over ene. | 1osers in their first Twilight tests FREE DELIVERY! Sttigy plant rated a little ahead of the reliability guy, Frank Hayes of the Indians, INDIANAPOLIS stadium Indianapolis Bleaching ATena. who has won five of seven starts be- battling it out on Riverside No. 4. ¢ assembly plan although it would be hard to pass up the every-day consistency of Hayes, : AB R H O A E| . 00 ied Indiana Roof, 8-3; Elec- Droll can punch with authority as fore local fans. Ft. Harrison and Lukas-Harold will Jordan Linoleum Co. iio now seeking a major league record for consecutive cutive appearances. Heltoel. 8 & zee 3. 3 2 rs i tronic. Laboratories Noh over Was demonstrated on the season's A our rou eavyyen! Slash be doing battle and with an initial | 207 W Wash St Opposite Statenwus aE Dene Ny meee vee 4 1 2 3 900 Ls : y will rematc itey Jensen, of : oe EE ——————— a e object o 5 o 1 3 o o Bridgeport Brass, 7-3, and Stout Arno d Deer { Indianapolis " thor- Dayton and Charlie teed. of Indl-|VICtory in. sight, a bang-up gee — : I 2 ‘ : : ; ; Foie m 0 - ! : y acted. —B.H. | : Baseball Cal nd 31 ’ 2 3 2 Field was victorious over Service : | anapolis, who recently battled to a M3 be expected Brake Service na e ar 3.0.9.3 09 Products, 6-4. : four-round draw. Brake near its Le : At Speedway stadium last night, P/ Ab d d Sa . : : | ni AMERICAN ASSOCIATION (First. Game) 4 90 1 37% of B° Sol le ans anaone ‘Trainer Resigns Adjustment While Union and Won. Lost Pet.) Mitwatikee ... 030 hq 6 1 3 0 0 4 4 oo International Detrola defeated In- Swimmin ‘Mus ot’ justmen less than 40 3 INDIANAPOLIS .......,... 23 13 403 Toledo 010 000 4— 5 9 1° $00 ? 0 §& 1llternational Harvester, 3-1, in a FE T P + Ww £g 8 BUFFALO, June 5 (U.P). — You Wait four are anti Louisville ie En anyehdrict ym and Stephenson; Smalling =~ RS SEES regular game, and Speedway Mer- or I wo rosr- ar For Pacific Service | Zyatner Jy Hen ag resigried from ons. sta led a (8 d G [ley 5 : “hants arvesters om the Buffalo Bisons of the InToledo. . 18 J iivackes econ Game) as al Bots batted or Wallen in 8th chan s won from the Harvesters Football Lea ves | WASHINGTON, June 5 (U. P.).— : I lesgue bosouse. of tis bother to tra Kansas City . 2 A432 Toledo 000 000 102— 3 13 1 Minneapol 2a’ 000 220 000—4 3-2, in a donkey game. g Swimming, boxing and team s ris | LTA iona ague But the ra BL Paul 0 ATX "Speer and Stephenson; Knerim, Mains INDIANAPOL 18 0030000115 pan : . g, Ri Spo dislike for current travel condi- footed t Minneapolis 389 and Missler, Runs Batted In—Shupe 2, English 2 . ‘Bush-Callahan Factory league CHICAGO, June 5 (U. P.)—Two Aare on the “must” list of U. 8. Manager Bucky Harris re el at North A ooted, got g frm" Danneker, Nowak, Brady. Two-Base Hits at Municipal Stadium fs asi HU ln Rn soldiers transferring from Europe ' : : Phone RI. 8407 substitute bil ANERICAX Leas FP Lost Pct. Kansas City 000 010 n40— 5 4 3 Parks Heitzel, Males 2, Nowak, Brady. foll 7--R A. vs. P. R. Mallory; more professional football leagues ° th Pp if ported. months’ stud NEw-FOR ec, .soninnien 3 1B Co 8A3 [Columbig .... . io. 030 OOF 003 § 10 5 Jhzee Base Bit —Shupe, Stojen Hyses- 320 Internat nat Harvester Bis Lalas were buried in the “gridiron grave-1lo he Pacihe. = c Bh en mmm wi — rein Rho Detroit esac 20018 57 Pepper “and vCastro,” Steinecke: Lopatka Double Plays — Wallen to Geraghty "to — ” > yard” today as promoters seurried In aquatics the stroke taught will inal i Kt. Louis ...........000e 18. 1 314 and. Bueha, y Shupe, Brady to Geraghty. . Left on Bases. In Sh th = Hassler Twil ight * league. | 40 oat ‘gut of the game while the hark back to the days of the old minal will b Bn 1 lw AMERICAN LEAGUE Minneapo is 8, Indianapolis 10. Base on Luckv Te rile ‘and. Naval | getting is good : swimming hole. off any actio: . Ssuxsuseenein : xs MERICAN LEAG Balls—Off H Cardoni. 5. Kash 1. Brookside lige § - Scvelang sesraans 18 3 iM Open date, ER eon _B Cargo Hits—Oft BAT, Arme Abandoning million-dollar post- For the army ground forces has WORTH CROWING ABOUTS A o : =H nedine . ‘ay 193 S— 5 Tia £ h. 2 1; Cardoni : os , : 3 y Philadelphia 15 33 383 NATIOS AC LEAGUE 11'1n 885 Jeflaoat! 01h th. Wild Pitchv: Twn donkey games -are on tonight's|war plans, the Trans-America cir- {decided every soldier must learn to UTO CoM NATIONAL LEAGUE Lp Cincinnath at Pitshureh (postponed, wet Hearn KE a Speeds wi PPC perian Cult lid thie United States Football| Swim For Dis oui safety and eom- i Mg New-York Won last 3 “only game scheduled gate. Time—2 18 the Arsi game STAFTME AY 30 teaghe-officially called it quits, join. | bat Silolenes. he J ough instruc- ROLLED RIGHT... be dealers, wh PRISBUIER ooo ier. 32 16 3D * 'ing the American league and other | tors Wi : wa ed fo ‘teach ad- the post-war 5 Louis er staan " 4 J T {pro groups which have failed to! vance, stro = ne fa) Tpssls theyre sendi ORIPM: .oviarees . 1 wi e on e dog paddle, bac usals. + Chevr CIGAR. isoomarereasnine 19 18 314 A A Ww | crack the National football league's MILD LIGHT Wi BITE Cincinnati saaseteraeehny 18 Is ow i Four ppearances rrange omorro | arid monopoly. g scull, side stroke and elementary and see 10,000 applicat B ireniessaiein 19 2 | . . | Gil Philadelphia . 10 a4 breast stroke. But wartim

. . FOVANO MOS old-timer dea ‘Bisons Trade Pair | GOLF IRONS a A A Plesk Copoedlle edly light, so Scout bane under the direction of To St: Louis Flyers Sets of $7. 95 o_\/ MAKES A BETTER SMOKE getting daslers Roger Riley, ve only....... TR ea. 7 1 "po — Er ry emives ; 2 ave a bigger Emmett Rice. director of special| BUFFALO, June 5 (U. P.).—Jatk - x vouth service for the Indianapolis|DPyte and Oscar Aubuchon of the BUSH-CALLAHAN } ings than th public schools, will introduce the Buffalo Bison hockey team have 136 E. W. SHIN BBS . General Motor guests been traded for Jimmy Franks and « WASHINGTON ST. | . Another important event already Dalton ‘Smith of the St. Louis Fly-|= mace — ; THE LON arranged by Junior Baseball officials | €rS of the American league, Bison i 3 \ ountats pen 1 is the “Happy Chandler night” pro- officials have reported. : Cll point, invented gram at Victory field on the night Franks, a goaltender, Jormeny then be cine of June 13 with Senator A. B,| played with Detroit and New York en civilian Chandler, new commissioner of of the National league, while Smith, I Tr] a baseball, as guest of honor at a A veteran linesman, set up 31 passes J if licenses from

benefit game between

the Indian-

apolis and Kansas City clubs of the

American association Last season's 13-year-old

Junior

Baseball champions will oppose an

last season in compiling a total of Aubuchon was acquired | York Rangers and Defenseman Dyte was a member of |

42 points,

from the . New

the 1943-44 championship Bisons.

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