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Victory, 12-3

{ COLUMBUS, 0, Aug. 31.—Massing » 16-hit attack behind Jim walJace's effective pitching, the Indian-

gpolis Indians gnapped a nine-game

Josing streak here last night and

picked up a full game when the Millers defeated the

jeague leading Brewers at Min-

meapolis. "The third-place Louisville Colo-/|

1s, who have been striving to over-| take the second-place Tribesters. | powed again at Toledo and are two games back of the Redskins and 5%

now 3% games behind the Brewers and both have 13 to play. Fifteen for Wallace ‘ While Wallace held the Red Birds to eight scattered hits, the Tribesters played a loud tune ‘with the bludgeon and chalked up a oneded 12-to-3 triumph. It was wal-| lace's 15th victory aganist only four] setbacks. |

on Milwaukee!

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Redskins End Slump

Softball Star

Jerry Geib will be in left field for the Allis-Chalmers softball aggregation, Milwaukee metropolitan’ area champions, when they clash with the Indiana champions, Goshen All-Stars, in the midwest regionals of the annual national tournament at Municipal stadium at 1 o'clock tomorrow afternoon.

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The Mid-West regionals of the annual National, softball tournament gets under way at Municipal stadium tonight, with seven men's aggregations and seven girls’ teams competing. Withdrawal of the Wisconsin state champions from the tourney because of travel difficulties was announced yesterday. However, the Allis-Chalmers ten, Milwaukee metropolitan area champions, will be represented. Kingan Knights, local champions, were to have played the Wisconsin team in tonight's 9 p. m. game. In order to fulfill the three-game schedule the Knights have been booked in a non-tourney game against Fuzzy's All-Stars of Greenwood, southern Indiana champions. The Knights and Stars met twice pefore and each has a victory to its credit. Louisville to Play The local Curtiss-Wright girls oppose Ft. Wayne Bob Inns, Hoosier ‘champions, in the evening's opener at 7. Gipp Brewery Corp. of Peoria, Illinois champions, and McNulty

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College Tally

By WALTER BYERS United Press Staff Correspondent CHICAGO, Aug. 31-—Coach Bernie Bierman, builder of impregnable

Trim All-Stars

Statistics of the All Stars-Green Bay football game:

First downs Net Net yards passing

‘Forwards comple Forwards intercep . 3 Yards gained by interception 8

128 Punts, ige 442 02 . Punts, uverdge : yi workman-like decision over Clayton

Yards penalized 4

FRIDAY, AUG. 31, 1045

2 All-Star Figures Chaney Wins cmoaco, ms. 1 © Pm Coty re Bout

By BOB STRANAHAN Colion Chaney's record still was clear for the Sports Arena ring toe day after the Indianapolis Negro | esvevelatt had pounded out a

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Worlds, colored Detroit belter,

Minnesota teams, watched Don Hutson shatter all his theories last night when the jitterpd-foot end scored 11.points to spark the Green Bay Packers to a 19-to-T victory over Bierman's college All-Stars. Hutson was not ‘to be stopped. Now 32, he said the All-Star game would be his farewell performance,

“youngsters” how a great player plays his favorite game. And before 92,753 fans at Soldier field, the Green Bay “thin man” proved once again he is one of the greatest offensive threats the gridiron ever has known. He scampered 85 yards to a touchdown which was the deciding factor and he also kicked a field goal and two conversions to give the National Football league champions their second victory in the 12-year history of the colorful pre-season grid

champion, will be “at it again” to

night at Sports Arena.

Rudy Strongberg, a rugged and

orlds’ long left worried Chaney conMderably but Tom Leeper's boy was im) no serious difficulty during the 10 rounds of milling, Worlds failed to win a round on The Times card, but he was credited with a couple by both judges. They were close, however, ‘Booes greeted the verdict, for the sparse settling of fans apparently didn’t see..eye to eye with: the of« ficials. With the exception of one bout ruled no contest by the referee, the supporting card was above the average. Y

Huttor Is Winner

Longson on Mat Card at Arena

«wild Bill” Longson, heavyweight

feature the outdoor wrestling card of the Hercules A. C. next Tuesday

Trying for an upset against the rough and tumble Longson will be

skilled grappler out of Milwaukee who has an impressive record in this and other mat territories. It will be for two falls out of three and Bill's| Vie Hutton of Terre Haute title will be at stake. knocked out Doug Jordan of Chis Ray Eckert, the California (Mo. |cago after 2:17 of the second round, matman who lost to Longson after | They are junior lightweights, a good try two weeks ago, will re-| Leather really flew in the fives turn in the semi-windup. A junior|heat welterweight. scrap between

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“. Artie Parks paced the Indians at | pat with four blows and three runs | To Win Feature

batted in. One of his safeties was | At Shelbyville

good for two cushions. Joe Mack | collected three hits and two mark- | : | SHELBYVILLE, Ind, Aug. 31 (U. P.).—Red Tower, owned by Mrs. To | Daryl Carshall of Nullbrook, N. Y., g.5. Fil | yesterday set the fastest time 34 13 | recorded during the past three days 514 14|0f harness racing at the annual 12 16 | Summer racing program here, Driven in the featured 2:05. trot by Tom Berry and Eddie Havens. Red Tower set a 2:04% in the second heat of the event. The purse was $2000. True Chief, owned by Leo Me{Namara, Indianapolis, ‘came ig first in the $2000 3-year-old pace. His best time was 2:05%. The $1000 purse of the 2:25 pace was taken by Indian Land, owned by Mrs. J. B. Johnson Jr, of Rochester, Mich. The driver was Sep Palin of Indianapolis.

heavyweight bout is being arranged Tiger Kiggins of Indianapolis and for the opener. Jimmy Martin of Chicago. Kige

gins, the Negro lad with the dipsys Globetrotters On doo hop, won a close decision, Sunday Program

Mike McKessick, the returned Jesse Owens racing against a

marine, scored at the expense-of Kid Bartley, also of Indianapolis, horse. That will be one of the but was given some anxious moe highlights of a combined baseball ments by his Negro rival in the and thrill program at Victory field five-rounder. They are middle« Sunday at 8 p. m, when the Harlem weights. Globetrotters baseball team opposes| The veteran Ted Christie of Chie the Bearded Davidites. cago was awarded his scrap with! Herman Mills, also of the Windy : City, when the referee didn't like Pin Teams Sought the looks of a second round knocke A men's handicap league, sched- out. Mills went down ofice in the uled to roll at the Antlers alleys on | first, heard a warning from the Friday nights at 8:30, is being or- official, and then stretched out in ganized. Teams are needed. Call the next heat after absorbing & LI. 2351 for information. - } | right to the stomach.

Construction of Louisville, Kentucky winners, meet in the initial menis game at 8.

classic. Reel Under Attack

After 44 months in the navy. Bob Feller, Cleveland fireball flinger, : ’ | found he still had plenty of friends among the younger generation. His most telling blow came when

The Chalmers ten, Goshen All-| x i . Here young America is shown welcomi back the ace Indian hurler. the chips were down. Going Into Stars, Indiana titleholders; Match | ng the fourth quarter, the Wisconsin

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Wallace also participated in the shelling and pounded out a three-bagger, a single batted in one run and scored two. The Tribesters staged a huge second inning and made a sustained rally produce six runs. As a matter of fact, they rolled up an 8-to-0 lead before ‘the Red Birds « got a runner around the paths. Tribe Defense Tight Red Bird Pitchers Roman Brunswick and Milt Lowrey were no puzzle and the former was belted . out in the second stanza. The Jdndians supported Wallace with _pirtight fielding while the Red “Birds had an off night and com- } four miscues. Jack Sturdy,

tted lum first sacker, got an inBp homer in the eighth

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Katy Cottrell Wins Lake Shore Meet has been heavy, according to Harold Englehart, operator of the

The women's golf - championship . of Lake Shore Country club was |Fladium—B. H. * won by Katy Cottrell, who defeated | Josephine Durham, 2-1, in the final NOtre Dame Plays mateh, 'At Stout Field

It has been announced that a x Baseball teams represénting the

and Flint M & 8 Orange, Michi- under a vicious college attack led gan state winners, are other men's by Charley Trippi of Georgia, team teams competing. captain. LE a C h Y k P k U ths: 1 ms, of the final period, Hutson interare Don McCullough's of Lansing, Me art y ds an S er p cepted a collegiate pass on his 15Michigan champions; Wingettes of yard line and sprinted down tha Soule Rotuey titleholders; By CARL LUNDQUIST sidelines behind the scythe-like ea h cago metropolitan United Press Staff Correspondent blocking of end Clyde Goodnight to Meni es: Caterpillar Dies- NEW YORK, Aug. 31.—Happy days are here again for Manager Joe | score standing up. He conyerted to ettes of Toarts. Tilinois champions, | yrocarthy, who tried to resign a month ago because of illness probably | give the Packers 4 19 to 7'lead ‘and i Gordon Engineers of Madison, |yought on by the antics of the worst New York team he ever bossed. |to break the collegians’ challenge. Be. vent. wht cont Things were different today. Returning servicemen have polstered | Bierman tried everything to stop Sn Bie nd Tul the weak spots and restored the team morale with a winning campaign | Hutson. He had his ends block with fte y d ni 8Y,| that has put the club back into the first division in fourth place just him at the line of scrimmage. He afternoon and night sessions|. . ..q a.half games out of the . 8» put two men on him and then tried carded each day. lead. M . L ch a floating secondary defense but no=-j Temporary bleachers have been : ajor eaders body could stay with the Hutson erected, giving the stadium a seat- McCarthy was beaming over the By UNITED PRESS &sol-pace ing capacity of 3500. The lighting prospect of using Spurgeon (Spud) NATIONAL LEAGUE . system has also been improved with Chandler, the best pitcher in the | simes, Boston .. er 35a Scollard Gets Pass the addition of several new outfield | American league in 1943. He will |Cavarretta, Chl. ..110 150 361] The Packer line completely botd| etarn to the club after his army Roses, Biim. -- 3 161 341|tled up the heralded Collegian runrelease Sept. 12 in time “for the Hack, Chicago ....121 157 .326! ning attack and the all-stars only clutch stages of the campaign. AMERICAN LEAGUE scored once in the second quarter Getting in Shape J Cucinnatio, Cul, . ot 333 3 106 7 hii Bob Rennody of Nar, Chandler, who had the lowests Case. Wash. . ‘ees 9 37% iis 316 a Socnard of SE yosepit's, Ind.

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earned run average Y64, and the goudreau, Clev. .. 97 highest winning percentage with [Surnwelss, N.Y. ..1u8 20 victories and four losses in his HOME RUNS final vear before going into the Holmes, Braves ...26/3tephens, Browns. 1?

Workman, Braves 200tt, Giants .......18 army, started working out in North adams, Cardinals 19

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| Indiana college sprinted 37 yards to score and Tom Harmon, Michigan's all-American, converted. Green Bay opened the scoring in tthe first period when Hutson placekicked a field goal from the 20-yard line. In the second quarter, Ken-| nedy intercepted a pass behind the!

when his hot drive bounced away “from Bob Dill. + The finale of the series is scheduled tonight after which the Indians will move on to Toledo to meet the Mud Hens in a single tilt tomorrow and in a double‘header Sunday.

RUNS BATTED IN Dodgers 106 Adanis, Cardinals Braves..101/Cavarretta, Cubs... 8 Dodgers... 99 Elliott, Pirateg ...

Roy McKay on the goal line for a touchdown and Hutson converted

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Baseball Calendar

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Won Last 51

blind par tournament for women and flag pike for men would | University of Notre Dame and : die ve . be held Labor day. Carolina and shou e excel- | y Stout Reid wip play 3 fetura BAME | ont shape by the time he is ror walker, Kin an Ed es Ft at the army air field tomorrow! isasced. Holmes, g g * afternoon at 4 o'clock. News of Chandler's impending ! 1 The clubs battled through 18|return came right after young! JF Mefbesters will be home Harrison, 4 to 2 scoreless innings in July before the Floyd Bevens turned in the vest | | WO New Drivers goal line and was snowed under by Monday, Labor Day, to tackle Three hits and an error in the|yrish finally won in the 20th, 1-0. [pitching job of hik career yester- | / the Packer forwards for a safety.| Louisville in a night twin bill. fifth frame gave the Kingan nine| stout field has a record of 30|day, a one-hit 7-to-1 victory over . The pro champs added another| is =» a 4 to 2 victory over Ft. Harrison victories against 123 defeats this the Red Sox ace, Dave ye On Midget Card touchdown in the second when 9 : in Twilight league baseball yester- season. Bevens gained his 12th victory | Walt Schlinkman of Texas Tech Box Score Say. In Soo Sheouner P. R.| Tomorrow's game is open to the with the fifth one-hitter pitched | Ninety laps of racing with all the fumbled on the all-star 20 and OEANAEO ory defea aval Armory, public. . in the American league this season. spills and thrills that come with Tackle Baby Ray recovere for the 1 : . 2 He started the seventh with a walk [the running of the midget autos are, Pro% Herman Rohrig, former Ne- : Mrs. Cox Loses and after two force plays, Bob |scheduled at the Indranapolis| Tasha stat. then fred a yas 0 Luke Appling Back . Johnson doubled to score Boston's|Speedrome tonight and again to-| CHICAGO, Aug. 31 (U. P.).—Luke In Eastside Event only Si = was he lu RoTOW gh. °| Appling, 36, discharged from the| A 3 and 1 triumph over Mrs. straight Yankee Win over Ferriss n top of that General Manager| 0larmy after 21 months’ service, will| Wilmer Cox gave Mrs. Robert Lay-| Charley Keller and Prankie Ted Everroade is looking for tne Clubs Seek (Games o/ be at shortstop for the White Sox | cock the Pleasant Run women's golf Crosetti hit Yankee homers. Oros- | biggest fleld in_the history of the| The Fairmount Falcons softball tonight when, the St. Louis Browns championship yesterday. Mrs. Lay- etti got his with two on base. It East side track to report for the| eam is seeking a game Sunday named president of | Was Keller's first homer since his | time trials tonight. Thirty drivers,| f : ioht. Walter Patrick return from the maritime service. including some of the best knewn| > fernodh or Higal lub’ Cubs Are Beaten pilots in the middle west, already (GA-5479) handles the clu s ar- : ; have registered. © rangements. The Indiana State The leading Cubs in the National,| “roo yeweomers on this week’ | Farm baseball team desires a game, ; s week's) (or Sunday.

Hazen, of Sturdy, 1b ... Huston, 2b .. Bucha, ¢ Pratt, ¢ Bartosch, McLain Townes, . Rhawn, 3b ... Brunswick, p Lowery, Pp

wHo start a series with the Car-| “ » ORo dinals at St. Louis tonight, lost Wom Bnd aurve of | pittsburgh, 6 to 4 The Pirates : nWrignt © u Kansas City. O'Rourke will drive

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Ah Milwaukee “ a 00 000 010— 1 7 \ : nneapolis 010 100 00x— 2 6 0 of the Cubs got a consolation prize : A168 1bs 8 ’ ) Cardoni, 1 1 Swan- ‘td {ship form - 4 _ Cardoni,_ MeGil en and Padden; Swan: ic 9000th major league hit in the iP ae So fap program, start- | first inning when Chicago made] time trials at 7 p. m. {two runs.

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(Only game scheduled.)

Jess Straker low gross honors in the SCHEDULE TODAY druggist division of the Indianapolis AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Association of Retail Druggists golf INDIANAPOLIS at Columbus (night). Louisville at Toledo (night), tournament at Speedway. Fd and| Kansas City at St. Paul (night). M. F. Kerl tied for gross honors in Milwaukee at Minneapolis (night). the salesmen division of the tourney | with 82s. The low niet salesman was Clarence | Hill, who posted a 66. E. K. Stewart, | R. T. Teeter, Bill Woods, and Wayne] Warrick tied for honors in the druggist net division with 70's, Sixtygix members participated in the] affair, |

Ripple Cubs Win

Junior Diadem . | Broad Ripple Cubs defeated Beech Grove, 8-3, last night at Victory field to defend their Class A Junior Baseball title. "Rhodius PAL club again annexed the Class A crown with a 8-1 con- | guest of Tabernacle Tigers. | Christian Park Hawks won the | Class © championship by defeat- | ing Tabernacle Young Tigers, 2-0. bd

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