Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 September 1945 — Page 18

Saints in Ist

"Test Tonight

By EDDIE ASH Times Sports Editor Back in the American post-season playoff after an absence of one year, the Indianapolis Indians, secondplace finisher.in the 1945 regular race, oppose ‘fhe. fourth-place St. Paul Saints out at Victory field | tonight. The contest is scheduled to ‘get under way at 8:30. At the same time, first-place Mil- " waukee entertains third-place Louisville in the Cream City. In the best-in-seven series, three games are to be played in Indianapolis and in Milwaukee before play shifts to St. Paul and Louisville. * Friday is an open date to give the . teams ample travel time. The series will be completed in St, Paul and Louisville, » The winners then will meet in the playoff finals, best in seven, and the ultimate winner will represent the “A. A. in the little world series against the winner of the International league playoff. Competed in 1943 In 1943 Indianapolis subdued ToJedo in the first-round playoff but was eliminated by Columbus in the finals. Last year, Louisville defeated Milwaukee in the first round and Bt. Paul defeated Toledo. And in the finals, Louisville defeated St. - Paul. This is the American association’s 2th playoff and the fifth for In- “ dianapolis. The Indians have never - survived one but there is always ‘a first time and they are all set to

laurels to Victory field, The playoff records show that the pennant winner has tough sledding in the post-season competition. Both In 1943 and 1944, the Milwaukee - Brewers won the pennant and were eliminated in the playoff. And Kansas City met a ‘similar fate three times, in 1939, 1940 and 1042. Match Southpaws Tribe Manager Bill Burwell intends to use his southpaw ace, Jim ‘Wallace, against St, Paul here to“night, end Ray Blades, skipper of Rh ors is expected to counter ith a southpaw, Tom _Sunkel or pk Lanahan,’

ore the days of playoffs in the Indians played in two itle world series, in 1017 and in 28. In 1917 they defeated Toronto, games to one, and in 1928 they jeated Rochester, five games to one in a scheduled nine-game series. Victory field reports a brisk adsale for the Indians’ three tilts with the Saints although much depends upon the weather, There is advance in prices over regular season games but season passes are “ng.” for the series,

Play Tonight By UNITED PRESS Jean Pierre Roy, French-Cana-dian southpaw ace of the Pennant« winning Montreal Royal mound Stall, was expected to start tonight in: the first playoff game against Baltimore, with the second-place Newark Bears opposing Toronto at Newark, . Although Manager Bruno Betzel of the Royals refused to name a starter, International league fans believed Roy would begin the playoffs, Montreal won the league pennant by six full games and was a heavy favorite to win its semi‘final playoff round against the ‘ fourth-spot. Orioles, winners of last season's pennant. Baseball Commissioner Albert B. (Happy) Chandler was scheduled to throw out the first ball at the Newark-Toronto game,

Ac gallant effort fo. bring the)...

Series

Jim Wallace. . « Tribe hurler,

Kingan’s to Play Cold Medal Nine

In last night's Indianapolis amateur baseball association's drawings

pions, have won four tourney. tilts, while the Medals have been defeated once, while winning three, The Kingan team handed the Beermen|:

undefeated In series play, {- In event the Gold Medal aggrega-| tion is eliminated in Sunday’s.clash, Mallor and Kingan will play each other until one team has met two detents.

Good Announces

I. U. Big Ten Card

# BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Sept. 11.| ~Coach Harry C. Good today announced Indiana university's 12game Western conference basket-

ball schedule for 1045-46, Ten additional games against non: conference opponents will be

scheduled also, Good said, but yet are all tentative.

The 1045-48 Hoosiers will meet; Michigan, - Chicago, Minnesota, Iowa, Purdue and Ohio State two games each for the 19468 campaign. Games against the University of Louisville, Camp Atterbury, Wakeman General hospital and Butler also may be scheduled, Good indi-~ | cated. Wabash and DePauw, both long-time Indiana basketball rivals, may not appear on next season's schedule because of lack of service personnel to man ‘squads, Good | t, sald both schools had indicated to! him that they would not play. The conference schedule follows: | Dee. 2, at Michigan; Jan. §, at Ch oago; Jan, 7, Minnesota at home; Jan. 19, | Towa af home; Jan. 16, at Purdue; Jan. 19, Ohio State at home; Jan. 21, Michigan at home; Jan. 26, Chicago at home; Feb, 9, at Ohio State; Feb, 16, Purdue al home;

Jeb. 23, at Minnesota, and Feb, 325, at °

Pin Teams Sought The Illinois Recreation league, operating on a handicap basis, will roll on Wednesday nights. Two teams are needed to complete the organization, which opens tomorrow night, For information, call LI-0740.

Bombers Triumph HARRISBURG, Pa, Sept. 11

Tigers Hold ‘Slim Margin

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Detroit Sieh Washington ..

-12, completion -of one Inning game of July 10 to 1), 20,

delphia~12 (2), 15 (2), St, Louis—22, 23. Cleveland—25, Louis—20,

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“Y'something changes that situation. |

Opens

NEW YORK, Sept. 11 (U, P.).— No major league team ever won the

pennant by finishing in second place, a fact that was becoming all

| too realistic today to the Washing: |

{ ton Senators, who have been trying for exactly three months without |

| success to dislodge Detroit from the!

American league lead. On June 11, the Tigers took over | first place and they have been| i | i

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NATIONAL LEAGUE Chicago~—Boston——Sept. 11. Philadelphia 13, 14. Brooklyn—15 (2) (including of suspended 20 with Brooklyn leading 16 (2), 17. At St. Louis—18, 19, Pittsburgh-—-32, a (2). St, Louis—25, |

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14, At Washington =| At Cleveland-19, 26. At

16 (2), st, 40. ashington—o hicago—Sept,

Wa Here and-12, 13. 11. Detroit—15 on

a 10-0 defeat Sept. 2. Mallory is also| 37: xX New Yorke, 21. Af Philadelphis--

there ever since. Today they are = On Irish Staff

on top by the bare margin of a game, but the fact remains that! they are the leaders and thus the

Washington never had a better! opportunity to close in than last] night, but the Senators, dog- tired | after weeks of doubling up on the |

| schedule, couldn't make the grade, 1932 Irish varsity’ squads.

Divide Double Bill

The Tigers had divided a doubleheader at Boston and when

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THE INDIANAPOLI

Newcomer on Tiger Team

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Leagues Open

Jackson is a newcomer,

r Crispus Attucks

Jackson has been working out with the Tigers only ‘he squad's) drive during the coming season. { There are, seven veterans on the Tiger eleven this: year but none of them seem to compare in stature {with Jackson. The 175-pound left | halfback has speed when it comes to footwork-and can snap or shag

&, Sep. i au a pass with equal ease. In addition; Notre Dame ooach Watford plans to use him on 1930's, today » kick ing énd of the Attucks atalma mater as 1 EE Jackson was a letterman on the West high school eleven of Akron! ive of Shady- | (, jast season where he held down! the 1931 and the end position in the line.

Expect Better Record

| Sheeketski became assis Sant Bo Watford shouldn't have too much |Eddie Anderson, head football 0 this season beating last] coach at Holy Cross, in 1933.

starts with the additional strength

| Cross circuit at Fox-Hunt with 621; |Bill Van Pelt of the South Side |Business Men at Sport Bowl with

| O'Grady with 615. Irene Dade, rollling in" the Blue Ribbon Ice Cream

{Mary Brisnik, Coca Céla

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ESDAY, SEPT. 11, 1945

Caps’ Schedu le Given

Monday Night

Monday night bowling leagues, delayed a week in their opening sessions because of the Labor day holi« day, got under’ way last night with the usual early-season low scoring prevailing. Although Gene Zweissler of the Courthouse league at the Pennsylvania roller a 627 for the evening’s top score, the St. Philip No. 1 loop provided the most honor totals in men’s ranks. Jim Hickey, had 613, Bill Harding 610, John Gaalema 608 and John Barrett 604. Top shooters reach-

{ing 600 in other league sessions]. Allan Jackson, Crispus Attucks left halfback, shows Jefferson were Paul Sylvester Cliff, quarterback, just how he wants the ball placed prior to his practice kick-off recently on the Tigers’ gridiron, Last season he Played with an Akron (0) high school aggregation.

of the Holy,

[621 and Earl Shoemaker of the Little Flower at Pritchett-Hunt-

league at Fox-Hunt had 547 to take honors in feminine circles,

; Johnny Sorrell... Caps’ coach,

Angelo Opposes Martin’ Tonight

Mike Angelo, who has a reputa-

OTHER LEAGUE LEADERS (MEN)

for Sunday's city championship 36, At Cineinpafl—27, 28. At Pittshburgh— | Al Bottin, Evangelical SEs 508 . . é nv PRIR Dutch Myers, Optimist . series, P. R. Mallory Co, drew a|™g, Louly-Now York--Sopt.’ 11. Brooklyn By HARVEY HARRIS Caria Huskies Msn son bye, leaving Kingan. Reliables and|—12 (2), 13. Philadelphia—13, 16 (2), 13. After seeing this year's -Crispus Attucks football team work out,|R. Kopp, Reformed Church ........... 587 Gold Medal Beer matched in next|Chieaso—1%, 19, 20. Cineinnati—22, 23. At at Bn LAGE Pater eerie: 584 ; ‘ : “7Y| Chicago-23, 26, At Cincinnati—20, 30 (2). there's a temptation to say that Coach Lon Watford’s eleven will be | Prerett Gillis, Tnter-Plant ............ 58 Sunday's contest. AMERICAN LEAGUE composed of a chap named Allan Jackson. {Ed Horton, International Harvester .. . 18 The 'Reliables, defending cham-| bDetroit-—-At Boston—Sept. 11. At Phila- Roth. Capital Paper ..

[Ed Wilbur Smith, Kroger Grocery Mixed . 561 Paul Weatherly. Ravenswood Mer- "sii

chants oa Claud Neeley, Rt. Square o'clock .... 560 Walter Nash, Moose odge . ranen O81 Larry Hilton, Auto Transportation . b56 Chief Warrant Officer Schearing, Stout Pleld Lyman Porter, ‘Real Silk mixed . ..... 531 Gordon MuCaiment., West Side Church 527 P. Herold, McQuay-Norris ae 456 OTHER LEAGUE LEADERS (WOMEN) Ella Heckman, Herman Schmitt Ins, 304

Katie Fitapatiies, Darleen’'s Mirabeaux 483 E, Willis, C. : 474 Lucille iow, Real Silk mixed ..

surance Helen Moody, J, D. ‘Adams . Louise Schweier, Kroger Grocery mixed 427 Ruth McDaniel, State House . 340 A meeting of the Moon-Lite

| Classic league, rolling on Wednes-

day nights, ‘will be held at the Moon-Lite alleys tomorrow night. Openings exist for four teams, Call

1 year's record of one victory in six| CH- -0359 for information. the 1939 he moved into the head coach-

Members of Broad Ripple Post

Senators won the first game with |ing job when Anderson went to gered in the form of three re- | No. 312, American Legion interested

the. Chicago White Sox, they were within a half game of

place tie. For a time it looked as| if they would get the job done. |

- Giving Marino Pleretti a 3- to-0 'Sheeketsi would assume his new immediately, who losing starts, teed off on Pieretti play with the Chicago Bears,

lead, they set the. pace until the fourth, but then Chicago, after six!

and Santiago Ullrich for sev en hits and six runs, 12 men batting during . the inning. The Senators, who had & winning string of seven games, | never had a chance-thereafter, The Cardinals cut Chicago's lead to two and a half games in the

the Giants at St. Louis. { Brecheen won his 12th game, a sixhitter, Rookie Ed Wright of the Braves shut out the Cubs, 2 to 0, at Chi- | cago, handing them their third shutout in five games,

Major Leaders

By UNITED PRESS NATIONAL LEAGUE AB R 426 86 565 118 527 110

C + 113 Boston" oo MYT Rosen, Brooklyn . 126 Hack, Chicago ... 135 537 "9 178 Olmo, Brooklyn .. 126 508 58

AMERICAN LEAGUE

AB R 373 41 346 50 518 78 100° 444 65 124 459 a7

Cavyarretta, Chi, Holmes,

C . 110 43 97 129

Cuceinello, Chl, .. Boudreau, Cleve, Oses. Chicago Case, Washington Mayo, Detroit

106 304 304 J03

(U. P)~The Martin Bombers of Baltimore won the All-American] Amateur Baseball association cham. | plonship last night defeating Har-| risburg, 1 to 0, on a fAfth-inning home run by First Baseman Frank Gibson,

———

NATIONAL LEAGUE

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION (Playofl. Series) St. Paul at INDIANAPOLIS (8:30 p. m.). Louisville at Milwaukee (night),

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE (Playoff Series) Tovonto at Newark (night) Baltimore at Montreal (night),

NATIONAL LEAGUE New York at St, Louis, Brooklyn at Cincinnati (2). “Boston at Chicago (21, Philadelphia at Pittsburgh (2

AMERICAN LEAGUE

Chicago at Washington, troit at Boston, eveland at New York (Only games scheduled.)

RESULTS YESTERDAY AMERICAN LEAGUE (First Game)

. 010 101 100-- 4 10 8 700 030 00x—10 11 0 Leonard

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\ W, L. 000 000 210-1 % 1 Ohloagn ............. \ 84 80 ~ .627|Philadeiphia + 003 001 10x-5 7 Bt Louis ..aiiian.naa\ 81 .607 | Shirley, Fannin, Jones and Mancuso; "Brooklyn 5 886 | Knerr, Berry and Rosar Pittaburgh as 536 (First Game) New Yor 84 533 | Detroit... » 000 020 000-2 8 1 Boston ” 434 | Boston 130 040 20x,- 9 13 © Cincinnati ee 80 408 | Mueller, Wilson and Richards, Perriss Philadelphia .......... 42 9 .307 and Holm, ’ . (Second Game) Detroit ' 000 010 001-2 6 1 pot Boston 000 010 000-1 T 0 et, Overmire, Oana an C 8 Detroit yd Pig and Richards; O'Neill Pesnington S71 se w Yor 519 (Cleveland ........ 000 000 100-1 5 0 St. Louis S18{New York ... .... 010 000 %0x— 8 7 0 Cleveland S08! Smith and Hayes; Bonham and Robin- | ago 478 son, Crompton yon AT8 a ———————— | Philadelphia Jae NATIONAL LEAGUE we———— Boston . 200 000- 000 2 B® 0 GAMES TODAY Chicago 000. 000 000-0 7

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The Indianapolis Real Estate board is scheduled to play its final golf tournament of the season at the Country Club of Indianapolis | Thursday. The tee off is at 12:30 | and a dinner will be held at 6:30 Prizes at stake are the president's jcup, awarded to thé realtor having low gross in this tournament, the association's cup, awarded for a year's | possession to the fissociate member i having low gross score, and the Union Title Trophy, awarded by Union Title Company to realtor havIng low gross score,

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10 to 4, the University of. Iowa. He the Federal Bureau of Investiga- | the lead. A second triumph would | tion three years later, resigning 1 have put them into a virtual first- | January to enter private busine

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navy and will be home on leave ts this week. For the past year he has Green, Ky.; Oct. 23, Jeff of Lafabeen assigned to the navy's air Yelle: Nov. 3, Cathedral, and Nov. base at Cerpus Christi, Tex, as 2% Lincoln of Evansville, a test pilot, kn __ wilbert's mark of 1474 seconds Football Scores for a single trip around the HIGH SCHOOLS Speedrome track was established in son, 36; Elwood, 0.

1942,

one National with a 2-to-1 victory over popular local drivers ever to race Harry a midget car at the Speedrome, will

holds the one<lap record

Joined | thing linemen and four backs. In the backfield will be Jefferson

85 | fullback; Robert Washington, quar-| | terback and Oscar Grundy, quar terbackse Returning to the line: will be Os-

succeeding {car Harper, tackle; Lester McClung, | resigned to

h Devore said

guard, and William Rasdell, guard. With the exception of Rasdell, | sophomore, every one of this year's | Tiger lettermen is a senior. Lig In line with the general county and city football picture, this season's Attucks eleven can” boast of no generally heavy forward wall. Big Tackles

Outstanding candidates for honin Indianapolis °F in the line will be a couple 200iday and Satur- pound huskies who are out for the iy nights to com- | team for the first time. Marion te in the reg- Taylor and Herman “Murray, both ar weekly cards! tackles should help to hold the Atthe East Side] tucks line down. ek. Coach Watford expects to rely on Speedrome offi- (his conventional T-formation, long

of the most

cials received Wil @ Crispus Attucks favorite for the bert’s

Tigers opener at Clinton Sept. 14.

entry “by : ail today. ~ Wile} The remainder of the Attucks rt, who stil] | Schedule is as follows: Sept. 21 at

Dunbar of Dayton; Sept, 28, Sumthe Der o 5. Louis; Oct. 5, open date; | , Lincoln of East St. Louis;

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Lead Team-in 62-Game Card

. By BOB STRANAHAN Coach Johnny Sorrell will lead the Indianapolis Capitals imto. a 62game American Hockey league season starting at Buffalo on Oct. 17. Announcement of the reappointment of the Cap’s coach and of the schedule—half of which 1s to be played in the Coliseum—was made today by General Manager Dick Miller. : The first home contest is on Thursday, Oct. 18 against the Bisons and Miller said that ticket reservations and season box sale was opening today. Sorrell, a veteran of National and American league hockey play, will be starting his third season at the helm of the Caps. In the past two war years he led a young gn green Indianapolis ¢lub into the playoff series.

Report on Sept, 22

Wayne Martin in the main event os tonight's outdoor wrestling card at

2 | Sports Arena.

Junior heavyweights are in all three matches, the first at 8:30 sending Angelo Martinelli of Boston against a new comer in Frank Clemons of Battle Creek. Semi-

o | Windup opponents are Herb Parks

of Vancouver, B. C., and the rugged Steve Nenoff of New York. Angelo, a rough and tricky style of matman out of Akron, O., meets a speedy opponent in Martin. The Hollywood, (Cal) -matman is -undefeated here and is rated ore of the best junior heavies to show in local rings in several seasons,

Doubles Tennis Meet Arranged

Play will begin Saturday at River|side in the final tennis tournament of the season. The tournament, a men’s doubles, is sponsored by the Central Indiana Tennis association and is in co-operation with the City Recreation department. Entries may be made with Mrs. -Andrew B. Bricket, Wa. 4291 or

Eddie Toombs, Li. 6411,

AT HOME

Oct. 18—Buffalo Oct, 21—Cleveland Oct. 25—Providence Oct. 28--St. Louis Nov. 1-—-Buffalo Nov. 4--St. Louis Nov, 8--New Haven Nov. 11—Pittsburgh Nov. 29—Buffalo Dec. 2—Cleveland Dee. 6-—New Haven Dee. 9—Hershey Dec. 16—St. Louis Dec. 23—Pittsburgh Dee. 30—Pittsburgh Jan. 6-—Cleveland Jan. 10—Providence Jan. 13--St. Louis Jan. 17—Providence Jan, 20—Hershey ! Jan, 24—Hershey Jan. 27—New Haven Feb. 3-—~New Haven Feb. 10—=Cleveland Feb. 17—Hershey Feb. 24—Pittsburgh Feb. 28—Buffalo Mar, 3—St. Louis Mar. 7—Providence Mar. 10-=Cleveland Mar. 11—Pittsburgh

| 1945-46 Cantal’ Schedule

AWAY

Oct. 17—at Buffalo Oct. 27—at St. Louis Nov. 3--at St. Louis Nov. 14—at Buffalo Nov, 15—at Providence » Nov. 17—at Hershey Nov. 18—at Providence Nov. 22—at New Haven Nov. 24—at Hershey Nov. 25-—-at New Haven Dec. 1—at St. Louis Dec. 12—at Providence Dec. 13—at New Haven Dec. 15—at Pittsburgh Dec. 22—at Cleveland Dec. 25—-at Cleveland Dec. 29—at Pittsburgh Jan. 1—at Cleveland Jan, .5—at Hershey Jan. 9--at Pittsburgh Jan. 12—at St. Louis Jan. 16—at Buffalo Feb. 2—at Pittsburgh Feb. 6-at Buffalo Feb. 9-—at Cleveland Feb. 13—at Providence Feb. 14—at New Haven Feb. 16—at Hershey Feb. 23—at St. Louis Mar, 2-—at Cleveland Mar. 6-—at Pittsburgh

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The Caps’ skipper will meet his players for the first time this season on Sept. 22 in Detroit when all report to the parent Red Wings. In that group will be four goalies, one of whom will come ,to Indianapolis to replace Connie Dion, They are Floyd Perras, Harry Lumley, Lloyd Almas and Johnny Mowers. Dion, along with Fido Burper and Bill Thomson, went to St. Louis in the off-season swapping. Other Caps sold during that time were Red Kane, Dick Kowcinak, Ted Garvin and George DeFelice.

20, Sunday. Games.

ule shows 20 Sunday dates and 11 Thursday contests on the home card. . Cleveland, St. Louis and Pittsburgh will be met five times on the home ice while the Eastern division teams—Buffalo, Providence, New Haven and Hershey—will make four Coliseum appearances. The Caps first major road trip will start Nov. 11 and will be a twoweeks ‘jaunt while Sonja Henie's ice show is at the Coliseum from Nov. 15 through the 25th. *

Bears Name Coach HERSHEY, Pa., Sept. 11 (U. P.) -The Hershey Bears of the American Hockey league announced today the signing of a new coach, Don Pennitson, Montreal. . Manager John B. Sollenberger | announced that Penniston had been {induced to give up his long and suc- | cessful amateur coaching career for |the professional ranks. He will report at the training camp Sept. 29. Penniston, 39, served two years jn the Royal Canadien air force and last season guided the Quebec Aces to the amateur hockey championship.

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TUESDAY

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