Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 September 1945 — Page 14

JOE WILLIAMS SAYS....

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NEW YORK, Sept. 24.—Judge K. M. Landis, if he were alive, wouldn't like this and perhaps Senator A. B.

{isposed to tell you a baseball story that has a race track

sackground. It is a story that comes to rhe from Joe Judge, one of Washington's coaches, and it reaches back to the crooked world series, 1019, when the White Sox sold out to the gamblers. Judge told me the story in the Washington dressing room the other day. “I'm out to the track, Jamaica I think it was, in the fall of that year. I'm with Rube Marquard, the old left-handed pitcher who was developed by Indianapolis. We both like to play the horses and we are going about our business in a casual, simple sort of way when all of a sudden a fellow stops Rube and says: “ “Bet all you got on Cincinnati to win the first two games.’ You ; tee Cincinnati is playing the White Sox in this series. And then he says: “Take all you win on the first two games and bet it back on Cincinnati to win the series.’ .

IT WAS THE FIXER TALKING “WELL, I am speechless. I know the White Sox. I see 'em- play all season. I never see a better ball club. And I never hear a fellow talk with so much confidence. I mean, like saying Cincinnati can’t miss winning the first two games. So I say to Rube, I say, that guy's practically telling you: the series is fixed. And Rube says to me that's exactly what he’s telling me, and do you know who he is?" = “Well, it turned out to be Arnold Rothstein, notorious gambler who later was to be pistoled to death because he welched on a bet, The man who definitely fixed the series, no matter what anybody tells you to the contrary.

CARRIES INFORMATION TO OWNER GRIFFITH “SO WHEN I hear this,” Judge says to me, “I go to Griff (Clark Griffith, owner of the Washington ball club) and tell him. Griff laughs in my face. The series -opens the next day. He sees the opening game, comes back overnight, calls me in. ‘You were right,’ he says. ‘The series is fixed.’ “I'm not sure, but I think Griffith started the investigation which led to the blow off. And even to this day I don’t think I would have any doubts about that series if I hadn't heen to the track with Rube and met the man who was later identified as Rothstein.”

Medals Prolong City Series By Upsetting Mallory Nine

It will take two more games to decide the winner of the annual city amateur baseball tournament, which got under way Aug. 25. Gold Medal Beer pastimers prolonged the event yesterday when they handed P. R. Mallory its initial tourney defeat. The three remaining teams, Gold Medal, Mallory and Kingan Reliables now have one defeat each in the double elimination series. The Medals have won five con-

tests, while Mallory and Kingan have four victories to their credit. The Reliables were idle yesterday, Norm Beplay's Beermen knocked off the favored Malloryites with ease, winning 9-3 behind a 14-hit attack, 12 off starting pitcher Joe Lease and two off Art Cook, who went into the game in the sixth inning. Johnny Twigg of the ~~ Medals limited his opponents to ‘ eight scattered safeties. Mallory got off to a one-run lead in the initial half of the opening _ stanza on three hits and a sacrifice. But the Medals came back strong in their half, batting around to bang out five hits, which combined with a pair of walks and a stolen base, produced five runs and a lead they “ held throughout the game, . Homer Stull gave the Mallory . fans something to talk about when he smashed a home run over Vic~ tory field's left field wall in the : eighth inning.

Junior Heavies

In Mat Opener

Red Dawson of Minneapolis and Frank Clemons of Battle Creek, Mich., will open the three-bout indoor wrestling card tomorrow night at the Armory. They are junior heavyweights. The headliner and main event will present heavyweight grapplers in action with” Vie Christie of Los Angeles featuring the card. Christle, a former coast guardsman, will

be tested by Ray Eckert of California. Bill Middlekauf, a newcomer from Miami, Fla, meets Warren Bockwinkle of St. Louis, in the semiwindup,

Chandler, the new Landis, won't like it either, but I feel

Checks Saints

LOUISVILLE, Sept. 24 (U, P.)— The Louisville Colonels chalked up a 6-to-0 shutout over St, Paul at

Parkway field yesterday for their first victory in the American association post-season playoff finals series. games. Attendance was 11911, Pitcher George Diehl held the Saints to five scattered hits as the teams completed the first phase of their four-out-of-seven series before moving to St. Paul, where the games will be resumed tomorrow night. A triple by Chick Genovese, a double by Earle Browne, a sacrifice by Steve Barath and a single by Red Marion gave the Colonels two runs in the fifth inning. They collected two more in the seventh on walks to Browne and Bill Howerton and a wide throw by George Coffman. : The final Louisville runs came in the eighth when Diehl and Genovese scored on a single by Howerton and an error by the Saints’ Frank Powaski.

Fletcher Is Sold: Shortstop Bought

The Indianapolis Indians sold & player and “acquired one over the week-end, They sold Pitcher Glen Fletcher, 27, right-hander, to the Boston Braves and purchased Shortstop Charles Aickley, 20, from Hartford of the Eastern league, Braves farm club,

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championship. today hailed a new backfield star who may be good enough to end the Hoosiers’ long fast, Even Coach Bo McMillin, before the season started, had a hunch he might have the makings of a

Fletcher won eight games and lost six with Indianapolis the past

| _|season and was defeated twice in|

the semi-finals playoff, Aickley has been with Hartford three years. He batted .256 the past season and his blows included 31 doubles, six triples and threes home runs,

Kennedy Takes Senior Honors

LEBANON, Ind. Sept. 24 (U, P.). —W. A, Kennedy, Martinsville, today held the 16th annual championship of the Indiana Seniors’ Golf association and the George! Ade cup, won by his 150 total for! 36 holes at. the Ules Country club yesterday. Carl Fries, Indianapolis, won the B. B. Bobbitt cup with 170, and a handicap of 38 which gave him the lowest net, 132. Victory in Class A competition for men over 65 went to Henry Simons

lar. honors in Class B for men, | 60-64, and Ray Jones of Indian-| apolis posted low score in Class C| for men, 50-59. James H, Taylor of Indianapolis | was chosen president of the association, while O. H. Robertson and H. G. Venemann, both of West Lafayette, were re-elected statistician and secretary-treasurer,

championship team. But he had to] see his new left halfback, George| Taliaferro, under fire before he was| sure, Taliaferro, a jolting 185-pound| Negro from Gary, Ind., left no doubt] as he ran Michigan dizzy Saturday to lead the Hoosiers to a 13-to-7| victory in the opening game of the) Big Ten season. McMillin knew] then he had another great back. | Taliaferro, in his first year, is!

rated a better back than Billy Hill-

enbrand and Bob (Hunchy) Hoern-

schemeyer, most recent of Indiana's many great left halfbacks, in their freshman seasons.

Right halfback Dick Deranek, John Cannady and Taliaferro, who

Georgia Player's Back Is Broken

ATHENS, Ga, Sept. 24 (U. P.) —|

Charles (Beefy) Evans, captain and guard on the University of Georgia | football team, received a broken | : . : of Indianapolis, while H. G. Vene. | Pack in Saturday's game with State

mann of West Lafayette took simi-|c0lie8e of Kentucky, X-rays re-

vealed today,

Physicians said that Evans, a

{three-year man from Elberton, Ga. {would remain in a cast for several months. ‘

Nelson Breezes In On Spokane Links

SPOKANE, Wash, Sept. 24 (U.|

P.).—Byron Nelson rested atop his

Standing of Clubs, Results

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golf throne again today after breez- | ing to an easy win over a starstudded field of 37 fellow-pros in the|

NATIONAL LEAGUE (8scond Game) Won Ls cess 08

No other games scheduled,

(Second Game: 5 Innings: Curfew)

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Western conference opener at Ann Arbor Saturday, also defeated the Wolverines last year, 20 to 0.

Indiana U, Hails Taliate

Quest for Hoosiers' First Conference Crown

|gained 95 yards in 20 attempts: Towa State, 18 to 6, showed nothing ‘he laurels for winning Jesteraays|

Rousing Tilt at Michigan

Dan Dworsky, fullback for Michigan, is stopped in the second quarter by Nick Sebek, Indiana, in the Final score: Indiana, 13; Michigan, 7. The Hoosiers

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Senators Stand

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Pressure on Cubs in National

NEW YORK, Sept. 24 (U. P)— This is the week the shaky Chicago Cubs will find out whether they are traveling on the road to glory or the boulevard of broken dreams. ; Psychologically and physically at a disadvantage as St. Louis presses ever closer, they must battle the Pittsburgh Pirates in a double= header today while the Cardinals rest up for the showdown series at Chicago which begins tomorrow, Victorious, 7 to 3, over the Pirates yesterday, the Cubs had the second game rained out. That made two games necessary for today since Saturday’s game with the Pirates also was postponed. Seven More to Play

The Cubs now are a game and a half ahead of the Cardinals with seven more to play. They need victories in five of them to clinch a tie even if St. Louis wins all of its remaining six. Six Chicage vie tories will assure them of the pennant regardless of what the Cardinals do. To Outflielder Andy Pafko went

| against Michigan, give Indiana a offensively or defensively which! Must” victory over the Pirates. Jim

passing attack.

Northwestern, in squeezing past over Pittsburgh with an opening

College Football Menu This Week

STATE TEAMS

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Southerr Illinois at Butler,

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Valparaiso at Indiana State, Other Colleges

Michigan State

Missouri at Ohio

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Marquette at Wisconsin,

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Oklahoma at Nebraska,

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Cincinnati at Kentucky.

Case at Wooster Muskingum at

Otterbein.

Bowling Green at Ohio U. Villanova at Navy.

Louisville Air Point, Rochester at Co

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Bucknell at Cornell

Guilford at Mar, Tufts at Yale.

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Franklin and Marshall at Swarthmo?e.

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City College N. Y. at Ursinus. Rice at Louisiana State

Florda vs.

Mississippi at Jacksonville. Nevada at Utah,

Oklahoma Aggies at Arkansas.

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DePauw 13, Wabash 7, Indiana State 26, Eastern Illinois 8.

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Northwestern 18

Iowa Btate 6.

Minnesota 34, Missouri 0, Illinois 23, Pittsburgh 6. Wisconsin 0, Greai Lakes 0, Cincinnati 30, Denison 0. Oberlin 33, Ohio Wesleyan 0.

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Bemidji 6, St. Johns 0. » Miami (Ohio) 26, Bowling Green 0.

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Villanova 18, Bu

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Swarthmore 28, Muhlenberg 8.

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Rensselaer 39, Worcester 0

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| 23-t0-6 victory. The Illini appeared to be playing under wraps, holding back most of their “stuff” for Notre Dame at Notre Dame this weekend. : Minnesota showed its old-time steamroller power in smashing Missouri, 34 to 0, Saturday, to give Bernie Bierman a happy homecoming and his 18th consecutive triumph as coach of the Golden Gophers, Wisconsin, which showed little offense but a strong defense in holding Great Lakes scoreless Saturday, goes against its traditional intra-state rival, Marquette, this Saturday while Great Lakes meets Purdue. Purdue was hard pressed to squeeze out a 14-to-13 victory.

MacQuinn Is First In Midget Feature

Harry MacQuinn, Indianapolis, won the 25-lap feature midget car race at the Raceland course yesterday. He gained the lead over Ted Duncan, Chicago, on the 17th lap and went on to finish out in front in an exciting duel. Duane Carter was third. The time was 6:46.35. Attendance was estimated at 3500.

CHICAGO, Sept. 24. — Indiana triple-header running attack and will be able to dent Indiana at Russell had put the Pirates ahead, {football fans, who had waited 44! quarterback Ben Raimondi years for Indiana to win a Big Ten| Taliaferro provide a double-barreled |

(3 to 0, with a two-run homer in {the third. The bases were loaded when Pafko stepped to the piate, but there wasn't a soul on them when he completed a grand slam circuit around the paths. Cards Through at Home ‘The Cardinals closed out their home season by beating the Reds, 9 to 6, for their seventh victory in eight games. Sylvester (Blix) Donnelly got credit for his eighth win although the Reds chased him to the showers with four runs in the eighth, The Braves got good pitching from oldster Bill Lee and youngster Jim Wallace, up from Indianapolis, to top the Giants twice at New York, 4toland 7to 3 The Dodgers split with the Phillies at Brooklyn, winning 9 to 0, on Hal Gregg’s second one-hitter of the season. He was touched only for a second~-inning single by Rene Montegudo. Gregg didn't walk a man and struck out four. The Phils took the nightcap, 4 to 3.

He’s Boat Champ

SOUTH BEND, Ind., Sept. 24 (U. P.).—Paul Wearly, Muncie, today was champion outboard racer of northern Indiana as a result of his victories yesterday in the third and final St. Joseph Valley Boat club regatta of -the year.

Fowler, Simmons in | Top Boxing Bout |

Bobby Fowler, rugged Minneapolis 145-pounder, and Bobby Simmons, Indiana's state welterweight champion, will headline the second indoor mitt card of the season to be staged at the Armory Friday night. Last winter Simmons annexed a shade eight-round verdict over Fowler after a rough session of fisticuffing. Vic Hutton, Terre Haute heavyweight, who has won two straight here, is to meet Jack Pumphrey, Chicago heavy, in the six-round semi-windup.

Pennant Races At a Glance

NATIONAL LEAGUE Won Lost Pet.

By One Game Have 4 More;

NEW YORK, Sept. 24 (0. P)—Torturous hours of waiting began today for the Washington Senators, who must stand by idle while the Detroit Tigers play four more games which will determine whether they win, lose or tie for the American league pennant. Winning without a playoff game or series with the Tigers was an extremely distant possibility. The Senators, who muffed a golden chance yesterday by splitting their last two games of the season with the tail-end Athletics at Philadelpitia while Detroit was being shut out by St. Louis, can’t wim unless the Tigers lose all of their four remaining games. They will tie the Tigers if Detroit loses three and are out of the picture if the Bengals win two or mare. Gridders Have Park

Washington won't even have its own park in which to practice; but must go to nearby Bainbridge, Md. for daily workouts because Griffith stadium has been taken over by the Washington Redskins professional football team. Apparent victory became a bitter, |4-10-3 defeat in 12 innings yesterday when Emil (Dutch) Leonard blew a 3-to-0 lead after holding the Athletics scoreless for seven innings. The Nationals countered with ‘a 4-to-3 ‘victory on Rookie Marino

delphia’s victory when Erdie lofted a high fly in the 13th what appeared to be an easy out, but George (Bingo) Binks lost the ball in the sun and Kish got a double. «Walter Masterson, who pitched four hitless relief innings, walked Dick Siebert and George Kell singled home Kish with winning run. : One Game Down Had Washington won twice, ‘the team would have been only two percentage points behind Detroit. Now They are a full game down. A fielding miscue also set up the three-run Philadelphia rally that tied the score; Buddy Lewis dropped a fly by Mayo Smith. Then Cecil Travis muffed a grounder and singles by Dick Siebert, Buddy Rosar and Ed Busch tied in at 3-all. \ At Detroit, the Tigers got only two hits ih a 5-to-0 whitewash by Nelson Potter. 8

Speedrome Racing Pete Romcevich and Tony Bettenhausen, Chicago pilots, will be among the field of drivers to compete in tomorrow night's racing card at the Indianapolis Speedrome. Time trials open at 7 o'clock and

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