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FRIDAY, APRIL 5 5, 1946

_ THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

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In Masters’,

Still Favored

AUGUSTA, Ga, April 5 (U. P). =—Byron Nelson, . of Toledo, 0., still was rated the favorite today to cop first prize money of $2500 in the 10th playing of the tough $10,000 Masters’ tournament here although his par 72 in the first 18 holes of play yesterday left him strokes back of the leaders. Nelson, suffering from a sore wrist for the past couple days, said his arm felt better now and he expressed confidence that he would get back on his game and catch up with Herman Keiser, of Akron, O., and Chick Harbert of Detroit, who blazed the trail on opening day with three-under-par 69's. Kaiser and Harbert, however, think shat if the strong wind that hampered play yesterday dies down they may do even better today, explaining that their games were the national , course. Their sparkling playing yesterday increased to 59 the number of times 70 has been broken during 1820 rounds of play in this select tourney. Ben Hogan, leading money winner of 1048 and co-favored with Nelson before the tournament started, had little to say after his 74 but Hogan, like Nelson, is one of the great finishers in golfing history. Of the three other pros who! broke par with 71's in the first round, Freddy Haas Jr. of New Orleans, Toney Penna of Cincinnati and Vie Ghezzi of Knoxville,

Penna .was considered the one

darkhorse’ with. a chance of crashing through. ' Begides Nelson, Johnny Bulla of Chic#go, Jimmy Thomson of Los Angeles and Carey Middlecoff, amatewr from Memphis, Tenn. equalled par for the first 18 holes of the T2-hole event, and the long driving Thomson and Bulla are both known to be tough competitors, especially in a tournament of such: high tension as this one.

Conrad Resigns as Alices’ Net Coach

VINCENNES, Ind., April 5 (U.P). —Frank Conrad today resigned as coach of the Vincennes high school basketball team. School board members said he would remain as director of physical education and assistant football and basketball coach. He served as hardwood mentor for the Alices for four years. His 1946 squad won 17] and lost six games.

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It's a Bingle and Ben Davis Wins

Irvin Nahre of Ben Davis high school is shown as he lined out a hit in the second inning of the Giants’ game yesterday against Franklin twp. The catcher is Manly Miller, The Giants went on to score a 10-3

Plans Mexican

Winter League

MEXICO CITY, April 5. (U. P.) — President Jorge Pasquel of the Mexican Baseball league disclosed plans today to form a new winter circuit and put America’s favorite pastime on practically a yeararound basis in Mexico, “I think the winter idea is a good one for the players who want to stay in Mexico between regular seasons,” he sald. If some of the players don’t want to compete during the winter months, Pasquel said, he would try to find

'| other jobs for those who desire to|°

set up permanent homes south of the Rio Grande. Pasquel reiterated his warning that he planned to continue to raid

|big league teams in the United

States of their star players. “Next year when the summer league starts,” he sald, “we will have at least 50 of the biggest names in baseball. I mean that.”

FIGHT RESULTS

CHICAGO—Holman Williams, 163, Chicago, stopped Johnnie Carter, 162, Philadelphia (7). NGE, N. J.—Oneilio 180, Cuba, stopped Jimmy Polk, York (4). FALL RIVER, Mass—Lucio Lima,

AgTeleonta, 171, New

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New York, stopped Frankie Conti, 126 Haverhill (4), NEWPORT, Vt.—Bobby Wooster, | Portland, Me., knocked out Ray Dao 131, Montreal 5).

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Outsider Wins Steeplechase

LIVERPOOL, England, April 5 (U. P.).—TLovely Cottage, an outsider in the betting, today won the 103d Grand National steeplechase before an estimated crowd of 250,000 at historic Aintree race course in the first running since 1940. Jack Finlay was second and the heavily backed favorite, Prince Regent, was third, Lovely Cottage was 28 to 1 in the betting, Jack Finlay was 100 to 1 and Prince Regent, shortest priced favorite since 1934 and carrying top weight of 173 pounds, was held at 3tol Defeat of Prince Regent over the tortuous 4'2-mile course of 30 jumps saved Britain's bookmakers an estimated $12,000,000 to $16,000,000.

Shaw to Fire 1st Shot at Speedway

Wilbur Shaw, Speedway president who is just about as efficient with a golf stick as he is at a steering wheel, will fire the first shot from the No. 1 tee tomorrow at the opening of the Speedway course. Playing with Shaw in the blindpar event will be Dr. G. P. Sriver: en

Amick, club secretary, and Jack

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liveliest general convention in the history of the American Bowling Congress wag expected to develop today when 35 proposed amendments to the constitution and rules come up for a vote on the floor, Two of the most important proposals, elimination of the “alley man” rule and suggested A. B. C. sponsorship of all individual and doubles tournaments, were tabled by the executive committee yesterday. But although the delegates to the general convention usually respect the committee’s recommendations, all indications point to a strong floor fight to bring up both proposals for a vote, There is strong pressure to abolish the 25-year-old “alley man® rule which limits one professional bowler to a team. Louis P. Petersen, Chicago bowling promoter, has proposed a major league of two teams from each of the following cities, Cincinnati, St. Louis, Chicago, Toledo, Buffalo, Cleveland, Milwaukee and Detroit,

3 Prep Track

i|' a dual meet with Warren Central

| the nucleus of the Blue Devil squad.

{|| Manual's Redskins, to the Southport track team at | returning lettermen; pole vaulters

| hue, Tom Cross, sectional shot put | champion, and miler Charles Smith.

Meets Carded

Three high school track meets|

were scheduled today in the city and county, with the first public showing of Shortridge’s defending city and sectional champions high-

The Blue Devils were to open in

BUFFALO, April 8 (U, P.).—The

Parents Call On Mayor in

Athletic Row

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cial board meeting Wednesday night at which Mrs. Theodore Lockyear, a member and mother of the Central football team’s captain, Ted Lockyear Jr. chidrged that Bretz favored. basketball to the detriment of football. She said she wanted a “well balanced athletic program at

| Central.” Bretz denied the accusation and charged he was “the victim of a political setup promoted by Mrs, Lockyear.” Frequent differences between Bretz and Football Coach Dan O. Howard also reportedly figured in the board's request for Bretz's resignation.

Gilmer Passes

Army Induction

ANNISTON, Ala., Abril 5 (U. P.). —Alabama’s hopes for another outstanding football team in 1946 dropped appreciably today when quarterback Harry Gilmer passed an army physical examination and was told to await induction soon. Gilmer, a star passer who was named on some all-American teams, spearheaded the undefeated Crimson Tide to a Rose Bowl bid last season, and then led Alabama to victory over Southern California. His loss is the second within a week for the Alabama eleven. End Rebel Steiner was inducted Tuesday.

Stewart-Warner In League Field Again

The Stewart-Warrer baseball team is returning to the diamond this year and first practice is to be held this week-end, at 1 p. m.

park. Tryouts are welcome, Lefty Lefferts is team manager. The Stewart-Warner club is to play Saturday ball in the Manufacturers league under the banner of the Indianapolis Amateur Baseball association.

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CHICAGO, April 5 (U. P.).—Hol-| Chicago middle-| Coach Cecil -Isbell announced toweight, scored a technical knock-|day. out over Johnny Carter, Philadelphia, last night in the 10th round|high school coaches from the Midof their scheduled 10-round feature|dle West are expected to hear Odell

Bisons Square Hockey Series

BUFFALO, April 5 (U. 'P.) ~The Cleveland Barons and the Buffalo Bisons, twe of the American Hockey league's best “home”. winners during the. regular season, were deadlocked at one-game apiece today in the finals of the Calder cup playoffs which promise to extend to mid-April. The defending champion Barans, after taking a one game lead at Cleveland, were snowed under, 8 to 2, by the Bisons here last night in the second game of their best-out-of-seven series.

BOSTON, April 5 (U, P)—~The Montreal Canadiens, hockey's premier wartime champions, needed only one more victory today to take their place in the National Hockey league's post-war record book as one of {ts all-timeé great teams and the only one in history to win the coveted Stanley cup in eight straight games. The flying Frenchmen’s sweeping supremacy in their native sport was all but conceded last night as they defeated the Boston Bruins here, 4 to 2, for their third straight | gf victory in the'finals of the 1048 cup classic. They need only one more to clinch the battered trophy that Lord ‘Stanley, governor -genérdl of Canada, donated in 1893.

fourth game of their best-out-of-seven series Sunday in an effort to

NATIONAL LEAGUE Stanley Cup Playols (Finals) Montreal 4, Boston AMERICAN LEAGUR Calder Cup Playoffs Buffalo 8, Cleveland 2.

NATIONAL PLAYOFF STANDINGS

Yale Grid Coach On Clinic Staff

LAFAYETTE, Ind, April 8 (U.

sity’s head football coach, will be

clinic, ‘April . 26-27,

speak on “pass defense.”

The mercury-footed skaters from | Quebec meet Boston here in the

mark up triumph No. 4 and become | | the first team in N, H. L. annals to| win the cup in eight straight games. |

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Kelly to Open Softball Plant

Announcemént was made today that the Beech Grove Municipal stadium will be open for night softball leagues this: season and for feature attractions on Sunday nights.

Lights have been installed in the park since 1941, but due to the war only a few games have been played | since that date. Joe Kelly, former owner and operator of Stout stadium, will be | the manager and operator of the) Beech Grove plant, Discharged from service last Sept. 2 and now | at Em-Roe’s, he plans to organize| night softball leagues immediately. | All managers planning on enter- | ing league play or desiring further | information may contact him at| Em-Roe’s, 200 W. Washington st., or | call LI-3446,

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