Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 April 1946 — Page 9

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EVANSVILLE, Ind, April 9 (U. P).—Manager Billy Southworth of the Boston Braves was wistful today, but he couldn't help it. He is plagued with pitching troubles, which would be bad enough if he didn't have to read the accounts of how his team of last year, the St. Louis Cardinals, are performing even beyond best expectations. While Cardinal Manager Eddie Dyer has two top flingers to use

in every game, Southworth wonders whether he will have enough to

start the season. Morton Cooper, who he hopes will be his ace, returned to the team yesterday after an absence of nine days and still has to prove that he is in shape. Cooper said he pitched 27 innings while’ away on a business trip to Kansas City, Mo., but he has yet to show Southworth that he has conquered arm trouble,

Nominates Beazley

FT. WORTH, Tex. April 9 (U. P.)~Manager Eddie Dyer of the St. Louis Cardinals, riding high with 19 victories in 23 games, today named his sophomore ace Johnny Beazley to pitch the season opener against Pittsburgh, provided the youngster passes his “physical.” Beazley was sent home to St. Louis to have his arm and tummy looked after by Dr. Robert Hyland, club physician. If Hyland pronounces Beazley fit, the Nashville, Tenn., speedster takes over as the ace apparent of the staff, a role he enjoyed in 1942 when he won 21 games. Beazley pitched a fourhitter his last time out without bearing down.

Gordon Back

NASHVILLE, Tenn., April 9 (U. P.).—The New York Yankee lineup was taking shape for opening day

today with Joe Gordon back at sec-

ond after recovering from a spike wound to his hand and with Nick Etten on first after a business trip to Chicago which kept him away

several days.

For Their Friends

LOUISVILLE, Ky., April 9 (U.P). —Two Boston Red Sox youngsters

who got off to a good start in Louis-

ville turned in superlative work before old friends yesterday in pitch-

ing a double-header victory, 3 to 2 and 2 to 0 over the Cincinnati Reds. Dave (Boo) Ferris, ace of the Red Sox staff last season, twirled a steady eight-hitter to win the opener, but rookie Mel Deutsch outshone him by giving up only four hits in the second game, Bobby Doerr’s double and homer scored all the Boston runs in the opener.

All Is Forgiven TULSA, Okla, April 9 (U. P.).— Forgiveness was in order today for the wayward boy of the Browns, shortstop Vernon Stephens, who has gone a long way toward atoning for a prolonged holdout and a tourist's trial with the Mexican league. Stephens drove in the winning run for St. Louis in a 1 to 0 pitching battle with the Chicago Cubs yesterday with a single which scored Al Zarilla in the sixth, Sunday he hit a homer as a pinch hitter,

Clerical Error? OKLAHOMA CITY, April 9 (U. P.) —President William Benswanger of the Pittsburgh Pirates said today that his club knew nothing about Pitcher Harold Erickson, whom the Cincinnati Reds said he had claimed on waivers. Benswanger sald the mistake apparently was the result of a clerical error in the National league offices in New York. At Louisville, Ky, officials of the Reds said that Erickson would stay with the club and that the Pirates apparently thought they were‘claiming Pitcher Paul Erickson of the Cubs.

St. Joseph’s Grid Card Is Released

RENSSELAER, Ind, April! 9 (U. P.).—A five-game 1946 football schedule which will mark the return of the St. Joseph college Pu-

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| The 1946 schedule:

The Pumas have open dates, Nov. 2 and 16 for two additional games.

Oct. 5—Valparaiso, Oct. 13—At

| Loras college, Dubuque, Iowa; Oct. 11 19—Indiana State, Oct.

27—At St. Ambrose college, Davenport, Iowa; Nov. 9—At Butler.

Baseball Dinner The Ipalco Men's club of the Indianapolis Power & Light Company is to “throw” a baseball dinner for Imembers of the Indianapolis Indians on April 15 at Ipalco hall. P. W. Nichols is Ipalco club president.

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WASHINGTON, April 9 (U. P.).— Walter Johnson, pitching immortal lof the Washington Senators, refturned to baseball today as coach

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Principals at Sportsmen's Meeting

Ben East, Midwestern editor for Outdoor Life magazine, was the principal speaker last night at a meeting of sportsmen and conservationists. The meeting was sponsored by the Marion County Conservation club council. Shown here (left to right) are L. Turner, council vice president; Mr. East; Judge ! Ralph Hamill, council president, and Carl Lee Comp ton, secretary.

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Fight Results

ST. JOHNSBURY, Vt.—-Buster Beaupre, 140, Burlington, 141, Lewiston, Me., (5).

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290 Already Are Entered In Sport Bowl Pin Classic

With 200 entries already in for Sport Bowl’s third annual singles bowling classic, tournament managers Carl Brehob and Howard Deer Sr, expect to hang out the “SRO” sign before the deadline for registration

The event opens Saturday and will continue through Sunday and

A few openings exist on the 5 and

9 o'clock squads of the opening Saturday and at 5 and 7 o'clock April 20. All Sunday dates are filled. The tourney pays prizes for both actual and handicap scores, but a bowler must pick the event in which he desires to compete. How-

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entry fee, he becomes eligible for prizes in both events. It is one of the most novel and popular tourneys staged annually on local alleys. Bowlers desiring to take a shot at the $1456 prize awards should contact Brehob or Deer at GA-0917. Pinmen who wish to combine their scoring efforts in pairs will find an opportunity to compete in Broad Ripple alleys doubles classic,

~Bowling Scores

700 BOWLERS (MEN) Tony Oollier, West Side Church ..... 700 600 BOWLERS (MEN) Earl Bright, Praternal .............. 650 George Bade, Evangelical . 683 Walt O'Neil, Brightwood Merchants. . 646

Roy Kirby, North Side B. M. Laxen, Inter-Plant BEd Stevenson, Lakeshore Nivea Ray Kirk, South Side B. M. . Burck, Evangelical .. ... Mason Featherstone, Holy Cross J. Cartmell, Auto Transp. Wilbur Otting, SBouth Side B. M. Carl McLear, Optimist ........... Bill Blythe, .Moose Lodge ....... Herb Ravmond, Capital Paper oe Wilbur Green, South Side B. Herman Burkhardt, Capital i Dick Sanders, Evangelical John Madden, St. Philip Art Coonce, Inter- Plant

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Ermel Perkins, Praternal .. Oscar Rosenbaum, South Side B. 3. . 605 Ed Bchanke, Reformed Church ...... 603 Maloof, Inter-Plant ........ . 602 A. Brisnik, Inter-Plant .. . 601

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Pippinger, Optimist ese J. Corsaro, Ft. Square Classic

Jim Inasy, West Side Church ..... OTHER LEAGUE LEADERS (MEN) { R. Jennings, Transportation 508 | John Bright, International Harvester 596 ard . 585 | Tom Beaven, Little Flower .. Ray Garrigus, Indiana Bell , Geo. Updike, Courthouse T. Herald, MoQuay-Norris P. Hu, U. 8 Rubber .............. Ed Whalon, Rasenswood Merchants.. Wyatt May, Stewart-Warner Mixed.. Bob Woolgar,

Joe Gale, Real Bilk Mixed ... Geo. Bower, Service Club ... J. Madden, Cathedral High

500 BOWLERS (WOMEN)

Marie Hoffert, Real Silk Mixed...... 567 Lillian Cunningham, Darleene's M... 566 Lyn Featherstone, Darleene's ...... 559

Elsie Black, Coca-Cola (Dez) ...... Isabel, Kroger, Blue Bibbon Ice Cr.. Euls Holliday, John B® Wolf Ins, ..,. Pat Gruner; Lake Shore Mixed .... Marta Roberts, Wolf Ins, Helen Erdley, Darleene's .... Jane Pegg, Ravenswood Merchants.... Millie Spears, Coca-Cola (Dez) ... Frances Dobyns, Real Silk Mixed.... 507

Mary Leppert, Blue Ribbon .......... 507 Jo Berkopes, Coca-Cola (Dez) ...... 507 Mary Brisnik, Coca-Cola (Dez) . 504

Genevieve Collier, Real Silk Mixed. . Mary Kidd, Coca-Cola (Dez) Margaret Bakius, Wolf Ins. ..... OTHER LEAGUE LEADERS WOMEN) Mary Hearn, Insley Mfg. Dorothy Daught, Hermban Schmitt I pre Ethel Johnson, A. & P. Betty Murray, Kroger Grocery “+ : oe Edith Herndon, Stewart-Warner M.. 433 Edna Angleton, J. D, Adams 425

EXHIBITION GAMES Boston (A) 3, Cincinnati (N) 2 (first game), Boston (A) 2, Cincinnati (N) 0 (second game, seven innings). New York (N) 7, Cleveland (A) 0 (five innings, rain). Bt. Louis (A) 1, Chicago (N) > Chicago (A) 4, Pittsburgh (N) Philadelphia (N) 2, on "(AY 1. Buffalo (Int) 8, Kansas City (Assn) 2. New York (A) “A" team vs. Brooklyn (N) “A” team, cancelled, rain,

carded April 27-28, May 4-5-11-12. The event will be a handicap affair, but prizes will be awarded for both handicap and actual scoring. A top prize of $200 is. guaranteed in the handicap division, while the leading actual total will pay off $100. Handicaps of 75 per cent of.the difference between bowler's combined average and 200, computed from league averages as of April 1, will be allowed. An individual may| compete as often as desired as long

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The Saturday squads are ‘scheduled at 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10 p. m. and the Sunday shifts at 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6,7, 8 9 and 10 p. m. Al Striebeck is tournament secretary and is receiving entries at the Ripple alleys or at 330 N. Dearborn st. Further information may be obtained by calling BR-0018 or CH-T061.

700 Series Posted

The 24th 700-series of the season in local league play was posted last night in the West Side Church

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British Champion Set for Yankee

MANCHESTER, Eng., April 9 (U.| P.) —British heavyweight champion| Bruce Woodcock gave his future American opponent, Tami Mauriello, something to ponder about today, a “farewell to England” technical| knockout in which he felled his op-| ponent, Bert Gilroy, seven times in two rounds, | Woodcock outclassed the Scottish | middleweight and light heavyweight champion all the way last night and | the referee ended the bout in the second round. Woodcock leaves Fri-| day for the United States where he is booked to fight Mauriello in New| York on May 13.

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