Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 April 1946 — Page 30

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~ Second Annual ~ Meet Billed

For Tomorrow

By J. E. O'BRIEN Nearly 500 high school boys with a spring in their step and a championship "in their dreams will compete for medals and mention tonmiorrow in the second annual Indianapolis Relays at the Tech stadium. This large field representing 14 schools will bid for points in 12 events, and their efforts undoubtedly will establish some new records. All times and distances written into the books in last year’s inaugural carnival when Shortridge won the title naturally stand as records. The afternoon extravaganza is aimed at drawing and entertaining a large crowd. Eight of the 12 events are relays, which always have spectator appeal. Additional] color will be provided in an opening | parade of athletes at 1 p. im. and by a bevy of queens representing the! competing schools. Limit Trials The Relays officials also oy that any lag in a track program is as dull as dead time on the radio They hope to run the events In rapid-fire order and they have planned further at speeding up proceedings by limiting trials to four

his Short-

Don R. Knight , . . ridge track team will be the defending champion in the Indianapolis Relays at Tech field tomorrow,

Cali ner Paces

Queen City Pug

A third meeting here between Bob Garner, Louisville, and Charlie! Banks, Cincinnati, will top tonight's pro boxing action at the Armory. The clash is scheduled for 10 rounds and will top a five-tilt card calling for 30-rounds of knuckle

in the shot put and broad jump. dusting to be offered by MatchThey also have announced several Ingker Lloyd Carter s Hercules Athother mynor alterations in the rou- 1€4¢ club. tine. The 440-yard relay, for ex-| Garner anneked the decision the ample, will be run in lanes. In the first time he collided with the half-mile relay, the fifst and sec- Queen City puncher, but Banks ond men will run in lanes, while squared accounts in a rematch with the third and fourth will go in reg- both bouts going the 10-round disular fashion. To relieve any pos- tance. Tonight's “rubber” battle is sible traffic snarl, the medley relay expected to produce another sizzler will be run with the half-mile first judged by the first two bristling enfollowed by the quarter-mile, three- counters between this pair.

The complete card follows: Main Event—10 rounds—lightheavyweights: Bob Garner, Loulsville, vs. Charlie Banks, Cincinnati, O . Semi-windup—6 rounds—welterweights: Larry Janke, Cincinnati, vs. Milton Bess, Indianapolis. Prelim —~ 5 rounds — middle-

quarters and mile. The schools entered are: Ft! Wayne North Side, Lafayette Jefler-| son, Howe, Shortridge, Silent Hoo-| siers, Crispus Attucks, Tech, Manual, | Washington, Broad Ripple, South-/ port, Ben Davis, Warren Central and Lawrence Central.

Records May Tumble

At least three records in the field weights: Chicken Gaines, Cin- | events aré due to tumble tomorrow! ginnati, vs. Al Johnson, Indian- | afternoon. Ardwood Courtney,| apolis. |

Prelim — 5 rounds — welterweights: James Sherron, Indianapolis, vg, Al Jackson, Chicago. Prelim 4 rounds — middleweights: illy Jones, Indianapolis, vs. Chuck Swengo, Ft. Wayne, Jones, a former Times-Legion Golden Gloves battler, will be mak-

Manual’s man with the best altitude, is just about conceded a vic-| tory and new mark in the pole vault as the result of his 12-foot-5-inch vault last week. His teammate, Bill Donahue, was best in last year's relays with a 11-foot-| 3-inch high.

Another Redskin, Tom Cross; DE his first pro start. Newconhiers fooks like & sure bet in the shot | On the program includes Janke and put, while Dave -Wyciskalia of Gaines. The Jones-Swengo mill

Shortridge is given the nod for a will open the action at 8:30 o'clock. record-breaking high jump. North Side, where the trackmen C practice in the -winter by romping ity fo Play H up and down the steep ramps of the gymnasium, likely will enter several speedy relay teams, while Crispus Attucks has a wealth of | sprint material for its relay bids. | While Indianapolis is plaving host Shortridge won three of the relays, [0 a pair of state fraternal bowling last year, and Remy McKean, bril-| tournaments over the week-eni a liant Blue dashman, heads the dele-| large delegation of local pinmen

gation that will attempt to retain | will be seeking laurels on foreign!

| alleys. | The annual state Shrine tourney. | original ly slated at the Central { alleys, has been shifted to the West Side Center and action

the title. Ex-Marine Rejects Mexican Offer

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Defends Drake Relays Titles

DES MOINES, Towa, April 26 | (U. P).—Six defending individual | titlists top a brilliant field of 600 [college and university athletes who | begin a quest for championships in {the 37th annual Drake Relays opening here today.

The 1845 winners return for de-|

their crowns are: Bill | Bangert of Purdue in the shot [put and discus; his teammate, Dick Kilpatrick in the high jump; Bill | Moore of Northwestern in the pole | vault; Ray Tharp of Minnesota in Jon broad jump; Paul Fagerlind of

| fenses of

Towa in the javelin and Fred Feiler

of Drake the two-mile run.

in A total of 54 colleges and universities have sent stars here for the two-day track and field jam-

boree to return the relays, the MidWest: § premier outdoor event, to its pre-war strength, In addition 56 | High “schools will participate in the i prep events which ‘share today's

program with 14 events in the col- |

‘New Circuit

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| lege division. Bangert Top Soloist Bangert, seeking his fourth fifth titles for his two specialties, | appears the outstanding individual in the field. He has won the shot put two straight seasons and. added |

the discus crown last year fo become the only “double winner” in 1945 The burly Purdue star, who first | competed here while enrolled at! Missouri, has been credited with a toss of 54 feet, 7% inches in the shot put, only six inches short of the Drake record He will be

gunning for the mark of 161.45 feet t by late Al Blozis in 1941 n the discus.

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Mitchell in Mile

Moore is the only other defending {champion rated as a good bet tol The Northwestern star 8 | |the national collegiate and national | AAU f{itle-holder and was a consisten indoor winner. A Logansport, | Ind.; product, he also holds the ne diana high school pole vault record, | He.made 13 feet 6's inches in the! 1942 Hoosier meet.

Beside the 1845 titlists other | highly rated individuals gncliide Rice's great high hurdler, Augie | Erfurth; Earl Mitchell, Indiana's

sterling miler who is back in competition after military service; Lloyd Labeach, the flashy Spyinier and | broad jumper from Wisconsin: Texas’ sprint star, Earl Collins: the |, brilliant Pred Sheffield of Utah in| the high jump and his rival, Ken Weisner of Marquette, who won the crown here in A944,

ost fo State

Pin Meets Over Week-End

singles Saturday, while the Satu day team shooters will Pattie one) in their minor events Sunday.

State Tourney The state tournament Saturday schedule at Hammond includes 11/ regular teams and one booster aggregation from this city, The 12 quintets are slated at 7:30 p. m

‘losing by a head.

| ketball season and the 1947 | season,

“| Indianapolis Bleaching Co.

THE INDIAN APOLIS' TIMES

Big Field Poised For Track Gornival

‘What Ha Deby. ee Did 39 Speedway

7 ene Cars Entered:

Lord Boswell-Won : Blue Grass | Jar at Keeneland, .running 14 |

miles in 1:513-5 driving. ‘Nine 21. Track

Pellicle—Second to Lord Boswell, A tabulation today revealed 35

cars entered in the 500-mile race, nine already stabled in Gasoline Alley and most of the other 26 due

In Earnest—Third in Blue Grass Stakes, 2'2 lengths behind Pellicle.

Colony Boy-—Fifth in Blue Grass

Stakes: finished slightly sore and|during the three-day period. benot expected to start Kentucky |tWeen April 20 and May 1. Derby. Track officials said the owners of Bob Murphy — Sixth in Blue |/MOst of those cars that are entered (Grass: faded badly > |but absent plan to arrive between Kendor-—Seventh in Blue Grass: [He above dates, and a regular never a contender, {parade through the Speedway gates Taters—Last in Blue Crass [18 expected. Never a contender As six more official entries were Dark Jungle -— Won six-furlong received yesterday at the Speedway race at Keeneland in 1:114-5 on |0ffice, Tony Bettenhausen provided Itast track. |all the action at the track itself as Nickey W.—Fourth behind Dark |h® went for several laps in Joe Jungle: nine lengths behind winner, | /ncki’s four-cylinder Blue Crown Double Stam and High Shine [SPark Plug Special. ‘were scratched from the Blue Two Foreign Entries Grass Stakes: Double Slam kicked | George Barringer had been on the

bricks a day previously in the rearengined four-wheel-driven car he is to pilot, but no other action is expected for the rest of the week, Yesterday's nominations included two foreign entries and another foreign-built whiz-wagon. The two foreign entries were two more Maseratis entered by Harry O'Reilly Schell, who already had paid the entry. fee on two other cars of his French team Alfa-Romeo Nominated Other entries Je Alfa-Romeo, “entered by Don Lee, Inc., of Los Angeles; an eightPresident, M. O. cylinder job nominated by Overton nounced today. The announcement | Phillips of Pasadena, Cal, and a {followed action of the faculty ath- | four-cylinder Johnston Special letic committee and the executive! nominated by Fred ‘Johnston of committee of the board of: directors. | | Hamilton, O. “The Lee entry has no

[himself and will not start in the Derby.

Butler Enters

will

Butler university become a full-fledged member the newly. formed Mid-American Conference of Usban universities, whose activities will start with the 1946-47 bas-| o football Ross an-|

Butler is the fifth university to driver designated. Harold Robson | join the ceiference. Ohio univer- |; listed as the pilot of the Phillips sity, Western Reserve the 1 niver-| entry, while Duke Dihsmore is exsity of Cincinnati, and Wayne al- pected to handle the Johnston | | ready have ‘anno inced their mem- Special. bership in the athletic organization. | With eight or 10 additional entries | Prof. Earl L. Shoup, department

of political science, Western Reserve,

: Wed { president of the new group, indi- pesday,

night next

cated that the conference would be-|22YoR Maseratis, three Alfa-Romeos| same time his team took over first place in the American league. [ning streak at Pittsburgh, losing, | gin athletic relations with the start and Rudi Caracciola’s Mercedes Newhouser pitched the Tigers into the lead yesterday with a 6-t0-5|5 to 3, to drop to second. Reokie among - the official nominations.| victory over the Browns at St. Louis, and though the performance wasn’t

iof the 1946-47 basketball season and

esterday included |

ton of Crispus Attucks.

Tazio Nuvolari of Italy, the winner yn to the usual quality, it gave him|

Queens to Give Prizes to Relays Aces

Seven queens gather around the individual and team trophies they will hand out tomorrow aft. ernoon to victors in the second annual Indianapolis Relays. The queens are (seated, left to right) Angie Andrews of Manual, Doris Lipscomb of Washington; (standing, left to right) Nancy Tucker of Tech, Ruth Reed of Shortridge, Pat Free of Warren Central, Patty Sloo of Howe and Charlotte Mil.

Detroit Mound Star Ahead of Schedule

As Team Moves Into American Lead

By CARL LUNDQUIST, United Press Sports Writer NEW YORK, April 26.—Hal Newhouser, the eminent left-winger of ! tional, expected before the deadline at mid-| the Detroit Tigers, was off today to the best early start of any major rained out at Philadelphia while the there are league pitcher since 1942 and it was no mere coincidence that at the Cardinals ended a seven-game wine

‘FRIDAY, APRIL, 2, 1946 -

Frank up with Bo east the ot major leag The tr ordered to Morrow. righthande weighs 178. announcem Although Atlanta an has been Tribe hitti the new se a triple-A | corner, Cieslak I severe cole flu on the forced him lumbus last at third be Artie Park post.

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Detweiler years’ servi injury suf! hampered training, hi chance to mond's far

“1 by taking over the lead in the Nawithout playing. They were

Ralph Kiner, who goes for Cardinal

that football relations: would begin “a un southpaw pitching, hit ,8& two-run in 1947. at Roosevelt Raceway 10 years ago, his third straight victory. Not since . homer off loser Harry Brecheen to In making the announcement of S ‘TVing to complete arrangements, 1942 when Jim Bagby, then with Major Leaders pace the Pirates. last week he Ee | membership in the new athletic to bring a three-cat team to Indi-|ihe Cleveland Indians, scored his homered off lefty Howie Pollet. Ken conference President Ross stated |anapolis and it is possible that 14| third win on April 23, has any By UNITED PRESS Heintzelman, the winner, had to re- SAN that Butler would retain her mem-| of the 33 starting positions will be| major league pitcher made such a NATIONAL LEAGUE + tire in the seventh because of a We arc the bership in the Indiana Intercol- filled by foreign-built ears. | quick get-away. > GAB R H Pet blister on his pitchihg hand, apelia that oil Ul 3 : is : jetelmann ston 1 471 ires are | legiate conference and would con- Thee SOR Whee ditve gays oe The inevitable speculation is that Grsuse, Pittsburgh 2 21 1 Rh A429 Cooper Is Hurt Open %4 in lav her . § ng dre w 1 w lv 3 Tr - etcher fttsbur 7 | tinue to play her traditional rivals I ii N= h ! . Sars r ® 10° {he Tigers might move along on the | geiser Brooklyn 830 712 .400| The Braves made it twa in a row 152 MecLear in that organization. Uded among ine 35 offela entries| brilliance of their pitching while McCormick, Philadelphia. 8 29 4 11 319 over the Giants at New York, Between ie i | s . : ™ of The JSvers Se per! ihe Yankees and Red Sox are get-| . 5 AMERICAN LEAGUE .s |winning 5 to 4, in the ninth by eller, New or . 819 AT4) i cars, 12 “tours” and eight “sixes” 208 nowhere by batting down each! ge or J ton 9 33 10 14 .424|ScOring without getting a hit on JO i a ans | com fist the felt at the bresent other's fences. | Greenberg, Detreit = 3 30 iB 4932 hit batsman, a wild throw, p Presenl| .nat is precisely what put the grabs, Washingic 3g; Tommy Holmes’ sacrifice and a time. : Whils N f ,* 8t, Louis 621 1 8 .381 F Y T 1k d | Tigers in first place. ile New- HOME RUNS {perfect squeeze bunt by Nanny or ear alike ro C Pacha houser was winning his ninth) wie Giants 3 Pellagrinl, Red Sox 3 Fernandez. It was an expensive T Marion County Softball as ‘Knox and Pasha straight game *from the Browns Holmes Braves 2 Etten, Yankees . 2 defeat for the Giants, who lost the - oe. / 2 DO Rak ans for the Matched Again since losing to them on opening| iii meal “™ 3 DNEFRoy SIU 2lservices of their $175,000 catcher, {comin Seaton. in its initial meet, atched Aga day of 1945, the Red Sox were turn- Kiner, Pirates 2 Keitner, Indians .. 3 Walker Cooper, for a month. He a last night. | It will be Buddy Knox vs. Alliling the tables on the Yankees at York, Red Bs BATTED IN {suffered a broken finger from a iw in ingen 50 members at-|F8shA at the Armory again next| Boston. 1iPesky. Red sox o foul tip. D PPre: ats {Tuesday night where the two] Red Sox Triumph 13 Musial, Cardindls. 8| whe Cincinnati Reds finally beat | $ ; inl y 10 Homes, Braves a Ba . J irugged wrestling stars will meet in| ’ a Projpecis of“a. big - Season ware a return a to feature the| The Red Sox won yesterday's = p } the Cubs at Chicago, 7 to 5, for {seen with 15 or more leagues, em- Show. game, 12 to 5, which was the re- FYTCHERS . their first victory there since [Dresing nearly 100 teams, expecting | tt verse of the day before when the 2 2 0 Sept, 14, 1844. It was Cincinnati's {to operate at three private stadfums| TWO Weeks ago, the same pair vankees won, 12 to 5 to take over 2 s 2 0/second win over the Cubs in 27 {and on city park diamonds. attracted 3310 paid customers who | the Jead » 3 - 20 games. Three unearned runs in the Association president Bill Calbert saw the mat Eladianry engage in| Te . ) a _ 2 2 piseventh which were presented ro! Extra base hits helped Newhouser y {appointed an eligibility and rules a “super-thriller” in which there | 2 2

committee consisting of Ira Cook, | Was action DR re Indianapolis Railways; Harold Cox,| Knox, now being touted as “king” | Lukas-Harold, and Grant Johnson, the local grappling world, undefeated here thig year and his|

[to the triumph which displaced the |. The Tigers made four is! runs in a big fourth on doubles by McCosky, and

Yankees.

Eddie Mayo, Barney

llenWood- winning streak has been at the! HanksGreenberg, and Roy Cullen

will epen| ~ 1} State C sis Bill . he ‘teams th "1 | State Commisisoner =e MURRAY, Ky., April 26 (U. P.) tomorrow afternoon at 3:30. An Hammor BS or DE auch si ruff announced that July 1 has been expense of such top notchers as|bine’s two run homer. The Brown: ‘ ; 1 A € 1 4 » all 0 - uns Hillman Lyons, 23-year-old ex- entry of 36 local fives. 11 from Heifl- Jone: te 1b oa set as the deadline for registration [Rene La Belle, Pasha and Farmer |came back to score all of thelr run marine, said yesterday he had re- Evansville, five from Terre Haute Beer "pick ips, Po hou ledal of players and . sanctioning of Jones. Buddy hails from Tulsa. [in their half of the inning. The jected an $8000 contract and a two each from South Bend, Ft } i lsset, Cafeteria, teams. . "Matchmaker vd Carter reports Tigers clinched it swith two runs 5 Jay . : Blythe Rubber Stamp, Guarantee |“€3M » : : rier rej $5000 bonus offered him to play for | Wayne and Anderson and one each Tire & Rubber Co. Ballard I : that Ali “urged, requested and de- | in the eighth. : . : ir lu p 0., allar JAlry r the famed Pasquel brothers in the from Kokomo a Mu ‘ 3 o y mah " return wit an cis i ept up 3! ¢ q K nd Muncie will par Products Service Construction Thomson W eds manded” a return bout and insists Rookie Eddie Pellagrini key I Mexican league to. “come back ticipate in the team events and . X ! } is upset was a fluke. He was nis sensational hitting with a homer, Ath | doubles : Monarch Motors No. 1 and All. LOS ANGELES, April 26 (U.P 1 v fin ‘his sen home and accept a contract with doubles and singles Wheel Drive The lat Galt ; Th undefeated until he met Knox. | triple, and double in the Red Sox the St.Louis Browns At the Central alleys the Eagles ;pa*) *¥ Ea e latter team is 70.3 61 In mson. Wasi, ha Hindu matman is fr Johnny Pesky got two 3 ARIPS the lone Booster aggregation honevmooning today with his bride, F2sna, a Hindu matman, 1 om | victory. 0 Lyons, a former Murray State lodge will open its state meet. which 1 : Calcutta. India doubles and two single in the 13-hit R " : oh , ) ’ Out at the Broad Ripple alleys the former Genevieve Biner of Ven- ! v 1 ou college student, said he signed up!is scheduled over four week-ends. t1a firct nf | k on four Yankee pitchers..Joe . , : ’ f tv Af , © first. of more than 250 duos en- ice. The two were married in a attac with Bill DeWitt, vice president of | An entry of 160 quintets is slated to tered in the doubl Ae 1 | C [| T k Dobson, shaky at the start, stuck it \ ’ : , —— . \g n-! the Browns, and would report to! fire ai the maples. Eight of them i oubles tournament ceremony at the Los Angeles coun 0 ege rac oe Gordon got a Yan- ’ . ' will go into action tomorrow. The!try club y " out to win. J the training camp of the Mayfield, | local entrants. The tourney con- event hand i. Rall State 73, DePauw 53 | kee homer. > vent ( s——————— Ky, team, a Kitty league farm team sists .of team events, doubles and aon St ar 2 x | The Chicago White Sox went on of the Browns, as a catcher. He singles, {oll Te a ue over the iwo e of their intramen: hitting formerly played with Evansville in ; v : e -ends. Bowlers de. Oca ea ue en IN CO res os eee the Three- I leatrus. { Roll in AB( ng to enter have until midnight | i—— — g LL z Indianapolis will be well rep- tonight to file<their entry. Call the BOWLERS (MEN X " R ¢ - ' yy 60 5 ) 3 PAKONPT ns 0 (Advertisement) eseniad on the American Bowling RiPple alleys, BR-0018 Al Menges, Univers ain] VIE Tone fo ha Three Aces Return : APRESS mi \ ’ } | Congress tournament alleys in Buf- € Six Over 650 Leo Jenkins, Universal #60 OTHER LEAGUE LEADERS (MEN) ' d WIS Broadcasts tfalo for the next three davs. 15 In last night's weekly league ses. Miler = minger, Univer nN 654 Dennis Lauer, Elks . "To 1. U. Squa hn ak . ! &iq : Dave Yaver Broad R pple eglon 6331 Bill Kunkel, John Koch {ture 579 | ( ) SI f t T ht quintets being slated to see action, 5101s on local alleys, six soloists | Chick Williams, EC. Atkins 652 ( arley Smit he Gro ho. nie 578 BLOOMINGTON, April 28 (U.P ug es { onig Seven are on tonight's 8:30 squad, Passed the 650 mark, with a pair Ee Kelsey “i BH yarner 851 Hap POWSTS, American United Mixed 563 Indiana university's track squad : 9 4 vv eal oss Hewes erz Engr 14.8 ren edlin, Power & Light 559 = while eight will take their turn on Of Universal leaguers sharing hoh-|cal Hudak. Marvin Shell Service 644 Bud Hardacre, Mitchel-Seott 534 bolstered today as three new tomgrrow night's 8:30 shift ors: with 660's. Al Menges of Bitt. Geo. Shearer, Automotive 644 500 BOWLERS (WOMEN) [Was ) - ) The were " : wv Suiter Pittm o (tN 637 + Lo . ow Tonight's . locale, representatives rich Meats and Leb Jenking of Leloy Suter: Pinan Youd Mkt. Md. 5! Mary Posati, Coca-Cola ........50n.. 544. candidates reported y : ® i) I el v mn Connie : ’alinclude Bowes Sealfast, Indiana Fur Service Dry Cleaners were the Kenny Andrews, Coca-Cola 632 p aula Nard 213! Herb Packwood, Salem, Ind; Wal Co, Uptown Pive, Purity Box leading scorers 2H f Tagarnat a Re Rives 8 el 1 Fast 54114.» Bartkiewicz and Ivy Klemencic, A 1 . . “ : Sh : v 40 , Lunch, Harper's Service Sid ion Another Universal leaguer, Miller | Bob Re Atkins 6 540 | Chicago. Packwood was an I. U Solataire and Beam’s Recreation Ensminger of McPherson Coal, was an Carra Auth . pe pier Parniture 9 frosh hurdler in 1943 before enter- | Scheduled tomorrow night are next in line with a 654. Others over | Guy | 62 Bowes = § n ing the army. Pivot. City Ink, Solataire Beverage, the 630 mark were-Dave Yaver with ig Ma #2 aan 3 Kartkiewicz -was a Tilden Tech Hoffman Specialty, Cook's Gold-' 653 in the Broad Ripple American | Rus: 14( flies Simio, Sext on Real Estate 526 | high school star and Chicago high |blume, Marott Shoes, Bader Coffee | Legion .at the Uptown: Chic Wil- | Char jon, Co ola - pi Str riebeck, Beanhlo or 3 school vaulting champion” in 1839 Co., Detroit Broach and Tompkins: liams with 652 in the E. C. Atkins | Mike Mulry, Parkw Rech 808 Mary Jo Rosner. Pitiman Fo dM t 510 | pafore military service Klemencic ore \ "al utome 8 Me Al p icks, Ame ited Ice Cream at Fox-Hunt and Ed Kelsey with Bint Faust, Av mot es Soe Audry Suter Pittman Mixed 5 | preppe d'at Morton high in Chicago PY R y vw . > " SRA lc USKH a 880 The members of Friday night's|651 in the Stewart-Warner at the CHff Woodson, Ma 802 Glenda ot id ™ ' and will concentrate on dashes. teams will roll in. the doubles . and Pennsyh lvania Bob Auman & Alki 803| Louellen Early, Bowes Lrneraryes 3131 Dick Wag: er; Stewart-Warner 801! Ann Neese, Sexton Aaya 513 % —" ———3 Betty Niehaus, Bexton .......ssvvu4 511 B {| Rita Maher, Bowes eh 511 oO D BE (@ | Estelle Weather, BOWER ......i0¢u44 311 aseball Standing: s arte ‘iemhenien, 81 phisp 111111 31 I! 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City 3° 8: 133 Milwaukee at Mins eapol 5 | Betty Clark, Budweiser Beer 501 C iin and fast-talking Don Dunphy AMERICAN LEAGUF NATIONAL LEAGUE Ruth Cooper PR Sa oy, Maliory soo " will report this ten-round welter at- \ > Ww AMERICAN LEAGUE Ro 108 003 00t~. £33 ' Mall ¥ Pi } 0 12 OTHER ADERS (W N) traction over the ABC network i 8 2.70 8t ‘Loti \ 115 New York 3 Wat Mingion New York 02 000 010 4 6 Lena R SEAGUE LEA) ERS (WOM} 490 SUNDAY, APRIL 28 7 00 Chicago 5 15 | Boston. at Philadelphia | ’ and Masi Kenneiy Feldman Fusari, New Jersey's newest hid for ? ’; 100 Wash 1 8 171 Chicago at Cleveland | vk and W. Coo Lombardi, K hp Starts at 10:30 A. M. high welter honors, has an u inbeaten : 300 Pril'a'phia 3 7 +377] Detroit ai Bt. Leu | Cir 200 010 301— 7 10 CHROME DOUBLE BAR sas d NATIONAL LEAGT - | Chicag nin 300 nin 511 record of 40 fights, with 27 knock Sano ., NATIONAL EAGLE JCIVCARD. eet rT NY S00 ibe | GRILLE GUARDS Brone and Steer Riding outs. A straight, stand-up fighter, the Brookivn, ibis vk Pet. MAHONAL alters, amt and Muelle 22.1n. Wide, $ If Ropi Jerseyite has devas stating dvnamite 118 a 8 New York. 3 4 11 8 .at PMtish Seheft 14-In, High 3.95 Ca op ng in both mitts. He also ho | Bo 4 fi Cincinnati 3 7 300 W at Chicag it. Lo n02 000 1003 7 0 >, A TI 0 8 xes skillfully. Chicagn ~ 4 4 30 Phil'd’ phia 2 6 250 games sehedi Pittshurah 002 00% 3 9 AUTO 217, Miles West of Speedway In facing 7 n facing Zavala, Fusari tackles a . —— Brecheen. Dickson, Ki and Rice, Wi SUPPLY /2 burst of fury, who always tirns in RESULTS YESTERDAY ber Heintz man, Roe and’ Bmith, Came Delaware, Madison and Ray Sts. on 21st St. (or Wall St. Pike) A sharp performance. Humberto ina AMERICAN ASSOCIATION ‘a i il n at hiladelphia postponed,

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la 000 120 010 4 4 ,— Pd Toledo 02 101 10x — 6 3 » 1 BER ons 108 HOY JO “Races Carded at Gibson and Moss Kansas City noo 010 301 510 1 "| Armscamp Track St. Paul 300 100 05x— 9 12 : Reis, Holcombe, Bradley and Silvera: ALEXANDRIA, Ind, April 26.--NiteHolas, Dietz, Sloat, Sherer and Dan- Thirty to 40 drivers will face Ralph J . Milwaikes O00 00D. 1329 4 o| Ormsby’s starting flag Sunday aftMinneapolis 400 000 000-~ 0 3 o|/ernoon when a midget auto race ri Jud Federman, Fernandez, Aber- meet is conducted at Armscamp 3 iandan | Sjannsen |8peedway, located at the intersec- | | AMERICAN LEAGUE tion of state roads 9 and 28 near { Nov York 200 620 010. 5 2 0° Alexandria Oslin 1 \ i ‘ fh 43::M3 00x12 13 1}. pacing will begin, promptly at Roser, Zubst, Btanceu, Wight and Hoh 4 | TIME TRIALS 1 P.M, ingson, Silvestri, Dobson and Pyi ak v 2:30 o'clock with Harold (Dutch) Chican - wt nos, 016 113.211 17. 3 Hurst of Mune ia serving as track Powered Motors

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> sprees to beat the Indians at Cleveland, 11 to 2, getting 17 hits including a homer by Hal Trosky. Ed Lopat, White Sox pitcher, and Luke Appling each made three hits, The Brooklyn Dodgers celebrated the acquittal their manager, Leo Durog her; on an assault charge, ! ol

Yesterday's Star—Rookie Eddie Pellagrini of the Red Sox who hit a homer, triple, and double in a 12-to-5 win over the Yankees.

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