Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 May 1946 — Page 31
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A new pole vault record seemed entirely likely in the annual city track meet at Tech field tomor- | row, Ardwood Courtney (above), Manuals vaulting star; already | has cleared the bar this season at 12 feet, 5 inches. The record is 11 feet, 10 inches, |
Season's Initial Softball Games Carded for Sunday
The season's initial softball pro- of operatioh,
will feature
gram is scheduled Sunday night at Bush-Callahan league games each
Municipal stadium on S. West st. A three-game event,
some of the city’s: most promising | urday aggregations, is on tap. Moose Lodge |
night, except Saturday and Sunday. |
featuring | Exhibition tilts are carded on Sat-|
nights, and State league games will feature the Sunday night |
faces Speedway V. F. W. in the 6: 15] contests.
opener; Eli Lilly Co. tangles with |
The Eli Lilly team will be the
Bob's Triangle Grille at 7:30 andilocal state loop represehtative and | Kingan's and Castle Barn meet at|will play at home on Sunday nights
8:45.
The stadium, in its second season | Fridays.
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|chargees, at first and second base, the team also should have plenty | {of power, Other Staté league 'representaitives are Fuzzy's All-Stars, Green- | wood; Bundy Bros.,, Cambridge {City; Merchants of Aurora; Crystal | Flash, Shelbyville: Cummings Die{sel, Columbus; Mobley Plumbing, | Greenshurg, and Stauts Manufac- | turing, Connersville.
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ROCKVILLE, Ind, May 2.—Two former Midwest Dirt Track Racing association champions as well as |leading drivers from surrounding
Sunday for the season's first big car auto racing program at Jungle Park speedway. | ‘The :event was scheduled last] week but rain prevented the 26 lassembled cars from running. Officials said that the same program {would be offered this week start-
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Gun for Records Is Indianapolis High School || |
[tually is assured of both a victory {and a new high in the pole vault. {Last week he soared to 12 feet 2
{he went three inches higher,
“trish of Attucks has a season mark |
| with Parrish. three |
{in the 100-yard go. Remy McKean
and Carl Martin | land Herb Radcliff, recent Navy dis- |
istates are expected to be on hand |
along with Harry Hart, Herb Collins |
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Teams Poised for Events
Tech’s East Side Oval At Tech’s East Side Ova By J. E. O'BRIEN : Indianapolis’ high school track and field records—all of them at] least three years old—are due for some sort of revision tomorrow after- | noon at the 13th annual-city meet at Tech field. { Eight schools will go to the post—to borrow" a timely Derby: phrase— | and their challenge for points and new records is expected to draw a stadiumful, Especially since all pupil Hoketholders will beg dismissed | from classes in time: to see the|[ rr
openiilg event a4 2 p.m. | Braves Get Pitchers After winning the title and lug- | BOSTON, May 2 (U. P. ~The | ging off four big trophies at last | Boston Red Sox optioned First week's ‘Indianapolis relays; Tech Baseman Al Flair to New Orleans | should be in: the proper frame of {today while the Braves acquired mind for its attempt to regain the |two pitchers, signing Southpaw city championship that last year |Larry Powell and Righthandér Silas | went to Shortridge. © Only once|Johnsen. Powell was released by | previously did the Greenclads have [the Sox yesterday and Johnson by | to relinquish the crown—back in [the Phils, 1942 when Howe turned the trick. “FIGHT RESULTS - | These three, along with Broad x AKRON. 0. Lee Savold. 210 Paterson, | Ripple, Crispus Attucks, the Silent J. knocked out Lindy - Elliow, 2333, |
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: N nitske (2), Hoosiers, Manual and Washington| NEW YORK-Julio Jiminez, 137%, Mex-| " i fco City, stopped Joey Maniro, 141%, ! form the entry list New York (3).
Courtney Favored No records were established in the 1944 and +1945 carnivals, but with a {friendly nod from the weatherman, this year’s field should write at least one new one into the books, Manual's Ardwood Courtney, definitely the city's athlete displaying the best altitude this season, vir-
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inches in the relays and before that |... The (present mark set by- Tech's Dale ! Burries in 1942 is 11 feet 10 inches. | A bitter fight in the low hurdles | should better the old mark of :23.6! seconds in that event. Wiley Par-|
of- :234, and ‘Shortridge’s Park |g Snyder was -clocked in :23.5 Tues- | day, the same day .that Ripple's
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Tech Relay Team Favored
A fast track may produce an- | {other record-equaling performance |
of Shortridge has reeled off this distance in 10.1 seconds, which was what Al Piel of the same school {did in 1938. Tok mile relay team is expected |to duplicate its triumph of a week | ago, while thé speedy Attucks foiire {some is given the nod in the half{mile relay. Likely individual win- { ners include Dave DeWitte of Howe {in the mile, Bob Freeman of Tech {in the high hurdles, Freeman and {Dave Wyciskalia of Shortridge in the high Jump, Eulas Jackson of Attucks in the 220-yard sprint, Charles Riley of Manual in “the { half-mile, and Ila Walker ‘of “the | {Silent Hoosiers in the shotput. Here are the city meet records:
100-Yard Dash—Piel (Shortridge), 110.1, 1938,
220-Yard. Dash—Piel (Shortridge), 122, 1938.
440-Yard Dash—Delry myini (Tech), :51, 1938.
880-Yard Run—Bose (Tech), 2:03.3, 1935. IVIL
Mile Run—Vickery (Tech), 4:39.8, | DRESS
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200-Yard .Low .Hurdles—Kersey |
(Washington), :23.6, 1938. | High Jump— Pedlow (Tech), 5| feet 101% inches, 1943.
Broad Jump — Brown (Short-| jridge), 20 feet 11% inches, 1935. |
| Pole Vault—Burries (Tech), 1i| {feet 10 inches, 1942. Shotput — Krager (Shortridge), | 49 feet 7%; inches, 1941. Half-Mile Relay — Tech, 1:345,| 1937.~ Mile Relay—Tech, 3:32.8, 1938. |
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