Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 May 1946 — Page 10

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United Press “Sports Editor LOUISVILLE, Ky.. May 6.—Assault, the chestnut charger from deep

in the heart of Texas, became the . to win next Saturday's running of

markable ease with which he gained an eight-length triumph in the

Kentucky Derby. Trainer Max Hirsch hoped that low again in his daddys footsteps and come home in front in the $100,000 added -run for the blackeyed Susans at Baltimore's historic old track. Bold Venture, who sired the stretch running colt on the famous King ranth in Kingsville, Tex, went on to win the 1936 Ereakness after upsetting the highly-favored Brevity in the Kentucky Derby. There was plenty of reason to believe, however, that Assault might be called upon to put on a faster performance in Baltimore than he did here. It was agreed that he got all the best of the racing luck in the slow muddy loam at

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ence the final result at Baltimore is a smaller field. Only eight of the 17 which went to the post here have i been entered for the Preakness and not all of them may go. Those regarded as certain starters are Assault, Lord Boswell, Knockdown, Rippey and Hampden, with the|® other three, Alamond, Wee Admiral and Marine Victory, somewhat doubtful starters. Spy Song, whose terrific early speed couldn't be maintained by Jockey Johnny Longden in the stretch, might have been a solid candidates for the Preakness, which is a 16th of a mile shorter at the

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Tazio Nuvolari, daredevil Italian {race driver, cabled Speedway offi- | cials today that he will be unable to come to this country to drive in the 500-mile Memorial day race. Nuvolari said the death of a son forced cancellation of the trip. He said that Achille Varzi, another well-known European driver, will pilot the Maserati Nuvolari originally intended to drive. _ Varzi is to sail tomorrow for New York on the steamship John Clarke. Meanwhile, it was announced that qualifying trials will begin Saturday, May 18, with speed runs permitted between 10 a.m, and 5:30 p. m. On the following day trials will be run between noon and 5:30 p. m, Qualifying hours will be the same on the following week-end. A fifth day for trials will be Tuesday, May 28, between 1 p. m. and Indianapolis sundown, Other qualifying days will be set by the A. A. A. contest board if necessary, Physical examinations for drivers

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Grabbing Sef From Blues MILWAUKEE, Wis., May 5.—~The Yodiatapolis Indians were to have

a day off today as their Milwaukee hosts stepped out of the Association temporarily for an exhibition game with the Chicago Cubs,

The game originally scheduled July 27. The idle Indians came

Kansas City, three games to two, and they resided in third place, just

a game behind the pace-setting St. Paul Apostles. Ed Turchin’s sharp single to left, scoring Vince Shupe in the ninth inning, gave the Indians a 5-to-4 driumph over the Blues in the second game of yesterday's doubleheader after they had dropped the first, 9 to 7. Fletcher, Schupp and Wes Flowers were the first game hurlers with the first one knocked out in the first inning. In the afterpiece Al Treichel started but had to give

way to Al Hazel and the latter to

Francis Barrett with Barrett going out with a pinch hitter in the ninth and Fletcher returnipg to face the Blues in the last round.

Fletcher Hit The first contest was a wild and fitful affair which saw Glenn Fletcher fail to retire a Blue in the first inning, retiring after four hits and an error by Turchin. Schupp

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most invincible for the Indians in the afterpiece. He struck out the side in the second inning after whiffing two Blues in the first, To add to his laurels he singled home Shupe, who had gotten on by the shortstop’s error, to give the Tribe a lead tn the second inning. In the third singles by Sisti and Wentzel around a walk to Nieman added two more counters, Barrett Sent In The Blues got one of these back in the third on singles by Houk and Strain and then in the sixth when Treichel walked both Maldovan and Strain, it was evident the big right hanger was done for. Hazel came in but Sturm beat out a bunt and one run scored as he was being |forced by Byrnes, another counting |as Burns singled to center. Barrett then became the third hurler and,

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Events Held At 3 Courses

Special events at three courses highlighted city golfing activities over the week-end,

In the four-ball mixed foursome tournament at Pleasant Run, the winning quartet included Bob Schu« man, Harold “Erner, Jake Delker and Marge Cox, who posted a low net of 204. A 300 total earned second place for a foursome con= sisting of John Shorn, M. Sandere son, Bill Burkdall and Ernie Smock.

Dick McCreary fired a 171 to pace Class A gross shooters in the two-day ABC gross and net tourney at Highland. ‘The Class A net victor was Bert Kingan Jr., with 74-6—68, In Class B competition W. J. Hare led the gross shooters with 80, and Charles Considine set the net pace with 90-19—71. R. F. Lindeman's 90 was the best in Class C gross firing, and’ H. W. Bogan, with 93-24—60 led the net shooters in the same class.

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Churchill Downs in a big field of yjjp and three-sixteenths distance, slowied out Lord Barwell fia 3 will be held, beginning at 1 p. m.|¢ame on to pitch fairly well and| Tucker pop to Turchin and caused Speedway Meet FOR C| 17 starters. The favored Lord Bos-|wacn't entered for the Baltimore p - ER pesliassaer on Friday, May 17, the. day before| Flowers was around at the finish. |Milosevich to ground to the second] Ed Hyde, Al Dowden, Bob David. well, star of the three" entries of |... by Trainer J. C. Hodgings of | : qualifications begin, It was Bestudik who kept the| baseman. son and Bop Parlette produced as Mrs. Elizabeth (Arden) Graham,|y,. pixjana Stables. Alamond, | eo C h Wi | Tribe in the ball game. His two| The Blues tied the score in the|Pest ball of 67 to lead a field of was blocked as Jockey Eddie Ar-|g yin in the Derby behind fourth| u nici pa oop am Ps I n ls . singles and a home run plus a walk eighth, Bockman opening with a 89 in the ABCD tourney yesters $ caro took him into the upper turn,| y.00 Tord Boswell and fifth place, & Pilot Dies + | with the bases filled sent home five |single, moving to second on a i.|day at Speedway. Second place and couldn't make up the I0st|p no kdown, is expected to go at| | S O | of the team's seven runs. |fice and scoring on Houk's #itvto/Went to Howard Ely, Ralph Heinground in the stretch. Baltimore if Owner A. C. Ernst|/\$§ angio eason pens | CROWN POINT, Ind, May 6 (U Until the sixth Treichel was al-|left. |lein, George Pitt and Ernest Knog, * Misjudges Finish Line deems him ready, as is Marine . P)~One race driver was: killed Sees melons [With a 70. The day's low gross RESTOI Hampden, who closed with a rush | Victory, a $3000 supplemental nom- Although rain and wet grounds forced postponement of the Satur- an d two others injured seriously . I shooter was Hyde, who carded a 72. i i have done|inee who was 15th. But Wee Ad-| day's Manufactuger's league opening amateur baseball games, the Munici-| At Coffin Vernon Gary of Pt, to finish third, might 3 y ¥ yesterday in three crashes at the : better had not rookie jockey Job|miral, a poor 16th, 1s all but out. |pal and City leagues got under way yesterday afternoon. opening of the Midwest midget auto Harrison scored a hole-in-one on Dean Jessop miscalculated the end Backs Eastern Faith Kingan Reliables, 1945 Municipal champs, got off to a fine start, rates Bonini icin 8 . (Second Game) the 138-yard No. 3 hole. : , ine a 14- : : . | INDIANAPOLIS of the race atid pulled up his horse. : 'e wi ked th ith | When they journeyed to Pendleton to hand the reformatory n 4 Peter Nielson, 36, Milwaukee, died El The railbirds thought that he was Assalt's vitory backed ie fa defeat. The Meatmen got away to a two-run lead in the opening stanza, after his car overturned as he|Turchin, 2 ........ 5 1 3 % A : AB. R H O A E College Track gaining fast on both Assault snd of his Eastern supporters who saw. Jiggs Seal hit for the circuit on swerved to avoid a collision. He Bisti, 3 Hi $ 3 } 4 2 0) Turchin, DA. nee 5 0 2 1 2 of the second place Spy Song when| him take the Wood Memorial, pre-| the first pitched ball of the game.|a 12-3 victory over Indianapolis| . o.i.4 out of the wreckage, walked |Bestudik, It 0000041 3 0 0 0 Moras Hares dd 2 2 3] JLishigan 10, De ai Jessop eased him. mier prep test for the Derby, with| The Reliables added clusters of Railways. The Lodgemen went out| 00 feet and slumped to the ground. Wentae], of cevessnne $ 0 1 3 0 0Bestudik, If ........ 3 1 0 1 0 0 Wisconsin 89%, Rhvestern tl Another factor which may influ-| the same convincing kind of a|six runs in the. fourth and ninth in front when they tallied once injg, goo 4ead when he reached a Dore, Borer 1 0 Bat YH St erivi 1.3 1 1% Sjmuinamay, De: ale $20. stretch run. Hi8 margin of triumph/ innings, while Ochell Tuck held the third." They added four more hospital. Jladr, a . 4 ’ 1 3 2 8! Detweuler, 170.90 19 ol bash, 24. % a 2%, Woe ; . wasn’t as big, but the Wood was a | the reformatory nine to lone tallies |in the fourth and wound up with Frank Smith, 37, and Edwarc{Schupp, p 2 1 33:0.1 Hidde,» ; : : 3 8 : : ’ Iowa te Me 28 un Slate 35 ocqa inmen shorter race, a mile and a 16th, and | in second, seventh and ninth. Tuck|seven in the ninth. John Dobkin|g,g,w 32 both of Chicago, were|Enslish ©1 0-0 0 0 O0/Brady. c .. .0 0 0 1 0 0 Minnesota 84, Iowa State 38 ‘ ? he didn’t have time to widen the aided his own cause by smashing a and Boyd Debaun were the 1eading|, i req when their cars crashed ey ni. 4 8513 Eoichel, p a yi Tinos 2 jimy 58%. Dartmouth 4m, L gap over seqond place Hampden. [home run in the fourth with the|hitters for the winners. : through a fence after failing 10 ro. ERR ~ | Barrett, p. Tea : : ssume eq The time for this year’s Derby,| bases full. Bill Wyss’ ninth-inning| In the heaviestMscoring affair of|,,,n4 a turn. Hospital attendants| Engiish batied for Schupp in sixth. kbura om 2 0 3s 2:06 3/5 was slow but not bad consid-| triple also cleaned the sacks for the afternoon, Ferris Market staged| gig their conditions were critical | Blackburn batted for Flowers in ninth. | 2 a ie Local entrdnts today held first 0 the muddy track which had| the winners. The losers accounted a three-run rally in the ninth to KANSAS CITY |] Joist Lendl 3 800 0s place in two of the four events of... nelted with rain for the bét-|for one of their runs through How- nose out Blue Ribbon: Ice Cream, . Strain, s AA REQ.4.E The Boiled Jor dae bn vey the 36th #nual state bowling tour-| to. part of a week. The fact that|ard McAllister’s round tripper. |14-13. The losers got away to an Hart Winner Stren, 18 .vrer. 8 1 2 13°90 9 RA ONY nament in progress in Hammond. Assault won the Wood on a light- Ripple Blanked early lead with a-pair of tallies in Collins, BF Jucerieive 1. 0-0 0.0 0 : AB R H O A i Carl Hindel, Indiana alleys man- | ng fact track was expected to dis-| DeWolf blanked Broad Ripple|first and second innings, but the Times Special rl 2 Srp AAS et 8 ager, recently discharged irom the! pe) any doubts that he was strict-| Merchants, 16-0, as the North|market nine came back with clus-| ROCKVILLE, Ind, May 6.—Har- Byres, ri-et 3.2.3 2 0 0|Byrnes, cf 30 1 5 9 \ 34 ’ : ' 1 der who might no ables were held to a pair of safe-|ters of three two an ve in the!ry Hart of Indianapolis drove Hh; .s . | . cans “3 navy, found the range. vesterday ; i. ight not be iders p | : d five in the/ry Hart of Indianapolis drove to|yilolllits “5, 3 § § 3 3 § Bockman. 3 yr Lia with games of 185, 267, 246 for 8}to go as well on dry footing. [ties by three DeWolf pitchers, Fred | third, fourth and fifth. | victory in the season's first big car|siivets, ¢ ..... «2 0:0 "6 1 '0jPortner, rf +3. 0 0 1 0 698 and first place in the singles) oo... Richard J. Kleberg, head |Kafader, Midge Robold and Bill] Prospect Tavern Victor races of the Midwest Dirt Trackfltoms, p ...........2 0: 8. 0 1 OiTucker H _ +3 0. 0.9.3 : event. He had a 590 in the doubles, 0 1, ooo hinion-acre holdings of| Norwood. Robold held his opponents! Blue Ribbon went ahead in the|Racing association at Jungle Park|Hendrickson, p ..... T 67 0 1 Smock etl 3 38 instant! but inasmuch as he was not affli-|,;,, King Ranch, profited hand- | hitless in his three-inning stretch,|eighth, but the Market's late rally | Speedway here yesterday, turning Totals » ane nn Maldovan, p ..... 32 1.1 04 instantly g ated with any aggregation in the} comely by Assault’s victory taking a while the Ripples got one safety off| was good for its victory. The win- | the 20 laps in 9:35. INDIANAPOLIS... OID.210 103.7 Totals .. ..iv....38 A. M:Z7 10. 1 team event he has no opportunity..." r s96 400 in the $100,000 add- | Kafader and one off Norwood. The ners were issued 16 bases on balls Chick Smith of Frankfort, Ky. Kansas City .............. 501 100 20x—9 | [NDIANAPOLIS ....... 012 001 001-3 Formerl to place in the all-events unless he| "0. = © Derby prize of all| winners crossed .the plate 10 times by opposing pitchers and stole 15 was second and Les Adair of In-| Runs -batted in—Collins, Byrnes 2.|gansus Cit oul 00301 obtai: should roll with some team sched-| : i ! dianapolis, third Brockman, Bestudik 5, Wentzel, Hen-| ¥ 1r:cretrnsensnn 9-4 | time. And the betters who backed|in the third imning to ice the bases during the melee. BPO is, so drickson, Milosevich 2, Nieman. Two-| Runs batted in—Treichel, W vied on a future date. | the horse didn’t do too badly. They |contest. In the third City loop contest, Elimination sprints of 10 1aDS|base hits—Sturm, Nieman, Shupe. Byrnes! snupe 2, Sura. Byrnes, Burns. Two. BALIN) YE 033 MH &4) on § _CGuor's Goldblume in its Saturday : A five-run rally in the fourth in-|Prospect Tavern downed Christa-|Were won by Smith, in 4:45; Cliff|2. Three-base hit—Byrnes.’ Home run Pe % v [OYyijies, Suing, oe ’ into the|S°t an $1840, . 960 and $6.80 re- y pect ; ‘ ; Bestudik. Stolen base—Bockman. Double base bits—Nieman, Shupe. Stolen base— 2 E31 night appearance soared into the| ... oo... the board. Spy Song, |ning by Roosevelt Pharmacy gave more, as Cleon Bottom limited the Griffith, Indianapolis, 4:50, and i,j, Brady to Sisti, Bockman to|Strain, Sacrifice — Maldovan. Double 930 N. MERIDIA ‘ . lead in the team events when they| op, oop $10,000 for Dixiana, paid|the druggists enough edge to take losers to four hits. With the score Leon Hubble, Linton, 4:55. A spe- Milosevich Rud Sturm 2, Hendrickson 'to|play—Sisti to Turchin to Shupe. Left on Get a jar fited games of 962, 987, 1034 for a 4", 4 36.60, while Hampden re-|the measure of Leonard Cleaners,|even at 2-all at the end of the|Cial four-lap race went to Bob tr 7 Ra: ar ie a apo Hs, Crreichei } new kind o 2983. : turned $530 to show. Hampden's|8-4. Pitcher Gene Moore was in fine| fourth the Prospects sent two run- Campbell of Pana, I, in = 2:05./ —off ‘8chupp 4, Lyons 1, Baker 1, Hen-|4 Barrett 3, Pletcher. Strikeouts—By fo-ease mis Broad Ripple Meet share of the purse for Owner Wil-|form for the winners, limiting his|ners across in the fifth to cinch Eighteen cars qualified for thegtckson 2. Strikeouts = By Lyons Bi adovan 2 te or rrernel STi 2 ol : ; : eichel 3 in § in- ; infections The Broad Ripple Bowl's doubles! liam Du Pont was $5000 while|former mates to six safeties. He also the victory. (B. H.) progres. lv 5000 Fach : 4 in Dove. Schupp ‘ fn 3 innings, Lyons |nings, Hazel 2 in '5. Barrett 5 in 2%, I K | roximate ans! 7 in 4, er in 1, ck 5 in| Pletch 1 In J P d ball—Riddle. _meet swung igto its second week-|fourth place Lord Boswell brought|starred at the plate with three Jp DIR ng ® Sgter du ls Jeudrickoon 5 18 Fisher 110 J. Passed bail—Riddle ROUEL £& 7? impetigo, end of competition with some|a $2500 return to Mrs. Graham, |bingles. : . Hendrickson. Losing pitcher—Fletcher.|den and Moore. Time—2:30. Attendance 4 ternally ct heavy scoring resulting. One of the That was scant consolation for tht Eagles Victoridus South Bend Boy . | Smptses—Maore aud Bagdens - TiMe=3:25, ~T540. 20 when used best soaring pevtormaliess sves cosmetics queen, whose stable of| With the score knotted at 1-alll Chicagoan Passes new Me staged at Ripple alleys saw Ken | 2-year-old hopefuls virtually was Sachs Auto Parts cut loose with a . Mi d R * : . Christienson and Lou Fouts nab|wiped out by a disastrous stable four-run rally in the seventh to win Is Paddle King Sally Twy ford 1 get dCes P hi / adelphia first place in both divisions of the| fire at Chicago last week. over Armour Social club. It was a KANSAS CITY, Mo. May 6 (U. tourney. : lean hitting affair, each team get-| _ = Barclay, 14-year-old U, §,|F)-—Henrietta Wilman's Mario's At S edrome To Come Back fi 3 ’ yn 8 pe an ‘and Fouts 0. 25, 20-13 Local Grappler | the new Oi teasue, Eagles Poss tabi tennis champion, won or| FL CNY Metheri in the ve: ~~ lInto Ice League - oe fo had a. 80 Gr. te to PPICT ue i fT oar rong shared, sc humors, 2 he wma ch te. 1B. |, mpi Tue of, te

series in actual scoring, gnd when they added their 51 free pins they were far in: front in the handicap

with & 2589 total. con: Lee Leipe of Chicago was the Ciation. get underway leader in the all-events and singles | Night at the Indianapolis Speed-

1 oy PHILADELPHIA, May 6 (U, P).| DpOrtY —Plans were completed today for |

day at Brookside park. The South Bend youngster won the junior singles, boys singles and

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: : ’ Philadelphia to return to the Amer-| division with 1401. ; Ww JATEK standings The Chicago bowler had rome, located on state road 52 at ¥ 3 ; A Buck Lipscomb, Indianapolis By UNITED PRESS {men’s singles, teamed with John BS, £9 L ad) itley ave, ican Hockey league next fall with : Alexandria entrants continue to NATIONAL LEAGUE { 3 . . a high singles total of 602 and her) ) 4 dominate the leading positions in| “mat meanie” faces Jackie Nichols, NATION! a xe MH RE Varga to take the men’s doubles; 1731-pin total put her far ahead in! While the little “doodlebugs’ al- a nucleus of five players. four of the annual Eagles tournament in popular Eastern grappler in the! yudal st. Louis 16 & 11 271 .415 Joined Howard Solvin to cop the all<evenis ready have run at several Indiana (hem major leaguers atreliy sigried t the Central semi-windup on the wrestling card Herman, Brooklyn 12-38 11 15 .305/ junior doubles. crown and was| . : tracks this vear. this will be the : i progress at the Central. A ra 18 57 8.37 386! na; ; | Sally Twyford of Indianapolis year, S to Contracts | Alexandria No, 4 is the team | tomorrow night at the Armory. Wolke. P Brooklyn .. 14 ‘50 -11 19 .ago| Paired with Mary Helen Perry on|, "ca, first - event ‘which will earn them ’ event leader with 3237; Hieatt and| Nichols, who is from Portland, Hopp, Boston 13 50 15 19 .380 the winning mixed doubles combi- ec —————— points toward the cash bonus at the! The players, signed for a total of { ’ AMERICAN LEAGUE | nation | | 9 | Perry, an Alexandria doubles pair, | Me, was discharged from service AM a Gl TE ) end of the season. |$10,000, are Paul Gauthier, Pete] led that division with 1330; R.| only a few weeks ago and has DiMasgin, 0uion i 3 5 31 A420, By Wiaiiers yire: Miss Perry Opener Is Taken - A program of four 10-lap elimi- Bessone and Ed Propkop. {oFrg] i | shown to adv » at { ; yr . : 1 » of South Bend in the women's sin-| . . i : | { s Soul Arpold of Columbia City is first| F1OWR 10 SEVATIARE Bb the ATION He "Sew Yor". 13 4 15 13 38 gles, Don Wilson of Indianapoiis'in BY Eli Lilly Club: [nation sprints. a 20-lap semi-final Gieveland Baron players, Louis Labin the singles with 707 and Hieatt | in two bouts. Buck won over Lefty Teler. NCU SOFC 05 60 6 22 | 8:28. Lon A and the 30-lap sweepstakes has| 4 rg Jeads in the all-events with 2018. | Pacer last Tuesday, . | Lodigiani, Chicago ., 13 49 3 18 .367|the senior singles, and Don Stuck of | In last night's softball Program| peen arranged. Qualifications will ovitch, bought from’ the disbanded All scores include handicaps. Buddy Knox, undefeated in six! HOME RUNS { Indianapolis in fhe novice singles. at Municipal Stadium, Logan Kin- start at 7:15 p. m. and the first New Haven team, and Al Chewchuk, starts and winner over such stand- | DiMaggio. Yanks 3) York, Red Sox “ve 3 Sasa ———— | nett hurled shutout ball for El racing event at 8:15 formeér Falcons player. : | Chapman, thlet. 5 Etten, ankees .. J i " : A 19, : Softball Meeting outs as Rene La Belle, Ali Pasha Williams. R. Sox. 4 Keller, Yankees. .. 1 Crescents Cop 2 Lilly Co., which defeated Bob's Tri-| ty." aq4air and Harry Hart of In-| The city has not been represented | NO BETTER for ¢ and Farmer Jones, clashes with the Mise, Giants .... 3 Greenberg, Tigers. 3 |angle Grille, 10-0. Kinnet limited dianapolis are among the 40 drivers|in the A. H. L. since draft demands BLADE AT ; ! y lw , rs. 3 i i . | i | An organization meeting for the rugged and veteran Steve Nenofr "**" TREC LL | The Cincinnati Crescents scored his opponents to one hit. _ |who have signed to drive in the broke up the Philadelphia Rockets ANY PRICE! : purpose of forming a church soft-|in the main event. Nenofl, a RUS-| J Red Sox. 20 York, Red Sox... 14| IWO one-run victories over the trav-| In other games, Kingan’s| .... (1.0 co ‘Other circuit|in 1942. | COPYRIGHT 1908 CONIOLIBATED RAZOR BLADE GO., NO ball league for the southwest dis-|sian matman out of Toledo, has|Willisms, R. Sox 17 Henrich, Yankees 14|eling Havana LaPalomas in yester- | trounced Dauglas Theater, 9-1, and| uo or atom. dria Muncie (Se — aE trict branch of the “Y” will be held |an outstanding Armory record.| Eien. Yankees. 17 DiMaggio, Yanks. 14|qqy’s Negro baseball double-header Speedway V. F. W, triumphed over|pi mond Greenfield and Day-) a G tonight gt the Central Y. M. C. A.| Buddy is from Tulsa. ry ERE lat Victory Field. The Crescents Moose Lodge, 8-3. Nighmond, NIGHT AUTO RACIN i 7:30 yelovk. Wiliam E. Ruch Dan Savage, Salt Lake City, and panier Cards . 4-0) Heintzelman. Pir 3-0| capitalized on 13 hits to ‘fake the Sr ——————— yr nd d M 8 8:30 P M er, executive secretary of the Wayne Martin, Hollywoo _|.Chandler. Yanks 4-0| Dobson, Red Sox"3-0|first, 6-5 and they. cracked out 12 11 ~- RR southwest branch, will be in charge. | open the show. Joos: Dah Harris, R_ Sox 39 Roldek. Browns. 30] is to win the Yes 5-4. : McMillin to Speak Tribe Battin We nes ay, ay § me : ' 1639 N ; - Eh tment ee re At Y M C A. Dinner gq Qualification Trials Begin 7:00 P. M. “ . . » . y i G AB H HR Pct. ——— " . A. N. (Bo) McMillin, Indiana |Turchin ......... 10. Mad... 0 AD : Week-End Baseball Results, Standings and Schedules abet Toa soc, wie Eile HR 3) 3 e speaker Wednesday nig Or | Wentzel ....eeen. 17 68 23 1.338] LEAGUE STANDING RESULTS YESTERDAY NATIONAL LEAGUE SULTS § JRD Bath ouererivsars M88 8 1. ary AMERICAN ASSOCIATION AMERICAN , (First Game) RESULTS SATURDAY 3 physical education department Trews ecesnrsatene 12. 42 11 n 262 W. .L Pet hE CAN SOCIATION | Boston 101 000 000— 2 % 0|;ers ERicAN ASSOCIATION Sie dinner at.the Central Y. M. C. A. | 8hupe SE ; . 4 | (Pirst G ) | = | A ) ? : 11 4 . 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