Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 May 1946 — Page 11

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a ide City and puunty hugh school track IE Rn } | Cathedral high school was a step a wl Tove 3s avyweight NEW YORK, May 14 (U. P.).— Baseball's version of the Notre Dame| teams are winding up their pre- Bon 3 HR He Ca Do rt ry 10 ernational | shift may not win a pennant for the Brooklyn Dodgers, but just the| Sectional track business this week . © .. championship today, but Broad | Mexico City to discuss the possi7 same the Flatbush dandies were in first place today after a series of |in preparation for the tournament . = Sas ‘Ripple was ready to move to the! bility of accepting either an official 15-round player Slag 88, hat as Jel} Tans opponents wid especially. the ficis) jeompetiiion iS ves end closed . "front, should the Irish falter. PY Or Tnaniagerial post in the Mexican - scorers s yi 0) At Ebbetts field they call it the startling lineup becailse almost | theirs out in customary fashion: Ra oe Trish Jainioinee el iar. Ruth is accepting the invitation 1s British always there is a surprise in it. And | vesterday, defeating Manual, 65-52, terd $ hen they rapped Tech, Of Bernardo Pasquel, vice president n by the Manager Leonidas Ernest Durocher, M L ad |and preserving for the third yestern rif : Ni pp! % mee | of the league, to “visit” Mexico. The 3 = kett who admits there may be some con- ajor eaders | straight season a perfect record in . 19-2, on 3e ogets mid hn | one- -time sultan of swat will be acecke i 3 . Sap {dual competition. Incidentally, it teams battled on even terms throug companied by his wife, his .daughces range nection with his middle name and | AMERICAN LEAGUE { six innings, but in the top of. the s the way he runs the Dodgers, says G AB R H Pet.|Was Manual's first dual defeat of d 8 ter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. | o£ ki |Pesky, Boston ....... 25 109 31 43 .394' the season. ¢ seventh thé Irish combined five! po ichard Flanders, and Rud Rennie, he isn'Pthroligh making changes. | Willams, Boston ..«-. 28 8 3 safeties, a like number of walks] . d, tawny There are youngsters on the|Vethon, Washington. 18 9 24 387) Meanwhile, across town, Howe $ ' | sportswriter for the New York r than his ’ Lodigiani, Chicago ... 19 70° 7 27 .388| wag ix urtai and an error to break a 2-2 dead-| Jaan Dodger bench who haven't had a DiMagers, CRomgo --- 3) 79 16 20 .3¢1, Was drawing the curtains on its wl Herald-Tribune. aired op fair chance yet, he says, and there! NATIONAL LEAGUE schedule yith a 67-50 triumph over lock and score eight runs. retain th are oldsters ready. to step in if the Reese. Brooklyn ..... 22 77 14 30 .390 Lawrence Central. Paul O'Connell, Cathedral Rnd e for thre kids in Branch Rickey's celebrated Musial, 8 Lous... 2 8 1% 3. 35% In downing the Redskins, Short- er, gave up two hits and fanne “youth movement” fail to click Mize New em “ 2 8 3 3 361| ridge captured seven first places, ‘seven opposing batters. nes boxin : RYATTEUA, HOME NUNS including the relays, and swept all Meanwhile, Ripple scored its! reas Mills Only Reese Is Permanent ston Giant. 7 Hatton, Reds .. 4 payoff places in the two sprints, {fourth triumph in five city wl /

5 . 1g punched DiMaggio, Yanks. 6 Keller, Yankees .. 4 Manual displayed its strength in {by trouncing Manual, 10-1. we Ti

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hoping te i «+ Chapm'n, Athletics 5 Keltner, Cleveland 4 the distance and field events,’ tak- Rockets drove out 12 hits to the seven different outfielders, four first or to wear} Dasemen, ‘threw. “seeond - basemen. | ron TE, A IN ing first place in all the latter con- | losers’ four, while both teams played AW h is ratecy three third basemen and three Doerr, Red Sox.. 29|Mize, Giants 19| tests. lerrorless ball. Ripple's only loss ish Empire catchers, Only Harold (Pewee) | Williams, Red Sox i DiMaggio, Yanks. 19 Field Record Falls has been to Cathedral. ¢ " oimes Trav 1 only res Reese at shortstop has’ started. in ® MITCHING | One Shortridge field record was In the other game. oh te Air force: sr that's rprise | Harris, Red Sox 6-0 Beggs. Reds . .. 3-0 cracked as Ardwood Courtney, paseball front yesterday, eec every game, -but that's no surprise LL y Ity in par! either because the flashy Louisville Dobson, Red Sox 0Kush, Cubs oo 3- 3:0 Manual's brilliant pole vaulter, Grove pounded out a 15-1 victory = nd limit o% youngster the Dodgers picked up “went to 11 feet 9 inches, something over Sacred Heart, Two Spartan or “cruiser __ | before the war is Durocher's nomi- | below his season record. Another hits in the final inning spoiled both have weak- nee as the best player at his posi-| | top performance was credited to a shutout and no-hitter for Glen

tion in either league. | Shortridge's Bob Camp, who | The batting order also is changed churned the quarter mile in 52.9

{almost daily as Durocher tries to| seconds. second best time of the

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mber, 1941 | figure the hitting and running po-| season in the county. ing worlc | tentialities of each player. The ex-| Two Howe field records fell in the Indiana Shoot oh oth Maur- {periments go on with approval of meet there. Miler Dave DeWitte In a closely fought 5 Ro ne and Antor General Manager Rickey, wholclipped more than five secondsfs Indiana Gun Su. Dela 50 targets al Boxing keeps a sharp eye on farm clubs: from his old mark with a 4:36 per-§& \Parmiang ssreg ar Indianap- - land says he will bring in any formance, while Norman Dixon of juid ie Shes 46. Bud Freeman, is favored | youngster who may help the parent Howe turned the half-mile in 2:05.6 Gi 19

| Indianapolis, was third at 45. In-

pported ir club. to erase his earlier mark. -of-town shoot2d the mil. Fans Assured of Show The best times and distances re- |Gianapolis ang Sut of 35. ay. | Whatever combination takes the Ported yesterday: a — {field gives the fans a show. Thejo% "= Dash—McKean (Shortridge), Joyce, Pellone Sign ; 8 og : |Dodgers won their ninth straight{ 20-Yard Dash—Tichenor (Shortridge), I NEW YORK, May 14 (U. P).— CE {home game, 6 to 3, over the Phils 440-Yard Dash — Camp (8hostridge), a Tony Pellone of New York, and NO BETTER nts basebal | yesterday and were behind, 3 to 2,|:527. : E Ti Willie Joyce of Gary, Ind, have] BLADE AT for ar 19 mi lin the fifth when Pete Reiser came| Sto. Ro, Fudwhiey (Manual, 3084. Fa signed to meet in a 10-round bout ANY PRICE! . . Morgan st. {home on a triple steal. It was the| 120-vard High Hurdles—Snyder (Short- ] | at Madison Square garden on June! Brewed for Quality—Blended for Uniformity i |second triple theft in three days "30-yard Low Hirdies—8halter (Howe), { 20. | COPYRIGHT 1946 CONSOLIDATED RAZOR BLADE CO., ING, SIRONOPP BREWING CORP. FORT WAYNS, INDIANA ———————" {and it so unnerved the Phils that|:2¢ Fog they yielded three more runs in the “shot Pul—-Cross (Manual). 48 leet 33; py ights a SR i A ! next inning when pitcher Oscar| Paul Vault—Courtney (Manual), 11 feet

9 inch . i hits i quit from sheer exhaustion. oases. Jump—-Green (Manush), 13 feet Bob Camp of Shortridge

His successor, Dick Mauney, got|9 inches. the tape in the brilliant time of Fo) |rattled and threw a ball into the GE Jump—Batties (anual), § feet 1... _ ands to win the H0-yard \ [face of shortstop John O'Neill try-| Half-Mile Relay—Shortridge (Tichenor, - , : : ing to catch op on The run- McKean, a, Tg 1735.3. i dash in yesterday's meet against 3 : : Mile Relay—Shortridge (Daniels, Pratt, | ner was safe and O'Neill left the !Seidensticker, Casper), 3:385. Manual. igame with three loosened teeth b 1 Rookie Robert Ramazzotti got his C h H d d Junior Baseba first start at third base and con- | 0ac es ca € i : ’ EERIE

tributed a walk and a double to the | Players Curbed nine-hit attack. The Phils got 13 B Ra Edd Boys competing in the Junior hits off Ed Head, including a homer y y. y

| Baseball program this summer will by Frank McCormick. & i Four runs in the ninth, the Ray £ddy of Madison high school | be permitted to play with only one two of which came in on an error was elected president of the Indi-| team, it was decided last night at Se by relief pitcher Mike Budnick gave gna High School Coaches associa={3 meeting of team managers. . | the Braves a 7 to 6 win over the tion at their annual recent mail The managers also decided to Giants at Boston. Ray Sanders] . {move up the pitcher's box five feet paced Boston with three singles clection, secretary Russel 8. Julius|, = o.oo competition, although : while major league leader Johnny announced today. baselines will stay at £0 feet. | {Mize and Jack Graham got hom-| Vice president is Murry Menden-|,roposa] to add seven months to the ay {ers for the Giants. It was the hall, Central high school, i

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