Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 May 1946 — Page 35

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2 . w - 7 : . J! : + ; . . . . . * . i ; Qs Oo ! e Indians and Blues Paired Assist in Benefit Game Plans Revamped Allison Nine Ready for Opener [Girne Si P : T ® h % By BERNARD HARMON - ; i Soe ANY aon al DSTO, May 1 La A has n win rogram onig t . Members of thé Manufacturers amateur baseball league are hope- MUNICIPAL. LEAGUE appealed a decision by the regional ! . ful of staging their belated opening games tomorrow afternoon: Rain Einghan Reliables ww 5 Peto! civilian ‘production administration D . . and wet grounds the past two Saturdays caused postponement of the lid«| pe Wolf News.............. 2 0 1000| which rejected the American league | ug et hoss to. Join 1ribe liters, '% : : Bere in Fas” 4 8 1% club's ‘application for materials to b ’ Le | If the weatherman permits, P, R. Mallory ‘and Stewart-Warner will| Leonard Cleaners ... .... wh 08 enlarge the Fenway park press box "By EDDIE ASH, Times Sports Editol | get together at Riverside No. 1-and Union Printers will clash with, Alli- | BIoAS /Ebrge Serenamus -- § 2 - 008 for the major league All-Star game. t nd . The Indians and the Blues are going to try a double-header this son's at Riverside No. 2. eo | armour S00in-OlUb.uys. se. © 3 .wo| The Boston club asked permission evening with the first tilt getting under way in the twilight at 6:30 and Mallory’s, 1945 city champions,|888réegations in 1944, their last sea- €ITY LEAGUE to build a $40,000 addition to its it will be a scheduled seven-inning attraction. got away to a fine start this week,|50n Of play, seems destined to. go Sesion: Yuan I. Pot press box to accommodate some Odds The second skirmish is set for nine innings under the lights. The turning in a 4-1 triumph over the Places in the Oy loop. Ferris Food Markets ...... 1 s00| 250 sports writers expected for the : twin program was set up on account of last night's postponement. It highly touted Kingan Reliables in| Prospect and Ferris should put|tiospect Tavern ...... 1. 40 July 9 contest. Regional CPA Di~ . was too wet for pastiming on the Tribe park greensward. a Twilight league contest. Stewart-|°" 8 good game, Each has a Vic-| gue Ribbon Ics Cream 1 soo rector William P. Homans said the yy 11 (U. P)ow This is Kansas City’s first 1946 - ; Warner has yet to make a local | tory and defeat chalked up, ond] ndianepons Ratlways 2 .000| petition was turned down, contend auriello of _the appearance at Victory field and he Rubber ov the home forces. It league appearance. sack, Wl pe striving to top the| fy the Somsiiuction was only for , is ladies’ night. . ¥ . : | “one- , : : 3% to 1 to beat Bl Mere Blues’ Seipuer, skid he The a picked up a new out- i] Union Pillans have Seen Under Christamore also has a 500 aver- Plans Adva nced Ty TT ere wkward British and Al Lyons. flelder late yesterday. He is Chet fire once. A re . Hs oh on | 48°, having dropped their nitali 2 Li k M Slugfest Is Aired plon tonight a Tribe "Chieftain Bill Burwell ‘an-| Ross, seasoned righthanded swinger Bucigler's Do Rit per Sealine, | contest through weak hitting and or LINKS eet ; . garden in nounced that it probably would be( Who comes down from the Boston Ares Sars AD eth oe. oo far| inning Weir second thropgh some! KOKOMO, Ind. May 17 (U. PJ, On WISH Toni ght ortant post-wae Paul Derringer and Al Treichel on Braves 28 Spur, Hee Just: ouk hs The Daughters of Isabella are sponsoring the Tolede at Indian- land the strength of Woody Payton's |g ol Sggne: 2 tele a lay of|—A three-man committee of Ko-(} > Soi gf

1-14 spring training this year. members of the ticket committee for the benefit attraction are Mrs. 4 i a. ¥ e clouting king TLR In Navy Last Year John J. Murphy, left, and Mrs, Emil J. Schnoll. Reserved seat tickets : teiual jes Ath tw No. 3. for me Railways, the Inari Golf - association. v0 ¢, but he shaped hi : for| are on sale at Victory field and by all members of the committee. The | The Mun gipal league, wily lwo Gi {plot ground rules for the 1946 state Ross batted 227 in 54 games Cathedral 1h school band will entertain Drior to thie Tucslay same of the season's games behind hemi A t R B k {amateur tournament. during a month the Braves in 1944, He was as- 2letra E p i 1 yk : {are ready for the third round on; uto aces 00 € The contest was scheduled to be Mountain, N.Y, sigried to the Indians last season ! |Sunday. Three teams are tied for|[n Wisconsin {played over the Kokomo Country

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May 21. Two

six games behind league leading Louisville. In other words, none of

Knox, Martin

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last Sunday and it will be defeat komo golfers was named today by! §

{club course the week of July 8, with

MILWAUKEE, May 17—-The first| ualification rounds on. the first

t is expected fe diamond campaign opened. The|the teams can be counted out yet.| day when Kingan’s and DeWolfe| post-war auto races in Wisconsin | ¢uo days and match play the rete beca outfielder is 29, stands 6-1 .and| The hometown -Indians, now| [nya i ew elas | | ¥ ' Ra use 14 . ate e¢ or out |News, two of the leaders, clash at|will be held June 9, when 256 dirt/mainder ‘of the week. rap at the Gar weighs 195. He is a resident of | fourth, are only a game and a| fo v wy cad beos . Buffalo half behind Louisville, one behind | i Garfield park, track drivers will compete on the] The planning committee includto be a dt All American association games |second-place Toledo and they are| Buddy Knox, seeking: his eighth Pendleton Is Victim [Fa fair Solisse, ye ui guat- jot Bill Deal Jd Robert Resend * willing boxer scheduled last night were washed |breathing on the neck of third-|consecutive victory, will clash with] The meatmen, easy winners over I hE ror lof directors, and Fred Kroft, well- © lack of a de- WAYS * TO * BUY out and three double-headers were | place St. Paul, Wayne Martin, Hollywood, to head- | Pendleton in their initial test, had |," 0 t the v Sate, Khown Kokomo olter booked tonight, here, at Louisville] Kansas City, in sixth place, is! , 3 ’ tc play -heads-up ball to. earn a all sections o n es, komo golfer. infin R—— Sav: Suswax, BUDCEL and at Toledo ' Minneapolis at Co- | only two games back of the Hoosier line ‘the Armory wrestling card 4 ! decision over Broad Ripple | ; : — — : : a al a, I - lumbus decided to settle for a | Redskins. In a series at Kansas next Tuesday night. Merchants last week. DeWolf, . . \ Hee hw; 8 ay ensue, Signor ROSE gy ie CO. single game. City early in May, the Tribesters| Fans not only view the meeling| however, had little difficulty in get- DOUBLE Walloping Bruce Woodcock, heavyfor spaghetti, 930 N. MERIDIAN ST The race continues close with] annexed two out of three. as a “natural,” but figure that if|ting a 16-0 decision over the DECK | weight champion of the British Em- | condition, : ‘ the cellarite Columbus team only| The Milwaukee Brewers, defend-| na 4in cannot halt Knox, then it| Ripples and also had an easy time ‘ : pire, tackles Tami Mauriello (above) the bout to last | ing champions, who are having 8)... isu) if anyone else can turn| defeating Pendleton last Sunday. : of «the Bronx at Madison Square rounds, because |tough task getting up full steam] Roosevelt Pharmacy risks its 2-0] A douvte-deck Garden in New York tonight. Sched-

e the reputation |this year, are to invade Victory fleld| the trick. The reason, of course, .. 4 against, Sacks Auto Parts] wood used Army uled to go ten rounds, the bout will

lista, |for a single tilt tomorrow night and is that Martin is rated “tops” as a : ; i] Bed made of be ai over the ABC Network. be onion ea a ea i 0 uta po, 3 3, Hr No.3 he Rous | B21 tt rT 3 { i | n ¢ . . i. s registered 24 Thus far in the current “home has sn Sulfiusting sees. i» a big early games, hold victories over | serel snd_ vii daily taining period to swinging ng all of his 28 3 v y |stand, the Indians have played aly Knox. hailing “from Tul : has Leonard Cleaners and Armour’s, || man space. Can 16-lb. sledgehammer, is an out-and-He is » Nae of |a “standstill” pace. They have won| » Aalling from Tulsa, has _ 3 ours ahd] aasily. out slugger. He has a sharp leftjah, working: 3 Sh tossed such standouts as Farmer| While Sacks defeated Armour’s and || be painted i imi py ot straight kayoes, i > eh jive. tied one and lost two. Toes Ine La a pit Pasha 10st to Leonard. a smas ing oe boisola Ar i y a. os Id 7? | |and Steve Nenoff. The bout will Leonard's, with its 500 average IDEAL FOR in 25 fights is the most imposing of onents Neth | 1 4] LI KE B E R 4) INC: D ! Tf N o be for two falls out of three. tackles Armour’s at Riverside No. 2, | any heavyweight in action today.” . Neither bd ig 1erz ame It also is announced that Jackie and Broad Ripple journeys to | ® Summer In Mauriello, Woodcock encounters i ‘been knoe! n Ma , encount ked 24 WEST WASHINGTON ST. | Nichols, popular Portland (Me.)|Pendleton for a try at the reforma- camps a leading heavyweight contender . | ’ . > ( : | matman, will oppose Buck Lips-| tory team: whose lethal right has also been send- * { | |e 8 se OnE oF me SARGES? BROT Svoely HOUSES Tennis oach | comb, Indianapolis rough and tum.| In the new City league, the lead- Lats a ing his opponents into dreamland. : t ble expert, in the semi-windup, | ing Eagles Lodge plays Blue Rib- | 00MaE The “Bronx Buster” has won ten in

Bob Dietz, high school and Butler university

i . . basketball star, has been signed as |] S h ks | an assistant coach in that sport and | 1ami ’ canaw

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: = : | Sunday games. ail. Or LOO : (school, was | , raers men ... bers of Butler done by one of the best equipped | disclosed today. | ; Eagles on Top Phote- or Wa FEEL am will journey: plants in the country. Our shop is Dietz was men- MIAMI, Fla, May 17 (U. P).—! The Eagles have the only a > BF Sharp! w to participate + n ‘ tioned for All- {Stan J. Koslowski, star triple-threat | {get record in the loop, having won se Gillet] ue Pin fofeg wy experts with many years American 1m bas. back on Holy Cross’ Orange Bowl|OVer the Railways ad Prospect u GINTY SALES 0 301 N. DELA. Blades with the: i . ketball in 1941 : : on aggregations in easy fashion. e 0 { ges an . when he wound team lags Season, signed today with stepping stone for Municipal league n RI-6783 | ever honed! ‘ti ® Will enter the 24-Hour Service up a sensational the Miami Seahawks of the All- team which was more or less of a . a i 044. by Ofiiette Selety Radar " — EE .c. wd —

America Football conference for the — 1946 and 1947 seasons. Koslowski, an all-eastern selection who withdrew from school! shortly after starring in Holy Cross’ | defeat by Miami university last New | Year's day, recently was declared | ineligible by the National Football league. | The Washington Redskins drafted | | It was also revealed that Phil Koslowski but N. F. L. Commission- | | Reisler, 1940 Butler graduate and er Bert Bell ruled that the sturdy | |Jim ‘Morris, former trainer and |New England veteran was ineligible |

ton for the first in they won the

scoring career at | Butler. He held a university record of 508 points {at the time of his graduation. { Dietz, who later played profes- | sional basketball with the Indian- | apolis Kautskys, served in the navy {during the war and participated in | South Pacific island invasions.

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ey. ge run, Both men are veterans of world le. ri Let us TRADE YOUR SMOOTH OR REPAIRABLE fires war IL ; ! League Season on Fine Urban now on your truck for new ones and we wil ALLOW you TE Y Indianapolis’ home season fi i n ; n 233s ) SeRS0 | Hicks: low full ceiling price on your sound casings. ‘Williamson Named : : ; : o il Wan > ‘ C h * Negro American league baseball on, © 000 0 0 Yale Cage oac gets off to an auspicious start| Hylton, William | NEW HAVEN, Conn, May 17 (U. Sunday night at Victory field. | ; discus, Robert Get in touch with us at our Michigan end West St. cap- | P.).—Appointments - of Ivan Wil- when the Indianapolis Clowns take! Potter, Robert ping plant and we’ will be glad to help you solve your |liamson as varsity basketball coach!on the Cleveland Buckeyes, start-| Cunnings, Robe tire problems. J Yale, Robert M. Grasson as var-|ing at 9 o'clock. The Buckeyes | , James Franke |sity fencing coach and the addition | Won the league championship last | £2 TRIMBLE CORNERS [|i ira oe wom nim of Ry | ball staff were announced yes. Johnny Williams is slated to take! ; . : : o han the mound for the Clowns with | - A Bob | Michigan & West Sts. RI-1594 jes by Athletic Difector Bob po 00 ihe likely Cleveland dll d lee 0 - : t . The C s' : e- | I | i ———————— I —— | Williamson, former grid and court Se = Te Siawny Sad wil pres ” i ~ ‘star at the University of Michigan, 8 i : : ih ; ¢ J COMFORT AND STYLE has been a member of the Yale (Pears) Davi, Reece. Tum, ’ — : es b . Atires Garcia, Leo - Lugo, Buster ES . \ football staff Since 1934 with ex- 2% 0 { " | Haywood and Jesse Walker, mr i 0 / ! i gepuon of time spent in the navy. Adding to. the occasion will be! * J | | Clancy played six years, of pro- i... . opening ceremonies and the : i df | fessional football with the New York Clowns’ comedy. show, featuring ul | Giants and was captain of the 1929 o_o FC “King Tut.” 8 sv | BE | Brrr GE (ERE |Holy Cross grid team. He was a 4 on

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