Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 May 1946 — Page 39

. Suffolk Downs race meeting nexti Away, and Windmill,

FRIDAY, MAY 24, 1946

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Printers and Stewart-Warner are scheduled on Riverside No. 2. + ° | Two of the teams, Mallory and [the Printers, have seen action in the | Wednesday Twilight league, the | former playing twice and the print{ers once. Allison and Btewart- | Warmer have been inactive in {league play. | Some red-hot contests are on {the Sunday amateur schedule, with [the Kingan Reliable ~ Roosevelt {Pharmacy clash at Brookside topping the slate. The two teams are tied for first place in the Munici{pal with three consecutive victories |each. Evenly Matched | Kingan won from Pendleton, 14|3; Broad Ripple, 4-1 and De Wolf |News, 3-2, while the Roosevelts hold (an 8-4 win over Leonard Cleaners; {an 8-7 decision over Armour Social club and a 4-2 triumph over Sacks | Auto Parts. | The teams appear evenly matched jon the basis of their Municipal | play, but the meatmen have a pair {of losses chalked up against them {in Twilight... léagie competition. {Kingan has garnered 24 hits in |their trio of Municipal victories, | While Roosevelt has 33 to its credit. { If Ochel Tuck takes over the | mound duties for the Reliables and {Gene Moore for his rivals, the {game may develop into a pitcher's | battle, De Wolf News will be gunning for | victory No. 3 at the expense of the | Sacks nine, whom they play on Riverside No. 3. Leonard will journey to Pendleton for a tussle with the reformatory aggregation.

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Manufacturers League to Try

. By BERNARD HARMON

ly - The Manufacturers’ amateur baseball league will make its fourth try at opening its 1946 season tomorrow afternoon. The loop's three previous tries were rained out, and the quartet of

skies are on the. weatherman's Saturday menu. : P. R. Mallory is slated to meet Allison's at Riverside No, 1 and Union

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‘Coolie Wage' Hinders Cards

NEW YORK, May 24 (U, P).— Baseball's renowned ‘“horse-trader,” President Sam Breadon of the St. Louis Cardinals, who built a ¢championship dynasty on what players called “coolie wages,” was threatened today with loss of the pennant for the second straight season because of his low salary policy, Breadon, badly upset over the loss of three star players, Pitchers Max Lanier and Fred Martin, and Inflelder Lou Klein to the rich Mexican league, tried to be philosophical and said that “even without them we still have a great bail club.” Although they resorted to a different means of showing their displeasure at Cardinal salaries, the desertion of Lanier, Martin, and Klein was likened to last year’s player revolt by the Cardinal brother

battery of Catcher Walker Cooper | and Pitcher Morton Cooper, The missing players still were | given an open door to return by | Manager Eddie Dyer, who said that he would be glad to take them if it was “Okay with Breadon.” “If it is true that they have gone, it is a serious blow to our | pennant chances,” Dyer said. The whereabouts of the players | and Bernardo Pasquel, the vice] president of the Mexican circuit, | who reportedly signed them to fat] contracts still was a mystery. | However, Pitcher Sylvester (Blix) | Donnelly offered a possible clue last | night when he said that “I under- | stand they're speeding toward St. Louis right now in a brand new

Amateur Ring Bill Arranged |

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Both teams have been beaten twice, while winning once, and will be out to reach the .500 percentage mark.

| to be staged at Sports arena, Penn- | sylvania and Michigan sts, on the | night of Monday, June 3.

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