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Top Spring Test for [Amateurs to Have : a ~ ; When Te: R ; of ki ; i : Hockey Fracas fleld house fi : ball finals, fa Redskins Coming Up | wmex toi vi cm 0 fll “iv 9) ; ° . Indianapolis Coliseum for tne fiest Coach W A \ 3 time since the ‘war inter: 1 3 :] of whom wou Anybody want to : n ori a eries activities in 1941. According to an a pind Papin ; ; ss = br Wale He veny| FALSE ALARMS .., Proof that » ¥ Announcement. by Disk Milley, gen Sl his strongest i happenings inf the Southland Manager Brown to Get True Slant - 'leral manager, two teams of local That gives Eh, puck chasers will clash on the : ever, of the si On Talent; Pitcher Barrett Checks In Coliseum ice Sunday night at 7:30 | who are gunn: Balt-pint size *e LEESBURG, Fla, March 10.—Manager J o'clock in & game which willcon- ord of them back ‘ow immy Brown of the . oon manager of the 2%ing Sy 100 apolis ball club today pointed up his pastimers for the start of den sist of three 10-minute periods. through he Louisville Colonels Champions of last year’s spring hous exhibition schedule calling from six os in 00 RE a strenu The tilt will be y 4 through the 'Who ‘ad &'mess} (Eapefruit league® . were the ing with the tilt against the Chattanooga team of ys staf ope ta the’ piblly J So far,’ the Columbus Red Birds ooga the Southern associa ET of trouble last ; with 16 wins tion at Winter Garden, Fla. - | without charge and the usual Sun- Vigo way ha: Frank Lane 5) against 11 losses but the hardiuck . Fla., tomorrow. a : season as a result Flock went on to finish eighth In On Friday and Saturday, the Columbus Red Birds of the American day night “skating session will get straight inclu of wanting to play rough with the| Joe oT ssociation . association will be met, at Lees-| under way at approximately 8:30, as ) ley champion: arbitrators. . . . Giant of the 1947) pennay burg on Friday, at Daytona Beach Exhibition Results soon as the building can be cleared of their goal, A. A. staff is newcomer Russ Welch, hials : ; on Saturday. On Sunday, the Tribe-| philadelphia (N.) 4, Louisville (A. A.) 0. of spectators at the conclusion of Tw #§ feet 3 inches and weighing 325,| SERVICE BASEBALL. . . Rec- sters will invade .. gy. Detralt "2 Basten (A) 1: ©" " [the hockey game. Most coach who was umplre-in-chief in the ords posted by baseball and foot- Santon Rekle rants 3. Waiiadsishia (A) 4 Bob Brown and Bill Miller will fortunate if | Wisconsin State league last Year.i pall players with army and navy = o ud ANew York (A) B, 4, Kansas Oty (A.|SerVe as playing captains of the A big fellow. . + . « If Little Nemo Leibold Sadkies teams during the war didn’t mean han wh Ki anday : Wholouis (A) 8, Pittsburgh 3. teams, which will be selected from j doubly blesse it will pe worth anybody's | a thing in many cases after return to Day 3 Philadelphia Lm Loss (X) 8 x 3 Soup of about 3 boys known as : Bland as wel i & orookiyn 6, Canal Zeme 6 (Ho, dark- “Rinky Dinks,” who have been 4 the oppositio : : Fig. a ols oo ; a, meet the Roches- Paiand (F: © L) 18 Cleveland 9. _ | winter. W Ye 0s Ha SEe of shen STARTERS WITH NORTH CAROLINA SFATE— Three former. Indigga high [te Iaiernaton- nL Rah Bn Ka oon © boasting one" of the youngest .-. «| service stars flunked. . . . Later, séhool basketball players may -be in the starting fiméiip of Everett Coe Torn 12a and on Tyee : exhibition lt with the Rochester rebounding, & gn saseball , - - He's nvestigution Tevealed whet Men in Carolina State team tonight in Madison Square Garden against Kentucky in the [club will invade aad Red Wings here Monday but it was| Bland pals Bobby Hicks, 26, Who already is a gh Were ¥-| national ‘invitational college meet. Probable Red Terror starters are (left to right) Leesburg to face Red Barrett |fie lit of Jy Sue only in. : Detter Ang s onagyear veteran in the A.A. . .. i5g 198 Leage 0d 9% * | Richard Dickey of Pendleton, Leo Katravek, Ed Bartels, Jack McC of Toye wihivoghsiy of rookie taka “an a :. bo ar of the. short, paunchy| SPRING ACHES . . . Hehk |, 4 Pete Negley, f Le Central artels, Jack McComas of Shelbyville, |er words, the Indians now are en-|S ro re tant from this little ~The’ guards umpire appear to be over in Frank | Behrman, Brooklyn relief pitch- and Pete Negley, former Lawrence Central star. : tering the important part of their Sughes, fe x Sxelont iyo oY Bush A t: Ww Lane's book, . er who won 11 and lost five last ; conditioning period and the six- orks on ‘ : se year, evidently doesn’t relish the 1 tA I ° . | game hitch will give Skipper Brown! Tribe President Owen J. Bush is the two yard 1848 INDIANS . . . At Ft. Lau- drudgery of spring training. , . . ST nnua us an - 1 LY alrols ut Out |a better chance to size up his cur- in Miami Beach trying to talk the / starter who derdale, Fla, the other day, Al He complains of a sore arm, but ° : |rent squad. A welcome addition to Pirates out of a shortstop and a season, havi * Roberge, the Indianapolis Indians’ has not pliched an inning this | |B wi T ; | 'the Indian squad yesterday was Second baseman. The Indians’ ma- out of a job second baseman last year, belted | year. .. . There's no player pay- 2 ing ourney : ar é : y H {Francis (Red) Barrett, the reliet | jor league affiliate is stocked up " seasons. two-run single in the 10th for | roll for exhibition games. y ers ey cers Iindbichin gd vip hile ih 10 inldiqers, exsiuatve of Man: most capable By a . ie oh 0 a i a iin during By UNITED PRESS frst workout, Barret, . veteran It is sald here that Prexy Bush is AY You wig A the mon ys The Hershey Bears, Buffalo is a workhorse, capable of work- dickering with the Pitts : : best at the n ol On the same day, In th of April is the first annual husband-wife event at the burgh club] pugs Cufarnis, ‘Vince Shupe, the In- Speedway alleys. ; Bisons. and New Haven Ramblers, [n8 both in relief roles and as a to option either Carl Cox or Whitey of MAGNESIUM— ] game but th ra dt aacher ast year, got This novel meet 15 scheduled April 5, 6, 13 and 13 with Saturday VTE for the Calder cup and Starier. Bill Wietelmann to the Tribe to), LiEht (75 he) and sturdy : EY eas two hits and batted in one run for : squads running from 1 p. m. through 11 p. m. and the Sunday shifts major slices of a . player pool Relief Specialist PIE the 4p et shortstop, itn patent haisnve, and es . San Diego against the Chicage an ur lie from 10 a. m. until 11 p. m. The event is open to all bowlers in the totaling $85,400, today held one| But primarily, the Tribe manage- ot is also rumored that Bush is| This 12-foot, wide-beam And that’ Cubs, but the major leaguers won. state, but they must be members of game leads over their respective ment brought about his return from Se SEE ur Wie Bues lo send, “erali has 3 yoels-- | Coach ‘Wood a. 8.8 LAPAYETTE, Ind, March 1 (U.|Sanctioned leagues or pay the usual| Bob Carnagua and his Conkle Spponente i te American Hockey | the Boston Braves to fill the No. Bor vio Baseman Jimmy| and is so easy to handle will try to ms THE BIG SLEEP ... A Cham-|p) genneth (Jack) Mollenkopf sanction fee before bowling. Funeral Home team set a pair of safe playofls. relief job and he has been advised |troit Tigers last was with the De-| that you CAN take i height advan paign, TIL, civic committee is seek- |; 4,v accepted a position as lne| Tt isa handicap affair with aver- |Season records in the West Side ershey, the eastern division|to train himself for that specialty.|feider b year. Other in-| it with you! He has pep ing housing for visitors to the three- | och with the Purdue university ages as of March 1 being used to|Classic league last night. first-place lea, deteated the| He is one pitcher who Is always in a fijties in the Pils. ley, who led day Illinois state high school bas-|foothanl team. compile the number of charity pins.| CArmagua posted his second 700. Western section's , top = ranking|shape and is a valuable asset to vic 3 Ingiaanoiis segchintiom are =e Conference ketball 16-team finals opening there| arolenkopf, for 11 years football Those who have no league average | Series of the season, 265, 226, 258— Cleveland Barons at Cleveland last| any ball club in any league. Buca andley and vie Also featured are parative 5-9 « tomorrow. . « . Schoolboys Will bel oro "ot te high school, Tole- | Vill be handicapped after rolling 749, and the series proved the best night, 3 to 0. Andy Branigan| ar nacer Brown put the boys ae A a Doweraft Canoes and one-handed bedded on cots in Champaign- their three- seri in the West Side circuit this drilled a shoulder high spot inte y et ' : do, O., was the third assistant coach game series. season. . ; through two long practice sessions! Columb famous Higgins Boats. 4 of a fast bi Urbana gymnasiums for $1 a night inameq to aid Head Coach Stuart $150 Top Prise His team had 1011, 1079, 1096—318¢| the Baron net midway in the Sec-| yesterday and it was the best day, slumiws Cagers “devastating. if they take along their own beds Holcomb. A $150 5m op . lot a three-game total record in the oy pericd J an Sain Sgted of spring for weather as the Say) Face Hollywood L ST Weir uses | ding. . . . Private homes are sough . place award is guar- loop. g e final period. RAUSS PI a Bockitt p” hon schoo] foals 3) Walle(auteod and we privé Will. be yoid, Three members, of - te Primrose Cleveland ~ punched through the 93LY Ytued On he yea'. DENVER, March 19 (U. P.).—Co- & C0., Inc. $5t player 9 | one-day finals no tickets are left. in Onio and won I 38 ett for each seven entries. Entry fee House ladies league at Pritchett’s Hershey defense several times Inj, .. 4, ow all along| lumbus, Ind, was to play Holly- THE MAN'S STORE s = = cal championship three times is $3 per eoupls. turned in 600-series to feature the|the third period but was unable coax on the infield, Br roster 1s} wood in a third-round game of the SLUGGERS RETURN. . . . Three| Mojlenkopt . Marta Roberts is tournament play in feminine competition. Doris|to score on goalie Gordon Henry. » Brown worked national A. ‘A. U. basketball tourna-| The Sportsman's Floor Ameian. usiocialion’ » was graduated from |secretary and will furnish addi-|Parsons rolled her third Mike McMahon's goal with 46|WOSt Of yesterday with the in- ment today. Columbus defeated amous SIXTH M 4 be a hitters Te Buviag reas. Sq Uliverny where [tional information at BE-5628-M son, 245, 151, 215-815; een Case seconds left to piay gave the But-| Deiders Spokane, Wash., navy team oe Ter SIXTY i - en! best BE A Hveryimi Be Sar te Satie 43. 0). Bair Wale sd wade ian ot ae SAE rua alo Bisuns, #3 to 3 Victory over) SiC INBCIWORES fell aper, in the i 2 second-round game yesterday. and 0 season Returning Ross! high school orwarded to her|select circle with 231, 148, 224—603,/the Springfield Indians in the Se ee We have ae i a assistant a Ne Raine TON Oy | Any) Bam Biss posi he sixth i opening game of he seaond-piace] ., oR irk : Speedway. Bow | . - ay i Ye: ‘Bt Ets iL a \SPgavay. Boviing Alleys, SUS W.jihe wiveni. sampaigs. IT), 285, 169 playolle 3} Bite, Macs two! Mu of St. Paul and Bae to in a hal goals kee the New Haven ditloned. “eo SE ——————————————— J 2 . o . ' Cpe Ramblers to a 3 to 2 victory over) : . JO Lows Browse. is Jury Witte of Flyers Play Lilly Last Night's Bowling Leaders the. Pittsburgh Homets in the ® "with 46. Five in Tourney 7 BOWLER (MEN) Alfce Clossin, Hoosier Coal 503 opening game between the thirden Franklin's Flyers, beaten by a|BO® Coragus, West Side Classic... T48|Clara Hale Primrose eeeiniiiies.. 502 Place clubs. 14€ AN OLD HAND. . . . Frank |Greenwood team later ruled out of 0 BOWLERS (NEN) Betty Appleman, Barly Morning ...... 503! Lith (Pancho) Snyder, T | en be. ii Tale fo Clarence Meni, Pennayivaaia Race. 808 Deroy” Laza, Karly Morning . 52 |llinois High School a coviee th ‘the. [the city Independent basketball| B05 TO Biase Bex ot | Coviote Bian siesemertea 1. 03 | INOIS TIGA School | us 8 x * , » Primrose ........c..... 500 2 : | managerial ranks. . . . During his [tourney tonight at Dearborn gym. wil ar chine West_Side oar Fiosalo Moallen, Heoeles Co i Title Play All Set pn : d r iB BU long and illustrious baseball ca- Indiana Equipment plays DeGol- Harold Goldsmith, Penn. Recn.. . 841 Naomi Huter, Eagles A “eer y ool CHAMPAIGN, I, March 19.— = a, reer, which started back in 1912 |Yer Printing in the opener at 7:30. at WT .e eas Bulb, Prank, Diamond Chain vrrwesun 488 The 16 survivors from a starting OXYGI § with Flint, Mich, Pancho has | Manager Harold Englehardt said Kieth Miller, Penn. Reco... * 83 | Nina Barron, Indpis. Bleaching Mixed 4g0| field of 876 teams assembled here : : piloted Houston in the Texas [the Greenwood All-Stars were |Jim Wison, West Side . 638 Matsa, Stewart-Warner Mixed .. 480 tod to action tomorrow This Equip £ onl banned for Paul Moore, West Side .............. 637 Mary Ralston, R. C. A. Mixed ...... = 3 Loony open ac w & ersey City in the Inter- using ineligible players. Hollis Clemments, Engles Lodge €31 | Pannie Pansler. U. 8 Rubber ...... 468 morning in the three-day finals H i national league and Birmingham Sofiball. = Po Lim Budier, Chcrroit CO Bo ne en Taio ca) yized.. 48) tourney of the annual Illinois state ® ” ’ 402 N & in the Southern association. ? 1 Dave James, Penn. Rech............. 829 Lucy Kantz, Employment Sec. Mixed . 457, high school basketball tournament. on can 5 8 8 The Em-Roe softball Milford Benet}, Commercial... ....... 626 | Hazel! Peak, Riviera Club. ..... 457! The first round pairi tarting . Day Pho ; FOOTBALL, FLICE -Roe so leagues will | Art Sachs, Bros B. M101 638 ona Canter, Inland Container "1.4 at PAINDgs, Sap.ing : 1-8867 % “ FUTURE BOOK. . . .|again play at Beech Grove stadium Ear! Tayior, Indiana Reen............ 6234 Loretta Michaelis C. Y. O. Mixed ... 452/8t 10 a.'m. tomorrow: Flora vs.| —————— i e football experts are already ex- [this season. Teams wanting to.play | Jack Crist, Penn. Rech........ccc.ce: $18 Mary ehaclia. 5 Philp Mixed .... 488iCollinsville, Pekin vs. Marseilles, : o JERE oh ihe 1047 college outlook. |in these leagues or desiring further | Chas. Po Buin, Bacheereeeureienssrs S18} We —— = = 2 re “springfield vs. Dundee; Murphys. $n , 88 many. schools information can contact Joe Kelly, | Ralph , Penn. Reen........ 616 boro vs. Champaign, Beardstown vs are holding spring anid practice. the stadium manager, at 200 W. ell | Foun, miatize, oad Ripple B. M.... 613 abash Schedules Paris, South Shore (Chicago) Vvs.| g . HIGH] “wise men” say it will be Notrelington st. or by phone at LL 346. 2ifi, Tices Diselan Reen ~. 15 Baseball Games Galesburg, Rockford vs. Kewanee, : : : Robt. Mock, Allison Office Mixed CRAWFORDSVILLE, Ind, March (20d Pinckneyville vs. Aurora East. STANLI Sass Ei Seddon, Allied Printers... **: 60s |19—~Wabash college will play a 15-| . th 113 W. Wash 4 AYS: Wa? plvie Brosd Hippie 5. i. gine bacebal) gts ducts | Baseball Meeting | an y on €e om _— # ess . Tosa season, Coach gE vis ; : i - ) Jim Schaaf, Broad Ri fo B. ML 603 = Another meeting of the Indian-| ; Ray Jamison, Blue Ri nll 6 has aan, Seven games will apolis Amateur Baseball association’ of. : " SHERW § rn Brent, West BIG6. ..............r 603 cr ili galls-fleld here, thet, work out further plans for the : 2 Del England, West Side. .... 601 “Davis a: 20a ! |coming season will be held at City, : ( ty Jim Maners, Penn. Reen pitche eady Is working out hall tonight at 8:30. None of the | be OTHER LEADERS (MEN) pitchers aiid caichers and expects leagues have been definitely closed fas i Bob Hamilton, Allison Owls 897 candidates for other posi-| to entries as yet, Secretary Hop 3 ‘ * |Jobn Stenger, John Sits witty ; : Week, The schedule: | Howard announced. ; | — 3 WRIT i : J ; April 21, at Csn- » ga. § "IR Him Bon. efion, Hiriera hub gia IAIBaY; Apel 3 Iinkiim Abril 38, | ; § LE ne et Reddle, Methodist Church....... adler: Aull 30 DEY, er. | A t w i d 4 3 3 You Save it ST Dale Burge,J. D. Adams...... pial, MAL 3. ut Indians uw: May 3, Obet-| gen Ss wanie ] y . Men's S : . |A. Reinking, Naval Ordnance.. »* lin; May 13, Indiana State; May 15 TS 4 M. Bowers, Lidk-Belt Xa. 3 aesieee 388 Louisville; May 16, at Ball oy Toe Big profits. Send for Sample % i » ? Walt Brant, Gyre Club Container... 373 | 20. ab Butler: May 2, Canterbury; May || Kit and Price List. Men only. Lie : : : ‘18 i Harry Jackson . : | Hn gl === ——— |INDPLS.LATEXCO. | "pon : So ay, zs Bog 8. 1S ssw 145 S. TL St. LL 0496 215 N. Sen Chas. Redington, Of Tie in Meet on — Ti 3 Geo. Painter, Wm. J. . \ | . &. Miler, 6 Hicachint od... $381 Joe Bogue was assured of at least| NE : : . X = a ee . - Howard Hamilton, | oy. Be. 3 a Je. Tor the state three-cushion : : : : ] oto! : a pgs yes 300 Ad ANA ONAN Aveeno UBER Ashe-Shcian. bad Gt imainds «Sop 1 RR, 0! © DIAMO! Witch who award Thode [TT [parts pon primrose: House: G8 Knapp 0f South’ Bend, 50-41, 53 Ee eh spa Ce | ghd Su \ a - 1 E SPORTING ’ nd & Betty cas serBesas coat" T1-inning match last night. Phelan ‘ SEA : ! = ow ; 3 uti osmenas cath ) {and wented}—the Braun Cedar Cabins 500 BOWLERS (WOMEM) | hed a high run of 11. i . : Betty’ Walsh, Primrose .........eoeses t was Knapp's second defeat of 27 t - Loom wm Ee ret Pall, Primross..vieeeeasss 588 J _ at the Sports Show— ; d | ge sea | the day for he had been beaten by RAH i : Betty Sturm, Pr era Dance Bt... 56 (LOU Spivey, 50-27, earlier. Hi John- ISIE | - en “Poppaw. Blue Ribbon Ice Cresm. 580 son won from Carl Culbin, 50-46, in AL > x Ruth Ranes, Arthur Murray 850 | ohother match. » Le Wt NN oC ww Y MR red a oss aan 46 tT ——————— I! w > Y pa eee M o . FRANK M. BILLO Sito ik, FARR Go 1 3 It Would Be Easy La | { : Bri ol” Dalton, Primrose 11111 PHILADELPHIA, March 10.—Tf i APPLIAN REPRESENTING : Arielle Wagner, Bar iar ateee BOT Connie Mack wanted to make a| [i sm—————— } ~~ » . Kate Tyler Stegemeler's Grille +..ec- 836|deal for pitcher Phil Machildon, he Ee TE ~1054 Mary Baringer, Primrose 7 terete” sa7|could come pretty close to writing ROSE gi (of 0) i ~100 E. Pauline Swick, Stegemieier’s ... . 528 | his own ticket with several Ameri- ; . " : 324 ; an N, MERIIVAN 57. i

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