Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 March 1947 — Page 30

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John Shkor has had big league experience i , +» Bhkor entered the ring a 5-to-1

outcome. , . . As a matter of fact, Mauriello and his handlers figured

the Boston boy suddenly perked up after getting through . the early rounds and it became a real con-

about the eyes, #nd when “Mauri-

stopped. . . . It was, and the referee awarded the laurels to Shkor by technical knockout in the eighth... seconds lodged a

Fgh way the Pittswill line up on presents the follow- : W. Cox, ss; Gustine, : or Westlake, cf; Greenberg, If; Kiner or Westlake, rf; Fletcher, 1b; Basins, 2b; :Klutts or Salkeld, e. . . . No pitcher has

te warrant a guess at the Bucs’

opening day choice. . . . It is believed that Manager Billy Herman,

Carl Cox and Vic Buccola; out-

_ between ihe ropes ~ and traded punches with Tami Mauriello, the| New York heavy

Second Ga : Finals Will Ragelis With Garrett ter, Both Are Six-Feet-Two and Leading

Scorers of Their Respective Teams

By BOB STRANAHAN “An individual duel between two of the cleverest pivotmen that the 1946-1947 high school basketball season produced is in prospect for

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the fans at the second game in Saturday afternoon.

Each boy stands six feet, two inches in height and they weigh in the vicinity of 170 pounds—a very nice vicinity for both the Senators and the Golden Bears. They're the leading scorers of their respective teams and are regarded as key men in the attacks of both. en Further, it is very probable that they'll be guarding one another in Saturday afternoon's engagement. Coach Frank Bares of the Golden Bears said that it was “very likely” that Garrett would get the assignment of attending the Senator star, and- Coach .John Baratto of East Chicago is expected to follow“ a similar strategy. Play Cleanly Neither player has an inclination to foul frequently. In fact, Ragelis has been lost on personals in only three games all season, so this won't be too much of a worry for either coach.

The Golden Bears will enter the game as a definite under dog, but, if it is any consolation to Shelby-

These handy fellows are Bill Garrett, the tall Negro sniper from Shelbyville, and Ray Ragelis of East Chicago Washington.

{Brenman and George Savanovich,

me of State Match

the state tourney finals at Butler

will be a great personal victory for Baratto as Senator coach. He already has won a victory over infantile paralysis which prevented him from ever playing basketball. Baratto attended Indiana State and served as a locker room boy for the

of the best the state ever produced in high school ranks before going into the ‘college field.

Goes to Frichton It was Curtis who found him a job at Frichton, near Vincennes, | where he started his career-as a coach. He was so good after a couple of seasons that Vincennes was bidding for him. East Chicago Washington hired him, however, in 1944 and he has had some tough contenders there since that time. Baratto's punch man on this year’s Senator team is Guard Dave Brenman, who works the bail into Ragelis, brother Ed Ragelis or Marty Stipancic on the set plays.

clever Glenn Curtis, ranked as one |

the other guard, also operate on

ville followers, Barnes thinks his team has played its best when it| has been under pressure. The odds layers have made East Chicago a seven-point choice over | the Bruins in the afternoon. Then, if they do beat Shelbyville | and go on to the title at night, it!

April Will Be

A doubles meet at Broad Ripple,

fielders, Prank Kalin, Culley Rikard, Al Gionfriddo and Gene Woodling. | «+ + The extra catchers are Leroy Jarvis, a rookie, and Vincent Smith, | a veteran, who is injured. » ” 5 19 BUC PITCHERS. . . . Having released pitchers Hank Gornicki, | lee Howard and Jim Walsh to}

Indianapolis, the Pirates still have |

19 hurlers on their squad. , . . The! other day Manager Herman said he plans to start the regular season with 15 pitchers and then cut the! staff to 10 by May 15. . All of | which means that the Indianapolis Indians still have a lot of players to bank on from the Pirates.

# » [ OLDER AND FASTER... The Detroit Tigers are banking on Fred Hutchinson to give them a Big Four mound staff this year + + « along with Hal Newhouser, Dizzy Trout and Virgil Trucks « « + They won 71 games among . them last year . .. “Hutchinson will win 20 games,” General: Manager Billy Evans said. “He won 14 last season and did not start a game until May 18. He is one

‘and is in charge of Bill Brunot. Entry fee in the event, a 1050iscratch, is $13.25 per team. As in {other meets of its kind, only sanc-|

{tend with the long-shooting artistry |

On City's Bowling Alleys

By BERNARD HARMON

the end of Washington's fast break. Washington also will have to con- |

(of littlq Emerson Johnson of the | {| Bears, and either Brenman or Boi anovich will get the job of guarding | the fleet little Shelbyville Negro! player,

Busy Month

SENATORS FAVORED TO WIN—East Chicago Washington's Senators rule as

the favorite of the sports writers to capture the title in the final series of the 1947

high school basketball tourney at Butler Saturday. Front row, left to right: Brenman, Marty Stipancic, George Savanovich, Ray Ragelis and Eddie Ragelis.

Dave Rear,

John Kolina, Benny Dix, Randy Balas, Coach John Baratto, Andy Spencer, and Bill

Morris.

Ted Horn to Be Driver, Owner

Ted Horn of Paterson, N. J, the

1048 AAA driving champion, will| be both a driver and owner in the 500-mile Memorial race.

Several weeks ago Horn signed to

drive the twice victorious Maserati which Cotton Henning purchased from Mike Boyle.

Horn also has entered his own

Included in the five independent bowling tournaments. scheduled "ion local alleys next month is the 1050-scratch team event at Fox-Hunt. |

a husband-wife affair at Speedway

and singles classics at Sports Bowl and West Side Center are the other! "| April attractions. The Fox-Hunt tourney will run on April 12 13,19, 20, 26 and 27. {who has appeared here for three

|2 a§ he connected for 218, 235, 268

—371 for Marott Shoes. He joins)

tioned bowlers will be permitted to| BOP Carnagua, Ed Huck Jr. Fonnie

compete. Two shifts will be rolled each day {of the tournament. On Saturday,

m., while on Sundays entrants wi face the maples at 3 and 8:30

| In ‘event the entry reaches 125. a {first-place award of $300 will be! (paid and the usual one prize for

further information contact Brunot | or the Fox-Hunt alleys, Ma. 1198. Deadline for entering is midnight | April 11. Johnny Kiesel, who turned his

apolis league, was in .a striking mood again last night, getting No.

700 BOWLERS (MEN)

John Kiesel, Indianapolis . . 721

of the few cases in baseball where a pitcher has gained more speed

. 511 as he ew older.” {Joe Fulton, Indianapolis casiive 667 | Doris Parsons, Johnson Coal ...... .. . re {Claude Oliphant, Diamond Chain .... 665/ Ramona Frosch, Johnson Coal. ....... C8 # ¥ =» | Glenn Maxwell,” Central Recn... .... 658 | Audrey Hiatt. BN Lilly . 508 THE FIERY McGRAW . . . Years | Bob Kelly, Indianapolis .... veee.. 649 Dot - Wykoff, Stewart-Warner.. 506 the N Ken ‘Christensen, Indianapolis ...... 643 Betty Hulse, Water Co... 505 | 10 ago, e New York Glants Were | Jess Montague, Indianapolis .. 646 Mary Johnsom, Sola Matinee. .... 1

, playing the Cubs in Chicago and | having a bad day . . Everything seemed to go wrong ‘and the fiery John McGraw, the Giants’ manager | blew his top . . . He shouted: “I'm leaving. I can’t stand this stupid | kind of baseball” ... He stormed «out of the dugout and the park, plunged blindly into the street traffic and was struck by a taxi . His leg was broken . .. “It wasn't |

600 BOWLERS (MEN)

| Russ Ballinger, Indianapolis

678 Howard Deer Sr., Indianapolis

visaendna 75

{Pred Mitchell, West Side Merchants . 637 Richard Tinneiman, Fun Bowl Classic 634 |

Hobart Robinson, West Side Merchants 830 | Zo8 Butler, Kay owtiey. {Art Johnson, Allison Executive ,..... 628 | Mildred Hayden, Link-Beit Owls Mixed 243 ‘Harold Boyd, Federal Employees |... 627 |Sally Twytord, Johnson Coal .. : r. W Pennington, Medical ...... 626 THE {Fonnie Snyder, Inter-Club ............ 622 o R LEADERS womMEN) Ernie Voeiz, Indianapolis ............ 631 | Vesta Davis, North 8 as | Oscar Behrens, Indianapolis ......,. 621 Joyce Watson, a Ben 493 |Ed Sargent, Knights of Columbus .... 620 Ruth Burris, Priends Mixed . 490 {Maurice Wellman, Indianapolis oa 619 | Alice Pierson, 486 | Dr. Wilkins, Medical . 618 Cook Mallory -Offic rrr-488 utch' Hazelwood, West Bide Merch, | 816 | Mary Wuensch, Jrdians Gost Mixed 473 | Bill Boswell, Inter-Club ............. 615 | Marv Lepeprt r Lady of Lourdes | {Nolan Dawson; Farm Bureau ... ..... TH Gladys Farrell tad mtinenital Opt. Mixed 0

{ Leonard, Indianapolis ba

John Toole, West Side Merchants. ...

the cabby's fault, " McGraw moaned, John Kleinhenz, Water Co.

as they picked him up and took [Ralph Schuch, West Side Merchants

to a hospital . , . “Those dumb

ball players of mine are to blame Ce hele pre Bess lind

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BLUE POINT 3:

Delaware, Madison and Ray Sts.

Ray Landers, Pederal Employ ees ii | 810 e808.

| Roy Hall, Federal Employees

Peck Pierson Indiahabol 3 Willis, Blackmelt LR pa,

mm Link | Clarence "Miner, Rae waite. {Floyd Tolivar, Fun Bowl Classic . Leroy Callahan | Pred Antibus, Junior C Isaac Thurman, Pan Bowl Classic. .

.. 801

Floyd Wimmer, Cont. tical Rise, Les Frank's 66 oo om Mizeq . 28

Larry Fidler, Parm Security Mixed . . Silvers,

Prank ‘Wills, St. Philj Men's Club fe Geo. Akars, Power & Right . Bob Crouch, 140k. -Belt iy Mixed. “i ney, elity Trust Mixed... Shas * i Indiana Gear Mixed

600 BOWLER (WOMEN)

500 BOWLERS (WOMEN) Helen O'Grady, Ell Lilly Agnes Junker, Johnson Coal Frances Sullivan, Kay Jewelry Beulah Maners, Johnson Coal

Lois Woodward, Farm Secruity Mixed Mabel Daywitt,” Wm, H. Block Mixed 53

Tillie NArdine Johnson Coal

a Utah 84, West Juginia 63, nels Hatin WH ceo §lrrsles, So Hike 40 C “Ci. se sii pg

;+ 808 Seid St. John Evangelical 601 of C. 601

Zionsville Oil 554

Gertrude Bradley, Johnson Coal Co... 614

Betty Shipman, Johnson Coal . ..... 550] * Margaret kelton, Johnson Coal... .. 549 Pat Miller, Water Co. 541

Eva Williamson. Johnson .Coal. «83 Frank Kuner, Kay Jewelry ........, 528 Mary Baas, Johnson Coal ........... 526 Lois" Bchulz, Johnson Coal ......... 525 Dorothy Berkopes, Johnson Coal...... 526 Early, Johnson Coal........ 525

Snyder and Earl Taylor as twotimers in this season's 700-circle. Other heavy scorers of the even-

|activities are slated at 6:30 and 9/ing were Russ Ballinger with 187

1289, 202—678 for Allison's: Howard {Deer Sr. with 224, 255, 196-675 for | Russet Cafeteria and Joe Pulton [with 219, 202, 247—868 for Barbasol in the Indianapolis; Claude Oli- | phant with 227, 226, 212—665 for

{at the Delaware and Glen Max-! well with 243, 179, 236—658 for {Smith Standard Service in the Cen- | tral Recreation. Gertrude Bradley led Sally Twy-|

initial 700-series of the season in|ford’s Comets to a 2710 with 226, | last week's session of the Indian-|173, 215614, her sixth 600 of the | Bratton ‘

season in the Ernest Johnson Coal | Co. loop at Fox-Hunt.

Last Night's Bowling Leaders

{Evelyn Wiesman, Johnson Coal....... Patty Striebeck, Johnson Cosl........ | Marge Hoffheim, Johnson Coal . . Betty Fox, Johnson Coal Catherine Hausman, Kay Jewelry |

517 | . 514 . 514

taire | Gertrude Meyer, El A | Marie Lacey, R. C.

siz College Basketball

Invitational Tourney “Kentus ky 80. North Carolina State 43.

John Pebr, Indianapolis ............ 800 | | OTHER LEADERS: (MEN) jo | Fave Rugh, Pire bss Bill Culver, LGS hen. in anisile ite, North Side Recn... .... 500 Eugen hrisman, placa Milk 590 Rho: Win H Al r m. Block Mixed... 538 Be eTey. Moon- Lite Slasuie : 588 10 A. M. roa i Cole, Priends Miked pe Legion... 1+ Larry Lehmann, Riviera Club . 570 Ralph Lloyd, International Harvester . 569

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| car in the race and has announced that it will be driven by Tommy | Hinnershitz of Oley, Pa., a 35-year-{old veteran of dirt track racing,

i previous races. If Horn fails fo win at the wheel bf the Maserati, he still will have a chance to collect a share of the prize money as a car owner. The racer he entered is a fourcylinder rear-drive car with a piston displacement of 233 cubic inches.

Greenfield Shoots High Rifle Score.

Greenfield outfired Kingan, 142311410, in the high-scoring match in

each seven entries will prevail. For Boring Mill in the Diamond Chain Central Indiana rifle league compe-

itition. Complete scores:

| Greenfield—1428 Kingan—1410 | Sigman ay Shifngton 288 i Sinclair 1/Stilz 279 I anes 293 Perguson 285 284 Roberts 231 | Detas it 280; Zimmer am Allison—1405 R. C. A—13%3 284 Jones, C. 263 Dickerson 282 Jones, E. 262 A H. O. 283 Smitha 27 le 275, Canatsey 263 Welght 281 Whiteley 258 Moose—1390 Bell Telephone—1379 Brown 289 Robinson am Huffman 269 Bolly 278 Turner 285 Thompson 285 {Kelley 74 Gilmore 75 | Beisinger 73 Loeffler »0 Hoosier—1392 i Indianapolis--1383 | Gunderman 281 Deitz 268 | Clever 277 Reese 271 inger I; Suits 3% {Herman 2 | Detmer Kirk 263 { Penn—1341 Danville—1332 | Berkshire 275/Sadler, D. 275 fodgier c. jmne CH v {Hia oll a71(Lotta,. C. 223 Hantotier, M. 260! Stephenson 287

| City Net Tourney “In Semi-Final Stage

[Sunday in the city independent tourney at Dearborn 7/gym - with Ace Electric meeting | Squirt at 2:30 p. m. and DeGolyer Printing opposing Eli Lilly at 4:30. Lily won from the. Pranklin Flyers, 57-48, and DeGolyer nosed out Indiana Equipment, 38-36, in [gam ames last ni

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