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howed plenty of in defeating “s champs, 7 to delayed opener, a pair of Louis 3 hits including Hank Helf and Limble. Hell's on base in the the winners the lever yielded as ~ Colonels down

Blues possessed victory today as awed St. Paul to 3, at Kansas ur St."Paul misCity in getting 1 safe blows,

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J.) Jerome Frage stopped Don Hillis,

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FRIDAY, APR 18 1947

7 d Do It Again,’

"Happy' Confesses

His First 2 Years Were Turbulent

Tells Sports Writers Last Week's Ruling Was Not Influenced by Outsiders

CLEVELAND, April 18

(U. P.).—Baseball Commissioner A. B.

(Happy) Chandler made it plain today that if he had to do it all over again, Brooklyn Dodger Manager Leo Durocher still would get a one-

year suspension.

Without once mentioning Durocher’s name, Chandler said last night in a speech before Cleveland baseball writers that he was not influenced

by outsiders in any way when he made his ruling against the Dodger manager last week,

“1 still make my own decisions and I make them honestly,” he said. “I have no obligations to anyone in baseball, but only to baseball in general.”

Chandler appeared at-a dinner in which Bil Veeck, president of the Cleveland Indians, was honored as the city's “man of the year in baseball.”

He indicated that he had gotten renewed confidence in himself after his recent ruling, in which he not only penalized Durocher but suspended Charley Dressen, New York Yankee coach, for 30 days, fined the New York Yankee and Brooklyn Dodger clubs $2000 apiece and fined Harold Parrott, Brooklyn road secretary, $500. “I'm not afraid of anything now and will always take what actions

I deem necessary,” he said. “I intend to keep on doing this as long as T am commissioner.” Chandler confessed that he had undergone a turbulent period in his first two years as commissioner, but that he probably would be better équipped to handle himself hereout. “I've had my share of catching the past two years, but if I can't take it, I shouldn't dish it out,” he sald. “Well, I can do both.” The former Democratic senator from Kentucky took a crack at sports writers in a statement in which he paid tribute to his predecessor as commissioner, the late Judge K. M. Landis, “Landis was a magnificent .character,” he said. “I sometimes think today’s sports writers can commune with him because they always seem to know what he would have done. “But I doubt it. 44

Heavy Punchers At-Armory Tonight

A Dair of hard punching heavyweights who are contenders for the Indiana state title will see action at the Armory tonight when Sidney Peak of Charlestown, Ind, faces Colion Chaney of Indianapolis, Peak has won four of seven bouts here. . ~ Chaney lacks some of the wallop of his heavier foe, but will have a wide edge in experience and ring craft. The complete card follows: Main event—10 rounds—heavyweights: Collon Chaney, Indianapolis, vs. Sidney Peuk, Charlestown, Ind. Semi-windup—6 rounds — lightheavyweights: Tommy Byron, Indianapolis, vs. Alvin Mason, Charlestown, Ind. Prelim—3 rounds—lightwelglhits: Chris Brown, Indianapolis, vs. Hoover Doyle, Louisville, Ky. Prelim —4 rounds weller-

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Butler Tennis Team

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Butler university's tennis team will open its schedule tomorrow on the ‘Earlham courts. Coach Robert Dietz, new net coach, is taking over the helm of the first tennis team since the war.

The last team playing in the 1942|°

geason dropped eight out of eight games.

Mrs. Jo Dunning was the Class A victor and Mrs. Zola Small the Class B winner yesterday in a throw-away tournament at Pleas~ ant Run, It was the first event of the season for the Pleasant Run women's golf club, ¥

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| managers of teams expecting to play {in Junior Baseball, Inc., leagues in | Riverside park this summer, All | Riverside league players are “ia(vited also. The meeting will start jat 7:30 p. m. The annual spring meeting of thé | Riverside Boys club will be held in conjunction with the baseball meet- | ing. All managers and prospective managers of teams expecting to play {in junior baseball leagues over the county this summer are asked to |attend a meeting in the Y. M. C. A. Monday night at 7:30 p. m. at which | | preliminary plans will. be discussed.’

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| 'Thorntown, Ind. desires baseball games | away om home. Write Paul Davidson,

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New officers of the Bush-Callahan Industrial softball league are Frank Van, resident, and Bob Day, vice president. he league will open May 21.

| The Eagles baseball team of the City jem ue will practice at 15% m. tomorrow Sunday at Riverside No. 6. | Tryon's Tavern “baseball team will play | a8 practice game against Ferris Foods at 1:30 p. m., Saturday, at Riverside dia- | mond §.

Léonard Cleaners will practice tomor= | row at 2:30 p. m. and Sunday at 12:30 |p. m. at Riverside No. 2.

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| Kempler's Radio | Reds will play a prac- | tice game Sunday witn the Indiana Uni- | versity Extension club at Riverside start- | {ing at 2 p. m. For games with the write Leon E. Kempler, 2050 N. Delaware.

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