Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 April 1947 — Page 8

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Schlensker field on par with

£5

in the leagues in the A -minute beauty. One of the from the contractors,

, genial assistant treasurer, who myriad titles of head

and superintendent park police, ticket sellers, und crew and all other

few months, but took them all a and not once did he lose keen sense of humor.” " 8 s OFF WINGING AT THE GATE. . . . The best previous attendance at a Pittsburgh home opener was 33,439, posted in 1927. . . 4

Derby.

(Sonny) Whitney, was the greater popular support. Phalanx left a tremendous im-

he spreadeagled the fleld in the

1:43 4-5. “class” stamped all over it and sent fans scurrying to “get down” on

took a nosedive. Arcaro Corrects Error The Whitney" ¢olt got a fine ride from Eddie Arcaro, the master Jockey, and the presence of Eddie in his saddle again on Derby day would undoubtedly make Phalanx the post-time betting choice. Arcaro, who will be shooting. for his fourth Derby triumph, made a mistake with Phalanx when he rode. him to a third place in the second section of the Experimental Handicap a week ago. When he started his stretch run he tried to

New seating capacity at Forbes field is 35545. . . . The Pirates played before more than the seating y Friday, 38,216, at | their 1947 home lid-lifter. . . Standing room was sold, . . . On Saturday, the attendance was 21,801 despite threatening weather, and yesterday it was 40,784 . . . for a three-day grand total of 100,891,

” os NO MORE LOST WEEK-ENDS.

bring the colt through on the rail, but Jockey Ted Atkinson, aboard {victory-bound Cornish Knight, | {would not budge and by the time,

the race was lost. But the crowd came away talking about Phalanx, rot Cornish| Knight, and when the Wood came] up Arcaro did not repeat his error.

room on the outside at the stretch

the race.

pression on Eastern racing fans as

He gave Phalanx plenty of racing

"Phalanx and Jet Pilot Win Fans’ Favor As Derby Choices

Arcaro Rides Former to Easy Victory

In Section of Wood Memorial

NEW YORK, April 21 (U. P.).—Phalanx, winner of a section of the Wood Memorial last Saturday, and Jet Pilot, winner of the Jamaica Handicap last Wednesday, today were the two most-talked-of horses among the 3-year-olds still in contention for starting spots in the Kentucky

And of the two, Phalanx, a big bay colt owned by Cornelius V.

Of the other Wood finishers, only {Harry Warner's Stepfather gained,

him before the winter book iad FAA a Closing fast--to take!

second behind Phalanx, the colt for which Warner recently paid $300;000 gave evidence df developing into a good route runner. Already in Kentucky is Jet Pilot, | who trounced a top-flight field in ‘the six-furlong Jamaica. Under the tutelage of Trainer Tom Smith, who was recently reinstated after a. year's suspension on charges of administering ephedrine to a horse, {Jet Pilot has proved his speed but {not, his stamina. Sweet Revenge A triumph for Jet Pilot would be sweet revenge for his owner, Mrs. Elizabeth Arden Graham of the Maine Chance Farm. Mrs, Graham lowned Knockdown, Lord Boswell

: | Arcaro took Phalanx to the outside and Perfect Bahram—the. three-ply

11946 favorites who were all out of the money. . Jet Pilot was one of the few of ithe 1946 two-year-olds owned by the Main Chance who did not die in the stable fire at Arlington Park la year ago, and Mrs. Graham hoped

turn and the big bay ran away with the one would succeed where the |three failed.

"the trick for pitcher Don Black of the Cleveland Indians. . So chalk’ up another good deed for + Alcoholics Anonymous. . . . Black joined .the AA last fall after putting in a miserable season with Cleveland and Milwaukee . .-. and at gis tiie Was on the verge of sispension. . . . Now Black is a - ning big league pitcher again and only last Saturday beat the hardhitting Detroit Tigers.

a 2.38 CAPE COD CARDINALS. . . .

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years pen catcher, Bob Keely.

ROOKIE MAKES SUPER DE- . The new player who is

a surprise last-minute move by the Brooklyn organization. . , . He has a lean and scrawny frame for.a ball player, but Clay Hopper, Montreal pilot, didn’t hesitate to recommend him for a major league trial. « + » The Spider made himself look good by slamming a homer, two doubles and batting in six runs when the Dodgers trounced the Braves, 12 to 6, last Thursday.

2 5 8 SPARE TIME SERVICE . . . In the old days, baseball clubs in the little minor bush leagues ; seldem earned any kind of big profits but found a method of surviving by getting off-diamond employment for the players . . . Hence, want ads sometimes read: ~“Wanted, a good pitcher who can as a barber.” , , . There's a new version of it nowadays . . . Gee Walker, new manager for Columbia in the Sally league, is looking for an outfielder WHO

N. B. A. Appr As Leading C

PHILADELPHIA, April 21 {(U. P.).—A proposed Joe Louis-Jersey Joe Walcott heavyweight title fight in Philadelphia had official approval of the National Boxing association today, although the N. B. A. added that it isn't in the matchmaking business. However, the N. B. A. executive committee noted that Walcott’s managers and Promoter Herman Taylor had joined in guaranteeing Louis $200,000, and said that it would approve such a bout because Walcott is rated as the leading challenger. Louis’ handlers have not commented on the offer. The N. B. A. committee also suggested that Bob Montgomery and

Riviera Lassies

Dunk Kenosha

oves Walcott hallenger

Ike Williams meet to decide a world lightweight champion, and urged a bantamweight title bout between Champion Manuel Ortiz and David Kui Kong Young of Honolulu. Williams is N. B. A champion and Montgomery is lightweight champ in New York and Pennsylvania. A Williams- Montgomery bout may be staged in Philadelphia this summer, the committee said, but should the plans fall through it was suggested that Williams meet Johnny Bratton of Chicago. World Flyweight Champion Jackie Patterson of Scotland was told to make a defense against Dado Marino of Honolulu. Patterson has not defended for many months.

Gerrish Chief Soloist For Butler Trackmen

Capturing five first places, the Riviera club girls swimming team

over the Kenosha (Wis) Foundation at the Riviera pool. In a previous meet this season at Kenosha, Coach Bud Sawin's Riviera team defeated its hosts, 37-29. The winners and their times:

150-Yard Medley Relay—Riviera club (Bue Gastineau, June Pogle and Barbara Fadely). Time 1:31.8.

220-Yard Free Style — Sue Schaffner (R.). Time 2:57.3 50-Yard Pree Style—Dorothy Schwartz (K.). Time 28.5.

Jo-yarg | Breast Stroke — June Fogle |

(R 1:23.9. £5 Yard “Pree § Style—Dorothy. Schwartz OR %- Yard Back " Stroke—Sue Gastineau (R.). Time 1:19.2. -Yard Free Style Relay — Riviera A team (Sue Gastineau, Marilyn Wiegand, Sus Schelfner and Jean Lutyens). Time 2:04.6.

scored a 42-15 triumph yesterday | Youth |

Courtney Gerrish was Butler's individual star as the Bulldog track team scored a 73% to 53% victory over the University of Cincinnati Saturday at Cincinnati, Gerrish, former Washington high school athlete, took the 440-yard | dash in 52.6 seconds, won the 800lyard test in 1:588 and served as! lanchor man on Butler's victorious mile relay team.

College Track

Indiana 73%, Miami oulo ae 1%, Mishisan State

Wn 97, Marquette 34. Southern Tiinots 19, Evanavills 13. State «4

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, Indiana derson 5" Frankia Aero A Hanover 30,

Rose y Butler Ra, Cincinnati 33%. . I. A. 76, California 56.

The Jaclyn stable’s I Will, with which Arcaro won the second section of the Wood In "1:45, was not first section of the Wood, winning [Nearly as impressive. He won ca-

ing away in the fine time of pably, but did not beat as good a pry The performance had field as was in the first section.

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LOOKING TOWARD. LOUISVILLE ~ Phelan. winner inarsec—

To of the Wood Memorial last Saturday, looks out of his a no doubt toward Louisville and the Kentucky Derby. Supplying the

sugar is Trainer S. L. Veitch.

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Gary Bowler's 730 Makes

‘Big Noise in State Meet

By BERNARD HARMON

CAN DRIVE A BUS.

» » ” ORDEAL FOR SCOREKEEPERS . In a Pacific Coast league game the other night, the Sacramento and Oakland clubs used a total of 31 players in a wild fracas before! the Solons beat out the Acorns. Eighteen runs were scored. , . Dick Bartell is Sacramento manager and Casey Stengel directs Oakland. Incidentally, Vince Shupe, 1946 ndianapolis first sacker, is batting |

co-leader with Portland.

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Baseball Standings, Results and Schedule

Brief Ceremonies To Mark Tribe's

|Home Inaugural

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All-Events Lead

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich., April 21 (U. P.).—New leaders took over in doubles and all-events today as the Women's International Bowling

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Soriano Expected to Gel. Mound Call Against Hens; New Catcher. Is Obtained

By Eddie Ash, Times Sports Editor Weathered out of the entire scheduled three-games series at Toe ledo, the Indianapolis Indians were back in their wigwam today trying

to warm up for the big home opener at Victory field under he lights tomorrow night at 8:30,

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Phillie Eddie

It was an open date throughout the American association today ey hr as the clubs prepared to stage the new season's “second openers” toe Nicholson's late morrow with the Mud Hens Kansas § ? Nicholson } Columbus at Louisville, and batted in s City at Minneapolis and Milwaukee plon“8t. Louis at St. Paul. year stump the The Indians returned from their nant contender first road trip with a record of one The pre-siur victory and two defeats. Only good enough tb gaies played were in Columbus, | 1 difference to a At Toledo Saturday cold weather He hit 243 4 knocked out" the sevies- -lid-lifter, ny

-year. Frantic, ! in stance or b was suggested. ° ulous cure, but

‘with thé Hens, and yesterday rain ; completed the job by washing out| : a scheduled twin bill. The Indians’ first home stands |

call for only four games, two with| | So Dither m Toledo and two with Columbus, be- oe be |

fore the Redskins take off again]: and invade Louisville. Deininger on Squad | The Tribesters picked up a catche| | er over the week-end, Bill Deininger| |

from the Newark Internationals. the Cubs, reme

.|The Indians obtained the backsto two | John Iwan from Gary was the big noise in the seven tenpin tourna- |°0n@Tess wound up its hottest Hesk> from the New York Yankee alop Soe is then ments in progress on local alleys over the week-end. as of tournament competition on Option. He was with Binghame Hy any oun Iwan took a liking to the Pritchett-Hunt-O’Grady mapleways, post- Blanche B 1 K City, ton. N. Y., last year and hit about into premature He bad 45, 358, 21-730 1 take ove the lead in the sine divi Ma AmAsed & 1745 inal lo guin| I Binehamion and Newark ar a , h = ops ey will wi Som ot the Sy Toe Bill Fulton Jr; leader for ing Gertrude Bradley of Indi o- Tribe At Bat : TV ames. tu When Iwan added his 604 team 3083; doubles—Ken Bogard-Norm os. week's leader, to fourth Q AB R HRBI AY. Today's talk total and his 556 doubles contribu-| Hamilton (Indianapolis) 1312 and| Rowena Nichols and Claire Kna- 141130 50 who were unac tion to his heavy singles series he|Jess Pritchett Jr. (Indpls.) 729. 3nd} the league base benshuh, combined for 1242 good 3333) and John Sch totaled 1890 over the nine-game| The Sport Bowl singles classic for first place in doubles. » "28130 .30 with five hits 3 out, ron eas |cuded last night with R. Bilman Holding firm at the top of their 398d am olson took care present all-events stan winning in the handicap division respective brackets were Sally Twy- 270 10 143 There were no other changes in| with 1316, as Ed Striebeck finished |ford’s Comets of Indianapolis in 3331194 BE the leadership of the team events, first in actual scoring with 1236. The [team rolling and Eva Williamson, | Sei ©3 600 0 [000 The Phillies doubles, and all-evemis standings. mest. was & six-game affair. also of Indianapolis, in singles. Mrs. BRC iy iis lioran, Riddle, Brown, York Giants, 1 Women’s Tourney Ends Last. week's leaders in the Fox-|Twyford’s team has a 2786 tota] and | Castiglione, Workman, attack helped t The 25th annual women’s state(Hunt 1050 scratch handicap five-|Miss Williamson €49. - bibs Jim Tabor and tournament drew to a close last/Man event were shoved far down members of the Yankee chain. - He FLYCHASER CRarles mered for the night with no radical changes. the list as several new teams took McCarthy Celebrates stands 6 feet 1 inch weighs 180 and To. boy Rowe, wh "Old Crown Ale and Beer of Ft. [°F the) g positions. Diamond y \ ele bats righthanded. (Chuck) Workman, one of the game, doubled Wayne clung to the No. 1 position | CHAIR Boring Mill is now first with Peaceful Birthday Tribe Manager Jimmy Brown| Indians’ new outfielders, prob- phn mont in Class A team events: the local a 3172 total. . BUFFALO, N. Y., April 21 (U. P). probably will start huge Dewey ably will see some action to- was the starter : Although a long parade of com- Soriano on the mound in the local ht ht field. i w morrow nig in rig batted out in 3 Sally Twyford-Gertrude Bradley duo petitors vied for honors in the| 0° McCarthy, former manager with Toledo tomorrow t emerged at the top of the Class A fp. Ripple docoies oo mt oo jo! the New York Yankees, cele-|oPener ki night.| Chuck is doing all right. i in the ning. doubles, and Tillie Jardina, another brated his 60th birthday today in|He Pitched the team's lone road| |.iyino department with three Cineinnat! John Eder remained at the top in victory when he held Columbus to| ,. . 7. vided a pair. Indianapolis entrant, copped the, tua) scoring with 1249. M. Lunch | t0® Peace and quiet-of his suburban four hits and 3 to 2 hits in six attempts. 18 hits behind singles and all-events titles. and H. Weaver, of Alexandria, Ind.,| %0 of Tolnvands sam. Another Tribe pitcher all set for up & 13-t0-5 tr A general shuffle resulted in the took over the lead in the handicaps a“ y a re : fm Birthday In the assignment, in the event Brown Bert Shepard Signs Eddie Miller hi Tem No. 18 of Tochmanils sang] * TW Seles baseball a cs Tale Jt with Elmira Club ing his sentin apo. ung ® = = down from the Pirates. Galan and Bol to’its top position in Class B, but s Need More Practice ST. LOUIS, April 21 (U. P)— one. fron ony eas © emerved State Pin Tournament Standings The Indians failed to hit well on|Bert Shepard, » left-handed pitehe Hank Green Armstrong Plastic won the top : HEN POR the road. <The weather was brutal/er who lost a leg in the war, has spot with 2082. op TEAM EAMONGHIr) TO adiag o® (sh (from the start and the team got| 4 \ contract with the St Louls Indians only limited batting practice. | nell combination from Crown Point | Calumet Bowl (Hammond) boys they will get plenty of hitting, Brownie officials have announced. and owen Joules od sli A a ey a Yin rd ci ip Biagio teamed with Dorothy Konger of |fATbastador Lanes (Gary) .... stride at the plate and give their|a fighter pilot in the European Warsaw, nabbed the leading spot in |Blondy’ e (Pt. Wayne) pitchers ample support in the busi-| theater and lost his leg when shot Class C Elsasser (Mishawaka) ........cc....en down. 3 Jasper Desk Co. “sper Pres na ae 2769 M Lynch-H. L Weaver (Alexandria) .. Cpe Dass of Ianulacvaing runs. a Lois Kile, South Bender, had H. Deisch-H Dembufski (Goshen)... 132¢ |neld a long at Victory fleld ls pe vom in Clase B singles, gat awn Dohrn (0 | omngmms arom, (today. 0 Betz fo Plead Ww. e 0 uncle too _ wayne) .............. . A {4 s . first place in Class C. et Eri 2 in "| Recorders (Dayion) 3083 | was released by the Tribe today to 1@NNIS Suspension Chicago Team Wins More-Stevenson’ (Anderson) ........ 1333 Red Pes DRI) Lh sta reriareans 3007 Salad of he Pu Pacific Sond Jougue. PARIS, April 21 (U. P.).—Tennis The K. 8. K. J. (a Slovenian John 1 ‘ SINGLES 730 | K. Bogard-N. Hamilton (Indpls.) ... 1313 Bg sen SH & Piftchure queer Paulie Bets of Los An ck "your druger lodge) mid-west meet ended a Bil Pulton Jr | Adispapoiis pei aq | E. Robrman-R. Braver (Kokomo) ... 1388 geles, under suspension for negoe TABLETS or writ N. Kendall @ew Castle) Lilt azg|H. Pinzeld. Ruel (Dayton) ......... 1 The Red Birds moved into third Delaware St. In three-day run last night with St. R. Stauffer (North Manchester) ce. 085 SINGLES 1 tiating with sponsors of a profestee ‘ place today by virtue of a 6-to-1 — Paul Federal Savings of; Chicago|V. Austin (Anderso verses B82) 5 oes Pritchett Jr. (Indpls.) CPN ™e sional tour, scheduled .air passage taking team honors with 247; T auzvewts A. Sexson (indpis) ... iI... pe | SFtamih over the Louisville Colonels . ; Drasler and Marty Svete ie Earl Wipterboff (Hammond) ....... 1808 R. "8. Bpauiding (Dayton) ours. 650 at Columbus yesterday. King . the men’s doubles with 1186; S. Epi ros "adianabolis) aie. isd St. Pa . al Sear . Savings (Chicage) 2747 TH boy a Sales Jeslortay Expert Watch rt wa y ... me | Were ORs Be Srgie ponspin/ fg TS on EERE (Chicago) ... 2090 | Brewers scored their first league =p AY : DOUBLES (MEN) “|victory. The Brews trounced the ’ Tee TEAM EVENT (Class A) Fudan and. = of! oi Crown Ale & Beer (Pt. Wayne).. 2663 To Der Man ty Bvete (Wauke. 1186 | St. Paul Saints, 4 to 0, in the first Rease . inning en's | Sally Twyford's Comets (Indpls.)... 30 A. Bublick.W. Jokse (8. Chicago)... 1183 game of a double-header, but the All Woe oubles with -1063 and Julia Mur- | Bowes Sealfas. Sndisnapolis) iss. B38 \u, Nova, (Pueblo) ..... UT | ooints back to. edge Mi Rings Clean lock taking singles honors among Eck. Decorating (Anderson) ©. .... 2474 . ‘sNoLEs (MEN) wauk ge X KING rash rere 844 ee, 7 to 6, in the aftermath. the feminine entrants with 544. TEAM EVENT (Class B) Wolsie (Chicago) ....... The Shriners national to Dol Dey ai oe. BIL aaa (Waukegan) oon &3| Rain canceled the second half of Badin started at the Pritchett alleys. sompdl Miller's (Crown Potn sya) visi 2320 DOUBLES (WOMEN) the schediiled twin bill at Colum- S———————— ers atier the Itial Werk Rye inf ad Pups 8 tindiuapite) tasers 3293 | pon Budsa-Pranoes Milavec (Cleve- os he he $ Qoubihenser between he posse * H - (Class i ws 4 as wah x rade nek un Minneapolis Mille Team event—Recorders (Dayton) | Armstrong Flsstie’ (Warsaw)... 2030 | pa) OYTO ulla Murloc (NAUK jou1|the Kansas City Blues was post- PAINT & Jones Rug (Indianapolis) ........... 2004 | Jane JAudracel Ths A Artac (Wauke- ot poned ‘because of wet grounds. 21 E Wash DOUBLES (Clase A) - 1 S88) scecewssvarsns Baantyrvieons SINGLES (WOMEN) TESS nT aa A aDaneis To twruds Bradley (I: vap\Julls Murlock (WAUKOGAR) ....:s.. Ee College Baseball FURNIT Louann Early-Ann Crull (Indpls).... 1132] Tillie Artac (Waukegan) ............ 1 Indiana 10. 1 RESULTS SATURDAY Be te-idetity, Bons "0. Mary Srisulk UBAMA) ove. ve YL GLEONS, 10 MISRL Le RADIOS~ AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Patty Stricheck-Armistia Ray (i (indpia} 1009 Lead t A. B. C. Ghicags gy . L | Louisville ++ 400 300 001— 8 13 2 i JorohlY Windleet (nclan- | we| -@G1CIEIS CQ : Tjacwais 3t Nous Dame (rein). Ty Loi] > 0) |B id “Aragon, es Kipp: DOUBLES (Class B) Hold Their Own Joshifen Slaw 9, Depot 0. i McCullough and Baker, | Bas Kalser-Margaret, Darnell (Crown 16] LOS ANGE April 21 (U. P). Tiinols 5, Oto | tae 7" : 930 N. MERIDIAN ST, Paul ........... o10 101 000— 3 10 1 Elsie Reschike- Einora Bullman (Crown —Th 1 Acme Beers, |. . All Types—In teas MIE) tains fossz censarrerscasenss JOY e Los Angeles ae Coffman ind venke; Waiisce, | Burnett-Heatseli (Gary... eres: 087 Shudee Bros. of Houston, Tex., and i : 7 Bid a ye ele . DOUBLES (Class.C) Ewsman-Johnson Insurance of : raNDIANAPOLIS * at * Toledo * (postponed, Sp Sap Se 910| Tulsa, Okla., were expected to pro- CARBURETOR SERVICE WA-1843—849

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SINGLES (Class 8 Lois Kile (South Bend) .......ee00s Irene Durlauf (Jasper) ........eeee. Dot Downs (Mishawaka) .......seees SINGLES (Class C) | Mary McGann (Muncie) | Marie Pavlicek jiishawaka) Jean McCarty (Peru) .

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