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BRIGHT AND SHINY—Cotton Henning's Maserati (left) is ew and-span in a new coat of paint and with Ted Horn's big No. | as the AAA driving champ on the tail. Henning stands between Horn and Jimmy Jackson, who finished second behind George Robson in the 1946 renewal of the 500-mile race. In the background, on top of the
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Bulldogs Drill 12 Pin Leagues Close Out For Mes aturce With Heavy Scoring
Coach Galvin Walker's Butler university track team is going By BERNARD HAO ih Ith 'B ; drills this week Some heavy scoring resulted in the final sessions of the PennsylSarough intensive 5 . dual | vania Recreation and West Side Classic bowling leagues last night. in preparation for Sanmday's dua Jack Roeder was the top soloist with his ‘247, 224, 215—686 for meet with Wayne at the Fairview pgjjard Dairy nthe Penn loop. Runnerup honors were taken by Owen track. | Kincald, North side barber with a 154 average, who broke into the 600 So far this season, the Bulldog | class for the first time in his tenpin career with 241, 217, 225683 for
eG Ranger's Phillips 66 in the Broad. — m— — cindermen have downed Anderson |. cle Business Men's league. Len Chase, West Sida college and Sittunati in dual
Tony Bara, West Side A trio of West Siders had 650 or Ed Carroll, Dean Pump meets and Canterbury and Ball State in a three-way aflair.
better, Bob Carnagua setting the coy Tarn. West Side .. 9 Frank Hart, Grott pace with 224, 246, 200—670 tor) Fran HAE, Ri RQ de os Howard (Tyke) Manifold, sopho- [Conkle Funeral Home. Joe Rea had Dick Hon, West Side ah more, has shown improvement in|188, 210, 269—667 for Rost Jewelry | fou Fouss. Wea BUS es Haan the broad jump in the three meets. (and Leonard Chase 220, 202, 228— pave Killion, West Side His 22 foot 10'2-inch mark for the 650 for Falls City Beer. | Telford Wri ht, Wet Side season 1s only six inches short of | The only other leaguer topping 650 Earl Taylor, Indiana Recn the Little State record. He'll have | Was Jack Spalding with 228, 258, 178) trouble with Wayne's Lorenzo —664 for Shocks in the Allison Owls Wright, who set new records at the Illinois Tech and Central Collegiate conferdnce relays on successive « Week-ends during the indoor season.
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Greenberg, Kiner Also Hit ior Circuit As Bucs End Losing Streak
By CARL LUNDQUIST, United Press Sports Writer
NEW YORK, April 30.~They've been laughing at the Giants. They | say there are times they look like the Princeton varsity in their bright
hew orange and black trimmed uniforms. Their outfielders throw to the wrong bases, their pitchers have blown fat leads in the late innings, they have made 19 errors in 10 games to top both leagues, and there are almost daily lineup shifts as
Manager Mel Ott tries desperately to find a winning combination. But in the Big Town their's is the most loyal legion of rooters and the most patient. They remind you that the last time that the Giants went for orange and black trim on their suits they not only won the 1933 pemmant but the world series from Washington. And
.| they'll never let you forget that the
Giants year in and year out are the most terrific home run clouters in the National league.
Today, after a dismal start, there was a ray of hope and it was mainly because of the mighty hitter, Georgia Johnny Mize. It was the hulking Mize, whose name rhymes appropriately with size, who set the pace yesterday in a morale-boosting, 7-to-2 victory over the world champion Cardinals, a victory that elevated the Giants to seventh and left St. Louis alone in the unfamiliar surroundings of last place.
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Mize got only one hit, but it was a prodigious 460-foot, three-run homer off Howie Pollet, lefty ace of the Cardinal staff and a 21-game winner last season. It was his seventh homer in 10 games. It was the third defeat without a triumph for Pollet, who was knocked out by Mize’s smash, leaving the game with a 5-to-0° deficit. The Giants made 12 hits as young
the 1946 classic and drove it to second place behind George Rob-! son.
and might have made even more] except for carburetor trouble late | 3 in the grind, despite tae fact that 624 | he never had driven a front-drive! o| Car of any kind until he climbed lito the seat of his new purchase ' for practice, Cotton Henning, who handled the | arrangements for last year's trans- | action, was listed~ as the entrant | of the racer for next May 30 be- | cause Jackson wasn't’ certain he {would be in Indianapolis for the |race. But Jimmy decided to try | it again and already is working | getting the car ready for the quali- | fication trials. 600, Jackson is a former football 800 hlayer at Tech and was picked for all-city honors during his Junior
boxer. He was drawn to the Speedway [naturally and served an apprentice(ship as pit attendant and riding mechanic... In world war II his ‘knowledge of engines was brought to use and he served three years as a test driver of cars and army tanks for Ford and Chrysler before | moving to Douglas aircraft in California.
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Montia Kennedy scattered seven for his first victory. The defeat ended a five-game Giant losing steak and extended the Cardinal losing string to six. At Ebbets field, the Dodgers won their sixth straight, 10 to 6, over the second-place Cubs and took a two*game, first-place lead. The Cubs lost after four straight victories. Dixie Walker, sparking a sevenrun rally in the eighth with a personally accounted for victory by driving in four runs, Carl Furillo added two more in the big inning with a homer and Ed Stanky brought in two with another double. The Dodgers haven't tasted defeat at home this year. Greenberg, Kiner Connect Hank Greenberg and Ralph Kiner, Pittsburgh’s one-two punch, each got homers with a man abase to account fdr four runs in a 6-to-2 victory at Philadelphia. Edson Bahr twirled as the Pirates ended a fourgame losing streak.
Lefty Warren Spahn of the |
Braves turned in the day's pitching masterpiece, a four-hit, 4-1Q-0 victory over Cincinnati at Boston. Bob Elliott backed him at bat with three hits and snuffed out a budding Red rally in the ninth by leaping for a
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