Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 May 1947 — Page 11

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WASHINGTON, May 31 (U. P). «The Chicago White Sox were left with only one second-string catcher on their roster today when George (Skeets) Dickey was sidelined with a broken finger suffered ina game against the Washington Senators last night, Dickey, brother of former Yankee Manager Bill Dickey, was forced to leave the game in the eighth inning when struck by a féul tip off the bat of Jim (Mickey) Vernon, Sénator first sacker. Joe Stephenson, only catcher with big league experience on the 2lub, relieved him. Mike Tresh, the White Sox number one receiver, suffered a frhctured ankle when he took a misstep roundifig first base against thé; St. Louis Browns on April 26. Manager Ted Lyons said today Tresh won't Be back for “another two

weeks at least.”

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the series opener out at the local way the Hoosiers now feel, it- won't

only one-half game away from

only four games behind front running Kansas City. So far, so good, oh this trip. The Indians have won six and lost six, and s split on the road always satisfles a baseball skipper. The Tribesters are to tie into the Red Birds again tonight and Manager Brown probably will send Bob Malloy, righthander, against the Columbus pastimers, On the sea-

son clashes to date, the Tribe and Birds are all even with two victories apiece. The Birds won two out of three when the Hoosiers were here in mid-April, | Natisin Homers Glen Fletcher, veteran righthander, lasted the route on -the Tribe mound last night and held the Birds scoreless in all but’ one inning, the sixth, when the home boys got their two runs when Barney Olsen’s double was followed by Mike Natisin’s homer.

seven hits, struck out five and issued four walks. The Indians lost no time climbing on the slants of Columbus moundsmen =. Wayne McLeland, down from the St. Louis Cardinals. They rapped him for two runs in

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COLUMBUS, O., May 21.—Jimmy Brown's Indians put the Columbus Red Birds in the American association's second division by winning

stadium last night, 5 to 2, and the be long until the Indianapolis club

will be traveling in first-division company. A glance at the league standings reveals that the Tribesters are

Tribe and Toledo in

Benefit Attraction The first 1947 sponsored game at Victory field will be played next Tuesday, Indians vs. Toledo. It will be observed as “Daughters of Isa-

bella night,” an annual benefit at-

traction at the Tribe park. It's a worthy cause. The Indians’ series with the Mud Hens will open Monday, after the Tribe meets Columbus here Saturday and Sunday. With the Hens traveling in the first division and the Redskins almost there, the To-ledo-Tribe series here is expected to be a potent battle.

the first stanza and another in the second. ! In: the eighth, the Hoosiers teed off on Rudy Rundus and sewed up the struggle by scoring twice. It was in that frame when Bill Salkeld, Tribe catcher, walloped the horsehide for a home run. Castiglione Hits Triple The Indians collected 12 hits off three Columbus hurlers and Salkeld and "Pete Castiglione, rookie shortstop, paced the Hoosier attack with three blows apiece. One of Castiglione’s safeties was a triple, and he also stole a base.

the Indians from the bench and coaching lines, and Jimmy Bloodworth held down the keystone sack. Brown called Stan Wentzel back to the lineup and the big fellow led off in the batting order, got one hit and two walks and scored one run. Frank Kalin continued his op-

batted in one run and scored one. Ernie Andres also showed signs of coming to life and smacked out a

batted in. After tonight's game, the Indians are to invade Toledo for a pair of double-headers with the up-and-coming Mud Hens, tomorrow and Priday.

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For Pub-Links

Judge John L, Niblack, Indiana chdirman for the U. 8. G. A, announced today that qualifying rounds for the National Public Links tourney will be held at Coffin course on June 29. Qualification will be for players in the Central Indiana district and linksmen from Terre Haute, Anderson, Lafayette, Muncie and a few other surrounding cities will Join with Indianapolis golfers.

the U. 8, G. A. to stage qualification a week earlier than the rest of the state organizations since the Hoosier amateur 18 scheduled for the week of July Low medalists after 36 holes of play will be eligible to represent Indiana in the national tourney. From three to six places will be allotted. Six men formed the Hoosier team last year, The entry dead line is June 19! and these may be filed with Judge | Niblack at the Marion county courthouse.

Former Clowns On Havana Club

Three former Indianapolis Clowns players will be in “enemy” uniforms | at Victory field tonight at 8:15] ‘when the Clowns play the Havang LaPalomas. The trio includes Pirst Baseman Armando Vasquez, Second Baseman Cheeva Smith ‘and Outfielder Len Lindsay. The visitors-boast a 17game winning streak.

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Ali Pasha Wins

Armory Feature All Pasha, the bewhiskered Hindu “Cobra hold” artist, won the “battle of the beards” at the Armory last night by beating Farmer Jones, the Arkansas hillbilly. A crowd’ of approximately 3200 mat followers saw Ali win the fina] session of a three-

fall struggle with a body press, Pasha took an early lead when he triumphed with his pet grip, the “cobra” at the 10-minute mark, but the Farmer shook off the sleeping effects to’ rally for the second fall in 12 minutes with a double leg-

Niblack said that Indiana was | Par Pasha then made short work granted special dispensation trom | the rustic grappler, taking the

finale in threé rhinutes. In other bouts Gordon Hessell, of Chicago, was “awarded the decision by Referee Harry Biirris over Gil La Cross, ‘of Boston, and Sammy Kohen, of New York city, took the measure of Frankie Clemons, of Battle Creek, Mich. - La Cross and Hessell furnished a hotly contested semi-final in which neither matman was able'to score a fall. However, the referee gave the Bostonian a decision nod,

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