Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 May 1947 — Page 35

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Jacoby With Rockets CHICAGO, May 3233 (U, P)., = Chuck Jacoby, Indiana halfback 1041 and 1942, will play for the Ohicago Rockets next fall, owner-coach Jimmy Crowley sald today. Jacoby was on the Rockets inactive list

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Snoddy, Hurdler, May Be : Meet's Only Double

Pike Twp. Miler Figured as Strong Competitor in Mile Run Saturday

Picking winners Tor they. Jeuon iol sohool track and field meet involves at least as-inany complications as picking a Kentucky Derby

That's the opinion of experts just two days before the opening of the 44th annual Hoosier school boy carnival here Saturday at Tech If any one of the nearly 400 participating athletes can be stamped

a winner, the honors must go to Bob Snoddy, Bloomington univer-

marial sity’s sensational hurdler and Jack

Blair, the broad jump artist of Hammond high. The others, top individual entries

and relay teams, appear to be too evenly matched to be able to select them as state champs.

At the same time, a survey of

the “Who's Who” in Indiana high

Zin last year due to an injured knee. | Amateur ‘Notes Anabete in four ao AR CY RE in the Amos ation Mt 20.1 a. Clute vs, EE 3 0130, wv. Tires vs. Allison nto the league's t's schedule in the Bush-Callshan umbus last night Sa league at Ap sta- : Yeu! ho Pa tbest lone ve Ou ouknill ire batted in by Pou: odo, South Side Produce vs. owes Pete Castiglione lodge. BASEBALL . Triple 5 eg nd inday. fnisresied ii 3 snd one * gg are. asktd to oall F. L. Berlin at 0d for two bases. \ all of their eight Fight Results ur rounds, after Samaica Arens)—Cino eld both hitless monving, he gion mmmy umbus used up Studener, Eddie

nson and Irs ted Bird reliefers too late. | one marker in 4 e in the eighth stranded to nine

one played a rt for the Tribe,

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school track circles shows that the few returning champs and most of the runners-up will be hard pressed to score Saturday. Snoddy may wind up as the only double winner of the meet. With times of :143 in the high sticks and :228 in the lows to his credit this spring, he should be able to carry on where Richmond's Everett Veregge left off last year, Blair's leap of 23 feet early this season remained the oulsianding broad jump. Defending quarter-mile champ Harold Jones from Gary Wallace also has a tough assignment. Although the drawing did not pit him against Don “Skeeter” Crowe: of Gary Wallace—to date the fastest Hoosier high school 440-yard, runner—he meets Bob Spearman of Anderson and Bob Hensman, the speedy Terre Haute Wiley boy, In the first heat. The half-mile run is just as unpredictable. Defending champ Jim Weisflog of Michigan City will meet Rushville’s Bill Paugh, Warfleld and Wayne Simon of Mt. Wayne North. Good Mile Race Ken Stanger of Albion, who finished fourth last year, has been stamped as the man to beat in the mile. He was clocked at the sectionals in 4:32.68 to i2ad the state's high school milers. But oddly enough, the next three fastest milers will pe'in the same l.heat. They are Bob Rodibaugh of Pike township, fifth last year, and Anderson's Johnny Stayton and Bob Johnson of Ft. Wayne South. Pt. Wayne North, with two members of its champion mile relay squad back for action, is striving for another 10-pointer. In the other, Hammond High winner of the second race last year, is threatened by Indianapolis Shortridge and Anderson, Ft. Wayne North is also a serious eontender for one of the two halfmile relay crowns.

4 H. S. Nines To Play Tonight .

header,

tory field. Tech, fourth-place team in city

standing, will _aeet Broad Ripple, {fifth ranking nine, in the twilight game at 7 p. m. Shortridge and {Cathedral will clash in the second ; Hit. Tech, earlier this season, de|feated the Rockets, 6 to 1, while {the Irish hold a 5 to 1 decision over { Shortridge. Ben Davis and Southport were {to meet y on the latter's dia{mond to decide the county cham|plonship. Games scheduled tomorirow are Crispus Attucks at Short'ridge and Tech h “a Muncie.

L Clowns Defeat Hayano

Nine in Last Frame | Relief pitcher Johnny Williams’ {single scored the winning run as the Indianapolis Clowns defeated the Havana LEPalomas, 8-7, in an exhibition baseball game last night at Victory fleld. . Williams’ blow plated Haywood, who had doubled to left. The Clowns previously had jumped away to a 4-0 lead, but the LaPalomas tied the count at 7-7 with a fourrun outburst in the top of the eighth. The LaPalomas outhit the Clowns, 12-9, and each team committed two errors.

Postpone Tourney PHILADELPHIA, May 22 (U. P.). —The opening of the annual Philadelphia Inquirer -charities golf tournament was postponed today because of rain.

The high school baseball dofble-| rained out last Monday night, will be played tonight at Vic-

THE PHENOM-—Too inexperienced to play left field and unable to hit, six-foot four-inch, 215-pound Clint Hartung turned to pitching for the New York Giants. He has defeated the Cubs and the Reds, and against Cincinnati the big fellow helped his ow cause by Pine a triplean

Hialeah Assured of

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