Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 June 1947 — Page 6

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» o » MARATHON SERVICE . . . Ted Lyons, the Chicago White Sox manager, once pitched a 21-inning game for the .Alabaster Hose and was edged out'by the Detroit Tigers. « « » The bitter, long battle wound up in a 6-5 score. . . . George Uhle, Bengal hurler, opposed Lyons for 20 innings and was replaced by Lil Stoner in the 21st starfea. . . . The

mighty tough to lose.

Harridge Upholds Scorer’s Ruling CHICAGO, June 3 (U. P). — Pitcher Don Johnson was credited officially today with the New York Yankees” 9-to-5 night victory over the Waghington Senators May 28. Will Harridge, American league president, upheld the ruling of scorer Burton Hawkins in giving Johnson credit for the triumph. There had been controversy whether the victory should go to Johnson, who took over in the sixth inning with a 6-to-5 lead, or to Randy Gumpert, New York's starting pitcher. In a telegram to Hawkins, Harridge contended that the rules were sufficiently flexible to allow the scorer to give Johnson the credit

although pitcher officially in the game when the Yankees recaptured the lead.

Track Nearly Done

SALEM, Ind, June 3—Ccnstruc-

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day. Trials at Canton, O. were postponed until Wednesday because. the course was water-soaked and unfit for play. Greiner's Score Best

64-135 pace with which Otto

ably will be the tournament favorite when the field of 171, including 45 players exempt from qualifying, gathers at St. Louis 2 Locke needed 147 to gain one of the 11 places allotted at New York and he had 73-73—146. On the final green, an official spied him wiping Off his ball before putting, and it looked for a time as if he would be disqualified. After a session on the carpet, his card was accepted. Chicago, with 12 qualifiers in its field of 130, sent forth a strong entry

. | headed by Ky Laffoon, who led with

141, and Jim ‘Perrier, former Australian amateur and open champion, who had 146. Hamilton Qualifies At Fitchburg, Mass, Dr. Cary

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defeats.

. NOT QUITE — Bruce Edw ‘Brooklyn Dodgers is out at second base, but

Marty Marion's throw to first is too late to play. The "action ond inning of yesterday's game at Ebbets field. The game went 10 innings before St. Louis scored a 5-4 triumph on Howie Pollet's single with two men on. Pollet outlasted five Dod pitchers- for his third victory against six

Edwards of the

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. By HARRY GRAYSON NEA Sports Editor

the Reds’ old world series pt

Greiner, veteran Baltimore pro, led {how he so quickly developed his the nation, Locke was the Key iGusve when Jimmy Wilken decid figure of the day because he prob-|it was a shame to waste such a 4 at : third base. for the

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NEW YORK, June 3 (U. P).—

: = “HO ENRICHES FUND. . . .

winning round-tripper against the

26, Joe Di Maggio of the New York |

cancer fund. , . . The San Fran-| cisco Italian has struck his old stride at the plate. ®. 2 = YOU NEVER CAN TELL In late May, 1945, the New York Giants led the National with 28 victories and 11 defeats, six games ahead of the secondplace

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on Riverside park diamonds. . Two old rivals, Kingan Reliables and P. R. Mallory Co., will meet in the feature game. Both will be gun-

tory. They wound up on the short end of the scoring of last week's initial loop games.

‘Allison's, while the South Side Saints turned in a 5-2 triumph over Mallory. The Kingan-Mallory tilt is tarded on diamond 1, . DeWolt News, last week's heaviest ~ Sporing aggregation, faces Prospect : vem on diamond 2. The Newsmen, ho handed Bimpson Studio a

J. AMEBICAN ASSOCIATION

{ Rated as favorites in the openers, ‘winners last week, meet on diamond |

Kingan dropped an 8-5 decision to 4

Winning a $100 bonus for his game- had little today on the flowers which | Boston Red Box on Monday, May!

5 Twilight League Tilts Scheduled for Riverside

i. By BERNARD HARMON = | Five games are on tomorrow's Much trouble in tacking up victory | schedule of the Twilight amateur NO. Baseball league. All will be played pods

ning for their first mid-week vic-|nine won their

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League Standings, Results

(Second Gamj) Boston : 201 050 100— 5 9 2 Chicago 301 020 00x— 6 6 1 Part: chorial, Murphy, Klinger and y Tove, | Stephenson. Pp: 0 Malitzbérger,. and ew York at Clevelan t | vogtpomed: tui. | d (two games Ashington at Detroit - Loa pgton (tWo games post ,. NATIONAL LEAGUE Pittsburgh .. .. .. 000 200 110 4 11 1’ b+ Herring and Sully 2 ion son, Lanfranconi and Masi © OPA

. | Cincinnati

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Baseball's rookie sensations of 1947

bloom in the spring. : Only six of the freshmen wonders |

times that number of the heralded starlets have failed. Practically every club. had great expectations for at least one firstyear man as they went through their paces in the South. But of the boys who received the rave notices only Earl .Torgeson of the Braves, Clint Hartung of the Giants, Sam Mele of the Bosox, Frank Shea

23-4 drubbing, shouldn’t have too

on’s Tavern, thé team that the Sunday City league with a 3-0 record, but losers to the Eagles in their first try in the midweek competition,

plays Linde Air | Products on diamond 3. The Linde first Twilight en- | counter and may prove tough for! the Tavern boys.

Allison's and Eagles Lodge, both |

4 | In the fifth game, scheduled on diamond 5, South Side Saints, who |

with three consecutive triumphs ! against no defeats, plays Simpson Studios.

All games are scheduled to get under way at 5:30.

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Rookie Sensations Wilt Under Heat of Big.

hatural pitching equipment. it most and remain one of the! His record this season is five vic- setbacks. In this fracas, Roy Middlecoff of Memphis and Bob It's easy to learn when you're more, interesting stories of the year.!tories and five defeats. Weatherly smacked a two-run Eamiltug, former P. G. A. king trou [WISENH, 50 Hares shoud osteh| 7 . — bitner for the Imus asd Du Evansville, made it among on quiskly. Manager eves | Lund one for qualifiers. ads 2 ’ a Wik. : Old Age Coming Quicker The Redskins won the second tilt Among other qualifiers at Chicago| ChAYWY Root was traded to the mgm - * : ! on eight hits. St. Paul collected 12 ree som Kral o 1 Jone mt 1, 0 cw os seve TO Stymie Than Money but had 11 runners stranded on with 74-74—148, and Dale Morey of| ith 40 more curve ball than» : : base. The Indiags really ‘made Louisville, former Indiana amateur| Arts" has now, but he threw| NEW YORK, June 3 (U. P.).—It/who had won only once in four pre- their hits count and only left four titleholder," with 74-73—147. Seats and was swift. It Was pecen t jook today as if old age vious tries this year, started last as At Cincinnati, Don Fischesser of | p10 00° Crandall of early Giant|_ coven up with Stymie before USUSL He lugged top ‘weight of qualified with rounds of | 2™¢ Who gave Kim the twist of] 128 pounds up even with-Gallorette (First Game) T5 and 76 after defeating Clyde|'N® “Tist that “Sent him skyrocket- he earns enough to ealch up With shou 100 yards from the finish, "AMBRE O A Mumma of Dayton, O, in a one." '© the heights. | Whirlaway, greatest money’ Winner but the 5-year-old mare fefused to Jeers ® .......4 8 1 1 1 hole playoft. ’ HARTUNG has the sidearm DOTSe racing history. 'quit and hung on to take the Rosenthal, rf i381 30 Those who failed to make the|sinker and is just swift and wild oA Sisappoirting a Be $14,050 first money with & 1:45 2/5 Tifton lr ed I'1'2% grade Cincinnati 2 {Suburban a Imont on ‘Meme pe: 3 Douglas, : Wy. te he a clade Jey tough to Brevent batters trom tak-|4ay, the second ranking money| Stymie. earned $4000 to boost his Line & od § 8 1 3 apolis and Gene Coulter.and Allen! man had a wind- foe rnd went to the post yesterday in life-time winnings to $546,435. still |Buker. p .....l.0003 @ 1 0 3 0 Coulter of Richmond. 7” to get all his ap ds behind | 2¢ $0000 added Queens County $14,726 short of Whirlaway's $561.-| Totals ........... ® 4 sn 9 poun (handicap, opening day feature at 161. Stymie increased his lead over INDIANATOLIS oa Aqueduct, with only two days’ rest|Assault, the third highest money .icodworth, ..... 30012 3 Bouts to O en and trailed W. L. Brann's Gallorette winner, to $7865, bup the King {astigilone. ss ....03 0 0 1 0 . by a neck at the finish of the mile- [ranch Thunderbolt has won his last Salkeld. c W $2 3:13 To Outdoor Wrestling snd-a-sixieenh race. Warbern Sta- four stars and appeared to be at gweld 01 8 8 4d . : es Mangoneo was third, only a top of his form when he won| Wentsel, of .....0.. P Three bouts, with Billy Raborn pn... farther back. the Suburban under top weight of Pietener. » oc 1 6 § § 3 Ferris of the A's have been meeting Ali Pasha in the main 8%. The Ethel D. Jacobs 6-year-old.'130 ds Williams ......0000 1 0-000 ou \ (will be offered for the opening of — a — = “0 year-old, 130 pounds, Barrett, P ...oooins. 600.0 @

: wilted under the heat of

the big top. The Dodgers enter- night at Sports Arena

tained high hopes for John Van| Cuyk, 18-game winner at Pt. Worth, |

Yankees indorsed the check and 87 Ving up to their training camp 20d Ed Chandler, strikeout king of Conn. mailed it to the D Runyon |bulldups and already almost three | 1D€ Texas league. Van Cuyk is in It is Ketonen's first local

‘Montreal now and Chandler is rid- ‘ance.

the outdoor wrestling season to-

Opening the program at 8:30 will be Billy Brooks, Hartford, and Pavo Ketonen, Boston.

appear-

Hartung Needs a Curve To Remain Hondo Horror

: NEW YORK, June 3.—Bumping Although he was far off the 71- into Bucky Walters, Mel Ott asked.

all the pitcliers with curves how they held and reball,” replied the experiuntil I: found ‘which was way for me to throw one.” Sutidering is Resundin 1 three winning efforts, he| for' Clint Hartung to do a pit manufactused six hits, includir 8 in the shoulder. He scoffed at the

Giants certainly could use

sidearm sinker | FlOPPY

Hondo Horror.

rammed down the batter's throat.

hitter.

three doubles and a triple.

ito get at the lead-off man. It was lack of pitching that

He throws the ball as though he were throwing a dart, but when all of his six feet, four inches is stretched out it appears practically

Not a few schooled observers not only believe Hartung will remain a winning pitcher, but insist that) eventually he will be returned to the for an estimated $80,00 outfield as a crackling right-hand son, said his theory is-hat he is not

- ” » PITCHING he-is most assuredly {helping himself at bat. In his {iro the or

: gave physical condition. : Hartung, a flop in left but was intelli- {field and at bat, the, chance to gent enough to capitalize on his/Delp the Giants “where they need | game

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, June 3 (U. P)~— Bob Feller, Cleveland Indians ace hurlér who hasn't won a game since 3 May 18 when he defeated the New “first. fime” York Yankees, said today he was sure he would snap out of his slump)” once he gets a hitch in his style straightened out. rd Feller, who signed with the Tribe ” this’ sea-~

; defeat was at Minneapolis. |following through.” He added he {guessed he is holding back, “maybe un 7" in an effort to con-

Peller'said his arm has been tight

throw a “ball betweefi appearances. Feller maintained he was in good “I'm not tired,” he said, “and I'm getting plenty of rest. Hot weat

inning: opener. * Weatherly Homers

Friday or Los

NEW YORK, June 3 (U. P).—

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Runs batted in—Riggs, Rosenthal, AnTipton 2 Two-base hit—Lund.

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weight contender, has contracted to bslls—Off Buker 1. Struck Sur—BY Retch- dian X

[To Make Long

New Series Opens With Twin Bill Tonight; Redskins and Saints Split Games :

By EDDIE ASH, Times Sports Xditor

Needless to say, the Hoosier Redjskins are glad to ‘take on the] [Minneapolis pastimers who were goose-egged in Louisville last night. {Last year, when the Indians were of the pennant fight, took keen delight in ‘Imaking life miserable for them,

weste » the Millers took them Por * Fr “double” in Minneapolis 80, now the time to win gloat. : cl CLEVELAND

to work the nine-inning contest. He has won five and lost one, and the

~The Indians split a double-header with the St. Louis Saints out at the ball “orchard” last night. In the first tilt, Cy Buker held the Hoosiers to four blows and won, 4 to 1, as Lew Riggs and Eric

Jdea that he needs a vacation, but Tipton blasted homers for the The first thing you know pitch~ admitted that he was not going to!

Apostl t was in the seveners will be purposely walking Him .. The

In the nine-inning contest, the Indians prevailed, 6 to 3, behind Bob Mallby, who chalked up his | fourth Tribe victory against no

on Base on

In last place, and with no immediate prospects of emerging from [the league's coal hole, the Millers are here to meet the Indians in a

runners on base. They tallied one marker in the first inning, three in the third and two in the eighth.

| elder, was troublesome to the Ine dians all night. In the first game, 8 the hit a single and double, and in

and that Louisville won at home last night, enabled the Kentuckians a/td oust the Hoosiers from third place in the A. A. race. But the first’ division is well Jammed up, and the Indians are determined to “get well” at the exe pense of the Millers tonight. The Redskins, now fourth, are one-half game behind Louisville, also onee half behind second-place Toledo and three behipd leading Kansas City. i Colonel Rookie Delivers Wes Bailey, who was with Scrane ton in the Eastern league last year, pitched three-hit ball at Louisville last night in defeating Minneapolis, 4 to 0. The Colonels pounded the offerings of Woody Abernathy and Charlie Jungels for ‘eight blows, getting single runs in the third, fifth and eighth innings. The Kansas City at Toledo double-header and Milwaukee as Columbus games last night were postponed because of wet grounds, The Brewers and Mud Hens wers booked for a twin bill in Toledo tonight, Kansas City was at Coe lumbus in a single tiit and the Saints invaded Louisville to open a series starting with a single game tonight.

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Lef er 3, Buker 1, Barrett 2. Hit . on balis—Oft ] s 3 ing the bench. 3 The semi-windun is between Eq These are the most dreadful days scale 155 pounds, or less, at the er 4 in $ innings. Barrett 4 in 3. Passed [3 “Voll Hollman 1 Struck out By Dieta Picking Up Splinters Wiliams, Springfield, Mo, and Of Jake LaMotta's life. The Bronx weigh:in for Friday night's 10- Msi seratn™ mbvebs “ind Temes: (BnES CO Diren Sevens. Hab doeher— The Cubs had a “can't miss” Monty La Due, Manchester, Mass. bulldog must not only refrain from round bout with young Tony Ja- Time—1:38. . Serafin. Time-2:00. Attendance-—3587, hurler in CUff Chambers—but re-|Williums was here for thy firs; SPAghetti and pasts fagiole, buf he niro at Madison Square Garden. | Tribe Batting Indian Pitching loaned him fo the Pacific Cosst|time last week and was on the win. MUSt limit himself to one meal a; LaMotta is a naturkl middle. | oR 2 Im WL I HBS league. The Reds were up in the ning side in a tag-team tussle. (day for if he weighs more than weight who normally scales about Rages ii lg Malloy ..... ~4 ow 22 3 air over Ted Kluszewski, former| Ali Pasha, a Hindu grappler out, 155 pounds Friday noon, the ex- 161 pounds, whereas Janire, from Kaltn ..r 16 42 28 316 pares J 15s un Indiana star, but he’s down at|of Toledo, is exnected to provide Ces will cost him $15,000. { Youngstown, O. is a welterweight Moran .... 23 41 13 278 NAGY 1 8 8 1] ; is Memphis now. The Giants praised|® big test for Billy Raborn, the| LaMotta, high-ranking middle- who usually fights at less than 147 one 1 3 m Gabes i 3 4 ho without restraint pitchers Earl Mc- Atlanta matman who saw Indian. [= - ======_pounds. Janiro hopes blow. up to Wentzel M0 3 26 peer 1 {Rh 38h Gowan and Bill Ayers, who won 22|apolis action for the first time s Af Least He Didn'# "eu 152 for Priday’s engagement. Bloodworth p i od gi Hallett | aes er 8 $ 0% » n % and 21 games respectively at t- | Week ago when he upset Gordon | Actually the contract was a Seatherly serene 0 33 31 26 “Br.Indians; Soriano won 2° Woods wou lanta. McGowan is back in ee Hessell. Raborn looked extra good * product of the imagination of Williams Tu © 0 0 ool) lost 2, Wilkie lost 1. i nten fo 1 f Two-base Hits—Moran 10, Wentzel 8, minors and Ayers is picking up|in that match and became a new g Frankie Jacobs, who manages Ja- weathers s,

Giant splinters. |

The Phils grabbed headlines with shortstop Ralph Lapointe and inflelder Willie (Puddinhead) Jones. Lapointe ‘went down to Baltimore

and Jones to Wilmington. |

favorite among local fans,

Reiniein, Simmons in Pro Golf Event

Shooting a best ball of 66—four

The Cards had Tom Glaviano asunder par—Bill Heinlein of Nobles-

a successor to Marty Marion. “Slats” is still at short;. Glaviano at Houston. . Frank Shofner was supposed tp| solve the Bosox’ third-base riddle. He's back in Louisville. Detroit's George Vico—labeled as Hank Greenberg's replacement—is back on! the coast Speed ball artist Don Johnson is only so-s0 with the Yénks while

and Washington's prize, Scott Cary, 18 used only in relief. Some Talent, Unrecognized Meanwhile, unrecognized talent which was brushed off in the spring, has often proved more hardy than the prize plants . Ralph Houck of the Yankees was an overlooked eighth stringer in the spring but is right up there now. Pitcher Harry Dorish of the Bosox, only fair at. Louisville, ‘is doing well as is Cleveland's Les Willis, . a mediocre performer at Memphis. The A's Joé Coleman is| only 1-3 but Connie Mack admits’ now.that he is a “comer.” The Reds were shown by Frank

Baumholtz, now a regular outfielder,

Fight Results By UNITED PRESS ~Jose Basora, 160, Puerto

BPA NS on 1 , 0, outpoin an B i Washington (10). ey (Baby) Sims, 160, |

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BALTIMOR. Cleveland, RE DOmelis Bivins, 183, | Cuba (2),

gimonte, 181, |

BOSTON-—Tommy Sullivan, 175% - ton, ‘topped Coley Welch, 165, ottiney:

(8). NEW YORK (Queensboro Arena) Bill av, New York, t do Minelil, 140%, Milan, Toaly op HA

Conn.—Bob Mon 3 Bi, Raat Fs, AE

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ville and Bob Simmons of Kokomo won the Indiana Professional Golfers association sweepstakes yesterday at the Indianapolis Country club. Second place went to Bob Grant of Kokomo and Tommy Vaughn of Indianapolis with 68, and third place went to Floyd Hamblen of Tipton and Ray Jones of the host club, with 69.

Freddie Mills Holds

10-Pound Advantage " LONDON, Jute 3 (U. P.).—Freddie Mills, light heavyweight champion of the British empire, will hold a 10-pound weight advantage over

{Lloyd Marshall, Cleveland Negro | contender, when they meet tonight

in a 10-round bout at Harringay arena. Mills tipped the scales at 176% pounds at the weighing in ceremonies, while Marshall weighed 166%.

Pumas Are Entered

In New Conférence RENSSELAER, Ind. June 3.—8St.

Joseph's college has entered the new |

Midlands Intercollegiate conference and the Rev. Edward Roof of the college will serve as secretary.

St. Ambrose of Davenport, Ia.: St. ‘Benedict of Atcheson, Kas.: Loras! of Dubuque, Ia., and St. Norbert of |

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begin boxing in the opening pre-| liminary.

ly and discovered he had neglected | $0 don his trunks. Robe clutched around him, he hastened to a dressing room amid the crowd's catcalls, completed dressing and returned to halt his opponent in two rounds of a fourbout.

‘Manual Football Card Is Released | Manual high school's football ‘team’ will launch an eight-game schedule on Sept. 19 against Sacred Heart, Athletic Director Harry H. | Thomas has announced. | The Redskins will play an all-city 1schedule and at Southport. The

complete card:

Sept. 19-—8acred Heart; Sept. 26-—Howe; Oct. 3~Washington; Oct. 10-at Southport inight); Oct. 17—at Tech; Oct. 22st Broad Ripple; Oct, 31—8hortridge; Nov, 1 ~Cathedral,

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MU. P)~ Featherweight Dom Saia of Boston riding a string of 16 straight vie | hopped off his stool last night at!tories—will make a- punching bag Xin, Weatherly, Castigiione. Boston garden as the announcer of LaMotta, just as he did with introduced him to the fight fans weak-kneed Beau Jack last Feb. and started to peel off his robe to 21 in the fourth round.

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niro. Frankie believes that LaMot- | Brown 4, Castiglione 4, Salkeld 3, ; 4 e {ta. when pared down to 155, will| Three-base Hits—Kalin 4, "he weak + Moran 2, Oastigliorte 2, Deininger. | Jacobs is confident th iro fai iw a ae f e 3, Andres 2, ih 2. ac Sonfifen at Janiro | Balkeid 2, Castiglione, Guintini,

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first of four losses’ in five bouts with Sugar Ray.

Seek Olympics PHILADELPHIA, June 8 (U. P).|bout with champion Joe Louis.

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oran 2, 8tolen Bases—Brown 5. Wentzel, Moran,

STOCKHOLM, Sweden, June 3 There were shouts from the au- 157%. That was for his first scrap (U P.).—Heavyweight contender Joe | dience. Saia glanced down modest- with Ray- (Sugar) Robinson on Oct. Baksi- arirved in nearby Gothen2, 1942. He lost that decision—the pyrg today to begin preparations for | (his bout with Swedish champion | Olle Tandberg, one of two fights he will have in Europe before returning to the U. 8. for a possible title

—An effort will be made to bring] The Baksi-Tandberg contest is the 1952 Olympics to Philadelphia, scheduled for either the Stockholm Philadelphia [football stadium on June 29 or chamoer of commerce and board«of|Gothenburg’s ullevi football field on

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