Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 June 1947 — Page 7
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he Tndians spiis e won at home the Kentuckians fers from third ] . Trace. division is well ; the Indians are well” at the exprs tonight. The th, are one-half sville, also one nd-place Toledo leading Kansas
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Cincinnati Reds.
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9-to-3 victory rookie Hartung of the Giants, who went down to his first defeat after four victories when Miller drove in four runs, two with a homer that broke
over New York, which dropped to a first-place tie with the Cubs and it was Miller who personally ace counted for both of their victories since he hit a two-run homer in the ninth that gave them their qther win, 5 to 3. Bucky Walters, bearing down
base runners to score his third vigtory, Hartung got a small consolation prize, his et, big league homer, Howie Pollet not only outlasted five Dodger pitchers but wound up by driving in the winning run with a 10th inning single as the Cubs won, § to 4, at Brooklyn. It was Pollet's third victory against six defeats and the second time he: had beaten Brooklyn in
Cool Pitching Cool reliep pitching by Art Herring saved the Pirates in the ninth when the Braves put over two runs, but fell one short as Pittsburgh won, 4 to 3, at Boston.
10 Reds Win Series From New York as
Bucky Walters Leaves 13 Stranded
By CARL LUNDQUIST, United Press Sports Writer Heo. June 3.—There was a distressing item from Tampa, Fla, last March 23 which said shortstop Eddie Miller: the Cincinnati Reds, and the folks who read it must be wondering today just who is this fellow Eddie Miller, now: playing .shotiatop for thet
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(Rip) Sewell gn went out with finger numbness on his pitching nd in the rally after holding ton to a single tally until the ninth. Pittsburgh put across what proved to be the deciding run in the eighth on a double by Hank Greenberg, Frank Gustine'’s sacrifice and Ralph Kiner's double, In the American league, Dave Ferriss pitched Boston to a 6 to 3 victory at Chicago after which the White Sox won the second game, 6 to 5. Ferriss not only pitched seven-hit ball and gave up no walks, but drove in thres runs with s single and triple, Losing. pitcher Johnny Rigney suffered a wrist injury when" hit by Don Gutteridge’s liner in the seventh, ~ A's Defeat Browns
Savage pitching job as the Athletics defeated the Browns, 6 to 3, at St. Louis. The A's scored three runs in -the second inning -and although the Browns pecked away at the margin they could never catch up. The New York at Cleveland and at
No ‘other National league
Herring took over for Truett
Pro Cage "World Series’ Hinted in Leagues’ Pact
DETROIT, June 3 (U. P)—A working agreement between the na tion's two major professional basketball leagues was put into effect today snd ‘it was believed it would lead eventually to a post-season “world series.” The agreement made no mention of post-season competition but officials of both circuits, the Basketball Association of America and National Basketball league, stressed that there was close harmony and that it was “a great for. ward step for the sport.” The leagues, making a joint annouicement, said they had worked out the drafting of more than 100 players, patterning the agreement after the National professional league football draft.
3 Ballplayers Overcome by Gas
DULUTH, Minn, June 3 (U. P.).| Post rice
«A Northern league baseball game between Fargo-Moorhead and Bau Claire was called off yesterday after three members of the Twins were overcome by carbon monoxide gas
Pitcher Tony Hussey, Chicago, ottfielder John Olervan, Winona, Minn., and: catcher Bob Ball, Cleve-
land, O, were overcome when car-| | bon monoxide seeped into the team's | |
bus from a faulty exhaust pipe. Alk three were hospitalized here.
Cleveland Club Recalls Mitchell
‘CLEVELAND, June 8 (U. P)—OutfieMer Dale Mitchell was on his way to rejoin the Cleveland Indi-
ans today after the Tribe yesterday sold Ted Sepkowski to the New York
Yankees for the $10,000 waiver price. |
Mitchell was returned to the Oklahgma City team May 14 when the Indians cut to the player limit. He was 1046 Texas league batting champion. It. was indicated that Sepkowski probably Would be sent to the Yankees’ Newark or Kansas City; farm clubs. Sepkowski is a left. | handed hitter and a right-Hianded thrower. Last year he hit 300 for Oklahoma City of the Texas league.
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All-Star Cage Team Selected
The 10-man Indiana all-star basketball squad that will meet a similar Kentucky group June 13 at the Coliseum was complete today. The final two members of the
Glen Curtis to complete“the squad after the eight other members were named in a state-wide poll of sports writers and broadcasters. The Hoosier feam will begin
turned downside up it's worth.a roar from. the crowd in any park. Here you see Umpire Art Passarella short! bumped into an undignified position by Th first haseman, in a recent game in Chicago.
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Pirst Team-—Bill Garrett (Shelbyville), Ray Ragelis (East Chicago Washington), Phil Buck (Rossville), Gene Salyer (Muncie Burris) and Joe Keener (Evansville Central).
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