Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 June 1947 — Page 31
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CONGRATULATIONS FROM TEAMMATES—Ewell Blackwell,
fireball pitcher, receives congratulations from his teammates after his no-hitter against the Braves last night. Left to right, Ray Lamanno, Grady Hatton, Blackwell, Bert Haas
Cincinnati Reds
Kurowski, Elliott in Close Race for All-Star Berth
CHICAGO, June 19 (U. P.).— With the closing date still one week off, most of the positions in the all-star baseball game appeared to be reached already today. The stellar National and Ameriean league teams will stage the|Y annual all-star A battle here at Wrigley field July 8. Leaders for positions in the startfng lineups held such heavy totals today that it seemed impossible for any of the lesser lights to catch them, The only close race for a position was for third base on the National league team where Whitey Kurowski of 8t. Louis and Bob Elliott of Boston have passed the leadership back and forth for several days. Today's tabulation gave Kurowski fthe lead with 71,248 to Elliott's 67,624. A close race also was being run for the honor of gathering the greatest number of votes in the poll. Lou Boudreau, shortstop for the Cleveland Indians, was the current leader for most popular player. He held 124,364 votes to 123,142 for Joe DiMaggio of the Yankees and 121,403 for Ted Williams of Boston, Ledgers for positions:
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Legion Juniors
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' Junior Legion baseball players
are hoping for a better break from Totes
the weatherman as they look forward to their next scheduled play in
the Indianapolis district games to- M
morrow at Riverside. Three camplete sets of contests
out of four scheduled thus far have New
been rained out. This will call for some’ heavy scheduling later im order that a team from this area may
be eligible to compete in the state |S;
meet, Top tussle for tomorrow appears
to be the meeting of Broad Ripple %
and Acton posts at Riverside No. 1, Harls for Acton Dwight Swails, the former Franklin township “high school pitching star, will be on the mound for Acton’s defending champs. He is due to be opposed by 16-year-old Jack Ruckelshaus, just home from Portsmouth Priory prep in Rhode Island. Osric Mills Watkins plays Kennington at No. 2 diamond; TillmanHarpole meets Aviation-Firemen on No. 3; Indianapolis Post No. 4 on No. 4
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Leahy to Direct College ‘All-Stars
CHICAGO, June 19 (U, P).— Frank Leahy, Notre Dame football coach, will direct the college allstar squad against the Chicago Bears in the T4th annual charity football game at Soldier field Aug. 22, it was announced last night. Leahy will be assisted by collegiate coaches from the far west, south and east, whose appoint-
career in a drizzle at Cincinnati last night when he stopped the slugging Boston Braves without a single bingle for a 6-to-0 victory.
For as it was in 1938 when Vandernieer electrified the sports world by pitching two no-hitters in a row for the first time in history, his initial victims were the Braves, In his next start he faced and nohitted the Dodgers. And Blackwell is due to start next against the Dodgers on Sunday, It was the first no-hitter in the majors since another of baseball's Ohio pitching masters, Bobby Feller turned one in against the Yankees on April 30 of last season. Blackwell's no-hitter, his eighth straight victory and his 10th of the season, knocked the Braves out of
ments will be announced later.
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SCHEDULE TODAY AMERICAN a350C1ATION 1 night games INDIANAPOLIS at Kansas "City. Toledo at St, Paul. Columbus at Minneapolis. Louisville at Milwaukee. AMERICAN LEAcys Cleveland at Washin Detroit at Philadelphia, Chicago at’ New York. Only games scheduled. "NATIONAL LEAGUE New York at Pittsburgh, Bosten at Cincinnati, Brooklyn at Chicago. Only games scheduled.
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League Standings, Results
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: Bukovich, Wochy
Bleodworth 8, e 5, Brown 4,
base hits—Kalin 4, Castiglione 4, , Moran. 3, Bloodworth, Weath-
Home runs—Kalin 7, Weatherly 5, Guintini 5, Andres 4, Riddle 3, Bloodworth 3,
Moran 2, Salkeld 2, Castiglione. the Indignapolis ice team. 2, 5 Balin, Weatherly, Castiglione. Guin-| Bukovich participated in 49 ini. . games last season with the Caps Tribe Pitching and had 43 points on 20 goals and W L IP H BB So|23 assists. A left winger, he has 5 1 5 46 237 21 been with the Caps for several 3 3 4" 31 3 1v|seasons. 2 38 4H is oy, ri - Inaianapolss vet3 038 36-9 29 , was e Caps’ fourth scorer 3 4 sen $4 33 3lllast season with 45.points on 31 2Vs 49 18
28 (goals and 24 assists in 56 games.
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Masterpiece Against Braves
Due to Start Sunday Against Dodgers; oo ¢ Giants Lead League at Bucs’ Expense . i : By CARL LUNDQUIST, United Press Sports Writer ; NEW YORK, June 19.—Baseball's newest no-hit hero, skinny Ewell Blackwell of the Reds, who has the build and the nervous system of a cucumber, threatened to captivate the nation’s legion of sports fans today as did the one and only Babe Ruth after the first world war, The Fresno flash, another of a long line of great stars to hail from California, turned in the masterpiece of his brief but meteoric pitching.
Major Leaders
By UNITED PRESS AMERICAN LEAGUE
G ; And at the finish when hi8 joyous Buddreau, Sleveland . 4 i81 2 % 3 If you know beer, you'll teammates surrounded him, the 24- Kell Deiralt” 0. o 187 18 63 Wr Pilsner! It's the real “Beer ” hy 0 . . year-old Californian flashed a touch | SrORSKIo, IS On + 33 188 1&8 331 Beer! Brewed from costly beer grains : of the .cockiness that endeared NATIONAL LEAGUE alone— Sterling has that : Ruth to his fans by remarking: G RH Av. £ all-grain good“I knew all along I had a no-|Sisughter, 8t. Louis . 34 {82 30 8 In mess that's so satisfying but doesn’t " k . tho aint to make i sure. Now 1| Ha, oem ii 3 a i &f leave you feeling “filled up”. Next time can, try to duplicate my friend ' HOME RUNS LISTEN IN! you want res) » ask for Sterling! Johnny Vandermeer’'s job of pitch- Mize, Giants 17| Williams, Red Box 12 ing two no-hitters in a row.” Keller, PTL 3 Miller, Fads 12] LATEST NEWS! . Perfect Opportunity uns BATTED IN And if history will just do its|Mize, Gian 43! Eliot, Braves 38| paily Except Sunday paft by repeating itself, Blackwell Marina, Glan Fibs pet; wn 5:50 ». m—~WIRE will have the perfect opportunity In Mize, Giants a Tho son, Giants 38 ] : his next start. Williams, R. Box 43 DiMaggio, Yanks 31 » > AWIBO
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|Barons Purchase
Purchase of the contracts of Tony Bukovich and Steve Wochy, Indianapolis Capitals wingmen, was announced today in Cleveldnd by Baron Owner Al Sutphin. Sutphin said the two players were obtained in a cash deal with the Detroit Red Wings, parent club of
He is a right. wing.
Games Rained Out Rain yesterday prevented playing all games in the Twilight league and the same schedule will be arranged for next Wednesday.
Amateurs
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remarkable because it came at a time when Boston had the hottest hitting streak in the majors.
National league.
Babe Young, would have been the big hero on any other occasion for he drove in all of his team’s runs
lead from the Braves by banging out 20 hits to defeat the Pirates at Pittsburgh, 12 to 5. All of the Giant
Walker Cooper hit a Giant homer while Hank Greenberg hit two and Ralph Kiner got one for the Bucs.
win their second straight at Chi-
getting his second major league hit, a homer for the deciding run. Al Brazle pitched the Cardinals to their seventh straight victory at St.
against the Phillies with three un- ,| earned runs in The Red Sox had to go 15 innings sh. [at night in Boston to win their eighth straight, 6 to ‘5, with the hard-dying Brownies the victims. 's fifth hit, a single, sent in the big tally. * Cleveland moved into fourth place at Washington wi in which they ma Black, with relief help from Ed
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