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greats haven't arrived syet, but probably will show up after learning the fundamentals in the little minors,

r » - PROS AND AMATEURS ; . The Indianapolis Kautskys basketball team proved one thing last sional cage sport can prosper where _Ithere is a lot of college and high school basketball. . . . In the Hoosier state, at least, the pros thrive right along with the amateur netters.

Tt was estimated that the Kautskys| pi with her. {drew 133,000 here last cage season.

.» +The fact that Butler fieldhouse he ample seating capacity helped]

roach ope, he attendance.

® 5 = and SOLDIER FANS . .

command, polled on their big league All-Star game selections by the Stars and Stripes, differ little in their “picks” from those of the homeland fans”. . . The Stars and Stripes also asked its readers to name four pitching choices in each major league. , . . In the National the top mound selections were Warren Spahn, Schoolboy Rowe, Harry Brecheen and Ewell Blackwell; in

|tries to slip a fast one by, weighs 195. ¥ ONE BEATS THREE. , + Thaswas a mew ene forthe horse Suck at Aqueduct the other day when an entry of three lost a fourhorse race by finishing 2-3-4. ... Jtwan he Gruenteve [Stables Jone number, Star Bout, which took

down. the $16,500 purse by outrunning Brookmeade Stable’s three

In Double Bil

"| Indians got a vacation from the

«| by winning five against four set-

. that the profes-| race.

Hens Sunday

"Redskins Win 5, Lose 4 on Road Trip

By- EDDIE ASH Times Sports Editor After being rained gut in Kansas

City last night, the Indianapolis

diamond today as they rested up for ‘the three-game series with the “Toledo Mud Hens starting with a double-header at Victory field toMOITOW: , In other words, the home boys are home. They conducted ‘themselves very well out on. the road

backs and still are in the thick of the American association's close

Although the Indians were shoved out of the first division today owing to Milwaukee's victory over Louisville last night, they were only one

| game behind Louisville and Toledo,

. American four- game lead over the Colonels addicts in the European

the ball out of the park on any pitcher who him. |

in five games, PepsiCola leads the loop with five victor{es against one defeat. 2 The Colas also will be in action | § tonight, meeting Bethel A. C. 7:15, following a curtain-raiser at 6 between Capital Paper and P L.

In the Sunday preliminaries, Hoffman Specialty plays 1-Blak Insulation of Blooniington at 6 and Speed-| °° way V. P. W. meets Barbasol at 7:15. | this week-end.

Adams ‘Favored Trans-Mississippi Meet WICHITA, Kas. June 21 (U. P.). Adams of Kansas City was ‘ed today as the 44th TransFine oro golf tournament moved into the semi-finals. Adams shot a four-under-par 67 over soggy fairways yesterday to ; defeat the highly regarded Bob Wil-

RECEIVER — Rex Knight above) will be behind the plate for Insley Manufacturing which plays two State league games at. Municipal Stadium

Joe Willing to Fight

Maxim or Walcoit PHOENIX, Ariz. June 21 (U, P.).

Joe Walcott bout for the title,

staged by Prank Sinatra,

Maxim and Walcott are fighting at Gilmore stadium in Los Angeles Monday night. The bout is being

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Leag ue Standings, Results

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percentage point behind the fourthplace Brewers and only one-half

who are deadlocked for second. Millers Threaten Kansas City maintains its full

{and the Mud Hens and 4 over the {Brewers and the Hoosiers. Sixthplace Minneapolis also threatens to have something to say about that first division. The Millers were but one game behind Indianapolis and Milwaukee and a game and a half behind Toledo and Columbus. The fact that a sixth-place club is but 5'; games behind the pace setter points up to the fact that this week-end could resut in a lot of shuffling in the standings since all clubs play double-headers tomorrow. Only one game was booked in

teams traveled. Hens Hold Edge The Toledo at Indianapolis series

Red Birds will follow the Hens here Req 2 a five-game series calling for a double-header Tuesday, single game Wednesday (Shrine night) and another. iwin

The Saints outhit Toledo at St. Paul but couldn't get them when needed. Four runs in the fifth inning gave the Saints a 5-3 lead which the Hens tied in the seventh, anfl in the eighth clinched the game with two more runs. Johnny McCarthy's game-saving homer featured the Millers’ victory at Minneapolis. With a man on base and trailing by a run, McCarthy parked the ball over the right field wall. Earl McGowan was credited with the win and Les StuSener of the Red Birds received the

Junior Tourney | Opens Monday

Play start Monday in the State | Junior golf tourney at Ft. Wayne's| | Brookwood Country club and the prospects today were that the meet would be wide open. Dwight Marsee of Mishawaka, the defending champion, will be, with the Purdue university linksj men at Ann Arbor in the collegiate!

—Heavyweight champion Joe Louis, { meet and will pass up the defense here for an exhibition bout, said today he was willing to fight the winner of the Joey Maxim-Jersey

of his crown. Several Indianapolis players, in- | cluding most of the Tech and| Howe high school squads, are ex- | pected to compete. Gene Coulter of Richmond and! Norman Dunlap of Terre Haute | rule as two of the top-drawer picks to win the 1947 renewal of the event. | Coulter tied for medal honors last year and Dunlap is recognized as one of the better younger players swinging clubs at the present. |

4 Monday's 32 low qualifiers will be 4h BE Louis... keen 000 000 000 0 2 0| eligible for match play starting] 4 12 000 00x— 3 6 0 5s Washing:on and Moss; 0. 208 os and Fer- Tuesday. The tourney will con-| so Sleveland iad raid 020 000,001 3 9 ¢ tinue until Friday when the chama20’ o| pionship will be decided. |

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NATIONAL | LEAGUE

Chicago ia Philadelphia, postponed, rain.

‘Warriner Captures

Pittsburgh 000 403 10% § 10 125. Lap Feature |

ol Leroy Warriner captured the 25- |

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(Only games scheduled.)

SCHEDULE TODAY AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Bt. Paul at Mtaneapolis, Only game sched eduled.)

| AMERICAN IEAGUE

Louis ‘at Washiaoton. at Bo kia. New Xu, .

2 000 3 17 20 010 40x-- 7 14 “0! lap feature race at the Indianapolis.

Speedrome last night with Kenny

Ohicags |, 210 0 09 901 3000-3. pj Baie of New Castle second and i net aD 4 Mh asi; Brickson, Breading of Indianapolis, third.

Warriner won another semifinal heat and Eaton was the victor in the other. Breading won a 10-lap sweepstakes restricted to Offenhauser | cars. Preliminaries were won by Ray Lyden of Indianapolis, War~

for Ford engined cars. ~ Breading's time of 2:264 was. a track record for 10 laps in the

the league today, with St. Paul at} - i! Minneapolis, as the four eastern

‘ |riner ‘and Stan Samola of. Ft. | Wayne. Lyden won a special event

at Victory field, . .

COMBING ' THE SPHERE—Jimmy Bloodworth, the Indian.’ |Broad Ri apolis Indians’ veteran second sacker, has boosted his swatting |Qirie Mills average well over the .300 mark and he hopes to continue the fast |indnis. B h $e against the surprising Mud Hens in tomorrow's double- header |A AGO 15x pence . The Tribe is but one-half game behind the itn. gives

continue.

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Hens, who are tied with Louisville for second. ESULTS

Yanks Back in 1st Place As Shea Beats Newhouser

By CORNELIUS RYAN, United Press Sports Writer NEW YORK, June 21.—Rookie Frank Shea, the New York Yankees' answer to Bob Feller and Hal Newhouser, brought a Qestion today

from American league batters: “How can we. hit him?”

ETA : : G AB a ; an series, and the that put the. Yanks back in . He stands § feet 2 inches and! It’s-an important se tory p Boudreau, Cleveland 47 168

ton. 10% Tob 06 16th ot. and Riverside Only Eddie Mayo damaged the drive is ready for Victory fleld cars| 24-year-old Connecticut strong boy,

runs that batted in|

home of thé big crowd that is ex-|all three Tiger tallies. Until Mayo, homers |B Ae NY ms. Shea 2

straight scoreless | innings against the Tigers. Yes-! terday’s victory was his third over Detroit, and each time he Beat Hal!

complete games, and opponents have only 61 hits in the 10 games in | n which he was winner or loser. An even better pitching -job was that by Walt Masterson of Washington, who allgwed only two hits in stopping the St. Louis Browns, 2 to 0, and ran his string of scoreless innings to 34, still 22 behind Walter Johnson's record. Only 28 batters faced Masterson and no runner reached second base. ‘Jimmy Hegan batted the Red Sox out of the lead as he clubbed a two-run homer and a ninth-inning single ta bat in all Cleveland's runs in a 3-to-2 victory. Chicago and the Philadelphia Athletics were rained out. In the National league, Boston!

cause second-place New York. fell before the surging Cardinals, Bonham Wins for Bucs

The Cubs nipped the Braves, 8

to 5, when Tommy Holmes lost Emil |

Kush's pop fly in the sun in the | Farrell, who has a record of five

ninth inning. Kush went to third on | a fielder’'s choice and scored on a fiyball, The Cards ran their winning

streak to eight straight with a 7-to- |

3 win over the Giants. Stan Musial got four hits and a walk and batted in three runs. Del Rice and Joe Medwick hit Card homers and

Johnny Mize and Walker Cooper | touched Harry Brecheen for New |for an undisclosed sum of cash. He rs Mrs. Robert La won one and lost three for the i Ray (mi),

9:10-Mrs. George Pieienitiat Mrs. Prank’ Grovenberry

York home runs. Ernie Bonham, making’ his first

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Unless the Detroit Tigers, Boston Red Sox or Cleveland Indians Tomorio Indians pois SO ning 5: ANE calls for a twin bill tomorrow after-| find that out soon, the Yanks may pull away with the pennant—and num Finishing ide. No. 1

of Major Leaders

j eight and lost | | Mize, Giants 9 at losses was a | Refinson, (Dodgers 4 Thomson, Giants 38, Prospec oh vs. Eagles Lodge

three-hitter. He has pitched nine

Acton vs. Wayne vs. Avia Robisen-Ragsd,

at Rhodius

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RUNS ..82 Henrich, Yankees

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Beech start for Pittsburgh, pitched a ve |i Linde Air

. 4. hit 6-to-0 win over ,the Phillies.! grit, "Lute Tnsarance vs. Russet Cafe-

Wally Westlake hit a homer and |teris at at Rivers aries v Bigewsod Mer

two singles as the Pirates beat | chants at Broo Schoolboy Rowe. Brooklyn and Cincinnati were not ! scheduled.

| headers at 1:

Candy Jim's Chicago Giants Here Tonight

| Galehouse,

; Browns.

meet the Birmingham Black Barons

of the Chicago team, is slated to start a rookie righthander, James! out.

wins and one loss this season. For

Teams Tied [For Top Spot

Ripple Nine Beats Defending Champs

Three - American Légion - Junior baseball teams had two victories to their credi} today after the weatherman finally co-operated and allowed play in the Indianapolis district to

| Broad Ripple defeated Actop’s delending champions yesterday, 7 to 1, with Don Horney striking

i Roblson-Ragsdale won from In‘{dianapolis Post No. 4, 3 to 1} with Joe Keams handling the ‘|pitching assignment for the winners,

Osric Mills Watkins was the third team to win a second game, beating Kennington, 9-1. Tillman-Harpole won from Avia-tion-Firemen, 8-4, and Memorial defeated Irvington, 11-1, other games played yesterday. Wayne post drew yesterday's bye, but dropped a 12-1 decision to Greenfield in an exhibition tilt as Jim Baker allowed the losers only | a single hit and struck out 11 bats- |

announced plans . for the second

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Robison Rippia 3, 4 Indianapolis No. 4 1. SCHEDULE TODAY

Osric Mills Watkins vs. Memotial. , Kennington vs, yon. polis No.

ale vs. Lr Harpole. MONDAY Wayne ve. Broad Ripple at Riverside

Acton vs. Aviation-Firemen at Rhodius No. 1.

" ENTRANT—Zora . Arkus-Dun-tov, ‘the: Belgian driver: who failed +6 qua aly here for the 500-mile classic, was included in the list of top race drivers who were to qualify today for the 100-mile national championship | dirt track race at Langharne, Pa., tomorrow.

Strauss Golf Play Carded July 2

Ed Lawson, Speedway pro, today

annual L. Strauss & Co. golf tour-

Wednesdayy July 2. The tourney will be an 18-hole medal play event with Lawson: as tourney manager. The prize list {will consist of 10 Strauss trophies. Advance entries are not necessary, but participants may call BE3570 for preferred starting times. The only charge will be the usual greens fee of 75 cents, and foursomes will leave the first tee at 5minute intervals. No starters will be accepped after 2:30 po m. The junior division is open to golfers who did not reach their 21st birthday prior to June 15 of this year.

Williams Floors

B St, Clair Eagles oe Ravenswood Merchants . ® Speedwa Fo AH in ule pret Gal ‘peal 18. Last hi's results Roe Pet Capitol City league at Beech Grove ata’

: gi | Explosive Ike Williams strengthened

ihe out of

NICIPAL LEAG Kingan Rellanies vi. An at Penoe cial Club va. De Wail News| !in the fourth round for the kayo.

Caen ios No 3" Ohifopractic|jightweight champion by the Na-

pols 1 cer vs. Tryon's Tavern, hig all-important fight with Bob Maria vs. Union Printers, MOHGOMIEEY at Philadelphia's Mu-

LEAGUE Haas, Reds ...... 67 Walker, Philos “ rep}

South Side os York and Pennsylvania. Their,

. Single games start at 2:30 p. m., double30 p.

Mat Headliner Rescheduled Here

The Billy Raborn-Sammy Kohen Winding up their last series of {main event wrestling feature origgames before the ending of the first|inally scheduled for last Tuesday half in the Negro American league, |night will be carried over for next {the Chicago American Giants will) Tuesday night's Sports Arena show. The semi-final skirmi€h will pit under the lights tonight at Victory|Alex Kasaboski of Toronto, Can., was beaten but Reld first place be- field. Starting time for the game is against Ed Williams, Springfield, 8:30. . | Mo., junior heavy. The Canadian Candy Jim Taylor, formerly of originally was slated to tangle with Indianapolis, who is the manager Gordon Hessell. Last Tuesday's card was rained

NEW YORK, June 21 (U. P.).—

./his. claims to the lightweight fig Sn last night by stepping class and knocking out heavier Tippy Larkin at 1:44 of the fourth round before 9110 at Madison Square Garden. ~-skinned Williams of Trenton, N. J, weighed only 136% pounds against Larkin's 141: but he floored the veteran Larkin twice

Williams, who is recognized as tional - Boxing association, lengthened the pricg to 2-1 for

pal stadium, Aug. 4 Monty is recognized as champ by

Tene Sarazen Leads Pros Into 3d Round

Favorites Are Beaten .

in Early Play

.DETROIT, June 21 (U. P).—A

_ | grand old man of golf, pudgy 45+

year-old Gene: Sarazen, nine other veterans and six unknowns start

‘| the third round play in the P. G. A.

tourridy today, and eight of them

Twill be out of the chase before

nightfall. They were slated to play 36-hole rounds, man against man, and Sarazen, who thrilled the 8000 fans at Plum Hollow Golf club yesterday,

against Ky Laffoon, another old timer from Chicago. Others who rank as vets of the links were Jim and Mike Purnesa, White Plains, N. Y.; Dick Meta, Arkansas City, Kas.; Jim Ferrier, San Francisco; Vie Ghezal, Kansas City, Kas; Lew Worsham, Whshington; Porky Oliver, Wilmington, Del, and Lloyd Mangrum, Chicago. They were! paired today both among themselves and againgt the lesser-knowns, Art Bell, Colma, Cal.: Claude Harmon, Portsmouth, Va.: Reggie Myles, East Lansing, Mich. Chick Harbert, Northville, Mich.: Ed Joseph, Fairfax, Cal, and Leland Gibson, Kansas City. : All of them managed to come through 36 holes of rough match play yesterday, each against two opponents, while four of the five early favorites for the championship bowed out, three of them in morning rounds. Hogan Beaten The first to lose was defending champion Ben Hogan, who tripped before Toney Penna. Next Bobby Locke, the South Africaft star, fell and then medalist Jimmy Demarest dropped before Earl Martin, Inglewood, Cal, | : In the afternoon .Sarazen took over /the upsetters chore and put out the fourth favorite, Sam Snead, Hot Spri Va. Only orsham, winner of the national open at St. Louis against Snead last Sunday, held up among the early stars. He won without too much difficulty, beating the first day medalist, Clarence Doser, Hartsdale, N. Y., and Jack Morris, Montgomery, Ala.

pion, posted the two highest victory margins of the opening rounds. He trimmed both Herman Keiser, Akron, O.,, and Earl Martin, DemaSets conquerer, by the same score, 6 and 5. Mike Turnesa took the honor for having to work the hardest to stay irr the play. He was .forced to 22 holes on the afternoon round to knock out Chandler Harper, Portsmouth, Va. Today he will play Mangrum, who won fairly easily over P. G. A. president Ed Dudley and Jug McSpaden, Sanford, Me.

{fight will be for the undisputed | world title. -

At Langhorne

LANGHORNE, Pa., June 21 (U.P.

track, claimed to be the fastest. in the world of its class, opens tomorrow with a field of 16 Indianapolis drivers and autos roaring through a 100-mile national championship event. Twenty-one top drivers, including Belgian Zora Arkus-Duntov, began qualifying runs today to determiné pole positions for the grind. Twenty-three autos, re-

stricted to Indianapolis-proved cars,

!the Barons, the moundsman has not Notes From the Fair ways

{been announced.

Bosox | Buy Galehouse BOSTON, June 21 (U. P.).—Denny veteran righthanded

the poll closes and ‘the teams The Times will also announce

Here's a chance for you to

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become a member of the “I-Told-You-So” club. Clip this ballot, fill in your selections, and mail or bring today to All-Star Baseball Poll, Indianapolis Times, 214 W. Maryland st. Indianapolis 9, Ind. Dyer, Cardinals, and Joe Cronin,

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Red Sox, will name the pitchers.

: | “Pairings for a two-day nét and gross tournament at Pleasant Run, Monday, and Indianapolis Country club, Tuesday, were announced toa | pitcher, was to report to the Boston Say pole jhe Sauvers a ers {Red Sox today after his purchase|,

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Mrs Paul Whi Arthur Wettle (NS), Mrs. Ralph Cole or 9:4 Lyk ins (H), Mrs, Wayne Carson (MH); Mrs, Marjorie Kahn (Bj, 9:50-M

% rs. E. mill js Miss Helaine Borinstein (B), 9:88:-Mrs. Dale Lentz (H), Fainberg 8, Mrs, Mel Purdy (MH), 10—Starter’s time, 10:05--Mrs, Jose,

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l. U. Sprinter Runs Fast NCAA Trial

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, June 2] (U. P)~A well-balanced University of Illinois track and field squad moved into the finals of the N. C. A. A. championships today, heavily favored to retain the crown they annexed last year. The Illini qualified five men in the spririts

Best time in the 220 was turned in by Charley Peters of Indiana, with & mark of 209 seconds. A world-record performance was . made by Pell-Mel Patton, the U. 8, O. sprint flash, who ‘covered the 100yard dash in :9.4 record. for the ‘hird time this season, ' Herb McKinley, the star from Jamaica, was the leading ' man in be iinots atte He went the 440

. Noble Reed (PR), Mrs. Owen Mog. 3 (ai: Mrs. E. M. Dunnin NB). Mrs. Walter Colbath | Mrs Pa E. Carne (H), Mrs. Pred Burghard 10: 30-Stariers 10 Oa Gueisser (MH), Mrs. Te Po , (NS), Mrs. Robert Darna0400 brs. William Ward (MH), Miss

V. R. li Atlas - (B), Mrs. Marvin Gillespie

: , Mrs. |G. Baker (NS), Mrs. r Kahn BY 0:55—Mrs. Robert Wheat (MH), | Low Compton (PR), Mrs. Hardwick "Eyden ).

1 alter) 5s time. 5—Mrs. Harold Ransburg (MH), Mrs ? mobert McGee (Hill), Mrs. oyd Meeker

11:10—Mrs. Boris Meditch (MH), Mrs. r Fleming (H), Mrs. C. E. Pittman

). 11:15—-Mrs. Willlam Kily Ye | Abdew Mainer (NB), Mrs, x Hunter

11 1:20— Miss Helene Lewin (PR), Mrs. Richard Swallow (H), Miss Ann Keogh

11:25—Mrs, Lionel Chandler (PR), Mrs. Morris 5 (B), JMS, Dave’ PFitzgeraid (Rin 1:30 "H. C. Grossman (H), Mrs e R. Snider (Hill), Mrs, Frits Wuelfing (

PR). »11:35—Mrs. Morton Walman (B), Mrs. Louis Moller (Hill), Mrs. Roger williams

| (NB it Ralph Fink (B), Mrs a 5. n rence Bexton am Mn. J John ‘Rae . d ubin rs pig ai) Herat:

(Wr Woodstock: Lig ic mOgH; CC) Indianapolis Country clu - Run; IN8)- North Side; (MH)-Meridian Hills. Mrs. R. Herrick with an 87 cap-

tained the winning team yesterday in a woman's day golf tournamént at Highland. An A. B. C. D. amateur tournament will be held tomorrow afternoon at Sarah Shank. Entry deadline is 1 p. m. Tee-offs will begin at 1:30.

Falkenburg, Brough Sweep Court Titles

rag of Hollywood, Cal,

club courts.

Margaret Osborne of San, Francisco,

—The. Langhorne one-mile dirt

, June 21 (U. P.) —Lanky

won London grass court singles championship today when he defeated Colin Long, Australian Davis Cupper; 6-4, 7-5, on the Queen’s

In ‘the women's final, Louise} Brough of Beverly Hills, Cal, upset

6-4, 6-0, scoring with surprising ease. aay Ye a ote ” forthcoming Wimbledon 1a

Fight Results

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21 Drivers Seek Pole Spot

Dirt Track

were entered but two were not assigned drivers. The field, in addition to Bill Holland, second place money winner in the May 30 test on the bricks, included drivers who won five 100mile races during the 1946 campaign. They were Rex Mays, Los Angeles, who won the 100-mile runs at Langhorne, Milwaukee and Indianapolis fair grounds; Tony Betterhausen, Chicago, who won at Goshen, N. Y,, and George Connor, Los Angeles,, who copped’ the Atlanta century. Holland, second at Indianapolis, Walt Brown, Massapequa, L. I. seventh place winner, and Duke Dinsmore, Osborne, O, and Billy Devore, Indianapolis, who divided 10th place money, and Ted Horn, Paterson, N. J, 1846 dirt track king, were among the top-heavy favorites to qualify.

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NEW YORK, June 21 (U. P.).— Guy Lombardo announced today that he will defend his Gold Cup speedboat racing crown with the same 16-cylinder Zumbach Miller 600-horsepower engine which en-

Mrs. | abled his. boat, Tempo VI, to break

two world speed records in the 1946 classic at Detroit.

Trap Shoot The Indianapolis Hunting and Fishing club will sponsor a trap shoot tomorrow at 10 a. m. on the Johnson farm, 5400 E. Fall Creek blvd. .

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