Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 July 1947 — Page 22

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Tribe Falls Farth

Hens Take

Opener

By 1-0 Count, Then -

Blast Hoosiers, 17-7

Indianapolis 9/2 Games Behind Leading Blues |

In Association Race—End Series Tonight TOLEDO, O. July 2.—The Indianapolis Indians were 9% games! Yehind the leading Kansas City Blues in the American Association race today following a double setback at the hands of the Mud Hens

last night.

The southpaw slants of Chet Johnson baffled the Tribe in the opener and the Hoosiers were held to three hits in a 1-0 defeat.

lell apart I the regulation lerigth nightcap and lost a 17-7 verdict vith six errors helping to contribute © the downfall, The club winds up the series here onight, then the Indians head ‘for ‘ouisville for a two-day stand be‘ore refurning to friendlier home )astures next Saturday. The only counter in the first ame came in the fifth inning after fuhnson and Bob Malloy of the Cribe had. hooked up in a tight luel. Johnson walked and Dick Zimble followed with a single. Al Vhite also drew free transportafon and then Johnson tallied the vinoning counter when Whitey latt's roller to Jimmy Bloodworth vas slow enough that no play could | ye made at any base, Hens Rout Hallett Jack Hallett started the. second

rame for the Tribe but didn’t stay |

around long. He was jerked with | ne out and four runs across in the initial stanza Red Barrett succeeded

tally on a squeeze bunt. Manager Jimmy Brown shiased by Umpire Charley Meler

after an argument over a play at| outfield in the second game,

second base, Two more Mud Hen

aid of ‘a couple of Tribe outfield errors.

Indianapolis managed a pair in|afterplece.

Tribe Box Scores

First Game) {Becond Game) INDIANAPOLIS INDIANAPOLIS 2 QO A % RH O A B 0 2 4 0|Bro A 4 1 G6 0 te '6 14 foadworth. > iq). 8. "3-8 0 2 3 0 b 4.1 4 3 : 0 0 Weather e of. y 4.8 0 ¢ 1 3 061 nth oo ® OQ. 4 1 e.1 9% 0 aunting, 3. + 1 Ob: 1} 1 2 0 O{Andres, 3b .... i 4-1-0: 0 0 2 0 0|Castigiione, ss 10 1 0-3 0 1 2 O(darvis, c ..... 0 1 4 1:0 5 0 0 0 O)Hallett, p 0-0 0-9 wn wn ww Rarretl ) 6 0 0 0 0 «Tot 11 . 1 3 ijama 5 Fv ed * in sevent os, p 1.0 0 Willie ma batted tor Marley n antic) is be RH O A mjferek, p $f 0 49 1 0 1 1.3 4@ M \[ 0: 0 ‘0 ¢ 0 «0 3° 0 ofMalloy, p 9.0.1 0 40 ? § § ofRade p.0 0 0 0 223 8% Tour... MOTOWN Ise 0 ? 3 0] Williams batted jor Barrelt in third, Yh 3 ? Jantasl batted 0 Shin in fifth, 0 4 or n sevent A | 5 3.0% Ridhe batted for Malloy in ninth, ——- ——— TOLEDO TOA .vsornsinee n $31 82 AB RH O A E| IXDIANAPOLIS aia vapsert ns 0-0 Kimble, BE iniisires 7-3 3 3 1 0 Salis’ Pi A edb ., of iia R 3 1°) 0.0 © TO o p— . . 8 tt 4 0 Andres, Double play~Bloodworth and Medien ort serie 4 10] 3 1 Moran, le base—Indianspolis 6, To<| Stevens, 1b wh 3 480 0 edo 6 on bal Johnson “4, Clary. “ib aby “3 3 3 FL FF Malloy 4. Btruck out—By Johnson 4, Mel< Fall ‘3 8 38 4 8 8 loy 3 Umpires—~Mullin and Meler. Time) elf, c «4 i 3 8 6 4 LP a. 0 f 0 fF ¢ Shore, Pp uv. 2 1 3 1 @-¢ Tribe Buting Haat AB RH RBI Av,| Totals .......... $11 3 1 13 2 Riddle 13 36 13 .00/INDIANAPOLIS .......... 000 230 030 7 Guintiol . 3 3 3 Tol 0. aieisarrasianiiir as 503 031 16x—11 alin : . uns hated in—8tevens Bloodworth 23 5¢ 31 298 Kimble 2, Gables 32, Castiglione, aris Andres ‘ 38 73 48 206i plait Hell, Weatherly 3, Andres, Shore 2. Jarvis 2 7 1 900 Two-base hits—Gabies, ohn 3, Hall, Moran 38 73 3 266 puintint | Roig hit ar o Digien Brown .. 23 3 13 2 Bacrifices—H “DotWeatherly 31 60 41 38 Bie pia o plays add. Kitts Belk "Hell: Kimble, Wentsel a 41 6 33 28H 2; Andr worth Williams *, I 3 1 3% ly Neon s Kimble and Stevens, Left on Castighione 2% 60 17 3% bases—Indianapolls 12 Toledo 14, Base.on Rosenthal 3 4 2 235 balls—Off Barrett 2, dd ables 1 Home Runs- “ication 1 , Andres 7, Weath-|Bhore 2, Perek 32, Malloy 2. Struck out griY,. Guiniini 8, Bloodworth 4, Riddle| —By Rudd 3, Gables 3, Shore 3, Mallo oran 8, Castiglione 3, Wentsel, 1 Hi ft Hallett §.in 1 Inning, o Three-base ila Caatigllone’ 6, Kalin 4,| Barrett 0 in 1%, Gab in rek Wentzel 3, Moran 3, -Ouintini 3, Weath- in 2, Malloy 7 | 6 In 4's, Shore erly, Andres, Br , Bloodwo n 4%. Hit b; plicher—By Malloy ri Two-base hits—Weatherly 14, Moran 13 Winning itcher—8hore. Losin ftcher— Rioodworth il, Sagtiglione. | 10, Wentsel 9, | Hallett, Umpires—Meler and Min. Time Andres 9, Ouintini Riddle 6, Brown 4, |~—3:41. _Attendance—2.0 " Jarvis 2, Williams, Rosenth ep tee Sto tolen’ Aes—HArown 5, We! ntael 4, Moran v 2. Weatherly, Castiglioire, Jarvis,’ Blood- Another Pep Victim

3a Rosenthal, Malloy, Andres

Tribe Pitching

L IP H BB RO Malloy 3 0 7% IT 2% Nagy 4 1.43 50 18 4 Tost «T 4 MM% 100 27 M Perer «4 3 5% MI NN AN Pletcher 4 4 Bn Mm BN 0B Barrett 2 3 M% 8 13 NM Hallett 1 7 56% 63 2 MN Gables ....uiv0 3 8 65; 64 23 3 Ferek 1 30 3 20 1 Ex-Indians’ * Sorat won 2: Woods won 1, lost 2; Wilkie lost 1; Gornicki lost 1.

Indianapolis

Playoff Arranged Playoff of the protested game with Kansas City has been arranged for July 9 at Victory fleld. The game will be resumed at the last half of the sixth with the teams tied at 2-all and one out. A runner must be substi tuted for Butch Moran, other wise the lineups will remain as on the June 7 date when the Tribe lost the protested tilt, The playoff will precede the regulately scheduled game with

er Beh ind. {og Double Defeat At

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Kansas City on the July 9 date.

the fourth and_ two more in the

the blg|a six-run blast on five hits, a base right-hander and gave up another|on balls and a hit batsman, Mal-

was | the night _as the final Tribe hurler.

counters! Roy Weatherly in center fleld and) came across in the third with the| Larry Rosenthal in right.

fifth, but the Hens climbed on

| Stan Perek for another pair in-.the?

!lazt halt of the inning and single runs in the sixth and seventh. Second Appearance After Indianapolis had registered three in the top of the eighth! Toledo wound up the game with|

loy made his second appearance of

Brown shifted the Indianapolis re-

moving Stan Wentzel and using

Butch Moran collected fours of the Indianapolis 14 hits in the

ALBANY, N. Y, July 2 (U. P).— World featherweight champion Willie Pep, making a comeback after serious injuries suffered in a plane crash, added Joey Fontana to his victims last night, polishing off the New York boxer in one minute of the fifth round of their scheduled

ENTER TWO MEETS HERE Thess No Riviera club swimmers will participate in~two swimming meets here tomorrow and Friday. They'll be at Broad Ripple tomorrow afternoon and. at their ‘own club for a meet Friday morning. Left to right: Judy Morrow, Joellyn Holland, Maureen Pleak, Lois - Simon, sudy Turner, Martha Warren, Suzanne. Lamb and Geil Moll.

Unknowns Shoot For Spots at Tam

CHICAGO, . July 2 (U. P).More than a& hundred “darkhorse | professional golfers teed off today in 4 battle for 35 places in the allAmerican professional tournament which opens tomorrow at Tam O'Shanter. The 35 qualifiers will join approximately 100 “name golfers,” who were exempted from the| qualifying round, in quest of the] $10,000 first prize,

Most of the “name” pros were on hand,- getting acquainted with | the narrowed fairways and greens. | Conspicuously absent. were Ben Hogan and Jimmy Demaret, the nation’s leading money winners of | the “year. Bobby Locke, South] African champ, reputedly guaranteed $5000 by the tournament officials as an inducement to pass up the current British Open, toured the course in:73, one over par, yesterday.

Racing Schedule d TONIGHT, Muncie Veldrome,

At midget

°o » ~ »

FRIDAY

get cars. At Winchester, Funk's Speedway, 100-lap midget race, 2:30 p. m. - At Salém, big cars, A. A. A. sanction. Time trials, noon, SATURDAY At Greenfield, midget cars, night. : SUNDAY : At Rockville, Jungle Park Spesdway, big cars. Time trials, 12:30 p. m, At Alexandria, Armscamp Speed-

: Way, midget Cars, Joigat.

Not Enough Money To Buy Athletics

MERIDEN, Conn. July 2 (U. P). —Connie Mack, venerable 84-year-old owner-manager of the Philadelphia Athletics, emphasized again today that his team is not for sale. “There just isn't enough money in the world ta buy my team,” Mack asserted last night at ceremonies in his honor on the site where he played his first professional base-

10-round non-title fight.

Amateur Notes—

SOFTBALL Schedule for tonight In the Bush-Calla-han Industrial lesgue at Municipal staAm A Rte] Machinery vs, Citizen's Gas & oke po Dery Corporation vs. Mal. Lory 1001; d

Tonight's card in the Buih-Callahan Capitol league at Longacre: 7:30, 1 Men's Bible Class v8. Veterans Hospital; 8.50, Marmon-Herrington vs, Olidden Co. Tonight's schedule in the Manufacture. ers Twilight dengue: Richardson vs. Indi. ana Trust at Riverside No. 1; Indiana Bell vs, Yanna ut Hardware at Brookside 1; Advance Electrotype ws. Banquet at Garfield 1; Continental tleal va. National Starch at Rhodius 1. Schedule In the Wednesday Twilight league: Wheelers vs. Central State Enve. lope at “Riverside No. 2: Ind Club vs, Lan Bardach vs Southeastern AMLE vs.

dius 2 C.'Y. 0

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WIRE at Rho: Senior league

schedule at Beech Grove stadium tonight 7. Holy Rosary vs. Holy it 8:18, 8t. Catherine va, Sacred Heart; 9:30, St. Patrick vs. Assumption. Last night's scores in the Bm Roe Indianapolis league at Beech Slovenian Home 10, Schwitzer Cumming #. Schoeitles Insurance 4, Docks Drugs 1; Naval Ordnance 13, Beamans Service 9 Independent Jonge results at Munieipa)

stadium last night: w hs 9, Pr rig Whitehill 1 Ads a 7; William H. |

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League Standings, Results

AMERICAN LEAGUE

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» Still were ‘miles apart today—about as far as the fast Offys usually are from the rest of the racing fleld, barrgd from the Capitol association, formed a virtual picket line at the Indianapolis Midget: Speedway

The Offenhauser drivers,

on W. 16th st: last night when th the Consolidated association banner. Bob Breading of Indianapolis and Tom Cherry of Muncie, acting as spokesmen for the group, said they were prevented from running. But Randall Mitchell, track president, said they could have run if they had posted the Consolidated’s sioo forfeit bond and entry fee and provided that the cars were not owned by any speedway operator. Consolidated regulations, while permitting open competition, bars cars which are property of track operators. This has been a point of contention among the drivers in the current midget mixup. There were some rumbles of dissatisfaction in the stands which Mitchell termed the “work of disgruntled drivers.” The Offenhauser drivers said that if they had posted the Consolidated fee they would have forfeited it the next time they ran outside of the organization.

‘It was on the record books today as. a Legion Junior victory for Robison-Ragsdale, but actually thé game had to be called after three innings because of darkness, Robison-Ragsdale tallied 28 times in these three stanzas while hold-|A ing Wayne scoreless. It was the sixth straight and left RobisonRagsdale still undefeated.

13-7, but an Irvington lad provided the fireworks when he hit ‘a grandslam homer,

Watkins to a 3-1 triumph over Acton when he allowed last year's champs only two safeties. Indianapolis Post 4 remained in the second-place deadlock with a

ffy Pilots, Track Owners Still Are Miles Apart

By BOB STRANAHAN

Robison-Ragsdale Remains | Unbeaten in Legion Play

Broad Ripple rapped Irvington,|"

Fred Davis pitched Osric Mills|

and Indianapolis track operators

e first competition was held under

Mitchell expressed satisfaction with the new association al the west side track. “This is the first time we have had a full fleld of cars this season,” he said. An Offenhauser was the winner in the 25-lap Class A feature. It was driven by Myron Fisher, listed out of Chicago, and outran Jackie] Holmes and Swede Carpenter of In-|

George Is Back And Bo’s Got Him

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. July 2 (U. P.).—~Alvin N. (Bo) McMillin, athletic director and head football coach at Indiana university, announced today that George Taliaferro, freshman halfback on™ the Hoosiers’ 1945 Big Nine championship team, would return to the gridiron here this fall. . McMillin said the speedy Gary Negro notified him that he has received his army discharge and was ready to resume his football career at I. U.

Mowers to Serve as Caps’ Pilot

Reports that Johnny Mowers, for. mer Detroit goalie, will take over as the Indianapolis Capitals coach next fall finally have been confirmed. Pred Huber, piblic relations director for thé Red Wings, made the’

{announcement in Detroit last night.

He said that Tommy Ivan, who directed the Caps last season, will be called in to assist Manager Jack Adams in oit, Ivan will. dle all of the Red Wing practice sessions and probably will runt the team on the road.

.|Adams will devote most of ‘his

time ‘to developing the Red Wing farm system. Mowers, who is 3 years old, starred in the National league before the war after starting as an amateur at Pontiac, Mich., in 1939. He played with Omaha the following year and then two full seasons in the Red Wing nets. He was a member of the National league allstar team in 1942. Mowers served in the’ air .corps during 1942 and .1943 and suffered a back injury which handicapped his goal tending. He has been in an executive capacity with the Wings since then.

Feller May Miss All-Star Game

CLEVELAND, . July 2 (U. P).— Manager Lou Boudreau of the Cleveland Indians, indicated today that Bob Feller may not pitch in the all-star game July 8. Boudreau said there is a possibility that Feller, who is suffering pains in his right side, will not pitch again until July 10.

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Fight Results

NEW YORK (Macarthur Stadium) — Buddy Knox, 224, Da on. Se wutpointed Harry Bernsten, 208, Nor (8). ALBANY, N. 'v Willie “pep, 130, Hart-

tord, Conn. knocked out Joey Fontana, 136, New York (5),

e— Kaycee Fans Show Their Appreciation

———— A — KANSAS CITY, Mo. July 2 (U.

its heart today to Carl DeRose, the plucky pitcher who tixned im the

sociation history with a “dead arm,” knowing that it might be the last time he ever would toe the mound. Fans of the Kansas City Blues,

game in which 27 men were re-

{tired in order; sent a steady stream .

of cash contributions to the “DeRose appreciation day committee” and when the presentation is made at Ruppert stadium on the Fourth of July, it may exceed $5000. DeRose will get another chance on that day to toe that riibber in his beloved Blues’ uniform. Buf

fans he will leave for his home in Somona, Cal, where his wife is 111 and will have to have an “opera tion after the birth.of- their. baby. While he is there he will consult with nis old friend, Denny Carroll, former trainer of the Detroit Tigers, . !

Curtis and Raborn Are Mat Victors

Buddy. Curtis, 198, Indianapolis, and Billy Raborn, 192, Atlanta, Ga., combined to win the tag-team wrestling headliner last night at Sports Arena before a gathering of more than 2500. Their victims were Alex Kasa~ boski, 195, Toronto, and Dutch Schultz, 103, Houston, Tex. After Kasaboski had used a Boston crab hold to down Raborn in 20 minutes, Raborn came back - strong and pinned Schultz In six minutes, employing a grapevine. Curtis, former champion weightlifter, won the deciding fall from

using a dropkick. In the opening match, George Strickland, 189, Columbus, O, pinned Frank Clemons, 192, Battle Creek, Mich., with a wrist lock and press. The match lasted 14 minules.

dianapolis in 6:42.43. Pisher is a member of consolidated ay Ey is permitted to compete in! he Rich. Schettler of Indianapolis won the companion 25-lap feature | for slower cars. Lucky - Purnell, also driving an| Ofty, won the opening trophy dash, then staged a hot fight with Pisher, and Carpenter in the opening 10lap elimination race. Bill Evarts of Indianapolis was injured badly enough in a quality-| ing sun when his car smacked a! rail to require hospitalization. A crowd of approximately 5500 watched the show.

Tillman-Harpole blanked Kenning-| ton, 4-0, in the other games played

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League all-sta of his own St. ers, was comp selection of se form the nucle which meets. league conting Chicago, July Pitchers sele pilot were, Ev well of the Rex er, Johnny Sal of the Braves, Dodgers, veter: the Phillies a Brecheen and

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