Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 July 1947 — Page 7

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THURSDAY, | JULY 3

\Don Lash in AAU Track Show .

LINCOLN, Neb, July 3 (Uk “Ay. -—Track and field fans will get an “American slanted * of the M48 Olympic games n the nation's outstan rformers compete in the Nagional A. A. U. meet here and Saturday.

Avvrasiuinaly 300 performers, includin of the stars who will .fepresent Uncle Sam in the Lofidon Olympiad next year, are

events of the two-day meet, Don Lash, Indiana State trooper and former I. U. track star, and Leslie MacMitchell, both Sullivan trophy winners, will compete in the distance races. The distance field also includes Gerry Carver and Curtis Stone, I. C. A. A. A. A. champions in the mile and two‘mile, respectively, and Gil Dobbs, 2¢ flying parson The oy arn fleld will include

ley, Jamaican-born sprinter of the University of Illinois championship squad. - Big Herb, who holds sev-

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By BOB STRANAHAN The llth District American Legion organization will shoot for a “fulls house” at Victory fleld on August 5 for its Junior All-Star baseball game.

meeting of the committee in charge, headed by E, E. Denari, general | Ke chairman, | Rex Dawson, chairman of the ticket committee, said that tickets for the affair will be placed on sale in the sporting goods firms downtown next Monday and in all Ford dealers. Ford is helping the Legion sponsor the junior program. Managers To Pick Managers of the 11 Junior Legion teams in the Indianapolis district will select the all stars and they will compete against Acton’s 1046 champions in a regulation game just

Committee ee Plans for Game Field Aug. 5

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Harpole. Acton vs, Kennington.

action that night already have drawn attention of professional baseball scouts. These lads, who had not reached their 17th birthday by the first of the year, are learning the fine points of the game under

before the Tribe's tilt with Mil-| waukee on the Aug. 5 date. The all stars will be directed by a member of the Indianapolis baseball club and it is possible that the

eral world indoor and. outdoor rec-

ords including the quarter-mile will | signed here that night will be used|ioqmg » {to officiate for the game. Manager | Other world record holders “ne Jimmy Brown of the Tribe is 8 clude Harrison Dillard, who has won product of Legion Junior baseball |

go after the 400 meters tro

every one of his last 19 hurdles races; Lest Seers, high jump; Roy Cochran, 400-meter hurdles. Bob Fitch, discus; and Mel Patton, sprints, Leading competitors in the pole vault include Cornelius Warmerdam, who has topped the 15-foot! mark 45 times, and Earle Meadows, veteran of 1940 Olympic games,

N. D. Players Lose In Clay Court Meet SALT LAKE CITY, July 3 (U.

P.).—~Champion Frank Parker of Los Angeles went into the quarter

finals of the national clay court |

tennis championships today as topheavy favorite to keep the title. Parker defeated Joe Davis, also of Los Angeles, yesterday 6-0, 6-2. Ted Schroeder, also of Angeles, meets Clyde -Hippensteil, San Bernardino, Cal, and the winner of that match plays Bernard Bartzen, Willlam and Mary college. Schroeder, second-seeded in ‘this fournament, was expected to win both matches. Ed Moylan, San Francisco, meets Jim Brink, Seattle, Wash. Moylan whipped Charles Samson, Notre Dame, yesterday, 6-3, 6-4, while Brink defeated Jimmy Evert, Notre Dane, 3-6, 6-4, 6-4.

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Amateur Notes— |

SOFTBALL Results last night in the Bush- Callahan | Industrial league at Municipal stadium Ertel Machine i Citizens Gas & Coke 1 R. Mallory 6, Kramer Corp. 0 L. 8. Ayres 1a Mouldings inc, 3. Scores in the Em-Roe C. Y. O, league at | Beech Grove Holy Rosary 13, Holy Trinity 4. St. Catherine's 9, Sacred Heart 0 Assumption 12, St. Patrick's 0. City Park Twilight league results: Hedges Market 11, age Creek 10 Coleman 23, L. 8. & H. &. Bal Callahan

Wheeler's 1, Central States 0 (forfeit) National Starch 9, Continental Optical 8 Advanes Electrotype 8, Banquet i 6. Y. M. O. A. Church league score Downey Avenue Christian 15, Ivington | Methodist 12. East L t Tenth Methodist 13, Emerson Bap-

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| Schedule for tonight in the Bush-Calla-ihan Commercial league At Municipal sta~ | dium: | 7, V. F. W. No. 2839 vs. Memorial Vets; 8:20, South Side Produce vs. Moose, 9:40, Barbasol vs. Oak Hill Ramblers. | Tonight's card in the Em-Roe Civic league at Beech Grove stadium: | 17, LG. 8. Clutch vs. Yaverwitz; 8:15, |U. 8. Tires vs. Allison;

9:30, Kingan vs. {gshanies Laundry. { Zapal- -Cola girls defeated Belmont girls, 17-12, in a game at Belmont park. Results in the Little 8ix Industrial! league at Eagle Creek park last night | were: Allison Dept. 572 defeated Linde] Air Products, 8-1; Allison Jets split a; double-header winning from Link, ek | Dodge, 9-4, and losing Este | Angus, 7-2.

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a Robison-Ragsdale Wins The Robison - Ragsdale team, {managed by John Hickey, ran its victory string to seven straight in | district competition yesterday with the Help of no-hit pitching by Joe earns, : Kearns fanned 14 batsmen as his team romped to a 15-0 triumph {over Aviation-Firemen at Rhodius park. Centerflelder John Radcliff hit a single, double and triple for the| winners. Robison - Ragsdale must play three dangerous rivals next week, Broad Ripple and Acton, Osric {Mills Watkins. Due to the Fourth of July holiday, no games are | scheduled for tomorrow.

Pirates Sign Son ‘Of White Sox Coach

PITTSBURGH, July 3- (U. P).

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Acme Teigphow JOIN MAJORS —Larry Doby, star infielder for the Newark Eagles of the Negro Na tional baseball league, has been signed by the Cleveland Indians and probably will play Saturday for the American leaguers. Doby is the second Negro player to

be signed by the major leagues.

IHSAA Bans Play In Baseball School

The Indiana High School Athjetic association decreed today that high school students could not - participate in a St. Louis Cardinal baseball school at Ane derson without losing their -eligibility. Commissioner L. V. Phillips said I. H. 8. A. A rules permit students to attend baseball schools not connected with professional baseball. “But the I. H. 8. A. A. considers tryouts a part of contract negotiations,” he added. Cardinal scouts Buddy Lewis, Fred Hawn and Eddie Ries will conduct the camp at Anderson in co-operation with the Anderson park department and police department July 17-19.

Frank Stranahan of Toledo, O,

yesterday with his first rpund = properly today and needed strokes going out and 39 | in for his 11 over par total. Whilé* his two-round total will be good .enough to qualify him for the low 40 who will play the final 36 holes tomorrow, it was sure to be at least a half dogen | strokes, and probably more, from the lead. Bulla Recovers Johnny Bulla of Phoenix, Ariz, recovered from his bad: round of yesterday, when he shot an 80, and carded a 72 today, which gave him a two-round total of 152 and a’ sure spot in the final play. Bulla, twice runner-up for the Open, needed only 36 strokes for each nine today as he regained his touch. A third American, 8. Sgt. Charlie Jennings of Medford, N. J, had another bad day, shooting a 79, which gave him a 36-hole total of 182 and appeared certain to eliminate him from the final 36 holes of play.

Janzaruk to Coach La Porte High Gridders

LA PORTE, Ind, July 8 (U. P). -~John D. Janzaruk, former football star at La Porte hich school, returned to his prep school alma mater today to take over the reins as head football coach. Janzaruk, a former member of the Indiana university backfield squad, succeeded Carl Heldt who resigned recently to coach at Oregon university. He previously coached at Indianapolis Manual and Cathedral and was mentor at New Castle last

year,

Stranahan Slips in Second |] Share Honors Round of British Open Shor

" HOYLAKE, England, July 3 (U. P).~The U. 8. chances of win-' ning the British Open golf championship faded some mara today when | who led the U, 8. contingent yesterday, shot a second round 9 for a 36-nole age:-Baie Oi Lue. The American amateur star, who was only two strokes off the pace

couldn't get his clubs functioning

[Racing Schedule TOMORROW At Indianapolis Speedrome, U. 8. 52 and Kitley ave, midget cars. (Night) | At Winchester, Funk's Speedway, 100-lap midget race (2730 p. m.). At Salem, blg cars, AAA sanction. Time trials at noon, At Bloomington, big cpr, time trials at 4:30 pm, SATURDAY At New Castle, Mt. Lawn track,

stock cars (night), _— Greenfield, midget cars (night). ~avida SUNDAY

At Rockville, Jungle Park speedWAY, big cars, time trials 12:30 pm, (CDT), " At Alexandria, Armscamp speedway, midget cars’ (night). At Kokomo, et oars, track opening Ig (night).

Grid Game Shifted

VILLANOVA, Pa, July 3 (U.P). ~~ Transfer of the VillanovaGeorgetown football game from Nov, 15 to Friday night, Nov. 14, was announced today by the Rev. Edward B. McKee (O. 8. A.) moderator of athletics. The game will be played in Shibe park as the final home game of the Villanova season,

Inks Pro Contract

‘PHILADELPHIA, July 3 (U. P). ~Francis P. (Chink) Crossin, ome of the greatest basketball players jb University of Pennsylvania, has signed by the Philadelphia Warriors of the Basketball Association of America.

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With a field of 263 golfers participating in the event, Fred Wam-| pler Jr. and Charles (Chuck) Loyal turned in par-equalling scores of 71 to share first place in the second annual L. Strauss Co. tourney at the Speedway links yesterday. Two other entrants, George!

Humphrey and Mike Lee, finished in another deadlock with net totals of 63.

Wampler and Lloyd will engage *

in a sudden death playoff tomor«| row starting at 9 a. m. Humphrey and Lee will play 18 holes for the net prize, starting at 10 a. m. The junior winner was Bob Ludlow of Butler, whose card of 73 was four better than Ellis Brown's 77. Jim Faust topped. the junior net division with a 64 and Jim Jordan was next in line with a 65. Fred Wampler 8r. toured the) course In 89 strokes, which was good enough to give him and his

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PITTSBURGH, July 3 (U. .P). —Harvard-educated Robert Murphy's abortive baseball guild received a virtual death blow today when a charge of unfair labor

baseball club was dismissed by the Pennsylvania Jaber 1 labor Telations board.

Braves s Sign Sign Schoolboy BOSTON, July 3 (U. P.y. — The Boston Braves have announced the signing of schoolboy pitcher Norle Roy, 18, of Waltham.

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