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Evansville Rookie: Hurls No-Hitter

EVANSVILLE, Ind, July 25 (U. P.).—~Rookie Dick Manville, appear- , ing In his third professional baseball game and his first with the Evansville Braves, held Davenport, Jowa, hitless in a seven inning Three-Eye league game last night. Manville, former Yale university, hurler, was optioned to Evansville by Milwaukee of the American association this week. He had appeared in two games with the Brewers. Only five men got on base for Davenport. Manville walked three and two were safe on errors. Evansville won 6-0. It was the first game of a double-header and was limited to seven innings.

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All-Star Contest To Start Program

Junior Baseball moves into Vietory field tonight for its annual program with a double-header scheduled to start at 6 o'clock. The East-West all-stars tangle in the opener, and Luke Allison's Capitol Oil club meets the Brook side Spartans, managed. by Dan Moriarty in the 8 o'clock attraction. The all-stars represent all the leagues in the 15-year-old division. Thirty-six players were picked by Herman Olsen, Jim Miller and Alonzo Watkins for the Western section and Jim Brown, Joe Gooden and Bill Reagel for the Eastern. The Oilers and Spartans were picked as the standout clubs in the Class A division qf the league. They were finalists in last year’s city tourney in which Capitol Oil gained a 2-1 decision,

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In Midget Field Cars from six states in a record field are entered for tonight's midget auto races at the Indian-

apolis .Speedrome.

Since the East side track established the policy of open compe- | tition, Kenny Eaton of New Castle |and Bob Br ading of Indianapolis "have been staging the closest duel

jin the history of midget racing.

Two weeks | Eaton for 22 I

, Breading chased in a race that

Stores All Over Indianapolis. i | ended with the New Castle pilot

| winning and breaking the 25-lap | record. Last Friday, again the two | Were running hub to hub, with i Eaton just inches ahead of Bread-| ling, when the race was stopped in [the 20th lap because of a crack-up. Earl Sexson, marshal of the track, ' {announced today that the Speed{rome will return to its pre-war | schedule of racing starting next! | week, with races every Tuesday and | Friday nights.

Amateurs SOFTBALL

han Manufacturers league at Municipal

| stadium: 7, J. D. Adams vs. W, J. Holliday; 8:20, Merz Brintering vs. Continental Optical; 9:40, L. Jacobs vs. Capitol Pape

ahr Universal Joie schedule at | Longacre park: 7, Slovenian Home vs. Mitchel-Scott; 8:20, Bouth Side Produce | vs. Little Flower; 9:40, Baikus Tavern vs. | VFW No. 908.

The Hope Merchants, winners of 12 | strai ht games, are seeking an opponent for Rnaay hk Jpdzana olis. Lloya Shep- | herd is of e team and may be Teathed at oso in ope Ind. Last night's scores in the Em-<Roe Ove league at Beech Grove stadium: L.

ling 6; Tires 3, ingan Packers 2; | Mechanics Laundry 3, Yaverowitz Dept. |

Tonight!s schedule in the Em-Roe Cap tol City league at Beech ‘Grove pp 17 p. m., Paper Rackage vs. Gesco Club; Slack vs. Stokol Prod- . Wasson vs. Veterans

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9:30 p ! Air aion. BASEBALL The Fall Creek Athletics and New Au- | gusta Excavating clubs will play a dou- | ble-header SBunday at 49th and Haverford | sts. A's players are asked to report at | noon and the first game will start at 1 | o'clock. Stewart-Warner will play | game against Farm SBuesu at tomorrow at Rhod No. 5?

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Lombardo disclosed that he had

they start the 90-mile grind. Some of the warnings advised him to

urged him to protest to the referee and the American Power Boat association.

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Let them try to stop me.” “They” are a ciique of drivers,

because he moved the race from Detroit after winning the cup, as was his prerogative, But that reason is only a cover up, he insisted, for their anger at his attempts to keep the game clear of professionalism. The band leader asserted that his attempts to keep the boats free of advertising in the interest of amateurism had cost some drivers! their commercial backing and fanned smouldering resentment into a flaming feud. Lombardo pointed out that If the {Gold cup became a commercial] proposition and large manufacturers | gave their support it would freeze out the —small—boat—owners.. who dreamed of taking a crack at the trophy. There are ipectod to be 20 entries in the regatta, 10 of them {rom Detroit, and the defending champion shrugged philosophically at a suggestion that four raging rivals might cause disaster if their tempers [ran away with them at 100 miles per { hour, ‘ : “I've heard that four of them are out to pocket me and, at the very least, keep me there,” Lombardo said. “That's going to be harder! than they think.”

Strikes Out 41; Still Doesn't Win

HANFORD, Cal, July 25 (U. P.. Les Haney of Taft, pitcher for the Reno, Nev. Harold's club softball team today held the world unofficial strikeout record after fanning ¢1 batters in an exhibition game against the Hanford Kings.

Haney pitched 20 full innings—

called in the 21st frame. Pitchers Jim Tackett and Ralph Hobbs of Hanford combined to | strike out 39 batters in the marathon contest,

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“I won't do either,” Lombardo said ©

his tight lips. “If they want to play that way, that’s the way I'll play it. °

Lombardo charged, who are bitter

but got only a scoreless tie to show for his efforts when the game was

Guy Lombardo Is Hearing Sour Notes From Detroit

By OSCAR FRALEY, United Press Sports Writer. NEW YORK, July 25.~Guy Lombardo, a suave Canadian who makes sweet music with a band or a motorboat, charged today that four Detroit drivers are out to “get” him when he defends the International Gold |—After teeing off on 3333 golf balls | —Harry Hart, 42, Tampa (Fla) cup in the 40th cegatta at Rockaway inlet on Aug. 10. .

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‘Fred Davis Hurls Legion No-Hitter

Fred Davis twirled a no-hit game yesterday as Osric Mills Wat{kins blanked Irvington, 5-0 [Legion Junior baseball] game. The Watkins: club is ~ carded against Indialapolis Post No. 4 in today's feature at Riverside No. 1. Other gamés on today's card include Acton vs. Aviation-Firemen at Riverside 2; Irvington vs. Til-man-Harpole at Riverside 4; Broad Ripple vs. “Wayne at Riverside §, and Kennington vs. Greenfield in an exhibition on Riverside 6. The scheduled game between | Robison- Ragsdale and Memorial jas been postponed.

{Racing Schedule:

TONIGH FE At Indianapolis Speedrony, | U. 8. 52 and Kitley ave. At Terre Haute midget Speedway. TOMORROW NIGHT At Greenfield Midgetdrome, 50-lap state championship. At New Castle Fairgrounds, stock| cars.

SUNDAY At Winchester Funk's track, big, cars. Time trials, noon. At Alexandria Armscamp, cars. (Night).

On Beaver Staff ‘CORVALLIS, Ore., July 25 (U. P.). —lLeland Gustafson, Beaver halfback last season, has been named assistant Oregon State | football coach.

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Harry. Hart IKilled in East

PHILADELPHIA, July 25 (U, P.).

in a 12-hour attempt to “ace” a 8uto race driver, was killed last 135-yard hole, Michael Buchka, as- | night when his midget racer sistant professional at the Webster- crashed into the rear of. another Duydley club, looked ruefully at biis- A% the Yellow Jacket speedway.

tered hands today and conceded he| The accident occurred as Hart {was convinced “you can't get a) | emped 3 ats the other car in |hole in one without a lot of luck.” a race before 11,000 persons, inBuchka, cluding his wife, His safety beit

attempting fo win o| broke when his light car cataHart was

Eddie Millette, fired five shots that|Pulted into the air, came within an inch of dropping | irown from the car, which landed |in, one that lipped the cup and an- on top of him.

Hart was well known in Indianther that struck the edge of the JOUER ey tiuek \ apolis and had raced at both the

Six times Buchka's slams hit the|Indianapolis Speedrome and the

| |pin on the third hole of his home aT dnapols Midget Speedway.

club and 12 other shots petered out less than a foot from the can. Shooting at the rate of nearly 300 balls an hour! Buchka plumped about two out of every three drives

Clowns to Meet Memphis Red Sox

Some of Negro baseball's famed

on the green. [Flagess will be in the lineup of the Memphis Red Sox when. they play the. Indianapolis Clowns tomorrow and Sunday nights at 8:30 at Victory field in a two-game Negro American

He remained at the tee from 8 a. |m. to 8 p. m,, stopping only for. .two |soft drinks and two sandwiches. {During the last half of his marathon assault he said he was afraid to stop and rest.

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Brown, Casey. Jones, Red Longley, Willie Wells Jr., Marlin Carter, Fred Bankhead, Pedro Formental, Neil Robinson, Cowan Hyde and Others.

|Four Swimmers Set New U. S. Mark

NEW HAVEN, Conn, July 25 (U.! |P.)~A new American, record for the 800-meter free style relay was! shared -todayby-three-Yale-swim«+ mers and a 15-year-old A. A, U, champion from Phillips Andover academy. Ell Capt. Td Heuber, John: Moore, | Paul Girdes and Young Jimmy Mec- | Lane covered the distance in 9:09. | The old mark of 9:12 was set six years ago today by the Alexander community house, Honolulu. The, world's record is 8:51.5, set by Japan’

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200,000 Notre Dame Ticket Applications Out

NOTRE DAME, Ind. July 25 (U.{' P.)—More than 200,000 applications for Notre Dame football tickets are in the mails, M. Robert Cahill, ticket manager, announced today. The alumni ticket sale opened July 1 and closes today. General public tickets go on sale Aug. 1, These will be for the game at Pittsburgh Oct. 4, Navy Nov. 1 at Cleveland, and the home games against Nebraska Oct, 18, Iowa Oct. 25 and Tulane Nov, 22. There will be no public sale for the Army

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