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Place In Peril At ‘Minneapolis 2
Indians Drop Second Tilt In Row to Saints, 10-7 Lead Sixth-Place Millers by 2":
. 1 Games, Trail Columbus by 14 program in the city water polo MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., Aug. 21. ~The Indianapolis Indians will open tourney at Garfleld park tomorrow
Games Carded
Rex Mays, the devil-may-care “Mr. Leadfoot”
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Four Water Polo ‘Rex Mays, Up to His Ears s In Midget Racing, Cashes In. es Swit
By JAMES E. WALTERS, ng - Sports Writer,
Tune Up for AU
Four games form the opening’ racing doesn't drive the midgets himself, but his midget racing cars CHICAGO.Aug. 21 (U.P) ~The| are strictly “big business” and bring him a net profit in five figures sream of Anferica’'s women- -swim- |
mers, challenged by two slars from |
s two-day stand against the Minneapolis Millers this evening that could night under the sponsorship of the | Twice nat 1 » - | put them back in the fight for the first Avision or seriously imperil city recreation department and L. apollis Ave national sh Apion and 4 Jerentinl SOulendr In Ihe rium! Holland, went through final tuneup | their fifth-place standing in the association. Strauss & Co. : | midgets. But he said he: had only, drills today preparing for the an- | Two straight losses to St. Payl dropped the Tribe 1'; games behind! The games have been moved) » ¥ [nual. National A. A. U. women's {piloted the “scooters twice. | ; fourth-place Olusiis, a and ad today the Redskins were only 2! games in from Ellenberget park to Garfield ™ ,. op iciness man, he's up to the! swimming championships opening in matter how front of the sixth theplase Mis T ibe Bo S park in order to avoid interference oq rc in them. : Washington park pool tomorrow. he can put The story of last night's defeat n X core with the usual swimming periods.’ nroce’ owns two midgets, both U. S. Olympic coaches were ex-| ight against at St. Paul was almost the same’ INDIANAPOLIS {Part of the pool will be roped off powered by Offenhauser engines pected to watch tlie results closely 1947 college as the evening’ before as. the In- _ . 2 R hoax for the tourney contests, but thei ,.4 nuilt to his specifications at a to gain a tip-off on possible Amer-| ed to defeat. dians fought back unsuccessfully in| (Shuai Boa. 43 i 1 4 1 "gremainder of the pool will be open |, of more than $8000 each. The fcan strength for the 1948 Glymples. of how big & ng ninth inning. The Tribe lost Weatherly, cf . I 1.5 0 lito swimmers while the games are .o.s race five times a week and in London, wants the last night's battle, 10-7. Guintin If 1 1 1 o olbeing played. his ace driver, Mel Hansen, has The American swimmers, led’ by oe sald. “It | 3 Doubles for Weatherly Lint 0 1 1 3. Y Tomorrows program, which will been winning between $1500 and Ann Curtis of San Francisco, queen : fdd | The bright spots in'the evening/Howard © o ¢ o oUetermine the finalists for Satur-iga900 each week: this summer. of the U. 8. stars, faced a serious | reasons for for the Redskins were the hitting/ aris, ° 6 ei ¢ ul day's championship contest at 7:30 Bad Accident lchallenge from the two Dutch en-| oy, | ! of Roy Weatherly, who collected Barrett, 'p 0 ¢ o 1 opm, follows: 6 p.m, Garfield V8. ya year one of the Mays’ mid- trants. trouble with three doubles. in four piate ap- | Balin § 9 9 © oRhodius No. 2; 6:45 p.m, Longacre gets won $28,000, and he believed Since 1922 when Hilda James, | Glenn Davis pearances, and the two-run homer! y vas ar vs. Rhodius No. 1; 7:30 p.m., Ellen-| pis net after expenses on that one Liverpool, England, won the 300-| | Totals 3 17 10 24 8 lperger vs. India lis Athletic yard individual medley, no foreigner Bob. Feni- by Ben Guintini that helped put| Howard ran for Riddle in eighth napo etic| machine was $10,000. He believed play, Charlie | Indianapolis away to a 3-0 lead in Kalin batted for Barrett in eighth |club; 8:15, winner of 6 p.m. game| that income alone would place him has won an American women's outs sble to. play. | the first inning " ST. PAUL vs. winner 6:45 p.m. game. © among the top five in midget win- door title. That record appeared in| Julie Ryko- % "But that lead "didn't hold up long. Rackley, rf HQ 4 ® _Garfleld is defending champion. pings. danger this week. Ye a | The Saints pecked away for two Fallon, 2h 1 1 2 0 L. Strauss & Co. will present indi-' This vear one of the cars had a Holland's Nel Van Vliet, unofficial | ls. i runs in the second and tied the Tipton, It. F.3d 0 vvidual medals and a team trophy to pad accident on the West coast, holder of every ory breastroke ys we've been { count at 4-all at the end of four Douglas; ib 2 10 8 othe winners this year, and another put both vehicles are in the Mid- mark, arrived yester ay to compete, een with us i innings. Two singles, a Walk, & Youngiais i 43 Strauss trophy will be. given the west now and Hansen drives them tnd sne Agureq os a cinch to Wake chard didn't | double by Fallon and a triple by Gabbard p 0 © po runners-up. more or less alternately. ‘Rex Mays a Jeast one title back to the conHe won't be Sni \ . f yp ht “As soon as we get them both in . «iunent, "» Sider OY fou move Totals 5 8 10 14 gr " Honolulu Stars perfect shape, I'm going to get an- he said. “And the drivers and The second Dutch girl is Mrs singing the | which uprising Indian ‘starter Bob INDIANAPOLIS 39 s00 102 = other driver and race them both owners like them, too. Irene Van Feggelen, Netherlands ne all-Amer- Mallo ywas replaced by Red Barret. ig TW eo I Get by 1st Round at once,’ Mays said. The other “With the midgets I've got suf: backstroke champion, who yesterd his knee Barrett eventually yielded to Manny Bestud k. Gabbard, Nitcholas. wo-base WICHITA, Kas. Aug. 21 ‘U. P).— driver, he added, won't be Rex ficient parts to do a complete over- day announced her retirement after t and never | Peres in’ the ninth inning. " hits Weatherly 3. Nit anjaee. Home Tan The Honolulu Stars, first team from Mays ; haul overnight and we can be rac- 13 years of competition, Although e's definitely | Both Indianapolis and - St. Paul ;Svptinl. Stolen base—Rosenthal, Dou. beyond the continental limits of the Midgets ‘are here to staf, Mays ing for money again the night after She has been less spectacular than nimore, an- | scored in the seventh, and the Fallon. Youngtians as. Bestuaik | United States to participate in & believes, although he can't visualize We have trouble.” Miss Van Vliet, her 100-meter back erican . from Salita ‘added. their 10th run in the Puepke and ‘Douglas, deft, on ‘bases In- national baseball congress tourna- their displacing championship rac- That's what Mays is doing won| IKE UF 18 Hinlt * second Suster also was out eighth. Off Maljoy 3. Barrett 2, Gabbard 3 pliten. ment, were past the first hurdle on ing, of the time when he isn't traveling e American stars Two Runs in Ninth 2 Peres 2 Nitch8las 4. Hits -Off Malloy the Yond 'W "We tourney crown: lo. Crowds Love 'Em from track to track, tinkering with had a prob- Th : n 5% innings, Gabbard 3 in 3 (pitched day. * “The crowds love the midgets the midgets and planning a “revelue Indians managed two more to th third), B 3 1 ad there was runs in A a on a single Nitcholas 7 in 8. Perez 2 in 1. Wild piteh The Hawaiian team won its open- because it's thrilling to watch a tionary” mew four-cylinder super-| Burr Bald- : 8" | ~Nitcholas Passed bajls—Riddle 2. Win- ing game last night, defeating the dozen or so cars roar around al (charged motor. 1 by Pete Castiglione, Weatherly’s Bing pitcher Nitcholas., Losing pitcher Oak Park, ul, Fords, 10 to 7 1.tratk tw d th abreast, ' 8 ar, will start third double, an error and a wild Hicks, Tima2:42 Raa het 3601 ung a Sina rpc) WO ne a TEE Ru Tenn He and Hansen are so busy keepLeahy said, 1 pitch before the game ended. Tribe Battin ing both cars in mechanical shape wa————y, | Johnny Gabbard started on the 9 : Fishermen Set U Howl [that they use Rex’ converted army NE mound for the Saints and was res- riddle 5 193 17 3 RE |AT-6 plane to fly from track to cued after three innings by Otto Rosenthal 44 148 26 51 25 .345 At Rn kl 4 db track. o Kalin 68 185 24 0 37 124 . Nitcholas. Guinn 103 368 58 113 38 307 eC ess pee oats “Besides being faster,” Mays said, | The Association third-place fight Jaucl. IND Ma “it's safer. There are too many became red hot with the Columbus Castiglione 113 4 12 131 31 (33 A mounting feud between speed- men who like to drop their lines goof drivers on the Righway,” Red Birds gnly a half-game behind | Moran 122 458 6 123 58 2H boat operators and fishermeg on undisturbed, the speedboat situation —— Milwaukee today a lor Si % 13% i 25 /Indiana lakes today drew a warn- was pointed up earlier this week by — Columbus defeated Milwaukee last 5:0%R «ooo + 168 i a1 a8 from Se fish and Seine Avision the deaths of two youthful swim- Top Race Drivers p night, 8 to 6, and moved to Kansas Williams a 2 4 2 1s that speed artists may be anging 'mers, run down by a speedboat in ox A : Home Runs—Guintini 15, Weatherly, 14, themselves with their own rope. Cedar lak In 3-Da Meet City for a series today while andres 11. Kalin 7. Mo 5. Ridd! A Bay , : ar lake. , PAID ] Milwaukee entertained last-place Rosenthal 4 Jarvis 4 An oe 5 Ge Don Hughes, division director, said “There's room for everyone on } Jy Aug. 21 (U, Po | Toledo. : ol Nay allett. siiglione o weau,. De had sent conservation officers 0 our lakes,” Hughes said, “but unless CKLE In other games, Kansas City SY 8° He 5 Gumtint” 8. Kalin " several lakes where complaints had this buzzing of fishérmen is stopped America’s top dirt track auto racing overwhelmed Toledo. 14 to 8; and enthal, Lint. h ngres own, Ros- pean received on “reckless driving” land speedboats start giving them drivers began competition in a three-| Minneapolis shaded Louisville, 3 “rwo-Base Hits Weatherly 21 Castis- tactics by power boat owners..Long wider berth, I'm afraid the speéd-‘day A. A. A. automobile racing “meet to 2. 17, Guintini 15, Wentzel 14. Mauch 12 |& source of resentment from fisher- boats are going to be in trouble by today, {Riddle 7, Kalin 7, Brown ‘4, Rosenths etme » ’ Murtaugh Homers 4 Jarvis 3 William 2, Nagy Jerez. . John Cobb ‘Coasts’ oe ime another legislature rolls The ‘races, held in conjunction y ’ y 3 © en ASeS— ow nN entze D3my Muraushs two-run Homer i 3: Weatherly 3 “andier 3, Jarvis 3 Wawases Policed with the Wisconsin state fair, will] V rs roun as iglione 2, uch 2, osenthal 2 ' =f | tripper were not enough to catch “¢'°" To Mile at 334 MPH State police now operate a power feature machines and drivers who 5951 Columbus at Milwaukee. The Red Tribe Pitching BONNEVILLE SALT FLATS, boat on Lake Wawasee but enforc- starred in the Indianapolis 500-mile hig i 8e : Birds pounded four pitchers for 10 Ww tpn BBSO Utah, Aug. 21 (U. P).—A sudden ment of “reckless driving” laws on race. ies i hits in getting seven runs in the Yiov ----o:-o n 811d; 168 64 51 cirong wind today forced John other lakes is up to the fish and| Four five-mile races were sched-| $3.98 f | first five innings and one in the Tost 11 10 11144 180 47 a Cobb to give up for the day his game division's uniformed officers. luled for the opening day to be; ees i eighth. Perer es 5, 3 a % gt yd racing on the Bonneville Speedway Present laws permit unrestricted climaxed with a 20-lap feature race $22.50 Despite a big early lead. Marius |Barrest 3 i 106s, ia} 31 Wi {after he ocasted through the meas- operation of speedboats, withinlaround the one-mile oval. ns 5-Foot Russp was driven from the mound|jnr LE 1x 122 81 % ured mile at 33426 m.ph. on one limits of caution and safety, on! Sprint races will be run tofor the Blues in the fifth inning Hallett =... ma 11 104%; a2 48 45 33, trial. lakes larger than 325 acres. {morrow and the national championwhen Toledo made SIX runs. i hes 2 Wilke jose 1 Gornick: lost 1. The wind was so strong that Cobb! On smaller lakes, Hughes said ship A. A. A. 100- mile classic is
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7 Softball Games
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—— the eighth supplied the winning On Card Toni Iv | The trial speed was well under re margin. The home club made 17, 9 the record of 369.7 m.p.h. that Cobb particularly fishermen, is growing, land Duke Dinsmore of Osborne, O. hits to 12 for the Hens. Seven games are scheduled oy vie established in 1939 with the same however, for additional restrictions | Rex Mays of Glendale, Cal; Bill Line Earl McGowan matched left MArion County softball association's! "mo probably will return to the and tighter speed limits on all lakes, [Holland of Bridgeport, Conn.; Ted); I handed slants with Clem Dreisewerd “00Ual neqlopolitan area tOurna-' ga... saturday morning for a realhe added. Most of the trouble could Horn of Paterson, N. J. and Duke|| pools and came out on top at Min-| jms et. Stadtum:. 6:30. wp jBSEAUlL OD the record and has highl!be avoided, Hughes concluded, if/Nalon of Los Angeles will race inf ... 1.55 neapolis. ~The Miller pitcher] Wasson Co. . w Holy Rosary: b, 4, st. hopes of making 400 m.p.h. ali concerned would adopt a policy | the 100-mile event Sunday. i . a 8 ackett's e, § 005e- — ests het a — 3 5 latiered sigh te over the route velt Inn vs. P. L Jacobs & Co. 10°15, The car sourided more powerful “live and J let live.” ve . i he Colonels after New Augusta vs. Link-Beit, . during the few seconds that ool rer COMMERCIAL REFRIGERATION ren 2.00 allowing two runs in the first in- ve a Be Los had the motors wide open—than it Fight Results FOR EVERY PURPOSE 2.30 | ning. “Clutch vs. Merz Engineering, 9, Billings did eight years ago. By UNITE soe { lb Hospital vs. J. D. Adame Co er —— y D PRESS [i p bp) | | . | Results of last night's games: NEW YORK (Jamaica Arena) Charley FEI: NLT Toh fA Blackburn Is Shrine Varre, 139, New York. stopped Pai Scan- :
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