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Big Toooa Talk a ‘BOSTON, Sept. 4 (U. P).—The | Boston Post, in a dispatch from

THURSDAY, or Big Nine ( gan 1 he Favorit m= San Francisco, said today that Baseball Commissioner. A.B. (Hap=

Pr di % hp a RR RR Te bi Reliables to Face Mallory | by) Chandler snd bis major lesgus lu ris sler re ic % LN Ee \ Ne LN ) : : Salata {executive committee are making 3 a EE ae SE hy X uf Raa Rl In ( ; ity Series Feature |plans to add four West coast cities All will Ro Strong Le : SLE NR i ; ¢ { FIN ENR EN Six of the 15 teams still in «he running for the cit t W ‘he National and. America) nh gs ; 4 Ra ; : X 0 e runr or | city amateur . : SR NE 8 iS 4 ‘ : 0 baseball championship face elimination in Saturday's schedule, drawn jeagues in the not too distant fu

up. at the weekly meeting of the Indianapolis Amateur Baseball assolowa, Hlinois, Minnesota, Ohio a

ciation in city hall last night. Are Listed as Top Challengers

Five of Saturday's contests will be played on Riverside park diamonds, and one each on Brookside and Garfield. South Side Saints, CHICAGO, Sept. 4 (U, P).—Michigan 1s the team to beat today| for the 1947 Big Nine football championship, according to conference!

ABOUT THE SAME

Almost 90% of the cam-

winners in two contests, play Lh- eras and supplies sell for at . bo i At Garfield, two old rivals will victorious qver P. R. Mallory, 5-4. ness that Hoosier Photo coaches who were one day into the annual task of preparing their ling up against each other when — - does? One answer™ Phothe ranking. “Big Nine football ry | wr 4 - " : A - The remainder of Saturday's NOT work.on commisthis year is going to display the line with few reserves. Despite the, ; 3 : % a nchedue is: NEW. YORK, Sept. 4 (U, P..- sfon, but on & salary. f 1 could name every team in the expecting to make up some of the| H " | Moore Moriuaries vs. ‘Tryou's “Tavern, jo. o i have, not something i 5 Pn 1 Big Nine and’ they would be the|loss with Eddie Bray and Jack] . ® 4 J } [Riperside | Do today selected a 34-man irack and high ~ priced. And if ad a . i

coln Chiropractic college at Brook: to gain.a 5-0 shutout victory: Al- the same price at all the {side. © Lincoln lost the only game jjson's outscored South Side Saints, stores. What accounts | played. 6-1, and Linde Air Products were then, for the large busiteams for the new campalign. IKingan Reliables face P. R. Mal- tebe tography is not a sideCoach’ Fritz Crisler's powerhouse, with 27 lettermen, ranked as the| Horan Both teams have a 2-0 Tom Mitchell Named - Hosier Another | ) ' 2 3 outstanding club in the circuit, ‘despite Crisler's hesitancy to accept {record in tourney play. To AAU Track Squad answer: The boys DO best brand of football ever,” he loss of Buddy Young and Julie Ry-| po News” vs. Navy-Marine, Riv. Daniel: J. Perris, secretary of the That means they'll sell said. “Every team will be strong. kovich from the backfield, he was| Aerside 8 ailors vo. ‘Allison Riverside 3, National Amateur Athletic Union, you just what you should i 3 ood Marke . Beech Grove, fie ; nies Al monroe - : ne ie. team to beat.” Pierce, returning from the 1045 | It ttis Food farkels wa ee rove. field squad which wil represent OE 80, ined a Ah,

Engle lodge drew a bye rastern Canada in the second anOnly one | backfield prospects was BobfChap-| Minnesota turned out 84 pros=| | Following Saturday's -games, the rl te Sone] il Ehiact .t 142 °N, PENNSYLVANIA on an error j puis, a senior from Tole who pects, a ns Berle Biers ‘drawing for Sunday pairings will Montreal Sept. 6 HO nance, last year was not only the top man ‘predicled he wou ave ‘ \ 1d in city hall at 7:30. All ; PURDUE PASSERS—When the Boilermakers started football practice at La- held $i Sit v Included on the squad was

ny ground gainer in the Big Nine, but “best line since 1841” he was pessi- | managers whose teams are still in gon Mitchell, Indiana university

also led in total offense. Pairedmistic about the backfield. Coach! f, otte these prospective passers tested their pitching arms. Left to right: Bob Hart- |the running, have been requested hurdler. } ale {gwith him for backfield strength Wes Fesler at Ohio State had 66 f Davt K K Ito attend this session were Pete and Chalmers Elliott, men out, including several name| Man of South Bend, Bil Feloirchar £ of Cleveland, Bob DeMoss o ayton, Ry.. Ren- | inva Pye

J The association's Twilight league ucats Gene Derricotte, and Dick Kempt- stars, but he could see only Michi-| path Gorgal of Paru, Ill, and Gus VanS$ Sant of Mayfield, Ky. DeMoss has been one I ARUN

h d to 1 for ‘the 1 titl h 7 | finished its season last night, with MIDGET 4 ORY. orn, a Canton, O., ace rated as one gan to beat for the league S| af 1c rs | } st two seasons wit a ‘completion average | Dewalt EN iE alos ty, =) of the finest fullback prospects ever) Coach Bob Voigts, another mak- oF the nation's a passers ior he pa P 9 )

¢ to cinch the loop champion at Manages to hit the Big Nine. ing his debut in the league, had f 500. | Lodg i Ry pe x An RACES nt office toe and Ohio: State in challenging po- hopes zoomed with a squad — o, l ; Id series. y * Btions ; ging I Bended by: Burl (Jus) Girard, “On Mitt Card {bow in Marion county tomorrow TOMORROW NIGHT |Tryon's Tavern ‘0 PF = E N H 4 U S. ERS Three knockouts featured ama-| Ben Davis tackles the Hawks at Ben Davis at Decatur Central, [South Sas hid Ta. J 83 X TRIALS, 7:30 the Yankees Andefson yesterday for limberingl Twice-a-day workouts were teur ring action at the South Side d by Cons. nearly 100 prospects at hand, and Sept. 19, a week before the first ight. | Speedway entertains Brownsburg ference competition. two outs in the final inning and the reguies 3 Gi 4 B 1 E ¥ Ste in the third in one bf these. Jerry > * [touchdown and Southport turned in t asday Butler allowed 8impson Studio two 1 $1 for ise ian % £5 as ern ars | McKinney, local 112 - pounder; F in the county until Tuesday, 1 I NEW YORK, Sept. 4 (U. P.).—There was little glory for either pros and George Warren, local welter, The All-Stars failed completely in their attempt to emulate the ers, Golden Gloves and A. A. U.

» N ee | 811 The Newsmen, with Grant i : : ew York While Michigan took the top spot 68 candidates at Northwestern and b See the New Offies Now Driven by cket applicas y , , r contes | Kingan Reliableg the Yankees Towa took a one-day jump pn the freshman sensation in 1944 before [night with “two rivalry contests "FIRST RACE, 8:30 Decatur Central ‘in one of these Warren Central at Southport, Linde Air Products ¥) Chandiey, estimated he would have a good game for most t clubs. Al “Hassell, Indianapolis welter, in the other contest. Teams have been practicing for two strikes on batter Lee Baker, a 12-0 triumph over the Warriors — ——— em - | hits, as Prospect Tavern won, 1-1; 4 SPEEDROME ON U. 8. 52 AT KITLEY AVE.—8600 EAST or collegians today in the New York Giants’ 21 to 0 conquest of the kayoed Bob Kessler of Richmond in!

i to concede y | Elrod pitching one-hit ball won, in preliminary ratings, there were put them to punting and passing Ic ¥ Gr id x votes the rest of the way around drill immediately, Fifty-one fumed Tine noc oll oun Y ri ers e 0 oy FINAL STANDING is ; Bob Breading—Tom Cherry—Leroy Warriner | JBrownsburg at Speedway. {P. R. Mallory that mai league by opening practice Tuesday. he went in service. At Purdue a x Issi g g 1 . avs host to Wars! — ie — Simpson Studio i : up and movies. scheduled at eve¥y institution; with Community center outdoor arena J SOubiiDort plays host W General Adm ssion c Phone IR. 6414 5, 96 for ree Ne a. osm NCSA _ 'fhttened Don Hale of Ft. Wayne Decatur Central édged the Giants their initial tests for a couple of who spoiled his hitless hurling. | stopped Fred™ Johnson, also of In- ast season in the gpener for both BASEBALL Harry Fitch of Kingan Reliables Eastern College All-Stars before 52,102 fans at the Polo Grounds last {he second. ells, Shoi~ | Blanchard and Tucker didn't g¢lthree conversions. However, the etal

rican league lacing Towa, Illinois, Minnesota out at Indiana, while Wis ws Geared for Greater Speed! Pp 8 High school football makes its H. S. Grid Card Iewatt sews Pp {topping the three-game schedule. | Allison ed only for Fifty-six were out under Dr. Eddie squad of 70 reported p Ie the other its game on- | 9. . “no-hitter wit series Seas, At Illinois, Coach Ray Eliot had tapering off slated to begin about last ni Ten Central in) whe other win all of its games in county con-|2-0. Elrod had a no-hitter with last season by virtue of a point after weekd although school did not open In other Twilight finales, George Wd bleach > 5 1 } i 9 )K r te on the 4 u el er S mpressive | dianapolis, in the second round, elevens. Southport went ahead to games Tor nT ry, Home team Woo limited Tryon's Tavern to two hits| Bight. | The top bout went to Bill Rob3 and .410 fa chance to show much against the Giang placekiok artist failed on four CAREER SALESMEN -

in the Heading Crisler's star-gudded team. | Edgewood vs, Armiur, Riverside 3. the U, 8. eastern seaboard against ~ 10 KNOW.

For Reservations

r 4 . rad i" ont becially impressive in victory. back: to punt but the ball went be pointed Jim Callahan of Ft. Wayne;

twe is s and Giant Tackle It was an anticlimactic farewells een. his Jegs and Tom Redmond, 180, Anderson, won Jim White. reedvered for a touch- o : rs for Army's three great backfield from “Red” Cross;- Indianapolis; down. Ken Btrong converted. . i stars, Felix (Doc) Blanchard, Glenn do . \ . Keith Burns; 147, Ft. Wayne, out- : | ‘In the third period the Giants oe ’ Ae Davis and Arnold Tucker, who . - pointed Torpedo Tinsley, Indian- . marched 60 vards to the nine-yard- bias ry Pa o : played what. probably will be their tine. th lost’ t0 the- IT" . Jerry apolis; Ray Germaine, 135, Ft. CKLE | Tast football game. All now go nr oN © Jb JOY Wayne, defeated *George Barnes,

ICES into regular army careers. FUES Jasel. 2 Suorge rranoe Richmond; Don Johnson, 135, In- , Baits Davis played only seven minutes iy the Jast period-on a 59-yard drive Jlanapolis, won from Dori Hartabn, T and 45 seconds before he had 10|climaxed by a 14-yard pass from Com nd Jimmy -McKinney, 112,

of i ! apolis isione 3 / License | be carried from the game with re-'prancis Reagan to Jim Blumen- Marin, Indianapolis, d Stanley UNITION currence of a knee injury, and stock, Strong made the last of the ‘

tollegian team which humbled the Chicago Bears, National league |ight heavy king, over Flash De- : champions, at Chicago two weeks ~~ Pew of Lafayette. 4 ago, and the Giants were not espe- Yards. Bd Alen of Penn, dropped “Dick Roembke, local welter, ‘out-

Repeating Giant line, which was about 20 field goal tries during the game.

Mossberg, & Repeat-

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The first touchdown was a gift After Davis ran the first kickoff

It was the sixth victory for the Giants in seven such games against | Eastern All-Stdrs for the Herald|

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