Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 March 1948 — Page 30

RTS ROUNDUP

By EDDIE ASH

FRESH FROM TEXAS. , Back on his throne at Victory Field after visiting the Indianapolis Indians’ Victeria (Tex) training camp, Ted Sullibusiness manager,

cal condition be- { fore they head” | North, ’

also predicted

Tribesters before the curtain goes Al Lopez up on the American Association's 1948 season. . . . Sullivan gave Victoria a big hand for its training facilities and the hospitality of the townspeople. . . . He addressed five luncheon clubs there in one week and was impressed by Victoria's enthusiasm for league baseball. . . . When the Indians and the St. Paul Saints meet in an éxhibition game Saturday it will be the first tiit between leaguers played in Victoria since 1922, when the New York Ciants and Omaha clashed. . . . Count it up, 26 years ago. ... As a matter of fact, Victoria, in south Texas, virtually is virgin territory for league pastimers.... Sullivan said Manager Al Lopez is pleased with the camp setup and also with the early conditioning of the veterans and the youngsters under his wing. . . . Sullivan described the Tribe's new skipper as a tireless worker, which only can mean that players making the team will have to keep hustling. 5 =» ' HE CHOOSES BASKETBALL .. . Ernie Andres, the Indianapolis Indians’ 1947 third sacker, is not likely to get in any training in the South. , . . It is said his basketball contract with the local Kautskys’ pro basketball team ties him ‘up ‘through April 11 . . . and the Indians will be home on April 18. ., . . They will depart Victoria on Mar. 28 and “play their way North” in stops at Southern Association cities.

7 o » IT'S IN BUSH'S LAP ... The guess is that the Andres’ problem will be turned over to Tribe President Ownie Bush to dispose of as he chooses. . . . However, similar conditions prevailed st spring and the third sacker was

to join the Indians

permitted after they returned from the

South. . . , But in the event that

Manager Lopez turns up with another capable third baseman, look for Andres to be sent elsewhere. « «+ This is a different year and a different manager.

2 ” ” SEND HIM ALONG... Stan Rojek and Pete Castiglione are running a close race for the shortstop assignment with the Pirates, says the news from the Pittsburgh spring camp in Hollywood, Cal. . . . However, Castiglione is believed not to be quite ready for the big show and is expected to be returned to the Indianapolis Indians for another year of Triple-A seasoning.

” » ~ PASTEBOARD BUSINESS . .. There's a “double” brisk ticket sale under way at the Victory Field offices. . . . In addition to dishing out ducats for the Indians' American Association opener against the Kansas City Blues on the night of April 15, the office staff also is receiving daily orders for the Indians’ exhibition

Yankees here dn the afternoon of April 14,

” ”n ” FIVE YEARS, TWO HOMERS . .». In five seasons in the major leagues, Dick Culler, shortstop, hit only two home runs. ... He saw service with the White Sox, Athletics and Braves, . . . Now he’s with the Cubs. . . . Evidently Culler never mastered the trick of hitting the rabbit ball on its rubber nose.

” o o ON THE ICE... The Detroit Red Wings of the National Hockey League are on the threshhold of garnering several individual achievements. . . . Harry Lumley as the “stingiest” goalie, Tommy Ivan. as big league doach-of-the-year, and Jim McFadden as rookie-of-the-year. . . . Ivan coached the Indianapolis Caps last season and Lumley is a former Hoosier Cap net minder.

” o ” RING INVESTMENTS ... Jersey Joe Walcott’'s purchases since last December's bout with Joe Louis include a new car (the big-money type),r three houses and furnishings for them, and he also banked a big roll as a fund for the education of his six children. . . . The heavyweight title challenger is showing good judgment in the distribution of his sudden wealth.

~ Ohio State Net Coach

Considering UCLA Offer

- College Scores

COLUMBUS, O,, March 11 (UP)—William H. (Tippy) Dye, head Ohio State University basketball coach, said today he was considering an offer to coach at the University of California at Los Angeles. Dye will discuss the matter further when he meets Wilbur Johns, UCLA athletic director, at the National Basketball Coaches Association convention in New| += De York City March 21-22. 4 The vacancy was created retently when. Johns moved up|! from head basketball coach into the athletic directorship. When contacted by reporters concerning the offer, Dye said he was “certainly going to consider it.” He added that he had also discussed the matter with Richard C. Larkins, Ohio State athletic director. : It was understood here that the Bruins had made Dye an “attrac-| tive offer.” Johns approached him while he and his Buckeye basketball squad were on the West Coast during the Christmas holidays in 1946, Dye said. Dye succeeded Harold G. Olsen as head basketball coach for the 1946-47 season. His team only won’ seven out of 20 games that season, but this season, his allsophomore five won 10 out of 20, including a victory over Michigan, Western Conference champions.

El Mono, Fervent Head Tropical List

CORAL GABLES, Fia., Mar. 11 (UP)—Daniel Lamont’s El Mono|

and Calumet Farm's Fervent head the 18 horses named for Tropical | Park's $30,000 added double event, the first division of which| will be run on Mar. 20. Others entered in the mile-and- | an-eighth twin event included Wolford Farm's Delegate, winner] of last Baturday's Coral Gables | Handicap; Calumet’'s Faultless;!| Arnold Hanger’'s Harmonica; E.| E. Voynon’s Stud Poker; Bermill | Farm's Bug Juice; Andes Stable’s Beauchef; Mrs. I. Tuzenow’s Balanced; J. Benson's Bimont; Mrs. A. Wickfield's Cable; Mrs. L.| Wolf’s Childeri¢, and Red Pom-| pon; F. W. Hooper's Colosal; vd Ne EaYone Dy O'Sullivan; 1a camp in Cuidad Trujillo, Domins ere Jacques; oe ge font Noble's Kay Gibson, and Valley, a Reuile, lg S50 {asl away View Farm's Superwolf. trom home plate.

Average. 10 Birds Trautman Approves BOISE, Ida. Mar. 11 (UP)--A 98th Minor League survey conducted by Idaho's fish| and game department biologists Tt and made public today shows the average southern Idaho pheasant

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REMEMBER 7—Al Gionfriddo, whose specialty is catching flys against the fence, demonstrates that the Dodgers’ center field wall in their training

ie newly

hunter killed 10 birds last fall, |58th minor league to be approved Minneapolis . {by President George M. Traut- | Tri-Cities wha iene as man of the National Association INDIANAPOLIS ....'. .

lof Professional Baseball Leagues Clark 61, Providence 53. The league, Trautman Fordham 72, Canisius 71, Yale 78, Trinity 59. Byracuse 72, Niagara 58,

iplayer limit, Rutgers 94, Bucknell 53. i

Imonth salary limit for clubs. | Addition of the six clubs com . NAIB TOURNAMENT Loulsville 82, Kansas State Teachers 66. famline 70, Gonzaga §5. ndiana St. Teach. 82, Brigham Young 68. Manhettan 52 Southern Illinois 42, avier §7, Connecticut Teachers 35. Beloit 78, Lawrence Inst, 62. Ean Jose 74, Marshkll 73 (overtime).

SKATING TONIGHT NO HOCKEY GAME

‘to 438, Trautman said.

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Entry List Boosted to 12 For Classic

Parquet Seats Still Available

31 classic. The latest additions are Murrell Belanger’'s two four-cylinder ears and Dick Cott’s four-cylin-

|percharged Maserati,

and Lowell, has selected Tony Bettenhausen of Tinley Park, Iii, as one of his drivers. Snowberger of Detroit wil pilot |Cott’s Maserati that will be |known again as the Federal Engineering Special. Two Favorites Earlier entries for the 500-Mile run were Lou Moore of Sherman {Oaks, Cal, three cars; H. C. {(Cotton) Henning of Indianapo[lis, two; W. C. (Bud) Winfield of La Canada, Cal. two, and E. J. Walsh of 8t. Louis, one. Both Bettenhausen and Snowberger are favorites among Speedway fans. Snowberger has participated in 15 Indianapolis |races . since his local debut 20 years ago and finished among the top 10 on five occasions. Bettenhausen, one of the nation’s outs standings midget drivers, will be making his third bid for victory after failing to finish on either of his previous attempts because of mechanical trouble. Veterans Named Although drivers for the other Belanger and Cott cars have not yet been selected, veterans already=have been named for all but one 6f the earlier 1948 entries and the Jist consists of Mauri Rose, Bill Holland, Ted Horn, Cliff Bergere, Chet Miller, George Connor and Walt Brown. Individual chair seats in the parquet section on the main stretch and - reserved bleacher seats on the turns still are avalilable at the Speedway office.

Walcott's Showing

An even dozen race cars were| entered in the annual 500 Mile race today with the announce-| ment that two more twin entries! have been-nominated for the May | :

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Bettenhausen, Snow Named to Drive In 500 Rac

THEY'LL TRY AGAIN—Russ Snowberger (left) of Detroit and der car and an eight-cylinder su-| Tony Bettenhausen of Tinley Park, Ill, were named today to pilot | cars in the 500-Mile Speedway Race May 31. Snowberger, who first | Belanger, who operates auto-| raced here in 1928, will drive an eight-cylinder Maserati for Dick with the champion New York mobile agencies at Crown Point Cit of Detroit. Bettenhausen will drive one of two entries nomi- | nated by Murrell Belanger. Neither driver has ever won the classic. Russell; It will be Bettenhausen's third attempt.

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Rochester Royals are entertained

has a position slightly behind Don Otten of Tri-Cities in the total-points-scored statistics. You have to look halfway down the list before you get to the Kautskys’ high point man. Leo Klier, George Glamack and Bruce Hale place 18, 20 and 21 on the National Basketball League list,

Sheboygan Loses

If the Kautskys can find the net tonight as they have done against Minneapolis and Anderson in the last two home games, Arnie and company are apt to have a hard time. The next three games are likely to tell the tale for the Kautskys —whether they are in or out pf the money. Each loss by Sheboygan is an Indianapolis gain, and the Redskins have a tough closing schedule. Sheboygan is holding the last playoff spot in the Western Division with a one-gime lead over Kautskys. The third-place Ft. Wayne Zollner Pistons gained half a game on the idle leaders of the Eastern Division of the league last night by defeating Sheboygan, 62 to 53, at Ft. Wayne. |

Arnie Risen, Royals Face Kautskys Tonight

Arnold Risen, who was running a good race for Indianapolis’ most popular pro basketball player while he was here, will make his first appearance in the Butler Fieldhouse since he was sold, as the

Little “Arnie” will try tonight to boost his scoring average against some of his old teammates.

Si [held Walcott even in the first

' 'the fight did he land a hard blow |

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; Tinsley ‘Is Appointed |

© succeeded Bernie Moore as head

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CHICAGO, Mar. 11 (UP)--| It was the Pistons’ 19th consec- | Ring observers who watched Jer-|utive home victory, a new record sey Joe Walcott win a close de-|for the league. The Pistons led cision from Austin Johnson in ajall the way, with a half-time four-round exhibition match margin of 33 to 25. agreed that the challenger will] John Pelkington of Ff. Wayne need a lot more stuff when he|was high scorer with 14 points. meets Champion Joe Louis next/Max Morris and Les Deaton June. y shared honors for Sheboygan Walcott made his first appear-| with 10 points each. ance since losing a split decisio.i| Syracuse handed the downtrodto Louis last December. The dis-|den Flint Dow Chemicals their appointing crowd which paid|/47th defeat in 5 $4484.60 to see last night's exhi- night, trouncing the Chemics, 71 {bition was not impressed by the|to 59, al Flint. The victory left 'challenger’s performance. | Syracuse 1, games out of fourth | Johnson, undefeated in place and a spot in the Eastern Division playoffs. In a strictly Western Division game, the Oshkosh All-Stars replaced Tri-Cities as second-place team in the circuit, defeating the Blackhawks, 68 to 56, at Oshkosh. Only .001 percentage point separates the two teams, which have been leap-frogging over one another for the past several weeks.

1946,

round, although he didn’t throw a | punch. Walcott was missing fre- | quently. | In the final three rounds Walcott connected as often as not, and Johnson showed no inclination - to fight until late in the final period. | Despite Walcott’s punching in

55 games .last|®

tonight by the Kautskys.

At present the rangy center

Barons Unbeaten In Last 22 Games

By United Press American Hockey League teams today had only five chances left to stop the Cleveland Barops, unbeaten in their last 22 games, The Barons, disregarding the “law of averages,” racked up number 22 in grand style, smothering the Philadelphia Rockets last night, 11 to 0. The victory, which tied an American League shutout record, moved the highflying Barons into a comfortable eight-point lead over idle Buffalo. In other games played last night, Springfield swamped Providence, 10 to 6, and Hershey managed a 3-3 tie with St. Louis. The Barons started slowly in their game at Philadelphia, scoring only two goals in the first period. They gave Philadelphia Goalie, Paul Corteau, a merciless pounding with five in the second and four in the last period. Roy Kelly, Johnny Holota and Roger Gagne scored two goals to lead the parade.

On the Ice AMERICAN HOCKEY LEAGUE Eastern Division W L T Pts. G OG Providence ..... L837. 28 4 78 313 265 New Haven ..... 20 27 17 65 238 214 Hershey Pe 22 29 13 57 218 254 Philadelphia . 20 39 5 45 238 317 Soringfleld ...... 1333.74 4 287 Washington 16 40 6 38 210 319 Western Division w T Pts. G Cleveland ....... 39 13 11 89 302 181 NERlo iis 39 21 3 81 2X7 222 Pittsburgh «+. 34 17 12 80 225 162 INDIANAPOLIS .. 80 27 6 66 265 231 8t. Louis 1 30 10 52 227 261

SULTS LAST NIGHT Cleveland 11, Philadelphia 0. Springfield 10, Providence 86. Hershey 3, Bt. Louis 3 (tie), ! NEXT GAMES | Tomorrow—New Haven at Washington.

Eastern Cage Squad Gets 3 More Players

NEW YORK, Mar. 11 (UP)— Three more players were named today for the Eastern College All-Stars who will meet a picked

‘the last rounds. he wasn’t able to {hurt Johnson. Only twice during

Red Grange Re-elected

CHICAGO. Mar. 11 (UP)— and both times Johnson shook Harold (Red) Grange, (off the punch and came out fight- {University of Illinois and pro-

Walcott weighed 202 and Johnson reached 196.

Senna

was announced today.

LSU Football Coach .

| BATON ROUGE, La., Mar. 11 |(UP)—Gaynell Tinsley, former ‘Louisiana Staté star, today

!football coach at Louisiana State University’ | Tinsley, 33, moves up after [serving five years as end coach |at LSU. Moore resigned after 13 |years at the university to become {Southeastern Conference Com|missioner. | Tinsley, a Haynesville, La., naitive, was an all-America end at ‘LSU during 1935 and 1936.

Pro Basketball

NATIONAL LEAGUE Eastern Division

Boston, outpointed Evan

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NEW YORK (Jamaica Arena)-Jimmy | erring, 181%, New York stopped Frankie Dell, 144, Brooklyn (3).

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Western Squad te Face!

Eastern Glovers

By EDDIE ASH Times. Sports Editor

Willie Clemmons, Indianapolis| cial League

Golden Gloves heavyweight champion who lost out in a close fight last Friday in the Western Gloves

intercity team.

This squad of Western “simon | pets rose Indishenois amateur knuckledusters Byron Sum will clash with the pick of the|jonn Fen

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Eastern Golden Glovers in New Howard Caulfield, Federal Employees. York's Madison Square Garden, ¢ - {John Kiesel, Indianapolis Mar. 22, It's an annual East John Klose], po!

West battle.

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THURSDAY, MAR. 11, 19

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Following them in the lineup was George Rickey with a 665 in the Knights of Columbus League at Dezelan’s. for the Hoosier Optical squad, Rickey had games of 184, 249 and 232. At Pritchett’s, Art Dunavent put together games of 233, 237 and 192 to lead the Allison Commera 662.

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Indiana State Surprises

Foes in NAIB Tourney

KANSAS CITY, Mo., Mar. 11

their first or second round meet today in the feature game of the quarter-final round of the

The Western Golden Gloves National Association of Intercollegiate Basketball tournament,

kings will train in Chicago until Mar, 17, when they will depart for New York to complete their

San Jose State College of California provided the biggest. u upset of the tourney lastnight by eliminating defendin cham . shall. College of Huntington, W. g g DES Mag

(UP)—Two “giant killers,” neither

Va., 74 to 72, in an overtime contest.

San Jose’s opponent in the

uarter-finals is Indiana State Teachers College of Terre Haute

workouts.

Coaches Are Veterans The Chicago team’s coaches q and trainers, who are ‘weterans,

In the overtime San Jose jumped away to a four-point lead but once again Marshall tied it up, and then went ahead by two

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Billiard Notes J

Jay Knapp, whose

Spivey tonight in a state threecushion billiard match at the Board of Trade parlor. . Walt Ramsey defeated Knapp, 50 to 39, in a 77-inning match. Springer Scores 17 Points Jim Springer, Kautskys

night for the Canterbury Col-

.. fessional football star, was re. Ben Carnevale of Navy were lege alumni team that defeated pounds elected commissioner of the Na-|George Hauptfuhrer of Harvard,|a Hendricks

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Amateur Basketball

The Squirt amateur ¢ uad wi Fa the J. D. Adams to tos aw u {9 p. m. in the “Hawthorne gym. Squirt players Woodrum, Stout, Koch, Arid, are at the South Side

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