Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 March 1948 — Page 18

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into the pits, Starting off a 238 he stayed in a cont vein by garnering 236 in his second try, He his point in the finale by Just four from his middle , hitting 240. He rolls for ie8he FI Blak team. & ~~ On the feminine side of the bowling family, the Bowes Seal Fast gathering at the West Side Bowling Center provided the evening's biggest tallies. Tied for i+ top honors were Marie Fulton and “Lois Glass, both of whom corKe, 613 series. Following close =behind the leaders was Dotty reCimmerman with a 611. ve Marie started off with a 178, centered 232, and closed with a +203. She rolls for the Rodebeck © Motion Picture five. Lois sand- * “wiched a 267 between games of 175 and 171 for her honor score. She was taking a “busman’s holiday” from her regular berth on the Yaver Men's Shop quintet, /and subbing with the Kiser's Garage squad. Opening her series with a 198, .~ Mrs. Cimmerman dropped to 180 «+ .in her middle game, then shot up to 233 for the closer. . She's a Mechanics Laundry regular, and city singles champ. Taking second honors to Jurasz in the men’s honor list was Al Hoereth, who marked a 682 for Crossroads Tire in the Automo-

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Ken Turpin, McClarney’s Rest... Al Menges, Universal . Harry Link, Automotive

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YESTERDAY IT WAS SPRING —The sun shone on the Tech campus and Big Green athletic teams were hard at work at practice. Above, Joe Kearns, pitcher and Yirst baseman for Tech, slides into second as Don Throckmorton accepts a relay.

Shortstop Dick Hammon.

. By FRANK WILSON Jurasz was only warming up in the Stewart Warner at the Penn slides last night. He contrived a 608 for

try.

when the Fi Blak Insulation group got together later in , Rudy was raring to go. And go he did as he produced tally of the campaign, and his first 700; by knocking 714

games of 268, 213 and 201. Roll-.

Jim Brent shot a 225-211-236—8672. Ralph Franklin led the Delaware Major League with a 669, composed of games of 247, 177 and 245, He rolls for Roselyn Bakery. In the Sturm Recreation League. Charles Hutchings tallied a 182-222-257--661, » Ld » AH, SPRING—The deeper we go into the season, the more calls we get for spring leagues. Latest of the lanes to inform us of openings are Antlers, Uptown Dezelan's.

At the Antlers, Charlie Withers says that there are openings for teams in a men's handicap league which will get under way on Monday, Apr. 19.

The Uptown's Mr. Herman Maher also wants it known that he has openings in spring loops at his plant. And also he informs us that there will be open bowling at the Uptown tonight. Practice games are the order of the evening. | Out on the west side Louie {Dezelan has good news for night |workers who want to bowl. There [1s a league forming at his estah{lishment which will roll {10 a. m. on Thursdays for tho

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Lois Glass, Kiser's Garage fos Dotty Cimmerman, Mech. Laundry ..

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-. — PRACTICE ON STARTS — Tech Track Coach Paul E. Myers (right) grooms “2 several of his candidates on practice starts. Lined up in the first row (left to right) «are Paul Askren, Herb Quandt, Ingle Harris, Bob Huey, Basil Zilson and Raymond Jensen. Standing behind them are Don Wyatt, Jim Benz, John Wolfe, Glenn Kastner, ‘Don Nachbar and Charlie Englerth.

udy Jurasz Posts 714 to Lead —2 Tourneys Next Week

in a ladies’ handicap loop which will be for spring consumption. » 2 .

SPORT BOWL SINGLES-—To-morrow night is the last night for entries in the fifth annual Sport Bowl 8ingles. Offering $500 for the top spots in both the actual

will get under way a week. from ymorrow, Apr. 3, and will cohue for two week-ends. It is possible to win money in both divisions of the affair. If you come out on top in both divisions, you get $1000. Entry fees for the two divisions are $10 each, but if you want to enter both, just send along $18 to Carl Brehob, Sport Bowl, 3900 8. East St, Indianapolis 44. All checks are to be payable to Carl. Entries will not be accepted unless accompanied by the entry fee. s ” » HUSBAND AND WIFE-Also on the docket for next Saturday is the opening session of the second annual Speedway Bowl Husband and Wife Handicap Tournament,- There is a first prize of $150 guaranteed in the handicap division of the contest, and an additional $100 for the duo producing the highest actual mark. Entry fee for the tourney is $7 per couple. The fee must accompany the entry or it will not be recorded. All entries should be sent to Speedway Bowling Alleys, {Inc., 3805 W. 16th 8t., Indian(apolis. The phone number for {further info is BE-0022. | Del Englanag, the Speedway pro-

|prietor, says that entries are sunday at Buffalo. at coming in fast. In case the entry|and Providence continue their se |list warrants it, extra squads will |geries with a {who cannot make it to evening !be added. Deadline for entrie tive loop at Fox-Hunt. He had outings. He also has some spots ‘midnight Friday, Apr. 2

RESULTS IN CITY BOWLING LEAGUES LAST NIGHT Luiack's Wedding

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600 BOWLERS (MEN) {Harold Cave, Moon-Lite Major . 573 Mary Ellwanger, Ellwanger Elect. 50: : Al Hoereth. - AULOMOIVE o.oo. os ggg M. Browning, E. C. Atkins ........... 872| Ruth Lehmann; Riviera National Mix. 50 A Jim Brent, Fletcher Trust . . ....... 77 Fd Roth, E. C. Atkins .......... 572/Anna Bateman, Pritchett's Spons. ... 50 é Ralph Franklin Del ware Major. +o... 12| Lorenz Wiesman, Eiks Coviaenes 70 | Peggy Eskew, Darko & Son 5 i Charles Hutchings, Sturm Recreation 661 |C orse, Heavilin, Diamond Chain 365 Betty Abell, Jack's Shell Service 50 4 Fritz Bohrman, Printeraft .. .......... Lec Marsh, Parkway Recreation .. 61 Rhoda Huffman, Koerner Opt. Mixed 50

Rose Hill, Pittmans Pd. Mkt. Mixed Helen Wills, Pittman's Fd, Mkt, Mixed 'Agnes Prieshoff, Darko & Son Ann Crull, Mechanic's Laundry OTHER LEADERS (WOMEN) Cele McAllen, Naval Ordnance . (Ann Stellabower, P. R. Mallor Betty Sheets, Ind. National Jo Starkey, Fletcher Trust .

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Crawford Is Bought From Oakland Club

Status of Andres

Remains in Doubt

By EDDIE ASH Times Speris Editer The Indianapolis Indians

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day stepped out and purchased)?

an experienced third baseman, Glenn Crawford, from the Oakland Acorns of the Pacific Coast League. , In announcing the deal, Ted Sullivan, the: Tribe's business manager, said the management bought Crawford's contract to

{plug the hole at the hot corner i,natj

through the remainder of spring| training and at least through the!

he will become a fixture, Sullivan added.

All Hands Try It The Indians’ regular 1947 third sacker, Ernie Andres, still is playing basketbaN and won't be| released from his hardwood contract until after Apr. 11... Meanwhile, everybody in the Tribe's Victoria (Tex.) spring training camp has been taking a whack) at the position. a Decision on Andres’ 1948 status with the Indians is being held in abeyance by President Owen J. Bush. Crawford batted .299 with Casey Stengel’'s Oakland club last year, playing in 88 games. He swings lefthanded and is a former Columbus AA pastimer. Crawford's purchase was recommended by Roy Hamey, the Pittshurgh Pirates’ general manager, who has been looking over Pacific League talent while working out of the Pirates’ California training camp. Casey Stengel also said he felt certain Crawford would help the Indianapolis club,

Lopez Wants a Hitter Tribe Manager Al Lopez wants a consistent hitter and sure fielder at third and will give Crawford ample opportunity to win the post. But Crawford was bought largely for early .season protection and will be disposed of, probably to New Orleans, if he falls to solve AA pitching. Crawford has been advised to join the Indians in New Orleans next ‘Tuesday where they launch a barnstorming trip through {Southern Association cities. He |{is 27, stands 5 feet, 10 inches and |weighs 170 pounds. , Crawford's extra-base hit record last season consisted of nine one triple and six home runs. He batted in 35 runs. Sort

Coast Loop 3d Baseman

Pittsburgh will {against the Chicago Cubs, Cin-| be in St. Louis, Brooklyn in New York and Boston in Philadelphia. . . early part of regular season play.|, marican, on Apr. 19, New York But in the event the Coast will play in Washington and PhilLeaguer delivers up to the Amer- adelphia will be in Boston. . . . ican Association standard of play,|There will be a double-header in Boston that day, which adds to . . . But it happens to be a holiday in Beantown, . No other games are carded in the American on Apr. 19. . . . On the 20th, Philadelphia and Boston will be idle but there will be three games, with New York at Washington, St. Louis in Cleveland and Detroit in Chicago. ... In the American Association, as you've probably heard, the openers will be on Apr. 15, with Kansas City in Indianapolis, Minneapolis in Louisville, Milwaukee in Columbus and St. Paul in Toledo, all games at night. . as usual, will ga into its doubleheader dish on the first Sunday, Apr. 18, with Minneapolis in Indianapolis, Kansas City in Louisville, Milwaukee in Toledo, and St. Paul in Columbus, all daylight . « The Indianapolis Indians will play four series at home, meeting all the western clubs, before hitting the road on starting in

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Patriots’ Day.

games. .

a western swing, Kansas City, Apr. 27. ss =» »

Ed Prell of the

Cannonball Baker,

of slow on the paths, though, since he stole only five bases for Oakland.

motorcycle Beach Mar. 14. . .

‘SPORTS ROUNDUP-..

LEAGUE OPENERS... Many ball said the handlebar baseball fans are slightly confused about this year’s opening games in the two major leagues. . » » Reason for the uncertainty

is the fact that both ‘loops will

“pre-open-ers” , . . but the

games will official and will in the standings. . . On Apr. 19, in the National, burgh will play at Cincinnati... with no other National s scheduled on that day. Then on Apr. 20, home

Pitts-

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FOR YOUR POCKET. . . . This could influence: you to switch to Old Forester, be that as it may, the BrownForman Distillers Corp. of Louisville, is putting out a dandy baseball -booklet edited by an experienced sports writer, Chicago Tribune. . . . The booklet contains day-by-day schedules of the American and Nati Leagues, the Interngtional and the American Association. . . The booklet also contains many notes on baseball history.

but

HANDLEBAR JOCKEYS, .. . the veteran {Indianapolis speedster, who" wintered in Florida, was a spectator at the annual national 200-mile race at Daytona . Old Cannon-

.|won 30 out of 36 bouts, including

champion of the world, became a! pro boxer in 1935. . . . He has| the title victory over Jackie! Paterson the other night. . . .! Monaghan served one year in the | British merchant navy during the war and then joined the armed services entertaining organiza-| tion, as a singer. » - » TEACHER AND PUPIL . . . The first thing Eddie Stanky,! second sacker, was told upon re-, porting to the Boston Braves from | the Brooklyn Dodgers was that he had been obtained largely to help young Alvin Dark, who is scheduled to play alongside him at shortstop. . . . Dark is fresh. up from Milwaukee. . . . In ad-| dition to Stapky, Coach Johnny Cooney, a ter fielder, was delegated to teach Dark the fine points about snaring grounders. | 8 = | THE SPRINGFIELD RIFLE’ + « « Angelo Bertelli, who passed the Notre Dame gridders to many, a victory in 1941, 1942 and part! of 1943, has opened a sports| goods and men’s wear store in | West Springfield, Mass, his | home town . . . Angelo, an ex-Ma-| rine lieutenant, said recently that surgery has cured his knee in- | jury and that he will be back in | football this fall playing for the! Chicago professional Rockets . . . He was on ice skates almost

two and one-half seasons Notre Dame, BertelH completed 169 passes, 29 for touchdowns. s ” s REUNIONS FOR SHELLY + + + Frank Shellenback, the Minneapolis Millers’ new manager, played with the Chicago White Sox the year some of them turned\Black. . . . Nemo" Leibold, Loplisville’s skipper, also was a jmember of that old White Sox team. . . . George Detore, Toledo's manager, caught for San Diego when Shellenback managed the Pacific Coast League Padres. »” ” » THIRD TRIP UP, , . Don Lang, at 31, is receiving another

mer . Indianapolis third sacker. . .+ He is one of a very few players who improved his batting average in post-war baseball. . . . As a matter of fact, he hit better in 1947 (with Columbus) than he

By The American Hockey Le

“B” burgh, 4-2, in overtime and Buffalo took class “C” honors with a 3-2 win over Hershey. Johnny Holota scored the Barons' first tally at 13:17 of the second period when Harry Taylor and Maurice Arcand of the Reds were in the penalty box and their second score came in the third period when Arcand was in the cooler again. Les Brennan scored {the second Cleveland goal. | The first game of the two-out-|of-three playoffs between Buffalo and New Haven takes place on Cleveland

game at Providence

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Set for June 26

3 (UP)-«Mr. and Mrs. Frank 7 Schierbrock today anounced the + coming marriage of their daugh3 ter, Patricia Ann, 20, to Johnny

22 Lujack, Notre Dame's all-Amer-

3 ican quarterback. The ceremony Ww

s Msgr. Martin Cone officiating.

On the Ice

AMERICAN LEA New Haven wins B series)

uffalo series C, 2-0)

1-1). ™. series, 2-0) Omah j2eties tied, 1-1)

Pro Basketball

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Anderson

Cleveland 2, Providence leads A series, 2-0). Buffalo 3, Hershey 2

Pitt, Hershey Ousted From Hockey Playoff

United Press ague playoff picture was a lot clearer today with the Cleveland Barons two games ahead in the “A” se- | ries and with the New Haven Ramblers set to meet the Buffalo Bisons in the eliminations between the “B” and “C” winners. The Barons made it two in a row over the Providence Reds with at neat 2-0 win at home last night while New Haven won the series by defeating Pitts-|

UNITED STATES LEAGUE Houston 3, Kansas City 1 (series tied at

Worth 6, Tulsa 2 (Ft. Worth wins

Rochester ... 183 Pt. Wayne .. 171 Syracuse .. .. .... 0 110 Western Division Minneapolis ...... 2 0 168 INDIANAPOLIS ..... ¢1 1 158 Tri-Cities ........... 1 1 147 hkosh : ... 0 2 133 RESULTS LAST NIGHT Rochester 64, Ft. Wayne 47. T GAMES TONIGHT — IANAPOLIS at Cities; Minneapolis at Oshkosh.

CHICAGO, Mar.

GUE New Haven 4, Pittsburgh 2 (overtime, (Cleveland (Buffalo wins

a 4, Minneapolis 4 (3 overtimes,

NATIONAL BASKETBALL LEAGUE

TriDAVENPORT, lIawo, Mar. 26 TOMORROW-—Anderson at Syracuse. Olympic Ring Tourney To Be in Cleveland (UP) — Eleven regional boxing tournaill be held at ments will be held starting next

7 noon, June 26, in Sacred Heart Week to qualify fighters for af

75 Cathedral here, with the Rt. Rev. final tourney from which the 16 {members of the United States

A native of Connelsville, Pa.,! Olympic boxing team will be se-

| Lujack will graduate in June. lected, it was announced today.

Michigan,

Each regional will qualify its

mystery. . . . Batting averages of the majority of “duration” players skidded just as soon as the

turned from service. . receiving his third big league test with the Cardinals. . . . He had previous trials with the Red Sox and the Reds.

cream of Midwestern athletics, will attempt to strengthen their bids for berths on the U. 8. 1948 Olympic team when they comipete in the sixth annual Purdue Re-| lays here tomorrow.

carnjval, the last of the indoor campaign, will be on individual

coach, said al} relay races and

ship basis without regard to team titles.

been relative strength of each event.| time, Thus, there will be 15 champion- Baldwin-Wallace’s 18.

every day the past winter ... In at |

big league trial. .. . He is a for-!

batted before the war. ... It's a

regular pitchers and fielders re-| .» Lang is

26 Teams

LAFAYETTE, Ind, Mar. 26 (UP)—Track squads from 26

The accent of the track

ements.’ Relays Director ve Rankin, Putdue’s track

Miami University, -which adopted to bolster the the college championship entered 23, followed n

Rankin ‘said this policy had

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t. wight affair Greater Lafaye Commerce are and hundreds m if tickets were a J. G Mughy , said the e A Purdue paliroom, bigges in the city, and following progré

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tion. ntation of ci Brest , president

Bei seferion , Je. Lafayette's st. second in the . The oth

Indians fai’>d to land © National Baske! star team annol George Mikan league's leading only unanimou Lewis of Indian prize rookie, di vote. Bruce Ha Bill Closs rank for honorable tions, as polled agers, sports Ww broadcasters, we FIRST TEAM—Jas lis) and Marko To forwards; Mikan, ci man and Al Cervi | SECOND TEAM — and Bob Davies ( Otten (Tri~Cl

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