Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 March 1948 — Page 12

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By EDDIE ASH

. . . George Zoeterman, the Chi-

UNDUP

America. . . . He was signed up by a scout for a circus and will appear in a sideshow. . . . If the circus agent is smart, he'll give Olaf a big round ball to play with and hire a basketball tutor. » " - NO MOTHER TO GUIDE HIM

cago schoolboy pitcher signed by * Vic-the Cubs and who was turned lover to Decatur of the Three-1 this is an|League for the 1948 season, was opportune tim e[sent to the Cubs’ rookie camp in to peruse the|St. Augustine, Fla. . . . Coaches Blues’ 1948 ros-|and scouts took him in hand but + . » How-|they forgot to watch him at the since allldinner table. . . . Finally, they

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ter. ever,

Eddie Ash and must wait upon their parent boy was taught how to read the

big league farms teams to stock them up in early

will change before long. . . . Outfielders Hank Bauer and Harry Craft, infielder Blas Monaco and Carl DeRose, the no-hit pitcher, and pitcher Don Hendrickson were the only regulars of the 1947 champs to report to Manager Dick Bartell at the Lake Wales, Fla., training camp this spring. . . . But New York help is, of course, a foregone conclusion. . . . Experienced outfielders on hand to join Bauer and Craft are Milt Byrnes and Hal Douglas. . . . Skipper Bartell also has several promising young flychasers under his wing. . . . Unless Steve Souchock returns from the Yankees, Richard Kryhoski is an odds-on choice to start at first base for the Blues. . . . Lefthanded all the way, Kryhoski stands 8 feet 3 inches and weighs 200. . . . He is 23 and hits a long ball. . . . However, his batting average with Binghamton last : d the bat with Drescher and Vic Mastro. ... It is in the pitching department that Kansas City is most sorely in need of help (just like the Indianapolis Indians).... - ager Bartell said the Yankees will be definitely heard from with mound Starien by play-ball time

Lo. ” =

"Washington (his first. hitch there), his club beat out the © Yanks for the pennant in 1924 ~ and 1925. . . . In 1926, Harris recalls, the Senators also had a ‘ glowing chance to make it three in a row . . . until the July 4 “ double-header. . . . In that twin “bill, Harris: said the Yankees

d, “We just went to

Ao x » » » © MAPES LOOKS GOOD . .. A ky Harris is impressed by “Cliff Mapes, up from Kansas City. ++. Mapes is the Yankee type, a : r hitter. . . . On Cliff's spring training form, New York sports writers predict the American Asciation graduate will stick. . . . t good pitching could stop

AA clubs are/discovered he was ea a for dinner every nigh

menu and “to mix ‘em up.” ..

exion teams Anyway, St. Augustine is mighty April, the compl ut proud of its excellent seafood.

. ... Manager Charlie Grimm of the Chicago.Cubs has announced he will carry six outfielders dur-

e|Hal Jeffcoat, up from Nashville,

chicken the

® = . HOCKEY ' THRILLER . . . There was an unusual ice hockey contest in Toronto the other. might in the playoff opener between Toronto and Boston of the National League. « + « The score was tied after each period, 1 to 1, 2 to 2 and 4 to 4.... In the “sudden death” overtime, the teams battled 17 minutes before Nick Metz, a Toronto spare, scored the vietory goal. ” » NO SHORTAGE IN PASTURE

ing regular season this year. . He names the first five as Phil Cavarretta, Andy Pafko, Bill Nicholson, Harry Lowrey and Cliff Aberson. . . . Clarence Maddern, up from Los Angeles, and

will fight it out for the No. 6 assignment, . . . Lowrey is also a third sacker and will be avail able for protection in the event that rookie Henry Schenz fails to make it.

5 Matmen Signed For Tuesday

_ Five matmen have been signed for action on Tuesday night's Armory grappling program, with one place yet to be filled. Latest to join the lineup is Bill Sledge, husky 197-pounder from Waxahachie, Tex. who will see action in the first event. The headline battle will send Lefty Pacer of Cleveland against Farmer Jones of Montgomery County, Arkansas. : The semi-final match will pit Whitey Wahlberg, Columbus, O., against Gene Blackley, Thornton, Tex. .

Teen-Agers to Have

Own Sports ' Session

Motion pictures of the Olympics and a talk by Harry Geisel, wellknown former big league umpire, will feature a “sports bull ses-

-lapproved the invitation extended

Legion National Junior baseball

Times, that

district organization. The National Americanism Commission

by Karl Stimpson, 1ith district commander, and district and state officials will work in co-operation for the success of the 'undertaking. Dan Sowers, chairman of the committee, announced that the Indianapolis bid was approved unanimously by the Americanism Cdmmission. He explained that Indianapolis drew the consideration because of its central location in relation to the four final contestants who will play for the national title. Never Held Here Although the Hoosier capital has long been the home of national headquarters of the Legion, it never has entertained the “Junior World Series.” As in the past, games will be played on the two-game -loss elimination system. The four finalists which will begin play at Victory Field on Sept. 6 will be the survivors of a summer-long series of games in which an estimated 15,000 teams will participate. Indiana alone expects to have somewhere around 210 teams in the program this year. A total of 147 represented state Legion posts last season. With the announcement of the

National Tournament Is Scheduled For

Victory Field

11th District Will Serve as Hos

For Title Games Sept. 6-10

By BOB STRANAHAN ° : It was confirmed officially yesterday that the 1948 American

Victory Field in Indianapolis from Sept. 6-10. The announcement was made some time ago, exclusively in The lis was to be the choice.

Host for the event will be the American Legion's 11th Indiana

title tournament will be held at

selection of Indianapolis for the tourney, Legion officials immediately will plunge into the work of publicizing and planning for the big September affair. Celebrities to Attend Various celebrities of baseball and of the sports world will come here as they did to Los Angeles last fall. Baseball Commissioner A. B. €handler, National League President Ford Frick, American League President Will Harridge and Association President Frank C. Lane already have promised to attend. Jack Dempsey, former heavyweight champ, acted as a “mascot” for a team in Los An-| geles last fall and told Dale Mil-| lér of the Americanism Commis-| sion that he expects to be in In-| dianapolis, too. There's a chance that Bing] Crosby, part owner of the Pirates, | and Bob Hope, part owner of the| Cleveland Indians, may be able} to squeeze a Hoosier visit into their schedule next fall at “Junior Series” time. Babe Ruth is also expected to attend. He was on hand in Los Angeles last year. The 11th District committee will have the help of State Athletic Officer. William Clarkson from now until the tourney and the big aim is to fill every one of Victory Field's 12,000 seats for each game of the series.

Tribe Wins,

6 to 5,

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

On Lopez's Home Run

Times Special VICTORIA, Tex. Mar. 27—Only two games remain on the Indianapolis Indians spring training camp schedule before they take the road for a series of exhibition games. The Tribe will meet the Houston Buffs, Texas League and Dixie Series champions, today and tomorrow to wind up the schedule here. Manager Al Lopez sparked his second appearance ‘in spring

exhibition games yesterday when|gp™ + a 2 =m uf he hit for the circuit with one Kautskys Trail: ’ ] 1 # ff in Playo

man on in the third inning against the San Antonio Missions. The Indians won, 6-5. Lopez’ homer was the clincher MOLINE, Ill, Mar. 27 (UP)— The Tri-City Blackhawks today held a two to one edge on the Indianapolis Kautskys in the Na-

for the ball game as the Tribe was held hitless and scoreless in tional Basketball League playoffs.

Les Fleming, first baseman, also cleared the wall in the first inning with two men on to help squelch a four-run San Antonio

sion” which will be held next

+ +» It took AA pitchers a r me to catch up with Cliff year, but catch him they did, 4 season, and his batting rere skidded. . . . However, his average still was above .300 at

Tuesday night ‘at the Brookside Center at 7:30. Announced by K. Mark city .recreation supe

Cowen,

the event is open to the public without charge, and is sponsored

lead. $ Royce Lint and Bill Sweiger divided hurling honors for the Tribe, with 8S8weiger holding the Texans hitless for four innings. . Monday, the Indians depart for New Orleans for the first of the

the remaining five innings. The Blackhawks,

over the Kautskys here. played here tonight.

Whitey = VonNieda's 24 points, [Lawrence McEiffesh, Spt. Bwl. raced to a 70-59 victory last night gui % :

The ¢ fourth game of the series will be

ne finish. by the city-wide teen council. x

bowling tournaments on Wednes

Also of interest to sports-mind-ed teen-agers are four scratch

day afternoon at Sturm’s, Dezelan’'s, Fox-Hunt and Iaria’s alleys,

games to be home.

“IRock before meeting the York Yankees,

“Iceland, 8 feet 4 inches tall, was ia passenger on a ship that “docked in New York the other “day. . » » But opportunity’ was Uright there, to welcome him to

Drivers Seem Satisfied With Speedway Offer

3 By KURT FREUDENTHAL, United Press Sports Writer

bowling teams,

tournament director.

The 1948 500-Mile automobile race at the Indianapolis Speed- sanders, p be run without repetition of the drivers’ |penites

way May 31 probably will . strike which marred the event last year, it appeared today. Many big name drivers were sending in their entry

i the impending event.

to be open to all boys’ and girls’ There is no entry SAN fee, and Charles Smith is bowling|

| blanks for| Totals Some famous cars already are in the lineup.

the season at Victory Field.

NTO Indianapolis (59) Tri-Cities (70) Cy Diliman yy achington 2% So hie Lowe, Hotel Seve Ni “renee in starting at 2:30 P. m. TONIO FG FT PF! FG FT PFi!John Harris ational ...i..iievinien 6 en's Shop....... . [Kiier, f 7 5 4|VonNieda,f10 4 4|Bob Bollinger, Sport Bowl Rec. ..... 623 | R ass, Yayer Men's Shop....... s4s| The clinic has been arranged {Sominers. 3b ABR H O A EnNagy f 0 0 OLewinski, £0 0: 3/Dick Weber, Tompkins Ice Cream.... 623|Ruth Graham. Vaver Mens Shop.... 842jand will be conducted with the Soma oS resins ] 1 2 1 § 0Hale 4 2 4 Camic, £ 1 0 5|Maury Wellman, National ..........e0 oa Mae Schoen, Hotel Severin.... 542 assistance and co-operation of Wels: 30 <suenseer 3 9 9% 0 Olopringer, 10 0 1iHarris, £ 0 2 1/Gene Zwiesler, Real Estate .......... emp| Marie Fulior, Rodebeck Mok. Pio. ... 501 a 3 1 1 2 0 OGlamack,c 5 4 3Skala,’t 0 0 Ralph Bowstrum, Hillcrest ... i: ayjcetherine Fispatick, Anderson's the junior development commitmet et ord 1 3 3 pillom Ty 4 0 doen. 8-4 d{Peea Shier, omer POPP. «cu eens $18 udy Hinde: Tompkins Ice Cream... 338|tee of the Central Indiana TenRingler wo : i 3 : 2 : 8! Andres, € 0 1 Hassett, g 3 2 4 Robert Meyer, Antlers Recr. 1 ~ 618! Maxine agss. yassar Liu Fak. 338 nis Association. Its purpose is evers, 1 3 0 0 1 0 oDietz, g 1 0 ORader. gf 32 0 4 Red Stuart, Roger Popp... ....... 811|Mary Schmitt, DeWolt to stimulate interest and develo Corona. rf A AN IM'Derm’t,g 8 2 3/Bob Carnagua, Delaware Bowl...... 618igynjce Koch. Beard's Fo P Peck, rf ..... “1-06.00 0 0 |Grenert, g 0° 0 0 Mason Feat erstone, N.Y. Central sé Bes ' Davidcon. Solitaire high school players. | i — — ‘= |Gene erliter, N. Y. Central..... Archie, 1b .........3 0 0 7 0 00, 23 13 200 Totals 28 14 27/Otis Threlkeld, Sport Bowl Rec. .... 814|Wilena Hansen Indian 1| The program will feature BobNand 8. “3 0.3 3 0 0 Score by Periods— |Dean Andrews, Insurance ............ 613| Juanita Cork, Hotel Severin 28|by Riggs, former national ama- | Vollinger, ss “1 1 0 1 1 Oo/INDIANAPOLIS .... 14 13 16 16-59 Don Lynch, Foodmaster Foods Mixed 610 Margaret Reimer, Beard 52 ingl . IComer. ¢ ........e..4 0 1 0 0 o0Tri-Cities .. ....... 23 18 1570|/Ed Zalokar, Linde Air Prod. ........ 610| Mickey Rotert, Tompkins Ice Cream. 527 teur singles champ, and Jack Stuckmeyer, B ..ou 1 0 0 0 0 of Half-Time Score—Tri-Cities, 39, Indian-|Clarence Baker. Russet Cafeteria... 808 getty” Deppen, O'Brien Paints....... 22| Kramer, also a former national teeiiaan 0 0 0 O 1 0apolis 27 Tony 8igger, Real Silk Mixed....... 608| Nn i Hendrix, Anderson's Spring Ser. 520 “1 0 0 0 0 0 Free Throws Missed—Indlanapolis) Kier Norris Cooper, Fun Bowl Classic..... 607 Mabel England, Yaver Men's She, +] champ who recently turned pro. © 0 0 0 © 02 Hale 2, Glamack 3, Closs 2, Lewis; Ben Hodapp, ey Radio Mixed...... 607| Betty Bisesi, Tompkins Ice Soa. s16{ Both are to be here Monday night = == = o— —|(Tri-Cities) Rader 2. Hassett, Otten, Har- Lennis Calvis, Freyn Bros. ......... 807 Rose Schleim Beard’ ds. ... Y 35 5 9 24 18 0'ris. Camic, VonNieda. ’ ’ |Totvo Lahti, ‘Frevn Bros.’ .-... 807| Evelyn ~ Reed eons Nouds..... $13|for the professional matches at esley arreil, in ow assic... { act Benites batted for Sanders in 8th, Pro Basketball {Byron Scaggs. Washington cee 806 AY Hi Nede, Bowes Seal Past. S09 Butler. INDIANAPOLIS {Chuck Carpenter, Link Belt No. 606 Piscl Marott's Shoes. ......

Last year more than 25 Briers and more than 30 car owners AB HO A tries in an effor Saffell, cf ......... 4 1 1 1 0 Be aaa Wilbur|ing the strike, said that he had Beard. rf... 31212 ¢ Bhaw to increase the $75,000 reason to believe the drivers Were gieming, 1b. 3 1.113 0 purse. “pretty well satisfied.” {Rikard, if 31 0.1.3:¢ . Spokesmen for the American| “At least I haven't heard of Scott, ss $I 18 Society of Professional Automo-any dissatisfaction, and 80 IiWeatherly +33 34 5 bile Racing, which sponsored the|guess things are going along Danse. 8. vox 3 4 9 2 2 3947 boycott, indicated that thejall right,” he sald. “Wilbur main- Sweiger, dp ..vrvve. 1 0 0 0 0 drivers were not contemplatingitains that he'll pay as much as| ...... me R ET I Sny similar action again. the trafic will bear, just as he| eatherly batted for Lopes in Sth.

May Pay $125,000 has in the past.”

“I heard that Wilbur talked to a bunch of the boys and told them that he would try to pay $125,000 this year,” one ASPAR member said. “I guess they were satisfied with that and are going

all. Things couldn't be bett

Joe Lencki, ASPAR negotiator in most meetings with Shaw dur- starting berths.”

Shaw said, “The boys know we shoot square with them and pers. 2 Home Runs—Fleming, Lopez. they're just as sorry as we are pe Re rotary Base on Balls } BO ke a= Off Seamer said. y n ’ weiger 2. uckmeythan they are now and we'll have er 8 in 2 innings (pitched to two batt

that the dispute took place at j OTE 9, ‘Indianapolis 5.

there'll be a real fight for the 33|—Lint.

San Antonio ....... Indianapolis Runs Batted Madrid, Fleming 3, Rikard,

Sacrifices tuckmeyer, Sanders.

er|—Off Lint 4, Stuckmeyer 3.

Li n 5, Sweliger 0 in 4. Losing Pitcher—Stuckmeyer. pires—Meier, Time-—2:02. EF}

played en route They play at Mobile, Birmingham, Memphis and Little New Apr. 14 in an exhibition for the first game of

ers

period, but his

Leo Klier kept the Indianapolis|Howard Deer team in the game with 19 points, sinking four baskets in the first

SIGN FOR JUNIOR LEGION TOURNEY—The contracts all

have been signed and Indianapoli

1943 "Junior World Series" of American Legion baseball. Eleventh District Commander Karl Stimpson (left) is shown signing for Dale

Miller, assistant to the director of

are Ray Riddle (left), 11th District adjutant, and William Clarkson, state “athletic officer, who'll help in the arrangements. .

_____ SATURDAY, MAR. 27, 104g

Legion Baseball Finals Will Be Held Here

Excavating

Circuit Opens Next Sat

secretary and treasurer of the

recent rainy weather has delayed steeplechase is scheduled for June 12, The steeplechase circuit will open, however, next Saturday in Tryon, 8. C., where several local jumpers have been entered. Indianapolis riders who plan to compete at Tryon are Brandt who will ride his Negotiator; Burford Danner on Magic Shift, Conrad Ruckelshaus on Gray Flight and Miss Susan Tucker on Velvet Lassie. Nashville Meeting From Tryon the circuit will travel to Nashville, Tenn. for a similar meeting there, May 8. Other meetings on the schedule, prior to the Royalton race meet, are May 15 at Louisville, and June 5 at Chicago. Nashville entries for the Royalton events include Rockmayne, owned by Dinwiddie Lampton; Stream Plate, owned by Gene

s is the official selection for the

the Legion program. Looking on

Ten honor counts were racked night. tripped 679 pins in the Fox-Hun

Schonecker worked games of

189, 243 and 222.

Walt Susemichel led the bowlers of the Sport Bow}! Recreation loop with a 677 on games of 210, 225 and 242. He rolls for the Madison Ave. Flower Shop. Also in the Sport Bowl gathering, Warren Miller came up with a 222-245-207—674 and Lawrence McElfresh trapped a 213-226-227— 666 for the Burns Cafe. In the New York Central gathering at Penn, Roscoe Lickliter tallied a 667 for Grinsteiner’s Funeral Home on games. of 221, 213 and 233. The Freyn Brothers early evening group at the West Side Bowling Center was topped by Jim Richwine with a 195-256-211—662 for the Nellie and Cress

Bowlers Rack Up 10 League Honor Marks

By FRANK WILSON Topping the male "attack was Manuel Schonecker, who were led by Pat Striebeck, who copped a 630 for the evening's work.

Jones five. Teammate Bill Tarrant toppled 654 pins on games of

Harris; Bank Robber, owned by John Sloan; Eric T., owned by Ann Hines; Gallant Laddie, owned by C. P. Brown; Ike, owned by Mildred Woolwine and Galsac and Tourist List, owned

Apr. 6 on New | Steeplechase Track

to Start

First Royalton Race Meet Set for June 12;

vrdoy at Tryon, S. C.

By BILL EGGERT _ Preliminary work for the completion of the chase track on the Wells Hampton farm, 15 miles northeast of In. dianapolis, will begin Apr, 6 according to Jack Brandt Jr.

Tacig

A contract has been let for the excavating and

the work. The association’s a TT ————— ranked third in earn. ings last year with $30,000. Proposed entries from Chi include Bayberry, owned by A. D, Plamondon III and three timber and brush horses from the Ok Brook Hunt and Polo Club. In addition to the $2000 purse distribution here the Royalton Steeplechase Association has ap. nounced that two silver trophies have been donated for the semi. feature and feature events.

Royalton m The complete June 12 racing program is; The Irishman’s Ran — Open

race over brush course; 2 miles: 8 jumps; turf. 2 The John B. Stokely Memorial Hunter Stake—Qualified hunters; 2 miles; turf; 8 jumps; timber course. . Whitewater Plate—Ladies flat race over turf; 1 mile. Thomas Ruckelshaus Memorial Cup—3 miles over turf; timber course; 18 jumps. Royalton * Steeplechase Chal. lenge Trophy—21; miles over

by Larry Watkins. Tourist List

up in league bowling action last t Classic. The feminine keglers 217, 215 and 247 for the Herff-

honor roll was Curley Street with a 208-203-244—655 for the Her-

turf; brush course, 13 jumps.

Bucs Add Gutteridge As Utility Infielder

Sn SAN FRANCISCO, Mar. 27—The Pittsburgh Pirates today told

man Schmidt Insurance five.

their $105,000 purchase from the San Francisco Seals, Bob Chesnes,

Miss Striebeck worked out games of 207, 216 and 207 for her 23rd honor count of the campaign. She rolls for the Yaver Men's Shop. They worked a three-game total of 2731, but were topped by the Rodebeck Motion Picture quint with a 2787.

Garnering her second 600 for the week was Marie Christian, who toppled 604 for the Rodebeck five. She had games of 208, 232 and 164. : The best men's team score in the city was posted by the GrinSteiner's Funeral Home squad in the New York Central loop. They

Tavern. Completing the men's

wasn’t enough to stem the tide. Tri-Cities led at the period rests.

NATIONAL LEAGUE

Minneapolis at Oshkosh. Ft. Wayne at Rochester.

A Harbert Leads Field

CHARLOTTE, N. C., Mar. 2

w! oococoo~osuooR

. 400 010 000—38| {UP)—Rain postponed the third | ° ” In Mathers 2 arama iround of the $10,000 cunts Qlympics May Two-base thane 3, Som| Open Golf tournament today.

— |The final 36 holes will be playe

Chick Harbert of Detroit le

tournament officials

| Walt Fries, Insurance

507 . Last Night's Games {Don Miller, New York ‘Central. . Gear Tri-Cities 70, Indianapolis 8 (Tri-Cities Edgar Hardy, Fun Bowl Classic..... 602 Slice Dversts pyaar ou 2 Amateurs to Play leads series. 3-1 Ed Weigle. Sleeg Drugs = I. Alma Funke Beards Foods ..... 501 3d Hock G shkosh 69, Minneapolis 51 (Minneapolis OTHER LEADERS (MEN) OTHER LEADERS (WOMEN) ckey ame leads, 2-1) . {Joe Ruddick. Public Service Mixed... 509 Helen Wright, Blue Ribbon Ice Cream 499 “ i Tonight's Schedule |Wayne Tooley, Prest-O-Lite Mixed. .. 508| Charlotte Lanahan, Frey Radio Mixed 496] 10€ Junior Black Hawks,” INDIANAPOLIS at Tri-Cities. |Charles Cassidy, Schwitzer-Cummins 590| jessie Campbell, Steeg Drugs 491| consisti 1 1 Anderson at Syracuse. Roy Bader. Eli Lilly Frances Margote, Linde Air Prod. .. 486 ng largely of Chicago

George Switzer, Chevrolet Nighthawks 582 Beer . 98!

580 . ia Don Whit Eagle Machine Mixed.. 568

Jack Briggs, Fehr's Herman Schusler, Moose Lodge.. Tim Johnson, Allison No. 2 Harold Hough, d Shields, 7 William Turner, Allison Jets ........ 58

Irvington Presh .

d |

/the season, will be held here to- Garion Campbell night with nearly 300 athletes Katzmar of Baldwin-Wallace. to-

| competing for honors.

{in London this August,

City Bowling League Results

Rec. . 666| Paul Beatty, Central States.........

. 2 600 ..b55| Pat Striebeck, Yaver Men's Shop .... * 854| Marie Christian, Rodebeck Mot. Bic,

had a 1010-982-1083—3075.

BOWLERS (WOMEN)

to remain here for treatment of his hurling arm when the swings East. ’ th Chesnes had bone chips removed from the arm in an operation, The Pirates lost to Oakland, 3-0, last night and announced the

purchase of Infielder Don Gutteridge from the Boston Red Sox| tional League pemnant slipping away.

for the waiver price. ha The defensive heart of the

Gutteridge, 35, once a member of the St. Louis Cardinals Gas-| Cardinal team re-injured ti knee he originally hurt

house gang, will be used as a relief and utility infielder by Man-| Years ago yesterday during a ager Billy Meyer. pre-game warmup session. And Gutteridge has played short-| as he lay writhing on the field, stop, second and third base in his| the St. Louis supporters writhed major league career. with him. There is the chance s = = that Marion is lost to the team ST. PETERSBURG, Fla.—X- | for some time, perhaps even rays today failed to reveal just | all season, what is wrong with Shortstop The Cards downed the Phils Marty Marion's knee, but St. | 2-1 yesterday. Louis Cardinal fans were not se . nn

600 BOWLERS (MEN) Bob Bourdon, VR LE RA 52! worried about details as they ORLANDO, Fla~—Catcher Jack Manuel Schoneoker, Her{f-Jones,..., 679 Haro. ters, Richardson & Co.... 552 NaWalt Susemichel, Sport Bl. Rec]... #77| Paul Duckworth, Mitchel-Scott J pap| Were at the fear of the Na- Early, 32, headed back to the Warren Miller, Spt. Bl. Rec. ....... 674 Bill Evers, Bridgeport Brass Mixed.. 540 Washington Senators today paced by|Roscoe Lickiiter, N. Y. Central 667| Leo Jenkins, Bridgeport Brass....... 531 where he started his major league

career in 1939. He was sold to. Washington by the St. Louis Browns yesterday

IHSAA Arranges

383

In Purdue Relays Tonight

$r.3.n 2 innings (pitched to two batters) he field ‘ oA A aa, 27 (UP)— honors will rest on Charles Pealong with him.” close to 60 entries, so many that|i® 3d). Sanders 9 dn 0 DRY ng Pitches| Ne field at the halfway point ¢ sixth annual Purdue Relays, |ters, the Big Nine 60-yard dash 8 Shs § winning Flteher| with strong hopes that two times the final indoor track carnival of champion. Season Williamson and Sigler. | gg would equal $2000. !

{many athletes who are eyeing the way. {positions on the Olympic team p which will _represent this country between Bradley's Jack -Heintz-| International

| Mabel scher, Tillie Pesut, Indiana

June Glasson, White House

| skaters, will - Elsie Abbott, Foodmaster Foods Mix provide the OPpos|

Esther Doache, Prest-O-Lite Mixed tion for the “Junior Caps” at the ker, Public Service Mixed 438 Indianapolis Coliseum tomorrow : : x. §93/ night at 7 o'clock in the third Dorothy Curts, Richardson & Co..... 378 amateur hockey game here this B P ® season. & review d The game is open to the public without charge and the teams will play-three 12-minute periods.

ns, L845 500 BOWLERS (WOMEN) : "ew Nichara Sunasie Preys Bros ros... 838 Rena Jager Bonet gal Fact... 47 i Ts te Borate enny HMofiman, t. Bwl. Re 638| Haskell Bryant, Vassar uae 38 ennis Mic ators defeated Birmingham, 10-3, Jr., Russet C 637| Laverne Biers, Rodebeck Mot. Pic..., 584 yesterday. Walter. Enghiah, New York Gentrai... 34| Elizabeth Plellschitier. Ind Gear... 313 x 4 “ee elise er, na. ear - » Paul Stemm:, Marott's Shoes ...... 633| Edna LaFary, Bowes Seal Fast...... 567 1 2 he 1naiaug gn Schon) a SAN BERNARDINO, Cal sharpshooting Don McIntire, Sahara Grotto . . 633 Mary Baas diana Feyesln Wvevar 565 letic Association is sponsoring » o Charles Brod, Preyn Bros. ........ a3 Marle Wilson, Real Silk Mixed...... 562 tennis clinic for high school and| —A disputed hit served as the all three of| Chas. Dickinson, NS dmetr. Fas. Mized g29|Lucy Court. Dewoll’ News .. .'.. 363 college tennis coaches to be held| aftermath today of Cleveland's H .... 629|Dorotha Neiger, Rodebeck Mot. Pic. .. 388|Monday in the Butler Fieldhouse| 10-9 victory over the St. Louls

Browns. The hit by Thurmon Tucker drove in two runs to win the game. \ ~The Browns insisted that. Whitey Platt made a fair catch. The umpire ruled he had trapped the ball. = - » SARASOTA, Fla.— The New York Yankees moved into a. 31 lead over the Boston Red Sox today in their grapefruit series. The Yanks got to Ellis Kinder for five runs and “four hits for a 7-2 victory yesterday. Ld = » CIUDAD TRUJILLO, D. R— Pee Wee Reese's sore shoulder and Bruce Edward’s infected arm continued to plague the Brooklyn Dodger camp today. Neither has shown improvement. #” s 2 TAMPA, Fla.—The Cincinnati Reds scored a 13-inning 6-to-5 victory over Detroit yesterday.

Reds helped his own cause along with a three-run homer, but Augie Galan’s double and Walter Cress’ subsequent sin56 JFOEUORY tho Vidung rons,

Pitcher Bucky Walters of the

Strike May Delay Race

in New York | NEW YORK, Mar. 27 (UP)—| A strike of groom and exercise! gether with Charles May of Pur-| boys today threatened to prevent |

Michigan Normal’s| and Gunnar

| The show will be a test for due are expected to press him ail \® Opening of the New York

OPEN TONIGHT UNTIL 8 o’cLOCK LEON TAILORING CO.

| The racetrack members of the Brotherhood of Chauffeurs, Ware-!

The high jump was a toss-

man, Ed Jones of Purdue and|Teamsters,

Although nine relay races are Thomas Donal of Michigan, while Rousemen and Helpers of Amer- |

on the program, individual events, |in_the pole vault Western Con-|ic@ (AFL) revealed last night such as the high and low hurdles, ference co-champion Tom Ben-|that they have voted to strike!

lshot put, high jump and pole nett of Wisconsin and Purdue's against some owners when “the! [vault were in the spotlight. Lawrence Busby appeared to be!executive board (of the union) | Harrison Dillard, the fleet-|the boys to beat.

{deems such a strike would be'

{racing season at Jamaica Apr. 1.|

235 Mass. Ave, the Middle of .

the First Block

ZEPHYR F TODAY

2:30 to § and 8 to 10:30 Sunday, 2130 to §

TOURING PRO STARS — Bobby Riggs and Jack Kramer will* renew their professional Monday night at the Butler ‘Fieldhouse. The troupe’includes (left to right] Kramer, Dinny Pails, Riggs. Tickets are on sale at L. Strauss & Co., Sportsman's Store, Inc., Hoffman's ‘Sporting Goods Co. (N. ania St.) and ‘Bush-Callahan Sporting Goods Co. ; :

& NE tennis rivalry here Pancho Segura

i Indiana’s bid for individual

footed Negro timber-topper from| The usually close relay races |Baldwin-Wallace, Michigan's/Stacked up tightly, with Ohio [Charles Fonville in the shot and State, Illinois, Michigan, Wiscondecatnlon candidate Lloyd Duff|3iD and Notre Dame fielding quarof Ohio State will be three of the |tets capable of putting present most outstanding performers. standards in precarious positions. Stars to Run The complete time schedule for Other great athletes, led by|the finals follows: Wisconsin’s Bankers Mile winner $:30—Pole vault, (igh Jump. {Don Gehrmann, Notre Dame's|7:15—Crowning Oot Thucen 4 Bill Leonard and Herbert Barten, fons,

7:25—Opening ceremony. Michigan's Big Nine one-mile 3:30 Univers 3 two-mile relay. champion, will compete in the re-|74 os, OY huge, . . 7:57—College two-mil 1 lays 14—86 CE bik

Dillard, who cracked the existing 60-yard high hurdles record when he negotiated the distance in 7.1 last Saturday, will attempt to lower the 7.4 mark set by Charles Blad of Chicago in 1943. Duff and Bill Porter of Northwestern, who handed him his last! loss, are his closest competitors. | Fonville already has set a new, American indoor shotput mark:

0-yar 20 University distance medley rel :37—College distance medley Telay » High A So sad B hurdles.

College sprint mediey relay. : University sprint medley relay, 40-yard shuttle hurdle relay. 3~College one-mile relay —University one-mile relay.

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|this season and the mark of 54 Toronto ... ny |feet 73 inches set by Purdue's Detroit-New York Sexies © 0 {Bill Bangert two years ag0 aP-n.iroi Weenie = peared certain to be bettered. The New York _ .. ['" '"' 3.000

ean fase RESULTS L. Detroit 5, New York 1 NiGars TONIGHT--Boston at Toronto. TOMORROW-—Detroit at New York,

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