Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 April 1948 — Page 9

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Bowlers Tom in 10 Honor Scores: Striebeck Tops Women’ With 618

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en critics of the ! les, who find their | ] team a “publis )ared to carry their : the Court of Ap. :

ost its first battle 5 yesterday when | Mason rejected § L the Orioles’ home - . “public nuisance” - ust, noise and the ht games.” rmpathized with the >f whom Hve in the 16 Qriole Stadium, he club's owners to to public address sys« = ransfer their main

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d Hopefuls - ws Willioms rersity’s 1948 foots * are now preparing campaign with ‘

Coaches Jim Hauss Schwomeyer while Paul (Tony) Hinklp ° he baseball squad Ted by Capt.-Elect arity, is minus the | rville Williams, ‘last | ; scorer, who is out pctice because of a kle. The injured ane. him out of the iy mason.

sits Post Cal.,, Apr. 6 = (Hap) Arnold has 5 resignation as a he State Fish and

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ghow in their own playground. So far on up an impressive plenty of pal Manager Al Lopez has .announced ‘that Johnny Hutchings, will open the firing for the India os tonight with Stanley - ek sated for his first chance pl for the Tribe thie Seg an ” Tn rrow's exhjbition tilt will Ty ne lights with

ly depar a stop on the road to Little

Ark. Rosh, yet Lopez has received no ord as to when three more

layers, being sent to the squad 4)

, will arrive. He has

layers are Sho des and Piichen Edsen Bahr d Jim Kleckley * Right now there*is every indiation that open day at Vietory Field will also ‘be “rookie ay. Tt is apparent that Lopez

the spring exhibition eircuit the Redskins have racked record of 14 triumphs and five defeats, and show mise of stretching|

Pro Mitt Card Nears Completion

Promoter Forrest McKinney's first professional mitt card of the year at the North Pennsylvania Street Armory Friday night neared completion with the signing of contracts today for two of the four-round preliminary bouts. Doyle Upchurch of Muncie signed to fight Torpedo Tinsley of Indianapolis and Gene Davis of Jeffersonville was matched with Art Arbuckle of Indianapolis. All four Scrappers are lightweights. Jimmy Chaney of Indianapolis * and “Wild Man” Martin of Charleston, W. Va... had agreed to terms earlier for a four-round welterweight battle and McKinney expects to complete arrangements tomorrow for the other four-rounder on the card.

were registered by the ladies.

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669 woods in the Fun Bowl Co the trick to the tune of 618 in thei; Indianapolis Classic group at),

Penn. - Harrell hit games of 256, 208 and 207 for his laurel-winning tally, He rolls for Block's No. 3 squad. ‘Gene Zwiesler marked a

House League at Penn. He tied together games of 257, 205 and 208.

Kriner Rolls 682

Kriner trapped trys of 177, 235 and 250 for a 662 to lead the St.

night's 650 keglers was Tony Col-

658 in. the Speedway Classic League. Luther Tansey 'contributed a 656 to the Highland Sheet Metal cause in the Capitalic Paper loop at the Central slides. His games were 227, 217 and 212. At the Indiana lanes, Hren completed an evening he had started with a 608 with a 654 Pet

lier who worked a 234-109-225 | Eodie

Sil Lane, Moose Lowell Young. Inter-Plant Bob Bollinges 8'8 B

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Best of the evening was turned in by Ed Harrell who walloped Boasts, Be Jpapls. mmerecial loop. Pat Stricbeck turned 257% 8

668 for Union Title in the Court Sarroil Walker, Amer

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Philip AC gathering. He bowls|Al Striebec for Aldag Paints. Topping the us

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Top attraction of McKinney's first show will be a four-round exhibition by Gus Lesnevich of Cliffside, N. J., world's

: ds to open the season with Ee top rookies, Ted ‘Beard, om: Saffell and Jack Cassini, somewhere on the field. Beard pills probably be in right field, affell in center, and Cassini at iter second or third base. Starting Role gafrell is the only one of the hree whe has ‘dropped below oy in batting, and that is the esult of a very recent slump. Beard at’ present carries. a heavy 463 and Cassini has a nice look311. ek. although not new to the brribe, will be used this year ‘in new role. Lopez has announced ntentions of using him as a ptarting hurler rather than as trictly a relief man as last year,

Sheldon Bell of Columbus, O. In the two eight-round scraps, Bob O'Bannon of Jeffersonville will oppose Bill Davis of Indianapolis at 175 pounds, and.Jorge Ortiz, Mexican bantam champion, will trade punches with Johnny Protan of Charleston, W. Va. Tickets for the mitt show may be purchased at Haagls drug store, Pennsylvania and Washington Sts.

Feeney Golf Team Wins First Pro-Am South Grove's first pro-amateur $f Bo tourney of the season was ff on yesterday by a foursome — headed by pro Maurice Feeney. The quartet, including amateurs Fred Wampler, Chuck Grossman and Carl Fuehring, posted a bestball score of 68. Two teams posted scores of 70 to tie for second place. Floyd Hamblen, Tipton pro, and amateurs Clyde Mcintyre, Jack Berry and Bob Spaulding and Wayne Clark, Lafayette pro, and amateurs Bob Ludlow, Bill Dwyer and Bill Lilly made up the two squads.

Resume Hockey Pla

CLEVELAND, Apt. 6 ( rhe Cleveland Barons and Ye Buffalo Bisons collide again toight in tge second game of their est-of-seven Calder cup finals in he, ; American Hockey League laypfrs. The Barons won the rt game last Saturdgy Aight, 6 ol

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Cubs Rely on Youth For Future Pennant

By LEO H. PETERSEN, United Press Sports Editor NEW YORK, Apr. 6—The slowly developing “youth program” for the Chicago Cubs probably won't keep them out of the second division this season. * The Cubs, long a proud National League dynasty, suddenly realized last year when they finished a sour sixth, that they weren't keeping pace with the rest of the pack in ‘the develop-

R LEAD RS | i Sr Aa ho ni in the American Legion Classic. $ Rolling for. .the Bell Telephone Fred guint, nol St Post 134 five, Hren tallied games| forens “sian Cont Mu of 220, 200 and 225. Earlier he|Russell McClain, Mouldings. in. Sonhead Hor ns other 600 in the! Mike o Baker. St, » \ elephone League. vage, Rivi at. men’s honor roll with a 180- 237.81 Loh Lorman, Stokol Prod 234—651 in the Little Flower Gens Borns’ su ri eth Mixed group at the Pritchett-Hunt & Gtorge Farkus, School Teach, Mixed

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| Beulia Manere “Tae Clase... s Pp Assic x Miss Striebeck’s 618 was com-| 500 BOWLERS (WOMEN posed of games of 186, 243 and! Set Northern, rope, {Classic 3 189. She led the Yaver Men's in on. Jadpls. Clsic Shop quintet to a three-game total of 2847. Their games were Mabel England, * Jewelry . 877. 983 and 987. Myrsis Prentice Harlin Bros. . The little Mechanics Laundry| Lois Glass, pls 'e star, Dotty Cimmerman, came in|% i pletischiftes” ‘dps, Classic. second with a 609 on games of EE

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ment of young talent. So General Manager James Gallagher and field boss Charley Grimm launched a long-range rebuilding job and though it. may produce a few acceptable rookies this year, the major hope is for the future. Even so, Grimm insists that he is going to take his chances with| a few young players who may not be‘entirely ready for the big time, rather than try to make deals with other major league clubs to bolster the roster. “If you want a pitcher the only kind they are willing to deal you is a guy with a .500 mark,” Grimm said. “So’ why not go along with some of our young fellows who can pitch that kind of bail and who are going to get ter. players.’ “Any young player who! hustles and has any promisé at] all will get his chance with this club.” Banks on Holdovers However, Grimm is banking on holdover hurlers, Hank Borowy, Bob Chipman, Doyle (Porky) Lade, Russ Meyer, Lefty Johnny Schmitz and Hank Wyse as the backbone of his staff this year. But he is hoping that such

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rookies as Don Carlsen, up from Tulsa; Bob Rush from Des, Moines, and Lefty Cliff Chambers | of Los Angeles also will come through. Chambers, if he can Hek | a chroni¢ sore arm, may be the

mark behind him at Los Angeles. Borowy, who had a losing record with the Cubs last year for| the first time since he came from| the Yankees and won the 1948] pennant, thinks he has found a way of conquering the finger blisters that have threatened to end his career. He dips his fingers in a solution of benzoin and so far it has worked wonders. Grimm's infield is far from settled with only Eddie Waitkus at first base set to start the sea-!

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