Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 April 1948 — Page 9

omer in the 14th d a 12 to 11 vieWhite Sox.

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,. Shafer

- Ind, Apr. 27 intein, Noblesville r led a field of 21 e Indiana qualify. *. the National Profers” Association. nth, with a 73 and of 144. rely edged Floyd on, who had a 73 in the trials was of Batesville, Who 73 for 147. ymblen and Shafer 1 in the national uis on May 19-25 by Evansville, who - the big. meet auto‘a former national

professionals as fellows: - 75-77—152; Charles crest, 78-74 103; r, Pleasant Run, pr Feeney,

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.. his stablemate, Coaltown, or My

large.) | in 363-5 at Churchill | ly responsible for the entry being| "8% in :363-5 a ure | the shortest-priced favorita to tos] Downs.

Arcaro would have had his fourth| Kentucky Derby a year ago had! he clucked to Phalanx one jump sooner. The long-striding son of Pilate was getting to Jet Pilot at| the end, where he was beaten by a head.” re ;

It would be ironical if Citation ¥ were beaten this trip by either 4

Request. Arcaro had his pick of the Calumet stock, and Coaltown .. had not proved himself so convincingly in the Blue: Grass Stakes when Ben Jones suggested Citation. Had Choice in 42 ~ It was in 1042 that Arcaro Kad ~his choles of Greentrée's Devil Diver and Shut Out, €hose the former before he injured a hoof and missed ‘a badly-needed race and works. Out took -it all with Wayne Wright aboard, Devil Diver was a dismal sixth. This” spring Arcaro hopped from the back of My Request after ‘the son of Requested had

carried him td easy victories in both Experimental Free

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chance to eclipse it.

scated abscess in his“ threat tof Pare Sb “turenill Dow the fifth |

make glockers throw their watches y mo

eon Attar are Billings—Worked three fur:

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¢ : . away in the ‘Florida storm. 1 wh | i % 2 : ‘ . . hy a op cer - er v 3 ong 1 Downs ani 15 neat atiBen Jones the- record the Iats'p op Scratched

no one will Derby Dick holds as pair the result of sad four. win- : ners for Col. Edward Riley Bradjley. Jimmy Jones is listed as the

Calumet trainer, but everybody

be surprised if the Calumet runs one-two, : z Citation. and Arcaro are

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and Flying Ebony, a field horse, in '25, after offering jockey W.

$2000 for the mount on the « favored

S86, and he set the early pace, then followed Captain Hal closely and outstayed him in ‘a sharp

altown would equal for

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Sho drive through the stretch to. win'match, 11-1.

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Earl Sande |

af |going away. Quatrain, far back (all_the way wound up 12th. - Arcaro won the Derby with

Tae em oo |Lawrin in "38. ‘The Italian hard-! Safe A te the $3000 Hoot was astride Whirlaway in

‘41, when the chestnut. set the

red ‘blur doing the last quarter in 24. Hoop Jr. responded to the remarkable relnsman’'s touch in 45. : : ’ 80 you see there are a number: of reasons why Citation will get

by Day, and not the least of these is that Eddie Arcaro is riding this one for Al Snider, who was blown

CAMDEN, N. J. Apr. 27 (UP) ~Citation and Coaltown, Calumet Farm's terrific tandem, today

scared off- one more possible]

jclincher in the last of the seventh

[the victim ‘of that most respected f |Jent named Dennis, who gave ap

jj | bracket of high school pitchers.

Double Bill Speecway As Race

{Won by Tech,

is writs snes f o Gasoline Alley" was

today as § and cars began arriving from Arlington, Tex., on Joe McCafithy this spring, towhats the 100-mile national _Chainplonship race was held last.q,y were optioned b¥ the Boston

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Paul Russo will drive

nine on the small end the Preston Tucker

of a 4 to 2 count meted out by Wi on. : : The second game of the dual bill ended as Pitcher Joe Kearns scored Tech's tying run in the sixth and singled home the

dianapolis, Granatelll's four entries. to defeat Crispus Attucks, 3-2. |7.nder Offy Sho Was more or less

four hits. At times he was somewhat hampered by mediqcere fielding, but managed to recover the lostsground with. an exhibition of form which places him in the top

“Kearns Wins Game The Blue Devils were undefeated until “Iast" night's game. Washington had won three and lost one in city competition. The Big Green pulled hed ion with Attucks out of the in the final inning as Kearns -singled|Meets-and a with two men on to score -the| docket, - winning run. Kearns may be| The Bluesox face credited with winning his own game sinice’ ‘he also scored .the tying run. Attucks scored on a single Into right with a man on second in the fifth to take the lead 2-1. Both scored “inthe Afst. Bran: {don Bryant, Attucks’ pitcher, worked smoothly until’ the sixth when he allowed two hits and a walk: Then in the seventh he went skyward and lost the ball ame.

Amateur Bouts Added to Card

Docket for S

‘Butler University's Sports squads will gét a

game, the Fairview diamond.

cluding some 390

‘throug! {football ference coaches are spending spe-

rookies for the 1948 season, At least 71 players from the 1047 "Season are expected back

and at least 285 lettermen. -De#pite this heavy supply of veteran material each coach has spots to rebuild before opening thé fall ‘Sept. 25. ;

knows papa knows.best. ....- -o Starter. fop- ® Kentucky | Will meet —— on re taki Derby—J h M. Riebli -| ville, Other local amateurs on i aoe Murphy ame Haws in Bn sep MAC card who will ae a Loum Choice Fight Ticket ; Riley in '90 and Kingman. in '91,| Trainer Andy. Schuttinger an-|ville team are Bud McShay an Dead s Drawn and that stood until peerless Eari{nounced - MacBeti's. witharsant Bob Roberts, who - will trade lines | PR. Hardin. iSande won_with Ba Fox. un-~ A aaraay and said be-now Runge With. Billy Brown -and_ Act executive for the Big Four : restraint in 30. . {would poin ! 990, SPOR, respectively. J & deadline as of May 1 oy 1000 Jersey Stakes at - Garden} Fred Johnson, 126 pounds, and Y aye. tylish A Sande ded ously State Park, May 29, instead. Jack Martin, 118 pounds, also/has been drawn on the Sports.

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Shortridge Wins Match| Jack Leer paced the Shortridge

: ;Quatrain. « Flyingi golf team to a 10-8 victory over: Boilermakers Win’ oe tween Joe Louis and Joe Ebony was the best Sande could Broad ne

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i ‘Cleveland Duo : 'In-3d Place in WIBC

j—Mildred Tigue

Cetinsky 163 last night to take third place in the doubles division of the Woman's - International Bowling In th ' |Dorado, Kas., fired 628 to take

over fifth spot in the singles group.

Amateur. Baseball ing under the Indianapolis Ama“|teur. Baseball Assn. must Rave "all players registered with the association Wednesday “night

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Wal. Mr, Hardin said that the guar. antee of first row tickets in the W $30 ‘section ‘in the all - expense tour would stop on the May 1 date with later applications mov. ing back. To ot Mr. -Hardin is handling the Pullman reservations, 207 Guaranty Bldg, 10 N. Meridian, while the air-conditioned - $87.50 - reis being {handied by the Patton News Bu{reau, 1040 N. Delaware, RIley- ¢ 5885. © UE 3 YA When ydu have

Two infield bobbles gave the

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Cars Arrive

. Offy Jimmy Jackson sold last year and that this ‘year; Engineering , rear-drive. creation with Al Miller back in the seat again, the R. J. Pierson entry from Inand one of Anthony

Granatelli revved up his four. yesterday for 22 laps. hitting a 115 MPH average at one time. He's learning ‘the track and is one of several drivers who must take a driver's test. Granatelli of Chicago also Will ‘bring down a new Maserati,

match on-thelencs,

will-—test-—Buttor's! diamond strength Thursday in al

Bi 9 Schools Grooming | 1000 Players for Grid War |

Big Nine schools are putting Linemen hold approximately 1000 players; in-

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Perks Up

Eight race cars already are bedded down in Speedway ga- . J include Henning's two that Ted Horn and American “Association, the - | Ford Moyer and Baldwin Speclals, local entries; the Tom Sara-

& pew Kurtis-Kraft. and a tions that open May 15.

more competitive miles thar

which 10. Bergere is

year in 35 states.

Speedway officials have ane

Butler Faces Heavy Sports pring Squads

Spring double-header at Cincinnat! in

good work-out. this. week with two

baseball games, a pafr of track age in -a-tennis

the first meeting of schools this spring. Butler has a .500 averthe ‘Mid-American Confer-

The track squad meets Indiana off against/State for the second fime toIndiana's diamond crew this afternoon with Jack Bradford doing | the twirling chore for Butler. The State at Butler. 1 originally scheduled for| Bloomington, will be played on|

{morrow in Terre Haute, and Saturday the cindermen race Ball

Friday the Bulldog tennis squad will match Indiana on its {home courts. So far Coach Bob DItZ's men have lost matches.

the answer to Several coaches’ hopes such as at

State. Both Purdue ai

terial. The Boilermakers looking for reserve power, while halfback

two new head coaches,

“champions to replaces Bob Cha-|| plus, Howard: Yerges, Bump. EL}

liott and Jack Weisenburger. Wisconsin, second in the cons ference race last year, belleves it will have an improved line, and they are. looking for freshman halfback Boh Petruska to fill the! passing hole éreated by the

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