Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 May 1948 — Page 12

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Noise of Musial's Bat. Should Wake Up Cards

Stan Has Big Day at Plate, Getting

A Homer, 2 Doubles, 2 Singles in Five Trips | 4” prepared to defend their |

por UNDQUIST, United Press Sports Writer laurels May 14 in the Sectional NEw YORK. May RUT, Cardinals still seem a little drowsy, meet for which they will be host. L if "they "don't wake up from the noise of Stan Musial's big The source of all this activity! 25 Drivers Are !bat, they are likely to doze right through the rest of the season. was the annual city track meet. : The Cardinals haven't been early birds very often in the held yesterday on the Tech oval Slated for Tests en) League races, and they seem to be getting off to a | which concluded with the Con. The - tempo around the Indl- typically slow start this year, but that doesn’t hc hold true for| [tinentals—edging the Greenclads, Speedway oval Musial. He can’t forget about, ~ ~ 55 51% to 52. anapolis Mato. Spe y the troubles he had last year inning, getting five hits and five] The Jast event of the afternoon, began to pick up today as Amer. co of a bad spring. . So it/ walks and Sewell didn’t bother 6 (ho half-mile relay, was the one fcan Automobile Association offi- oo ont exactly coincidental today| bear down except when trouble which deposed Tech:as the peren-| clals literally took over the track. that he boasts a current be a re and KIrbY nial winner of the city cinder, : {ll increase pro- age of .400, third highest in the HI&be ¥y classic and set Washington up as The pace W : National League, with four, In a night game, the Brooklyn the new “winner and champeen. gressively as more than 5 dr doubles, two triples, and two!Dodgers continued their wild Revised City Mark ers, here for the first time, take y,mers among his 14 hits. | scoring by trimming the Phila-| The Continental team, an-! thelr driving tests and will reach At this time last year, Musial, |delphia Phils, 71 to 2. Philichored by Bill Niemann, flashed a sustained pitch May 15 and who was then the defending] pitchers gave up nine hits but .is- to the tape in 1:34.4 for a revismajor league batting king, was| sued 14 walks with~Putch Ledn- jon of the city record, The mark, 16 with the first of qualification nursing a miserable .167 average lard the starter and loser. Brook- 1:345 had been set by. Tech in trials. and was hobbled both at bat and lyn got its first complete pitching 1937. . The rest of the foursome Time trials will be held © afield by chronic appendicitis. job of the season from 20-year-old were Bob Reuter, Don Carlisle, throes... week-ends beginning we . Was a Great Day Frv Palica. who gave up six hits. ,nq4 Charles Trotter. 15th and are tentatively “set I In his first eight games of| THe Yankees got six-hit- piteh-| . Niemann also won the broad close Saturday, May 29. Addl 1947, he had only five hits in 30 ing from Allie Reynolds, who won jump. - The West Siders placed tional trials will be allowed In 00 0) "has and had driven inihis third game, 6 to 0 over thedgret in only three eventsy-bubs case of inclement WenthEr tg Only two runs. Today for eight Red Sox at Boston, Steve Sou- made up the deficit with five hn rata p- He: Ar A roo james he has the gaudy mark of lchock getting two homers and seconds and two thirds. | “has driv- |14 hits Tn 35 times at bat ‘and 12{Tohinny Lindell and Billy Johnson, gach hampered.by the absence miles per hour. Each new driv runs batted in. |getting one each, making a total] of Ray Jensen, was led into the : 4 must turn 10 lapa-—25 miles Yesterday was. one of the of seven in two days. runner-up position by the per- : a s hour before Breatest days of his career; hit soo Pigers-hose-Again. __|formances of Jack Aldridge and nd 28 mle od the AAA as tng & homer, two doubles, and| qu. siappointing Tigers were Allen Meyerose, = Aldridge won eligible to compete in the “Soo” ‘WO Singles and driving In four, .i.q for the seventh time" im both the high jump and the high May 31, ns i5 3e ar Toit The [their last eight stats and for the hurdies and Meyerose Josh hom: ... Drivers piloting cars at a clip| Reds at Cincinna first time in a row at home, los- ors in the 440-yard dash and anhour ordinarily Cards. who incidentally are now, "i "4, the White Sox who chored the mile relay quartet to' ay re roe. Ra playing with their championship| oped Hal Newhouser for his victory. Speedway President Wilbur Shaw outfield of 1946 intact, Musial in third loss. Newhouser gave up| Double Winner has predicted speeds averaging Jef Try Moore or. 37 [only six hits but was the victim Tie only other doible winner, 123 miles per hour will be al- ug of shaky support, four of Chi- of the afternoon was Dick Small-

hits, d. wood of Manual, who won the most mandatory % to > Jaware a apot ™ {cago’s runs being unearne —in-the starting. 33. e Braves handed the Giants {century sprint and the ‘ow sticks. = three h g doses of -their- own The Philadelphia A’s climbed) ry sp

linto a triple tie for third-place Howe turned in a_surprise per-

Time Trials. For 500 Race Oni May 19 |

By BILL PITTMAN Washington High School's | track. men stuck a feather in their collective cap today, placed (a trophy in the glass display case, !

Bob lott hit a three-run homer pitching of Phil Marchildon. Bar. {or the distance in the state.

For 3 Hay Meet and two singles while Tommy ney McCosky's three singles led| One of the best races of i Ind, May 1|Lockman and Williard Marshall losing Pltcher, giving up al lana Waahingion men Fnoreridge 's powe el ni snotput champ R a 8 Giant runs, Bota on ("The Cleveland at St. Louts into the first turn. Without rest Charley Fonville, ill Dattle Still Mystifies Cubs |game in the American was rained | his stride he broke from the box diana and Purdue in a i Truett (Rip) - Sewell exercised out. here today. : his usual mastery over the Cubs,| YESTERDAY'S: STAR--Stan 7 "Fonville, one of the country'sicoasting to a 10-to-4 Pirate vie} Musial of the Cards who hit "principal hopes for a gold medal [tory at Chicago, his 28th triumph] A homer, two doubles, and two. | at the London Olympiade this|against them in his career. The| singles, driving in four runs in | Sumer, was. not Expected So be Bucs cs put on an ut on an eight-r run second a 13-to-7 triumph over the Reds. was not clocked. specialty. He re-

|this season. Unfortunately he

|was some controversy among the

n relays last Sat- |judges as to whether a foul had

if Arcaro Wins Derby

“By OSCAR FRALEY, United Press Sports Writer NEW YORK, May 1 (UP)—Fearless Fraley's facts and figuirés:| Eddie Arcaro shoots for his record-breaking fourth riding triumph in the Kentucky Derby today but, him home in front, Little Banana Nose won't get anything out jot idler Dave arm, “hel of the victory but glory.

{it ‘was disallowed.

{team standings with 421, points,

's ion Citation, big ‘horse in today's Presbyterian College. A shell ex-| Now all that most of the thinly-| rosé run. So if the colt hits the exploded under him in Italy, clads have to do 18 keep in shape |

middle distances ; Nine Snider, Al's widow, That's about and wears a heavy shinguard. month. |st , titlist Herb Barton yh. a an-$8000 donation... , , It's enough Last year won 23, lost five for

lay. : 4 Coaltown, . ,. lives at Ware Shoals, 8. C., with

Freddie Corcoran's- resignation his wife and daughter. Ra Sched | {from the Professional Golfers As-/~ Jack Kramer has been beating” acing vie TOMORROW Cor- larity on their tennis tour. bat ni ad Ron-Piek Broad

sociation again points up the need Bobby .Riggs with great regu-, for a golf commissioner. W. 16th St Speedway (mid- coran made tournament golf big Big Jake still isn’t satisfied. yard Hirdies—isck Aldridge, Tech, ~ )==Trials at noon, racing at business and then was squeezed los* the opening match cod 1 00-yard Hurdles—Dick Smallwood, ES : out by one man. George Schneiter, their world. tour _at Madison LA an Rotter, Howe. .4:36.8 (big Who has formed his own ‘little Square Garden, before most of Mile Refay. Tock (Crick. Havets,. Swider;

{the tennis moguls of the USLTA. Miygriosel, 3:300 ington

> Jord Dash—Dick Smallwood, Man-20-yard Dash—Bob Reuter, Washington, sto. yard Dash—Allen Meyerose, Tech,

Gooding,

Jungle Park, Rockville ¥ SL Priat oat noon (CST) dictatorship. racing at 2:30 p.m. (C8T). 1 Torn by Dissension Funk's Speedway, Winchester! “Tt {sat i healthy leadership, that. showing, I Ri return (big cars)—Time trials at noon under Schneiter. The fairway match at the Garden May 12° (CDT), racing at 2:30 p. m. fraternity still is torn by dissen-| ‘Navy Favored in Regatta - (CDT). siok and frequent brawis. And| There's a suspicious’ silence Faint scare by teams Washington. A314; Armscamp Speedway, Alex- Schneiter takes on his own (rom the West. but it still looks Mamuat H Rv hallo oA andria (midgets)— Trials at noon shoulders decisions which should ijke Navy's defending champions . + {CDT), racing at 2:30 p.m. {be-made by the executive com- will’ be the lads to beat in the Altveks. 1. and Deaf School. ti. i TTT Tee such cas the bareing--of Poughkeepsie... regatta. In. their Fight Results Afrikander Bobby Locke from the first warmup, the sailors from the | ‘McMiltin-to- Address B United Press P. G. A. tournament. {Severn bounced . Princeton and Ser. Cony (Bearcat ls Thumbnail Tintype: One of the Columbia and today they are out] pa seh: York, ib] Hopped American League hits of 1948] [to tie a knot in ine Yale ‘Bulldog's|

. Baseball Standings, Results

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION RESULTS YESTERD AY LR

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Telly “recor H Jump—Jack Aldridge, Tech het Puterank Knox, Hawa 41 { Pole. Valt-—Robert Wood, How 1 ohrond Jump—Bill Niemann, STM

IU Foundation Banquet Bo McMillin, general manager |protessional football team, will be

the principal speaker at the In-| diana University Foundation Day |

Anniv ersary: Just one , year ago today the sports world undoubtw ‘edly was tickled & delightful pink | |as Two-Ton Tony Galento turned |

Detroit potent’ left hook. Tony Also says: The National Baseball Congress

Nip AMERICAN ASSOCIATION “Minneapolis . 3 | Loulsville at St. Paul, postnoned, rain. erestler. * Ini 100° ‘matches “sinee| aay at 6:30 Be Workén - alumni) Bie 31a Columbus at Mianeapoiis. postponed, rain. then Galento claims he never has| {clubs of Indianhpolis are spon-! 8 been flattened. which is under-| gt, Only games scheduled standable at that. |soring the banquet. Mrs. C. W. Te -— Weathers is the women's presi8% . ¥ x AMERICAN LEAGUE . Also, Tony is telling it around | dent. Noble L. Bjddinger is nead —————— ow Dr 012 000 030 11 Aa New Yq 213 20 030-8 11 ? that Primo Carnera is afraid of of the men's group. wooL GB pReyTolds and Ninrhos, Harris, Doris mn him and doesn’t want to come to I - — is Cleveland . ty any Te oe! grips again. Galento, with his N H L Fahinguon “+ 5 3 _ Chicago 000010 040~4 8 © usual modesty, booms that Da NEW oosier eaguve Dn aneinhia |. : 3 | Wight, Cadwell. Goodwin and Tresh, PE6eT Tears he might unleash his| WICHITA, Kas. May 1 (UP)— troft Lo 7 +, Weigol, Newhouser, White and Swift a 8

New York . Pittsburgh .. . : Cincinnati ‘ey

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1! Boston 014 010 Eo ’ {granted membership in the NaPhinda i « XN b New. York nig. plt0 001 #01 2 8 3 2 VAI Mat Matches tional Association of Leagues, is BO ios eee 31% Trinkie ana Weatrum nd Six outstanding light heavy- made up of teams from Argos, Sem———— . | Pittsburgh 080 100 001-10 13 3 Weight wrestiers will see action Rochester, Kewanna, K no x, GAMES TODAY, Chicago 260 011 000 4 8 3 in three bouts on next Tuesday's Walkerton, Fulton, and Plymouth.

. Sewe Highe and Kluttz. Rush, La MERICAN ASSOCIATION Erickson Do! bernie Wade and MM echlings. Armory card with. the principals”

anchor the Wolverines’ two-mile to make me quit rooting for Savannah; Sally League. A tettie, City Track ‘Summary |.

"He won't be happy until he erasés Caclige, , sretter, Niemann), 1:344—N .

Stars Jensen, on | $

banquet in the IAC, next Wednes- |

indianapolis at Milwaukee, N or - 'oledo at Kansas City, for two of the duels already ™ \ ‘a : Bt. Louis 101 021 W113 17 t.~and. Mrs, Voter Nimbus o jo olla Cincinnati 4 000 200 T no 1 signed for action. Ss let, Staley. Rraple and Oaragiola AMERIC. AN LEAGUE Fox’ Gumbert. Terk, Cress, Lively Oi The big feature of the evening

York st Bos ladeiphis at Washington. Lamanno roit ‘at Cleveland. . Louis at Chicago.

will pit Tommy Martindale, the AL rookiyn 320 002 04013 9 1 186-pound “Milwaukee Express,

. vd believe in fair et ” biladeiphia 00 000 000 2 Sd against the power of Young Bull} play rete a and Edwatds; . J - c rgh. Nahem. and Seminick “ Laon Montana, the husky 108- pound] it during my

{Los Angelés Grappler, Another bout on tap for the

25 years work

cago at St: Louis’ (night), Major Leaders

By Untied Frese |semi-windup spot on thé bill will 1, Appeal to ® PLAY GOLF w | NATIONAL LEAGUE |bring together Tiger Joe Marsh, ry Yhbie 0 : me Atte. Brobkiva OAR R u Fi% a newcomer from Chicago, and chance to LAKE SHORE ne Pittsburgh a0 37 8 ib 40k Gene Blackley of Thornton, Tex., | State ' Revre: bl 3 » E usigl, Bt. Louis .;.. 8 35 6 14 i go COUNTRY CLUB iki Louis 2 5-H ia winner in two previous recent Supative ow? Gress Fees aan. 238 lyn 8 26 6 11.30 starts here. field. I was oo aittn | AMERICAN LEAGUE {Their argument Is slated for. born in Indi40 barn ve. Paks! Robinson: Cleveland .. § 38 4 13 sg one-fall, or 30-minutes. A third spent my ite {Zarilla, St, Louis ..... 8 31° 3 14 .452 bout is Isto 1 be added. here : a ————— a Bhevens, 5 Jou ie op : 3 3 3 3 x For State therefore 1 t ar * or eprésentiative bullets hat 1 3 AUTO TOP CARRIER 0, dig RUNS College Tennis - % know. and regognizs’ the sof the ts or Kellner. Cleve. SIWillams, Red ‘Sox 3 State and am qualified ‘Tn education Boa Ladders * Ki sauer aughan Dedarrs 31 Indians 9, Butler ©. and experience to ‘use’ kond Judgmefit [Vico ag Sister. Phils tnd State 8. St J in anything that may be presented tor Leo, Re a en Slants Indiana State oseph 1. the benefit-of the State. 1 have raised | Robinson, Cleve, . 3) * TIMichigan State 9, Purdue ‘0, $60,000, for. tha arity + . . without a || y viii it atin ~ vii Duke 3; Surfeion 2 "Military 0. I penny profit H RNS » Hin aT, “ _ fF Tuesday is Eiection Day, 15.0 fa: my roid hh $i Bawatds, Das , 2 | gomell + Har Fania h rr "aia hii = "Atvertivement A wa RIYR & en) h. “i | Saver. 3 Lockma, GEL 0 Kanies 7, Nebraska 6 7.

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LANDOVER, Md. May 1 tir — Bobby Locke of South Africa

banged out a six-under-par 66 into the outside lane and took) the long way around to-finish-in Yesterday ‘to take a firm four-| the lead by three yards in what! |stroke lead at the half-way mark; was probably one of the fastest/!n the Capital Open golf tourna-|

'qUAFter miles run-on the track. ment with a total of 3 for 38 holes.

The Knickered invader, playing in the 15,600 event at Prince George's ourse, just missed by an eyelash his sensational 65 of yesterday's |openin {been committed on the turns, but arralght “hot 1 4.

rohibitive Howe, which finished third in'yo victory.

coolly and deliberately

a ord Jockey's Widow Gets Fees . u. iit, oe’

us wishing to play #ignt| * \ r. 5/looks like Leland (Low) Victor hurdle events. Martin was unable softball at Longacre Stadium are cen r pockes, A Sno i Mar 3 | Brisste Jr., Athletics’ pitcher. He's to participate yesterday because (Asked jo have 3 Fepreseutative at If Anderson, 8. C., starred at/of grade ineligibility. , e Bush-Callahan Softball AssoKeys, would have had the mount from | elation meeting Monday at 7:45 Pa at 13¢ E. Washington 8t. eld in that event.!jackpot, Arcaro will turn over shattering his left leg below the for the sectional and state meets ths Wert ie own = double hebder

Michigan will be paced in the|his entire fees to Mrs. Dorothy knee. Underwent 23 operations coming up the latter part of the !°MOrrow and May 9, have open

| or June. Write H ar "Johnson, 721 i drove

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ouis, postpon of eight Indiana teams. . The! Cleveland at St. Louis, postponed, rain Light Heavies i in letreuts rm i Anata 0 | De G

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UP BUT NOT OVER—Robert Wood of Howe, who | went on to win the pole vault by clearing | feet 4 inches, floats through- the-air-with effortless ease. However, he missed this jump by kicking the bar off the standard.

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KICK IN THE FINISH—That's what it-took for Dick Gooding of Broad Ripple to beat Tech's.Ingle Harris in fhe half mile run. Here Gooding raises the arms as he Hakes the he tape. ony 2, a few inches in the lead.

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Indians Move To Milwaukee

“Tribe Out to Toke ~ Series From Brews

pez’s pacesetting Indianapolis Redskins are spending the week. end in this Cream City as guests

only as baseball guests, The league-leading Indians, fresh from a series sweep in Kansas City, believe they have it in them to give the Milwaukee pastimers some of the same treatment. The Hoosiers beat the Brewers two out of three in Indianapolis last week-end and hope to protect ‘their American Association lead of two games over Second place Minneapolis at the expe of last year's Little Wotld Se Series cham

Pps. The series here ‘calls for a single tilt today and a double‘theader tomorrow... |season the Indians have engaged in two twin bills and have split both.

: Brewers Also - Hot * “The Brewers, like the Indians, (defeating the last-place’ Toledo club. | Tribe Manager Lopez believes {he has the right pitchers ready

to throw against thé Milwaukes

|club, Bob Malloy, today, and Jim | Baghy and Cal McLish or Stan ~tFerek tomorrow:

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| fourth, trail the Redskins by {three and a half games. These rivals staged a sluggers’ paradise

likely to be repeated here, Both “managers predict ~ closer contests at ancient Borchert Field. Several pitchers on the two clubs have been showing signs of tightening up, now that the league race is more than two weeks old. But Skipper Lopez is confident that his fast boys have that something-extra over the league's four western clubs and are geared

[to win regardiess of the pitching.

Team-Wide Balance | In winning 12 games in 15 . |starts, the Indians have displayed team-wide balance on the attack and are daring on the “bases. Their - swift infield also has played an important part dn sav|ing games. 17 In-addition; three-of the {lar infielders are slugging like |outfielders. Barring injuries, itherefore, Manager Lopez thinks {he has the right horse to win the | American :Associatjon Marathon { Derby, | After spending the week-end in [Milwaukee, the Redskins will head {for the Twin Cities to meet the |Saints and the Millers to complete | their first road trip.

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Top man in the "08 for the Falls ( the Fox Hunt lar rolled 236, centered of 266, and dropped finish. . Out at Bréad F Reisler ra up a ond place in the cit; gan with an even | to 233 and finished C of 244 in the Chr league, He ‘was fol by William Brown ¥ on games of 255 255, 2

Moonlite alleys’ tourney Was. won

* yester with 320, V

led the women with . - THERE WILL B open at Sturms Tues womens spring leag way at 7:30 p.m. w the female keglers terested in bowling nights contact M. «pugg” Leppert at and soon.

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