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5 WAITING FOR F HIS BUGGY — This business of waiting for a race car to arrive from the west coast gets on one's nerves, so Hal Cole is taking things easy at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. He has built his own car for this year's classic: an

Offenhauser engine with a Kurtis-Kraft chassis. He didn't €ompete here last year. in 1946 he was a member of the Don Lee team but made an early exit, being forced

x out with mechanical trouble in an Alfa-Romeo. He won't be ready to run for a week.

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Indians Held To 4 Hits by St. Paul Club

Full Game Is Cut From Tribe Lead

Times Special BT. PAUL, May The Indianapolis Indians’ first venture into the Twin Cities area brought them a slight setback, but the league-leading Redskins will be back in there again tonight swinging for their base hits, The Saints to eke out) a4 4-to-2 victory over the Tribestérs in the series opener out at Lexington Park under the lights last night when they caught the Hoosiers in an unexpected batting slump. The Indians were held to four hits, five of them fanned and none of the blows was good for extra bases, something unusual in the life of the .Redskins this season, But Manager Al Lopez was not discouraged and sald he toss the veteran Bob Malloy against the Apostles tonight. The righthander has won three with no defeats. He beat Milwaukee, 10 to 1, in his last time out and looks sharp enough to pour it on the Saints. - Full Game Loss The defeat last night chopped a full game off the Indians’

“American Association lead and

they now are pressed by both Twin Cities clubs, the Saints and the Minneapolis Millers, tied for

The Redskins got off to a flying start last night by scoring twice In the opening stanza when they put together three of their four hits. But the Tribesters had other mainly because Morris Martin, St. Paul southpaw, was wild and dished out seven walks. As a matter of

runners on base in every frame

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time trials and the race promptly speed ‘show, The Consolidated Midget Auto. Racing Association has approved the meet and the program will be given under open competition and C. M: R. A; regulations,

except -the fourth and the ninth.

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Swim Coaches to Make Big Splash at Butler

There will be a lot of splash-| ing in the Butler University pool May 15, but it will be purposeful splashipg as more than 200 Hoosier swimming coaches, physical education instructors and athletic directors convene fora Water Bafety . Institute, The institute is to be sponsored | by the Indianapolis Chapter of| the American Red Cross aided by Butler, to teach philosophy and techniques of swimming instruction. First on the day long program is a demonstration of elements of’ instructing the non-swimmer at 10 a. m. in charge of Earl Montgomery, Kirshbaum Center athletic director, and Phil Reisler, Butler coach. Don Zemlock, field vag-tsénta-tive for the Indiana section, American Red Cross, will dem-~ onstrate stroke analysis from Hn a. m. until 12:30 p. m. Fro until 3 p. m. Leo Sanders; presideiit-of the Indiana AAU and director of water safety for the Indiana State Parks and Ed Carpenter, manager of the Acre .pool, will demonstrate life saving methods. Three of Indiana's most well

Royer, Indiana University; Richard Papenguth, Purdue, and Charles (Bud) Sawin, Riviera Club, will combine talents to teach fundamentals of competitive swimming instruction. Royer will handle the crawl, Papenguth, breast stroke and Sawin the backstroke. In the evening session, 7 30 to 8:15 o'clock, Louise Sever, Indi-

It was Philadelphia's straight victory and

Red Sox. ,'The Red’ Sox, moving slowly but apparently surely, achieved the respectability of a .500 -per-

Many midget. ‘etreuit “favorite! drivers and cars, such as Leroy Warriner,” Tom Cherry, Swede |

Carpenter, Bob Breading, Potsy| Goacher and Tommy Gray are] expected to be on hand. fis

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‘cefitage for the first time when {they topped the Tigers, 6 to 3, at!

| Boston for their third straight.

Dave (Boo) Ferriss though re{moved after six innings for a pinch-hitter; was the victor and

made hit the ace of Boston's

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two-run triple, provided the vic-|i,

{tory margin, Shea Goes Route Frank Shea went the route for {the Yankees for the first time,

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Baseball Standings, Results

COACH — Dick Papenguth, Purdue University-swimming coach, will participate in the Red Cross Water Safety Institute at Butler University May 15. anapolis Athletic Club, “and Mag-|

Butler, will show. methods of teaching synchronized ‘swimming -to--juniors-and. adults, The program will conclude with diving instruction fundamentals by Papenguth. Arrangements for the swimming education festival are in charge of Jim Clark, IAC coac and chairman of the Indianapolis Red C:russ water safety committee, and Charles E. Sumner, director of first aid, water safety

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30-Day Suspensions NEW YORK, May § (UP)— Earl Sande today was barred from New York race

of one of his horses. The action by the Metropolitan Jockey Club came on the heels of the famed ex-jockey's Monday on a federal charge of possessing narcotics. Sande’s foreman, Eugene Donaldson,” and one of his grooms, Francis Booth, received 30-day suspensions. Sande had admitted he ordered the foreman to give the horse a shot of “kola” but

Big Stage, morphine drug in a routine saliva test at Jamaica Apr. 21, the Metropolitan Jockey Club stewards ordered that Sande not be permitted on the grounds di the suspension—except to sell his horses, if he found that he must do so. The stewards also ordered that ISande’s $2600. purse for the Apr. 21 race, which Big Stage won, be forfeited. Sande now is awaiting Federal Grand Jury action on the narcotics charge. ~~ =

League Season

The i American se linn Mg dianapalis Friday ight undes the lights at Victory. Field when the Indianapolis Clowns tackle the Chicago American Giants.

pre-game ceremonies. Both teams are under new management this year. Ramiro Ramirez, Cuban veteran, is master minding the Clowns and

Quincy ing the “American iants.

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Finally Falter In

The contest will get under way] at 8:30 following a program of 1

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Hit 4 Over Fence In n-s Triumph

Minneapoy like St. Paul, | Jon a game on the Indianapolis league leaders Jast Rint by walloping Toledo, 11 to In other games i y, Milwaukee beat Louisville, 6 to 4, at Milwaukee and Columbus defeatthe Blues, 8 to 3, at Kansas City. e The Millers gave their righthander, Bill Clark, a two-run lead

arrest|in the first inning and then con-

stantly added more tallies for their win. Both teams got 13 hits but Clark scattered his so that the Mud Hens mariaged only five runs, four on home runs, two by Dick Kokos and one apiece by Don Richmond and Frank Mane

circuit twice for the Millers and Cleston Ray and catcher Don Wheeler got one apiece. : Al Epperly went the route for the Brewers whose bats again clicked for 11 safeties. One of the Brew runs came on a homer by Paul Burris, Milwaukee catcher. _ Epperly allowed Louisville nine hits. Earl Toolsdn, the losing pitcher, was relieved by Don Grate, former Kautsky profes.

seventh,

{four pitchers to the ruhber to try to check Columbus but the Red Birds managed to make their eight hits, and three Blues’ errors, count for six tallies. The Blues scored all their runs in the eighth inning and the Birds re‘Iplaced Charles Stanceu with Ira Hutchinson. Kansas City totaling nine hits.

Amateur, In Semi-Pro Baseball

Union Printers will ctice at Ri Diamond No. & ¢ 8 b. m. tomorrow.

will, be made for Practice this meeting.

College Tennis

Ball State at Bu . te a tier (rain) : Blinas 8, Pe 0. Lynchburg 9,

Trouppe managed the Cleveland Buckeyes last year. -

Martindale Loses

To Bull Montana

“Tommy Martindale, Milwaukee,

-he-suffered. a shoulder injury on the first fall.! Dr. Claude - E. Hadden, physiclan for the Indiana Athletic Commission,

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fn 14 minutes for the semi-wind-up, and Bill Alexander defeat-

refused to permit Martindale to complete the bout.

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1046 pennant team. A four-run 2 rd |rally off young Art Houtteman,

doling out but four hits in a 6-1 (triumph over the Browns at New || York. A° three-run rally in the)

| seventh in which George Me-|

{Quinn's two-run single was the big blow, clinched the victory. The St. Louis Cardinals showed |

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Oy vow 3 [0 30 » Toolaon, Grate ‘and Pruett; Bpperly and only ones meet their sched-|oeten. especially a mellow fellow like Connie Mack of the Athletics, | ' —— ule, should have been singing in but just the same it appeared today that he was out to show that|piilt® TSE the umpires chased) WAL ret © OB rated i Ta set e184 the rain yesterday as they de- Young sma, Lou Bouwltegs of the Indians, what not to say and Coffman, = veteran righthander, Ehtadaiona 7 : 3 ois i) inneapoift= ..... 310.403 0oil 132 feated Bloomington in a dual/"Den say the went in and stopped the Redskins|s:" "5 8 300 1 meet on th Irvinglon Fath, 61% wiiame shir or the “Bowdrsn lL 10 1 1 [iol Pe 0% Pe ay SB CC ff Hp MTMNR yg to 55%. » the six batlers to face him to| washington v8 1 a1 3a LIE e0l 014 00x— 6 10 3 The Capital District Confer Blockade, nog he Soma pith Ma Leaders reach base although he relieved Chicago ©8387 300 3% goutteman, Geritry, White and Wagner; ence meet on the book for the symebing 8 or be AMR SUE with two on and none out in the . NATIONAL LEAGUE ; Sein Deaf School oval, was put off | 3reau Backfire.” Boudreau, Cleve...... 3 37 1 17 ee|iEhth. Pittsburgh .. Yo by Tei eveland oo. TT 01300 000 0— 8 13 1 until Friday. Lawrence Central p..4reau, chortl A bit over|yiliams Boston .... 13 44 15 18 409) Martin's umpire baiting stirred New York ... 5 643 Philadelphia ..... 108 200 000 3— 8 12 © will mot. invade City CHAMPION cy nde eatly soamon successes Eimer ®a ie 18 % 3 13 up the ladies’ night crowd of St lous § 508 3 | Muncet Gromek. esa: Marchiidon. Washington's 8 until Which his teams moved fnto|Sivens. Louis. 16. 38 4 14 3687500 and there was a brief bot-Besten § an 3 Ram. Brissie and Guerra. next Tuesday, and the Columbus- first place with a string of tri- : NATIONAL teagus, + “tle shower. ° innati : 4m BORE an 100 id Crispus Attucks be held yriohs over the Browns, White, 8 AB RX pet} The Saints won by stagin 8[CRICOED +o oovinsr ness . ro ew Tak Lo 110 000 31x § 23s here this afternoon. Sox and said that this|me Bromkih a % 's if as Dig” second inning when GAMES TODAY foe Shes and Berra, 3 ~The Hornets victory came onigeason the Indians would try to| estate, Pi 11 3 7 15 iss Tipton belted a triple and George AMERICAN MsociATION : Cilded only five firsts, with Don Hyfield fatten up on the so-called weaker|Rosse, ion $ » 4 ii 3% Fallon walloped a two-run homer. mpran . Paul (night), [o, (Five Innings, Tie, Cled, BAD, 4 pacing’ the team ‘with 8 -double| ois "TT RUNS BATTED IN Ferrell Anderson also singled in| Louisville at I Shy iment. Washington one 000 —310 1 win in the 100 and 220-yard| “It has been a long-established|Sauer Sisk... 15 Niliama Bakr 1{|that round. lade capolis (night) giynes and Robinson; dashes. Howe placed heavily inirule to battle the top teams on Musial, Cards... 18 The Saints won on only six ‘hits aE Ter GUE NAVIONAL Sea each event to cinch the triumph.leven ground and go all-out{marked the first meeting of the| Put three of them were chalked Chicago at Washington Cig Brooklyn ers 200 000 011— § 13 3 “SIX SCHOOIS have Sccepted In-|against. the others,” Boudreatiiwo teaghs this The Cards uP in the second and two in thei Cie St. Louis Mitr Ay 031 Olx— 8 7 1 vitations to compéte in the first sald. “And that is what we in-|gave away two runs in the first| © ourth. TB Louis at Now York mol, Ta: Munger, Brasie and Rice wi Relays for tend to do. It doesn’t mean that/inning but came back to score, Fd Barrett pitched the eighth BU, Philadelphia at Chicago, postponed, rain. schools Saturday at. the|we won't try just as hard against|three in a big fifth and then tack|f0T Indianapolis after Les Flem- NATIONAL LEAGUE Boston ‘at Pittaburgh postponed, rain : Scho], The grade school he Yeukee and Red Sox, Jutwy on homers by. Stan Musial and wi batted for Bahr in the. top Poston at Pituburgh. ‘Only games mee in charge of Frank|will do everything we can Enos Slaughter, Philadelphia at’ Chicago. Martin and Jake Casky. Ithe so-called weaker teams." The oe gers left 13 men on It was only the fifth Tribe set-| Brooklyn at St. Louis. The winning school will receive Includes thé A's base, and therein may be the boca” 0 B3mes And Only on Tribe Batting a trophy donated by Ross Smith, (y.sortunately, he included the|tale of their defeat, for they| focond, loss, In seven games O Ng a mba trustee of Washington Township.|,nietics in the weaker category Outhit the Cards, 12 to 7. George| Weathert peserve out. | Gans vee 3 TON TY see) == _|.nd so Mack's bustling boys were Munger started for St. Louls and| 10% [ASCOT VENES ULC Weatherly... } i 18 98) Gala Midget Opening [ready and waiting for the Indians| Was yanked in favor of Al Brasle| sp 0% ®t 68 FRET Goon 1 gt Reming 0000 38 8. 41 13 86 On at Muncie Track yesterday. after he gave up six hits in three night and probably will be away Sastig ang Bom 323 a Taking op Cleveland. for the innings. 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