Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 May 1948 — Page 26

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: City Track ‘Meet CHICAGO, May. 20 (UP) Nyy { owners took over the Rockets of

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Tech Frosh Win _

| the All-America foo An Indication of ‘Tech's: future) She All-America football gonten

cated yesterday when the school's) pp, Rockets, a fizzle in 1 freshman squad ran a years of conference competition, he, afimual city meet a | will Re erated bY the n formed Foo ub of Chie; Tech scored - poluia: Mus a group of more than 20 business’ ington trailed |-sports..and . professional men iy

"| scores were Crispus Aftucks 24%, the Chicago area.

Broad Ripple 19, Shortridge 17, Rg E. Garn, Chicago investm Howe 13 and Manual 9. {broker and the club's xecutins Bob Surowelc of the Deaf|4irector, made the announcement, School topped individual per+ ye said the Rockets would play formances by winning the shet «nq play hard” at Soldier Field put, finishing second In the 220|p.4t fall. He announced that ¥d and third in the 100, | McKeever, former San Francises EA | university coach, would he h

(Terry V Wins at. Armory . coach, - “0n_a. long-term. contraets

Paul Terry, 160, South Side!

Community Center, decisioned Warren Outlaw, 160, South Bend, Softball Notes

in track and field meets was Indl-| yore out to boot home a winner,

Photos By Henry Glesing Jr., Times pn Photographer,

TAKEOFF—Howard (Tyke) Manifold, Butler THE KICK—In the air, it's not a bird, it's THE GLIDE—From this position it is just a HAPPY LANDING-—The dirt flies, and with

in the Big State track and field meet Saturday again caught in the finish of the scissors kick sitting jack knife. Manifold, a product of Moore- cessfully complete another leap. Tyke who orig-

takes. off after a sprint of 74 feet, 4 inches. 24 feet, 11/3 inches for a new mark last week. _only a little better “than 17 feet. until he realized the talent he had or leaping.

Win in Toledo Finale Certain to Quit Base Stealing Pays Lead PGA Tourney

“Indians Return Home Tomorrow; Bahr Holds | conf Lead Both i ; | pio ; erences Crack | ead Both Leagues With 15 Stolen Sacks; "6 F Ch Hens While Mates Beat a Southpaw Down on Games | Beat White Sox 4-1 on Two Double Steals § Telus Coameions mes Special

: TOLEDO, M 0. NEW YORK. May 20 (UP)! By CARL LUNDQUIST, United Press Sports Writer ST. LOUIS, M 0 (UP trimming the "wings 3 the Mud Hens here. Tast might’ the Inflanep Two and maybe three bovis are Bi ng office the ‘Washington Senators a po ning. fo Protestionsl goics vi amen heard somethi inously aki nators are running for olis Tribesters felt cheerful and confident that they would repeat to ng ominously akin, "4 making it pay off in victories. Both oid ATd Youne: re In suf

Double Plays Help clearing double was the big blow. i Butler 11, DePauw 2

¥ Bobby Feller won hiz fifth of : Canterbury 9, Anderson 1. Two Tribe double ai. one | Baseball Standings, Results [an season for Cleveland over the College” Track EEE »

started by Bahr, k Athletics, 6 to 1, in a night game, Maryland 71 1-5, William & Mary 54 4-3 | North Caroling State 9, Duke 4. { 1, Lehigh 4.

tonight in the finale of the abbreviated series. {to a ‘death knell today but the "Big Jim Bagby Is dus to Operate onthe Indians” mound. ‘and Others will—continue-to- flourish. 1t Paid off Yesterday with a three-run.rally that featured. tien | play-for-play--linksmen took off double steals and gave Walt Maat rs 4-to-1 t since he's the Redskins’ ace, there is every reason to belleve that | even though the Southeastern and (0c (00) Tl SION A Fe ly aA over he (for the fins! uualirying Found of the Hoosier pastimers will depart » » | Southwest conferences have, 3 ago: a the 30th annual PGA champion here with two straight stuffed T, ibe Bo s |cracked down on post-season| The Senators who with 15 Major Leaders ship. away in their bat bag. n xX core ,| football games. [stolen bases for the season now NATIONAL ‘LEAGUE | After the first day's firing, ; Bagby will be gunning for hi Bmax stoLA A United Press survey revealed | {lead every club in the majors in| GAB RE Pat when only 18 men could crack No phe gunning for his VLA ABR Boo . 5 that the Dixie Bowl at Birming- that oft-overlooked department, Holmes, Boston ...:.. 18 54 34 .4s4 the par 71 at the Norwood Hills a -aighth-win.. seventh vitory : Shulleridgs » tA 4d g Yan; Ah; wnet-the-Delts Bow at’ SA NOP- TE te “REM. Purite” Broakiva 5e-1858 H 3 Allcourse, it seemed definite the last Sa ry in| Fiemiae’ pp Wiese : 3 3 3 % 8 Memphis, Tenn., newest additions (Chicago, with Joe Haynes pitch- | Musial, 8¢ Louis..... 23 #9 20 35 .383! medalist would be a well-known] ‘ Si lle last Baturday...... ..\estheriy- it iii 4-33 3:8 o/10 the. family -of New -Year'sing steady ball, led 1-10.0 until, Asn N Pitts. ...... 35 98 19 31 3% gent when the. second of the two # Indians took good care of 8 aitighions, - 3 8 1 3°1 i games, were almost certain to go| [the seventh when Ed Stewart and | "AMERICAN LEAGUE ‘qualifying rounds is completed. [| ee AB Jefthanded business last Former. ou rid Sta under. The 'Gater Bowl at Jack- - Mickey Vernon. singléd and both. | aig ¥ R:H Pet Only eight former PGA cham. night “by thumping Chet John- [Bahr p ® © 8 1 %sonville, Fla. rode the same boat went down on a double steal. |seoa®', Crocs 3 33 10 3 ‘ay plons were in the starting field Re Bim out Tn the fon 2.| Totals + 10 71 11 1 as the other two, but had strong-Jake Early walked and Early | Williams, Boston. .... 3 34 32 3Mof 135 and six of .those eight, . They dh out in ourth a 4 Hopes of getting out before it| Wynn delivered 2 pinch-hit single Keli Deccan 0 18 1% 3%! were among the 18 to break par. 3 vv " | - : Turner Comes. a TT SHIM . ’ : : . | The other 16 games which were Pleretts went " Ney Marine | HUME ONS [a Oe a: "ana | F Sy nlohaE Bari teen CORO, H- 4-4 -41Slaged last Jan. 1 were Southwest ner for Wynn and with "EArTy OH pr Ra 30 Boson Cleve. 3] Bob ~ Hamilton, - Landover, Md: DE LUXE ‘MODELS—42.95 UP r r Turner. who 1 oo o/conference teams, so they'll the scoring end, they worked a Kiner. Pirates ... 8 Patko, Cubs ..... 5.1944 champ, had the first day's] swings righthanded, had the 3 5 0 o/doubtlessly continue in all their second double steal to Jete | NUNAMA, BR, Sox... T Mus, Giants ,... ® be "each with distinction of batting in 1 1 5 3 mass production glory, muitiply-'the eRe emg complete | stephens, R. Sox. § [pest sours, Prisiog with a snappy Velocipedes Large Variety § $5.95., yn Bo da t with a single s 5-8 SIE ied souped-up Tabbita. Hal Newhousef, pitching like! winaim, TN enon Teds . | Right behind the leaders were _~ & From DARD with the J a8 3 1, * Sowheasten Ace ihe great lefty he was in previous Kenn: Athletics Mi Kiner, Pirates.... 22 Gene Sarazen, 46-year-old vet| OOo. Tate Cr But Roy a ated swings] wl 8 ee is teams to the Cotton, Sugap|CAmPaigns. held the Red Sox to|—— es _______|who won his first of three PGA 13” Front heck, $1.95 te ed, put the who sw BETS Total’... 3 3 i 3 11 iland Orange Bowls. -The South-| {four hits and struck out six in a crowns in. 1922, and Herman 8” Rear Wheels. ......... ' Lefy Johnson in the second in- Beiter mn tor "ean "nimin ana | ot followed through by levying Haeg taph iL: in. the| YMCA Athletes, Honored jeter, o. Me Each of on from "Junior ' deluxe " saodetn, 9. ning by belting a homer over the | flied ou a $10,000 or 25 per cent “tax” on em: n ihe The YMCA honored 101 ath- y color paint. 11,” tubul right-field wall. Prior to that, in |Igianapolis a ate tans Tecelpts. of ; its. members. which Pinches. forced the Red 80% 10 hit! roy of nine sports dast night! rch tury Ven othe Alre Gaar. frame, Ia ud gird, the f Tolle ron. 000 011 800-3 into six double plays, four of 8htivard links. Stocky little Gene rge Im d, swi . loft, Goibled Baffell, who | puns matted in—Gutteridge. Weatherly play n baw] games. {which he started himself. at their annual sports banquet. way right in the running to tie eycle $319 = Randistiges, . hes . ed and tallied Turner 3, Richmond, Wort. Two-base hits| ach of those leagues supplied | N P [Recognition and spofts awards ygogan and Hamilton until the! comforiable spring saddle. "Ed a Stteriages single. arly, Richmond. Secrigen Castighone. Dou. four baw! teams Jast Jan. : Jn 1, Th Yank En ("oh resented to the athletes, .|inal hole. Then he. missed a a eyely wy Basi Bahr wor the route. for ble plays—Casti Letchas a @ lankees en a three-| Butler University athletic di- short chip by an inch and settled! riveted spoke wheels with the Indians to bring his record ing; piahr, Costly ions 404, Peming. Lat ian (College T Tennis game losing streak by beating| rector and head coach Paul D.lfor a ene stroke deficit; bearings and 1” rubber tires. to three and three, He did not on_balls--Off Jo Johnson 2 2, Rudd 1. Strack pas | 8 the Browns, 8 to 4, at St. Louis|(Tony) Hinkle was the main | ” ” inn, inle D4 on bal and Se tT Tt oe 1 Ld HAA jon & four-run seventh-inning ral-speaker of the program. Jie aso College Baseball [| Small Size—12" Front Wheel, 8° Rear... $11.95 true i § %. Losing pitcher Joh po hs g Av ra's Dbase- served as 8 master of ceremonies. } Medium Size—16" Front Wheel, 10” Rear_______$12:95 avm——— ]

University's hope for a new broad jump record not a plané, it's not even superman, Its Manifold breeze for the jumper, shown in a kind of flying, a grunt Manifold throws himself forward to suc- |

Other results:

in the five-round feature of the} Zionsville Lions want games {amateur fight card at the South on Tuesday nights. Write or call Side Motor Armory last night.

{Al Rosenstihl, Zionsville, Ind, night's scores in hin ine “Bm-Roe Down,

Last Pred Cory, 111, 7B0uth Side Community| Center, decislo Jones, Jack=| roy dprpinn hall Teague at Base hon’s Gym; Claude Rdwards, 128, Jack son's Gym, decisioned Jota Cory, South| Side; Harry Dunn, South Side, knocked out George A ha South Bend; in the second round; Bob Roberts, 135, South. Side, decisioned James Bu lanon, South Bend, and. Robin Hood,

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th Side, decisioned Sim Woodard, oud City’ Softball League at Beech Grove

Sou South Bend, in five rounds.

College Golf

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at Bloomin ton, hits the board for ene of his which adds impetus, and also distance to his land (ind) High School, now possesses two let. inally came to Butler to play basketball became | Fhe pe | ps eaps; Manifold, who claims to ‘have. jump. Seeking his first Big State Crown, Tyke is ters in track from Butler and one letter in base. a broad jumper because it is not quite as great | L% on, Touled “only twice during. the past: irack season, ...the. holder of. the. Little. State disdem, leaping ball. While in high school he was. able to jump. a strain. as. the cage sport. He Er baseball |

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