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g wo: rol pe the Millers again tojctory Field and Bob the probable

night at V Malloy 1s pitcher.

straightenin surprised pack in week-end’s league.

The Indians didn't get any extra-base hits last night but they made everything count and the who committed five looked as «n't belong in the same league.

he ladies’ night contest was played»

Millers,

_pefore a happy crowd -of 12243. ‘Some crowd. The paid attendance \was i and there y feminine fans on-hand were 4366 Temin Saws oa PAR just about to capacity. And the more thai. 12,000 multitude kept cool with jdge McLish. He held’ mer” Mauling Millers to

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fanned five.

Jus a Breeze The game started out as an even affair and it was 2 and 2 after three innings. But in the fourth, the Indians went on the warpath and scored five runs. After that round, it was just a

Lonnie Frey, just recently down from the big show, tried to play gu second base for the Millers. and he made -threg errors ] his first game under the lightsigetch this year and the veteran was more or less lost out there. Thé Millers were further hurt pv-the-absence of -their “punch.” i1p4iane Babe Barna, who is on the hospital list with a fractured wrist. But be that as it may, the In-| ‘dians were alert and full of dash and pepper. They took advantage of every break in their favor made the Millers look like a Class

B outfit.

The defeat dropped te Sumping Minneapols boys out of the league's first division and shoved Gan them into fifth place as Columbus rocketed from fifth to third, passMinneapolis

ing both. waukee.

Fischer Batted Out Rube Fischer, who started on [Saffell the Minneapolis mound, Was batted out in the fourth stanza zt and Bill Ayres took over the toil

for the visitors.

Ayres was a great improvement and held the peppery Tribesters at bay until the eighth when they splurged for two more runs. The Indians were in fine fettle after “ELOnS coming in off the road and they|s, Turner 3 played errorless ball afield and made one double play, No. 54 in "36 games, ’ The Indians uncorked too much speed for the Millers to handle Purdue 8, Minnesota 4 and several of their hits were of the infield variety,

base and get around. Blues Here Tomorrow This is an abbreviated series of , Wo games and tonight's contest Wisconsin 10, Northwestern 1. ‘Will be No. 2 and the finale- They adier 5 St. Ambrose & -. Kansas City Blues will move in Clemson 7, South Carolina 2 ° Denison 4, Kenyon 2 Cedatyille 5-0 Wilmington 1-2 |8acramento club of the Pacific “form sheet,” Coast League. tverything points to a rollicking | ek end for the rollicking Red-

tomorrow for

| double-header and a single tilt

Monday.

Based on the

With two new

bY in the win

Manager

irds. Reg B ir 1048 pattern, re hotter tham a ma Sa nt , e horsehide.. and powdered hired pitcher Cal tting two of the dozen. patted in -&~ run and

Jt Won't Be Long Indians’ mound staff is he g out and don't be if the home first place after this hostilities around the)

of First Place

ing for the home boys. The Indians won last night and now the Indians are but one game behind

the league Saints, . ine Redskins returned to their Victory Field wigwam and The Minneapolis Millers, 9 to 2, and the American -Associascalpel eesetting Saints invaded Columbus and got clipped by the

Turner Learns

He's Allergic To ‘Berries and Police

allergic to strawberries and police and he has hives to prove it. Turner broke out with the hives yesterday. after eating two strawberry sundaes, Club Physician Joseph Kenney treated Turner and sent him home, 4170 W. Washington St. ” . ” EARLY THIS morning Turner'’s welts became more severe and his roommate, Stan Ferek, called state police for an ambulance. State police said to call the city police who informed Ferek that the address was outside city limits. Rather ‘than have the - “buck passed any further” Ferek called Ted Sullivan, Tribe business manager, who notified Dr. Kenney. > Turner is feeling better thisafternoon but he may be out of action for several days.

Tribe Box Score

MINNEAROLIS AR R H O A E end 0 053 9 4 1 1 4 2 .3 0 1 0 0 0 AF .3 0 0 0 1 © .4 0 0 2 3 0 .4 1 1 0 3 0 .2 0 1 10 1 1 06-1 0 0 20 0 0 2 0 Totals M........30 3 5 24 14 5 INDIANAPOLIS FITRI S Safle] COTTE > tteridge. Hn ney 2 2 3 21.0 rd; vr FETE Pp Fleming. 1b o 0 10 1 0 eather): 3 -3.-0.40 Castiglione, =» 02 1 4 0 Phd Lopes, ¢ .... 4 . iMcLish, p ... 3 250 0°90 Totals ..... ? 12 712 0 Minneapolis .. ... 110 000 2 b polis CETERITTIY TS 200 500

Runs batted in—Ray, Weatherly 3, Cass tiglione 2; Fischer, Gutteridge, Beard, Let haa Soli ihe, Three-base hit—Ray. ri lays—Qutteridge, Letchas and Femi Prey and LaPFata. Left bases

: 5 ? -

Hit in J dnnings ( to 5 batters in fourth). Ayers 3 in 5. Umpires—Clegg, Meier re. Time—3:07,

Tribe Batting AB

ramen. EARL TURNER, the Indianapolis Indians regular catcher, is(®

*| . Exhibition skaters will be Bill .|Hanley, ry Kubler, Alan Suth-

3| Bowen, Annetta Clark and Jerry 3 Nolan.

Minneapolis

Sweet 16° 0f PGA Enters Home Stretch

Two ‘of Survivors "Shoot Under Par

golf's annual intra-mural fight.

PGA

holes of qualifying, it was an un-

Snead Best Performer

Slammin’ Sam Snead, PGA winner, was the best performer of the day. He went 13 holes in the morning at four under par to down Clay Gidde, Cincinnati, “and then fikished off Frank Moore of St. Louis in the afternoon with another four-un-der combination. Gaddie twice birdied holes, only to lose them to Snead's eagles on the same greens. Other former pro champions still in competition were Ben Hogan, who won in 1946, and aging Gene Sarazen, winner in

- 141922, 1923 and 1933.

Skating Party To Aid Champions

{Dance Club will sponsor a skating party Monday on the Roller: land rink. ; edie Funds raised by the party will be used to supplement expenses of the Indiana skating champions at the Great Lakes regional meet to be held in Detroit the second

¥ week “of June. :

h. The program Monday will in-

clyde exhibitions by the first, : opd ‘and third place winners in t

state competition.

erland, ly © McClung, Joe Marker, Donna Lee White, Joe Coleman, Lin Craig, Cliff Doerr, Mary ¢Ginnis, Fred

R H 7 1 3 -28 8. Mh «139 26 83 51 14 18 97-18-31 L131 Je 41 ..102 23 30 8921 3% L146 41 £738 6 10 . 31 5 10 we 126 27 2 116 26 27 se hits—Castiglione 8,

Two-ba 7, Beard 6, Rikard §, ing 5, Kalin 4, Letchas 3, Saffell 3, Lopez, Weatherly,

utteridge. CO Phree-base hits—Beard 5, Castiglione 3, Fleming 2, Turner 2, Saffell, fetchas Rikard, Cassini, Ganss, Lopes. Home runs—Fleming 8 Kalin 3, Saffell 3. Weatherly 2, Letchas, Turner, Cas.

|tiglione 3, Letehas 2, Turner, Gutteridge. |

!Ulinois 10. Indiana 4 |Pranklin 14, Earlham 2 But it was Louisville 9. 8t Joseph's 8 : 0. wi i 1 8. Colgate Le -ail- Fight with -the -fans—get on tBuckngl 8. SON Pranklin-Marshall 9. {Georgia 13. Georgia Tech 11. {8t. Joseph's (Pa) 8. Loyela (Md) §. | Xavier (QO) 9, Lawrence Tech 3, |Arkansas State 16, Ozarks 15. |Towa 10, Ohio State 0

!did not accompany the Indians on {thelr recent "eastern trip." “Hal ‘pitchers standing lett is slated to pitch one of.torere one Wings, Messrs. Jack morrow's Hallétt "and Jim Walsh, Tribe| . AT "Lopez ‘announced that pitcher . Steve Nagy,

lione, ue bases—Saffell 8, Cassini 6, Beard Rikard 2, Outteridge, Kalin.|

Sacrifice hits—Cassinl 6, Saffell 5, Cas-

College Baseball

Manchester 9, Indiana Central 8.

| | |

Nagy, hampered by a sore arm, |

bargain attractions. | Both Frank Kalin ‘and “Jack Cassini, on the Tribe Injured ist

south- were hobbling around at the park

PAW, has been released to the last might, but not in uniform. |

Baseball Standings, Results

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6's Zoldak, 8's New York

| Gromek. Klieman and Hegan ; | Philadelphia < 303 | Detroit wl Coleman,

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+ SGT. THRILLPACKED EVENTS OF SPEED LEADING DRIVERS OF ND. MIDGET RACING ASSN.

Sraedstand Sad Box Boots $1.00; AN Prices Imei Tax

RESULTS YESTERDAY AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Kansas City ! Louisville 000 000 000 - 0 7 | Schanz and Houk: McCall, Schuste

001 000 000— 1 4 2 123 012 10x—10 17 2

Toledo Reid

Martin, Triner, Grate and Buris

000 010 010— 2 4 1 003 100 02x Martin, Samaklis and Anderson

At. Paul Kriegor AMERICAN

Washington st

80 6 0

LEAGU 001 000 030— 3

w and Partee amar | . 000 000-~0 3 0 012 00x— 3 6 1

{ 000 bl nes Byrne and Niathos; Wight and] Robinson 15 | Boston FO * Cleveland 201 009 200— 5 12 .2| | Dobson and Bata; Kednedy, Gettel,

". 000 211 200— 6 14 2 White, Overmire, Gray,

wift, s NATIONAL, LEAGUE

Benton and;

i Pittsburgh 02 030 101 8 11 Brookiyn veo.» 000 003 100. 4 10 ! Onermuelier, a € : asd hn ere | y. Roe, King, tten onicago ¢ , 001 160 000 8 13 { New York 000 020 001— 3 10 3|

Borowy, Schmitz and Schefling: Jones Hartung, Hansen, Lee, Newsom and West-

rum Bt. Louis ....ccocunn 000 000 010— 1 7 4, Boston ...... .. 100 010 Olx— 3 6 © Brecheen, Wilks and Rice, Spahn an

d Masi, | Cincinnat! at Philadelphia (postponed, rain).

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Fight Results

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"FAMILY ACT—Frank Anos1 brother-sister. skating the <tate, will participate in the program for the Monday night

| benefit skating party at Roller- | |

At Midget Track

Thrills. provided by the

be renewed here May 28 and 29

" ‘when most. of the original Teter the pitcher's head instead of firin

stunt driving crew get together

Indianapolis Midget Speedway on W. 16th 8t. The program, sponsored

Legion, to start each night at 8:

30, will include eighteen auto-|

mobile and motorcycle

Hell Drivérs® original

ST. LOUIS, May-22 (UP)—A “sweet 16” of the¢ nation's best golf professionals, including three former PGA titleholders, began the endurance test of 36-hole matches today, each hoping to garner the $3500 - top prize: of

All but two of the 16 survivors of a 135-man field which began | scrapping for the 30th annual title at ‘Norwood Hills Wednesday were under par for yesterday's two 18-hole rounds. While it was not the best parbusting performance of Lhe meet, as 15 men smashed par over 36

usual occurrence in match play.

“1942

The ~Rolleriand Figure ~and

[Pat Clancy Special. “We're here! (with a new idea and all we want | to do is to get the car in the race. after the noon meal in the Hen{I's during the 500 miles that ning garage. ~ "IN {we'll learn: what Wad Tun. IANOWBERGER WG about the future for six-wheel trying hard to get a winning com: bination in his Federal Engineer. acy Sh ules. Waa py in Fa fA PAN LSA aS ~ ing: ‘Special » When the CRF tine! 0) = I. <A. MODEL .of -the -six-wheeler to’ the track It had an Offenhaus.| was in action yesterday in front of the Firestone garage. The elec- jof the Maserati of last year. Now|

ey and Gladys Allen, the only | team in tric-motor driven. model — with the eight-cylinder Maserati is in

stunts| gan? Potter and Hosar: Trout most of which were used in the| Crisler retired to serve as athprogram| jetic director only; Basketball

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TIMES

CANJLON'S SAME MOTOR — Lou Rassey of Detroit, who has race cars in this year's 500-Mile Race, tight ens down the spark plugs in the 16-cylinder rear drive Duane Carter will drive. The motor is the same one that was under the hood when Shorty Cantlon crashed fatally last year. The chassis is new. Carter, new to the track, must pass a driver's test.

VRE ET nn RT

entered two

pect of “sitting it out” during the the day’s qualifying trials . . .

in racing . .. for no one is assured of one of the starting places until all have tried the four-lap race against time and the 33 fastest have been counted. " That legion of 21 who won't get into the race probably will grow within the next few days. Of the 80 original entries, there {still is hope for 77 to arrive at the track. Fjfty-four had arrived in Gasoline Alley today and several] others are known to be en route and due to check in any minute.

estimate that JO cars will arrive. ““Even ir 33 cars have negotiated the required (per hour for four laps by tomor-

at 7 p. m.—there still will be qualifying trials next Saturday. But that will be the last chance for —anyone. Sunday—the day before the race—the track -will be closed to the race cars while workmen scrub the surface and make last minute preparations for the 11 a. m, start on May 31. . . . SPEED FANS again faced the prospect of plenty of activity] next week. Many cars still were “stripped down” today and waiting for next Wedngsday's time trials. Too, there was assurance of a crowded schedule of runs next Saturday . . . Tor always

ute-boys who never seem to get ready before the “zero hour.” " » " [MILLER was the.haphe has been this year when the Dan Lee Mercedes up

Speedway Roun

By ART WRIGHT

Veterans around Gasoline Alley Wheels

-of 115 miles going into a spin.” . row night—or next Wednesday.

there is that group of last-min-|.

to 130 miles per hour yesterday. Most of running prior to that the 120-miles-per-hour bracket. | tiding as fast as I could,” Chet said. “I'm ac-

jcustomed to front\wheel- drive, cars and the Mercedes. is a rear-| {wheeler {the way you handle them” - . -

There's a difference in

LOU WELCH, owner of ‘ae

prize money for lap No. 54. - Iti

to come in the race.

speefl records ‘with the six-whieel | !

cars in competition.”

could be a prediction of things It to be : iaround th¢\ Cotton Henning garage say Ted\is one of the best Highland Links Meet the racing. busi-| Ted proved, his “prowess” en when he and Geéerg

J ® » = l BILLY DEVORE said he wasn’t dish washers i going to try to establish any |ness,

stuck” with ‘the dish wa)

jer en

speed classic May 31.

Who they might be won't be known even tonight at the close of or tomorrow night . . . or probably not even. next Wednesday when the the next-to-the-last qualifying period is held. Among the group could be some of the biggest names

built and demonstrated by Bryan Sefton, of Greenwood, who has kept the speed kings entertained in Gasoline Alley with performance of other models. Mr, Sefton said the performance of his model might forecast some advantages for Billy DeVore, who drives the big car. Mr. Sefton flipped the remote control

iswitch to throw the tiny car into

a spin. “See,” he said, “it's hard to spin this model with the six ¢ #11 that traction . « « it'll take a curve faster than the four-wheel models without

almost had to delay his return from the East to the Speedway an extra day, When he pulled into the Speedway with “Irish” Horan, one of the track's public

address system announcers, Walt explained he had before leaving hif home town of Bernardsville, N. J. He said

fight a fire

he was driving out-of-town when he heard the fire whistle. He

{rushed back . . . because he is a there. He drives one of the pumper trucks. . "n -

THE SPEEDWAY took on the atmosphere of “a movie sé yesterday. Cameramen from Fox were on the track and in the pit area getting pictures that will become a part wil-

volunteer firernan

Movietone News

of ‘their race-day newsreel. bur Shaw drove the Lou Fageol two-seater to haul the cameraman while he got some action shots of Connor and Bergere passing each other. The newsreel is the one which is sponsored local theaters,

. - »

At least 21 entries in the 500-Mile Race today faced the pros-

WALT (FIRE CHIEF) aad

Race

Heads Field at W. 16th St. Oval

Mel -- Hansen; who twice has won the feature event at the West 16th St. Midget Speedway, again heads the card of champion midget drivers slated for action tomorrow night. Hansen, along With Johnny McDowell, Los Angeles and Leroy Warriner, Indianapolis, comprise the team representing In-

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Is Durocher On Way Out?

Dodger Fans Are Betting Leo Won't Finish Season as Skipper

"By CARL LUNDQUIST, United Press Sports Writer NEW YORK, May 22--Is Boss Branch Rickey of the Brooklyn Dodgers trying to nail his “Bad-Boy” manager, Leo ‘Durocher, to

the mast?

able-bodied starting pitchérs. And for a manager like Duirocher, who frequently uses that many in one ball game it is an impossible situation. Along Flatbush Avenue and in

will not finish the season as manager and in many quarters the chant is being raised that “Burt Shotton ain't forgotten.” Accepted Reluctantly Rickey, never personally com-

{

patible with his gay-blade pilot

{whom he inherited from Brook- Sauer, R {lyn’s Larry MacPhail regime, re-|

{luctantly accepted Durocher as {a smart baseball man, one who stood high in the hearts of Dodgjer fandom for his pennant winning direction of 1941. But now {there is a question as to whether

= mine | tH@ DOAGeEr fans want Lippy Leo| h

|any more. | = Rickey can justify firing Du|rocher any time now because he {can say that he gave the Dodger {pilot another chance after his

{one year suspension .by Commis

sioner A. B. Chandler for conduct detrimental to baseball. But did he? Take yesterday's 8-to-4 blast-

~{ing by - the -Pirates; which inci

tdentally - was. Brooklyn's sixth straight defeat at home and its eighth there in 10 games this season, though they are supposed to be well-nigh unbeatable at Ebbets Field. Ex-Dodgers beat Durocher's patch-work crew. Dixie Walker, who was honored by fans for his long and faithful service by be-

dianapolis in the National Midget ing presented with a new car,

Auto Racing Association, During the past week teams were selected to represent the cities on the racing circuit. At

the .end of the racing season, the winning team will receive 26

per cent of $15.000 or. one. one-half per cent of the gross

gate minus tax; whichever is:

greater. Speedrome Opens Tonight

gram for the last two Saturday

nights, the management of ‘the

|Speedrome track at Route 52 and Kitley Ave. is all set to get their|drive in four runs, Schenz getting

program underway tonight. A field of nearly 50 new cars, including some powered by the new Meyer-Drake engine, have been entered in the competition. The first midget racing program of the season at the Green-

o'clock. Bab Bi

Muncie oval Wednesday night.

Racing will start at 8:30 o'clock.

IU. S. Women Golfers

Retain Curtis Cup BIRKDALE, England, May 22 (UP)—The United States retained

by The Times in/the Curtis Cup today by winning three and halving one of the first {six single matches from Britain's

AMONG YESTERDAY'S dis-/Women golfers.

tinguished visitors at the tr was Leonard Firestone, ree by Mrs. Estelle Lawson Page of snapped the St. Louis Cards’ six:| of the Firestone Tire & Rubber Cr¢ensboro, N. C., Grace Leénczyk game winning streak, 3 to'1, in of Newington, Conn., and Polly Riley of Ft. Worth, Tex., while three Boston runs scored on er- ~ Jouise Suggs of Atlanta finished rors. while. Stan. Musial's sixth. all even in her match with Philo- homer accounted for he mena Garvey of Ireland.

No. 54 Novi Grooved Piston Spex, CO: - Firestone provides tires and, cial which Duke Nalon drives, S€fvices them for the speed kings. believes -in “playing hunches” He go oro looa@e @ added an extra $100 to the lap.

50 HORN, auto racing's national wouldn't want own, but . . , the boys

(who also is" pretty “good)

four wheels on the rear — was and the Offenhauser is out.

By STEVE SNIDER, United Préss Spdgts Writer | NEW YORK, May 22—Manager Eddie Dyer of the St. Louls {Cardinals has promised to break a training rule for Joe. _Garagilola late If the kid catcher learns to make the throw to second base to pick , Prankiin - 5 4 1"Lucky” Teter's Hell Drivers will Off an advancing runner. { Garagilola has a powerful afnr, but continually loops the ball over,

& straight to the second baseman.

“I'm afraid of hitting the pitch-

00x 4 re roo h, Parties ary Boas, Jarly, for two nights of stunting at the ®F Skipper, Garagiola said.

“Listen, son,” Dyer “the "first day you hit a pitcher

by Smack between the eyes, Ill buy ® * ° He rented a Brooklyn apartment, moved his mfother in and promptly drew his walking papers to Montreal. }

. 033 301 120—11 18 0 Broad Ripple Post 312, American YOU & drink.”

» » » WHAT GOES on at MichiFootball Coach Fritz |

and some which were conceived) Coach Ozzie Cowles transferred |

3/by Teter and enlarged upon by| to Minnesota, Track Coach Ken _

the newly organized group. The crew of stuntmen,

Doherty quit to take over at

NOW|. Pennsylvania and Tennis Coach

known as the “Death Cheaters”| gopert Dixon moved to Illinois

include such former Hell Driver |headliners as “Spider” Mills, Pat|

Patterson, "Ken Arnold, Jim Ar-

Wilber; itrip, John Lydy, Bob Hutchison,

and “Suicide” Saunders.

Py United Prose

| | NEW YORK (Madison Square Garden)

“Anton Raadik, 161, Chicago, outpointed

mn Jomugey) Hursey, 188%, Washington,|three when arm miseries set. in. | ) nc mR Mass. — George Smith, {+ + « Ed (Duke) Snider, young * . . se) Wenn. 135, Manchester poh To? | Dodger GOLF CLUBS IRONS [.......... Each, 895 | WOODS .......... Esch, 4.95] NieK'S TRADING MART - » Libs i

01 Mase. Awe.

| EWELL {ing aee of the Cincinnati Reds, | |has rejoined the club and works {his pitching flipper daily but prob{ably won't pitch again until tie

but not as a coach.

BLACKWELL,

ail- |

club returns to Cincy on May 28. . . . He had won two, lost

.% - PLAY GOLF + LAKE SHORE BEAN kL oh sor rn aga

“Sport Short Shots

| old spot in right . . . “I played

outfielder, believed alll. }

” ~ ~ ENOS SLAUGHTER, after a tridl In left field for the St. Louis. Cardinals, is back in his

it too many years to learn a new field,” he said . , . Press releases from the U. 8. Lacrosse

| Association for years have car-

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Lee ‘Mrs. Dale Lentz Wins |

{borough to win a night game in

Mrs. Dale Lentz won the wom's Western pin tournament at! Highland Golf and Country|

) “BotiClub yesterday with a net score hing Job of 79. She had a 11-stroke handi- |

cap. |

le Gant with 109 (26)-—83. Mrs. third with 99 Low. gross. winners weve: re 98 and Mrs. Louis

rT Week-End- Softball |

All-American Girls Deep «American Girls: Debgue at Municipal dium: 6.48, , Monon ig: . va. Ne hel; y skingan oS ideats vs. King Pine

. ~ Cumberland, wo :

2 Lincoln 6:15, BleamingMurrays va Foxworthy Words , Noblesville vs. Pranklin Township

8:45, Allied Porists vs. Hope

. Ind At Beech Orove Stadium’ 17.30, Me ) Martinsville 100F 48, Borden's, Milk ve. Vandiver Grooery n night's results in

the Bm-Roe League at

Beecli Grove

Samaritan Lodge 8, Polk's Milk Beech Grove NYC 6, LOS Spring

| Cluteh that spring propaganda about his | The Sewart-Warner softball team de replied. being a cinch to become a star.

on Wednesdays, #

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5 Lioyd Axel 3 Charley Szeheney

{drove in two runs, got a hit and

a sacrifice. Fritz Ostermueller, sold by Rickey to the minors only a few weeks before he would ‘have been a. 10-year -man-in the majors, was the winning pitcher,

former Brooklynite pitched three scoreless relief innings:

Yanks Shutout

New York. first two big league homers

four hits, one a double. pitcher Johnny = Schmitz,

Relief

Les Layton, was the victor. tormentors, the New York Yank-

field Midgetdrome is scheduled for tonight. A program of 8 ex-Yankee Bill events will get underway at 8:30 |giving Chicago

who. last Wednesday set a single lap record and won the feature event at the Muncie Velodrome, will again heaAdline a big field at the

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the environs close to Ebbets Fleld| folks are betting that Durocher|

though. Hal Gregg. still another!

Cub rookies Clarence Maddern Forced to postpone their pro- and Hank. Schenz paced a 13-hit.| 8-t0-3 victory over the Giants at Maddern getting his!

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Surely as smart a baseball man as Rickey. considered by many to be the shrewdest mind in the business, realizes that no major league team can operate, even for

or ‘a short while, with only six Major Leaders . By United Press . NATIONAL LEAGUE

a A Gustine, Pittsburgh...

27108 428 mes, Boston ..... }8 & 7 20 419 usial, St. Louls co 2 08 24 40 408 Furillo, Brooklyn L322 87.17 8 388° Blatnik, Philadelphia. 19 60 16 23 .383 AMERICAN LEAGUE R H Pet Boudreau, Cleveland. 23 90. 17 38 423 Williams, Boston ,... 26 95 26 37 Zarilla 2h Lous... 3 87 13 33 37 A, 10it . 104 14 36 48 |Lindell, New York .. 18 o 13 Nn 3

HOME RUNS Keltner, Cleveland 12|Dimaggio, Yanks... 6 eds ¢++ #Doby, Cleveland .. 6 Kiner, Pirates ${Musial, Cards .... @ Williams, Red Sox »! | RUNS BATTED. IN Wiillams, Red Sox 33 DiMaggio, Yanas . 28 Ajeski, Athletics 27 Kiner, Pirates ... 28 Keitner, Clevela'd 26 )

Patton Runs Race

On Wrong Course

Coast Track Meet Is Rip-Roaring Comedy LO8 ANGELES, May 22 (UP) ~The City of “The “Angels took its bows for the greatest production in history today—a rip roar. ing comedy which drew 59,661 people for one performance, The largest crowd ever to wit ness any track meet except an Olympic event spilled into Memorial Coliseum last night for the celebrated sprint battle of the century—the 100 meters with Mel Patton, Lloyd Labeach and seven other topflight contestants, Patton, who last week toured 100 yards in 9.3 seconds for a new world's. record, didn't let the fans down, He stopped the

twatches “in the amazing time of" |94, two yards ahead of Labeach.

‘Wrong Course Then the customers got their ughs. The feature event of the eighth Coliseum relays

was eight-tenths of a second under the 100 meter record, but he

who|Proke the tape more than 10 yielded only one run, a homer to|Y2rds short. :

The officials “didn't know"

The Whife Sox turned on their| Whose fault it was. -

The outstanding assemblage of

ees, and came up with a six- Olympic caliber talent provided

{hit, 3-to-0 triumph; engineered by |Plenty of thrills.

topped the Tigers, 9 to 6. at Detroit as Joe Coleman with relief help from Nelson Potter won his fourth game.

homer and three singles as the Red Sox got 18 hits in an 11-to-5 triumph at Cleveland. The victory by Joe Dobson, his third,

rended a three-game Boston losing treak.

Second. place. was. won. hy Mra

Doo Shaneb, Ments

The Braves, behind the seven-

{hit pitching of Warren Spahn America’s victories were scored!

who earned his third triumph,

a night game at Bosfon.

Card tally. The Browns scored four runs in the third inning.off Ray Scar-

Wight. . its ight op, javelin 237 feet 8 inches.

hom te t losses, also Morcom cleared 14 feet 6 inches drove - a_i Shes be AM in the pole vault. Herb McKenley

Terry Beats Redman Ted Williams hit his eightn/In Bout at Marion

Dr. Steve Seymour heaved the Dicer

stepped off the 400 meters in 46.9

The Athletics, with Hank Ma-|%econds. Jeski’'s three hits leading the way,

Willie Steele won the broad Jump at 25 feet even. y

Led by their 160 pound champion Paul Terry, the South Side

Conimunity Center boxers jour-

neyed to Marlon last night and

took four out of six bouts from {the Marion [Terry took a five-round decision

leather ‘throwers,

from Tommy Redman. Other results were: Robin Hood. “147, 8. 8, decisioned Bud iy.

112, 8. 8, 135, 8. 8, decisioned Lee ~dweik-<Martin L088 ost “ty deny

Joanson, Marion

Buddy Ingram decisioned

All John Mills, Marion

Boh oheris

Decok, Marion, lone Lears, Marion

Bob Corry, 138, 8. 8, lost to Jack Dixon,

Marion.

A's fo Meet Monon

The Monon, fad. amateur baseball

St. Louis from the Washington |ieam will meet the Fail Greek Athletics

Senators, 4 to 3. was the starting and winning

pitcher, although he needed help from Al Widmar.

The Reds-Phillies night game!

at Philadelphia was rained out. Canine 18%. Ny

ON 16th STREET OPPOSITE 500-MILE TRACK

SUNDAY NIGHT, MAY 23

TIME TRIALS, 6 P.M. ® FIRST RACE, 8:30 P. M. SHARP FOR THRILLS AND CHILLS! SEE THESE DEMONS OF SPEED!

10 Leroy Warriner Doug Grove

roek 38 Kenny Eaten

16 Andy Linden

" 53 Arron Woodard 40 Mel Hansen 28 Johnny McDowell 3G 4 Jimmy Ludingion 42 Mark Hellings 1 Johnny Tolan 2 Pant Reese 8 Polay Geacher 25 Johnny Parsons 6 Benny Em 7 Pete Romeevich

Sam Zoldak jomorrow at [asked to report at aateetvesamilst—

College Golf

A m, at the 49th and ford Bts. limo °

, md. A's players are ‘clock.

owa §', , Niagara 7%,

20—AUTO, MOTORCYCLE STUNTS —20: i

“DEATH CHEATERS

Featuring Original Lucky Teter. Hell Drivers

Bob Hutchinson—"Suicide"” Saunders—“Spider” Mills—Jim Artrip—Pat Patterson—Ken Arnold— Bill Jenkins—John Lydy.

Indianapolis Midget Speedway

~ACROSS 16TH ST. FROM 500 MILE TRACK—

Friday 2 Nights AN May Only Nh 8:30 P. M.

General Admission, $1.25 . , . Advance Ticket Sale, Adam 4 + Hat Store, 9 N. Meridian St. *

Sponvared by Broad Ripple Pest, American Legion

Saturday May

10 Ray Newman 4 Henry Banks 34 Les Anderson 8 Duke Densmore 55 Earl Kouba

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