Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 June 1948 — Page 19

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from injury came ring a schooling Royal Chase, the

ride . Saturday in

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sh helmet worn i;

ing drivers.) h a Buck

m on the Wells. | 1 will begin at 2:30 °

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that says “Royal.

here the road is

rows leading to the .

e program wiil pro. in a dollar's worth

ent, but the fee is

s Birdie 4

A Pro-Am

s birdie four on the

le won the weekly ric PGA pro-am

ssterday at the For. f course in Nobles

of Russell, pro at were Charles Mereesville and Maurice es and John Hana. dianapolis. lace after tying for 5 were Paul Sparks, 1d Oscar Melson of ck Keesling of In om Stroud of Ane lam West of Koko

urs, ling's Indian Lake y Childs’ New Castle for third position

Readers Chosen for

Junior Baseball

Junfor Baseball, Inc, was to try once again to open iis summer schedule today with games sduled at Riverside Park. yesterday's official opening got far as a downtown parad? and n'rain canceled the games. This evening's Class A ‘schedge at 6 © ‘clock. 1s: Riverside Cardinals Vs. Broad Ripple Lions, erside’ 2; West Side Merchants - "North "Side Pirates, River-

\orowns. E End

Summer Bowling |” J Tourney Set

The second annual Broad Rip-| ple Bowl mixed doubles ‘bowling tournament will

Saturday, four days of

will roll over the week-ends of June 19 and June 26.

Contestants

as they please in the affair but

they. must ch

time they toe the line. The con-|

i "following leaders will be

fp charge at various city parks: Herman Olsen, Riverside; Bill Crossen,

test bowlers,

A first prize of $50 will be,

June 19. Scheduled for

is open to all sanctioned

; al :

get under way

play, the tourney

Durocher, who also m the

may bowl! as often]

ange partners each, possible they may yet finish there, which will prove that Durocher is a prophet as well as an editorial whiz. ’

ioe Team Spirit Pays Off for St. Louis

~~ Zach Taylor's Boys Win Hard-Fought Victory Over New York Yankees, 5-3

By CARL LUNDQUIST, United Press Sports Writer "IEW YORK, June 8—According to that well-known author, Leo

Brooklyn Dodgers, “nice guys

finish last,” but Zach Taylor and his battling Browns from St. Louis were trying hard today to prove he is wrong. Taylor's band of “new look” ball players was consigned to the American League cellar long before the season. began, and it is

Major Leaders

By United Prem

awarded thé top dué in both AM 2ICAN LEAGUE. ide; - Harold Kemp, Garfield; Jim uo in the| But they aren't going to land , = : dy ‘Rhodius; Mrs, Jusnita Cline,|ACtual and handicap divisions of) at the Bean it sti: a grand Boudreati, Cleveland | 3 146 38 84 343 yubington; John ‘Turner, Ellenberger; the tourney. Forty per cent of |{} team spirit and some pretty good ulin, Decroit Bia oh a Ja Gooden, Christian; William DeJernett, the prize money will he awarded| all-round ball playing will keep|Zarilis, St. Louis... 3 143 18 48 336 Srmweste rm: Donald Anderson, Lock-|to the actual«prize winners and| SECOND APPEARANCE— them h It is hard to get too NATIONAL. LEAGUR Bo Wilton Douglas: Henry 60 per cent to the hand . . em higher, ge G AB H Pet. £5 and Arsenal; on | ndicap di-| Dick Smith, son of the famous [enthusiastic about a club which|Hoimes, Boston ..... 31131 31 48 a7 Henry To Jit iu. bi Fa tin | vision. | v . a |h just ended a six-| losing Musial, St. Louis 4 107 a2 am n Winter league averages will be| fighter Gunboat Smith, will (has jus game {Ashburn, Philadelphia 43 176 ua a B® streak, but even in defeat the|Westiaks Piltsburgh. 38 107 38 3 384 used as a basis for handicaps. 1f| make his second ring appear | Brownies didn't beat themselves. Gustine, Pittsburgh... 44 177 3% 3 participant has nat bowled in| ance here Thursday night when Just Keep Hustling Suter. Reds OME Wiliams, R. Sox Pand.has-rolled 12. hg lsyes Al Johnson: state | “I told: them they would get'® © 1iMustal; Cardinale: |games in a spring league his cur.) h |Kiner, "Pirates... 14) rent average will be used. light heavyweight king, in one [started one of these times” said RUNS All entries should be mailed to] . of the main events at the |Taylor. “I said it would be difter- | Wilms, x 2 ner pur Pines’ #

[sishying

soth, thirst-quenching, | vith o bit of tangy zest. |

Mileage Lt ow Ct

} There are thbusands of miles of good service still deft in these tires. They have been traded-in on new B. F. Goodrich Silvertowns. We can certify each used tire because it has

been carefully inspected inside and out.’

Tourney Sec

Striebeck, 330 N. Dearborn St.

Indianapolis,

telephone number is CApitol 5259. | 4Tournament Managed . Ted Wel-!

ling may be way 0018,

Jackson to Coach &

Times Special

|that Russell Jackson has signed campaign Thursday night on the [to coach athletics starting next professional fight card at the

fall. Jackson {liam Douby

accept a coaching post at Elber-| The 225-pound local Scrapper, | stranded . (field. The new coach comes to, Who formerly served 84 4 sparJ | Orleans from Tunnelton.

Sports Arena,

Big Elza to Try Fight Comeback

Elza Thompson,

retary Hallie M.

ball—but we haven't. I said if we just kept on hustling and playing our best we certainly would turn around and. begin to win our share of the games” . Which was precisely what o¢curred yesterday as 23-year-old Ned Garver, a lad from Ney, O., Kept his pitching wits about him ex-Times-Le- and earned a hard-fought, 5-to-3

Mrs. Striebeck’s

reached at BRoad-

ORLEANS, Ind, June 8—-Or- gion Golden Gloves heavyweight victory over the Yankees. He was leans High School-has-announced champion; will oper + tagged for 11 hits including P 1 opes-nis comeback | homers by Johnny Lindell and

{Phil Rizzuto. But when trouble threatened, {he bore down, leaving 11 Yankees base. Paul Lehner, who drove in’ two runs with a homer and a scoring fly, led the 12-hit St. Louis attack. Catcher

will succeed Wil-|

resigned to| SPOTS Arena.

who

ring partner for Joe Louis, will _'face Kid Ashley of Cincinnati. Ashley is expected .to weigh 210. Dick Smith of Oklahoma City, Singles and Gerry Priddy, Whitey| apolis in the main event, sched-|two hits apiece as Garver won luled for 10 rounds and Joe Sgro his second game. lof Indianapolis will face Bill Cor- Belted Out of Box /nelius of Oklahoma City in an| ohe - Senators showed that eight- round middleweight n-| they’ ve got Bob Gillespie's numcounter. Johnson is Indiana's per. put good. They belted him light heavyweight champion. ° |qut of the box last night for the

{bouts, featuring local favorites, )jked the White Sox, 7 to 1. The |will complete the 36-round pro-i.ontest was abbreviated by a!

p. m.

only after Ray Scarborough as-| All- Local Amateur|

|Fight Show Set

year. The Senators took undis-

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By United Presi 0 | NEW HAVEN. Conn.—Tommy Collins victory over the Pirates while the|® 124, Boston, knocked out Jimmy Rooney, | 134, Brigdeport, Conn. (3). PROVIDENCE, R. 1.—Tony Falco, 143, Hartford, Conn., outpointed Buddy Holderfield, 146, Little Rock, Ark. (10).

delphia, 5 to 1. was the big gun of the Giant 13hit barrage, driving in four

so. outpointed willie Cheatum, 138, New- a homer. The homer with one on| Bounty Tene , || MILWAUKEE—Roy Miller, 150, Kansas|broke a 3-3 tie in the seventh and | Bunday afternoons, RI. 3407 City. outpointed Bddie O'Neill, 157%, (the triple, also with one one, pro- |ings, Quincy, Ind.

i Milwaukee SAN FRANCISCO — Joey Maxim, 180, Cleveland, drew with Pat Valentino, 187, San Pranciscq (10): Dave Whitlock, 174, San Prancisco, decisioned Johnny O'Netll,

duced the clincher in the eighth.

qe Lahn

ent if we had been playing bad) Musial, Cardina 3

Les Moss got a double and two Indianapolis

Cardinals were losing to Phila- port Brass Bobby Thomson {7 \¢, Slovenian N

CHICAGO—Preddie Dawson, 139. Ohica- runs with a single, a triple and [An

Homers told the story. in the schedule o Card defeat. Dick Sisler's two ball le

the Fhils the ‘difference in the pall game, the fourth spoiled the shutout for .

Stan Musial's circuiter in

Dutch Leonard. Cleveland- Philadelphia and De-

troit-Boston were rained out.

YESTERDAY'S STAR — Jim

Russell of the Bravés who hit two homers and two doubles In 9-to-5 triumph over the Cubs.

Local Negro Ace Works Tomorrow

Luis Cabrera, new ace of the Clowns pitching

staff, who is said to have ats ‘will meet Al Johnson of Indian- Platt. “and Bingo Binks madetrycted the attention of ‘major league scouts; the mound against the Chicago American Giants at Victory Field tomorrow night.

is slated to take

It's a Negro American League

game and is being sponsored by the Tillman H. Harpole American Three four-round preliminary|gecond time in three days as they|/Legion Post 249. Cabrera probably will be opposed by Gentry Jessup. |gram with action starting at 8:30 g,4den thunderstorm which broke Cabrera ‘also will be on the . loose in the seventh inning, but| Victory Field mound over the coming week-end, either in the sured his fifth victory ‘of the/ Saturday night game with "the Birmingham Black Barons or the ‘puted possession of fourth place, Sunday afternoon double-header

The

{moving ahead -.of...Boston ~and, With. the Memphis Red Sox. | An all-local amateur fight show, | Detroit, who were rained out. \Sunday_ twin bill 'y Seing sponi- | | The Braves with Jim Russell sored as an annual charity affair featuring 147-poundef's Robin) iting on a personal hitting|by the Federation of Associated Hood and Andy Anderson in the spree, defeated the Cubs, 9 to 5,Clubs. » main event, will be held tomor-| at Chicago. for their second ° f RECONDITIONED row night at the Motor Armory, straight victory there. It was Softhal o TRADE-INS 12015 S. Pennsylvania St. {Chicago's sixth - straight loss.| Tre Ho Notes x o "The 10-bout show, with South Russell hit two homers and two sume: = Those interested. writes Liopd DURICAPS (Side Community. Center boxers doubles, driving in five runs. Phil] ePard or phone Hope-3080. | opposing a team from the Doug-|Masl also got a Boston homer asi , .... marries nine desires twic * llas- Pal Club and Jackson Gym, Charley (Red) Barrett pitched fight or week-end games informauso mag will include a battle royal. one-hit relief ball from the fourth tion. call Charles Gunneli, RI-7395. SPARES The Tony Zale-Rocky Graziano|inning to the finish to gain his; yo ori sores 1 ® fight will be heard during inter- third triumph. It was his first sofia” "angie" st penn Taree Sadi SOUND USED | mission. win since May 8 ¥ "Holy Rosary 8: SL Catherio#’s 1: Our "es ———————————————— Back In First Place [Lady of Lourdes 11, Cathedral 10; Assump7 on tt Fight Results The Giants grabbed first place Tonight's schedule in the Bm-Roe Indi-

|once aguin, thanks to a 9 to 5am sisdum Softball League at Beech Grove

Cg is as follow eeton ‘Bros. Auto Sales va. Bridge 8:15, Francesco Crispi SociB. 8: * Se can Legion Post vs. U. 8’

The Quincy Tigers, of their with

who have won all starts this Tidianapolis on b

h ames are to be ares Write Jesse G. C

Pollowing are the standings and next games [for the twe local soft ues for

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