Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 June 1948 — Page 26

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Tribe Has Co mmanding \ »y Golf Gr pats + (10 West Coast Conference Braves [ead Dowie 2 Losses | 0: % ore #2) ‘| Battle Par [Members Face Heavy Fingl 05};

th loy Slated to Pitch in Milwaukee Tonight; UP) he Paditie: Const confer. statoment that R dealt with ve, n Won |

; -F 4 cted to air a Hitt og “Redskins Held to Five Hits by Ray Martin | L : For U. S. 0 en ote wis engaste ta i or {one of the strictest In the com. ll Gjants Split

also dealt with mes Special “ ” MILWAUKEE, June 10-—AJthough the American Assaglation 8 A A 4 hi 4 ' heavy, gies againgt several, id hon conformity he refused fo Arst-division pennant chase was tightefiing up today, the Indian-| ig p A ; A : Y ipolis Indians still held’ a commanding lead of three-and-a-half = , nd se 129 Pros, 42 Amateurs a or cho. Axhlesie: representa: Horses Enter james despite a sécond consecutive setback here last night at thel ; " : } Pa : A s : psi hands of the second-place Brewers. 4 : A Entered in Tourney [tives to the annual conference 30 Horses niered

The Milwaukee pitchers have held a two-day “authority” over|| ‘ ag A mu LOS ANGELES, Jufie 10 (UP) Meeting informed the United |

: on y j Press. that the league. yesterday In Saturday’ S kina by holding them to’ six hits Tribe Box Score jon BER hy |The golfing greats -and near-|yoteq fines against “several” of| y hey have fallen dow

have ; : | ’ et d in the series opener, Tuesday, | INDIANAPOLIS in ow V wa 4 (Seats, patting par in ho tt Ysa the Alliated Jnatitutions Soe v- Royalton Chase eight in his ¢ and to five hits last night. AB R ; - : or . golidoms, moat eagerly es i, of which mat! That's & total of only 11 for [afc of ...o.. sought crown, teed off over the [*STUIIDG football players { “riirty horses have been enter fll." ostn. who path

, who refused to two games, something out of the Beard. tf . Riviera Sounuy Club Sourse Bo yy Sues, I sald the action|in the five events for the gu [lg with a team un!

the assemblage Royalton Steeplechase to be hey jt is about to Open golf championship. was taken after Jets it a | Defending thampion is Lew had studied a report compiled by|gaturday afternoon at 2:30 on thy Je then og

! ‘Conference Commissioner Victor Ton, Pay "a oe 0 Schmidt and. submitted in & Hampton Wells farm nortowey BED woke loot i

{of the city. t or early Si All of which means. that - the Lin. \pre-tournament selections, . In- |©0%¢d ésaion on ueatay; ed | ‘The Royalton Steeplechys A fag and this ‘ndians will cart a fat check out - - Zl a & stead, there was a rush of favori- Amount ‘No puis amb Tronh pas & genuine © of the Cream City regardless of Meclish was safe on error Sor Babe a] 8 tism toward a pair of veteran| The .schools fined and the Challenge Trophy, worth $300 t ¥ ves, he isn’ what happens on the diamond, [J Lo hings tn ninth . ¥ campaigners who never before amount of the fines were not|thé winner, has dawn the most his bid much e “Lopez Confident MILWAUKEE i Have won the crown: Beltin’ Ben stipulated, but the source said entries—nine--while only thre Best Mark But there is only one tilt to go AB RB. Q A Hogan and Slammin’ Sam Snead. [the penalties would be “bad— owners have declared entries i scr leaving Bri ‘n the series, tonight, and Bob hag . In the huge field of 171 con-Plenty bad” He refused to say the Thomas F. Ruckelhaus Se » has woh six Malloy is slated to oppose. the Rickert. cf ~itestants, including 120 profes- Whether they would exceed the morial Cup event, a three-mi} two for the bel Brewers oni the mound. He has ow. | sionals and 42 amateurs, at least $6400-in fines levied last year atirace over--18-timber-fences. : eastern team Of won seven games against only? Phillips, 15 were given a good chance to the conference meeting in Sun The Royalton Challenge ’¢f ’ hia with 4-3 annex the world’s most important | Valley, Ida... will be a 2%-mile race on tur". 4 Brook) championship. | Sc Schmidt would not comment on over 12 brush fences. have shown up

three defeats and Manager Al omrk ib 9 Former Champions rds over the we tar, but the sit

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eyes tonight and get him suffici-|INpDianAPOLIS v 4 +i+ 001 100 000 2 % ent runs to put a dent in the|Milwsukee ‘ + 403 100 00°. 1 here Wefe nine former Shame | hopes of the Milwaukee “up-, Runs Daited dn ~Rikard, Saffell, Phillips peting ry few. | he western 2 rk 3, Gleeson. Two-base | . were considered good enough to Clon starts.” FR eB Ry Philivs, Fernandes, Ozark, | , 3 would be ees urrls. Three-base hit—Saffell. meet the present-day competition, Last night the Brewers touched {lets B : ; th 1 g £tolen base-~Beard. Left on hases—Indian-| SE oh ; Along with Hogan and Snead, : ly one wi Ed Bahr and Johnny Hutchings avolis 8 Milwaukee-7. Base on balis— | 5 : 0) {who both like the 7020-yard = nst the east, onl) for 11 safeties, including six dou. Of Bahr 3. Hutchings 1. Martin 4. Struck i AE of , { y! of

{out-Bv Bahr 3, Huteh 3, Marti {course that uires long-dri show a profit. bles. In other words, more than iit of Bahr § in 3 mings, Hutch) {ability, oy ea Sng ving ss {Blan five and lost fou

half of Milwauiier's-blows: “went Clege, Meter and Moore. Time-3.08 | CURE FOR POP FLY—Robert V. Fessler (lower right) of 207 N. Walcott St. has [known names as Lioyd Mangrum, Young Ray Martin, who joined Tribe Batting | a possible answer to weak batting averages. Fessler, brother-in-law of Indianapolis [Who held eran In 1949; Bd the Brewers on option from the | Indians’ president, Ownie Bush, has invented a “‘gimmick’" that may help batsmen |Demaret; Bobby Locke, the South

Boston Braves this year, held the Ka : Africa sation of 1947, but a, Redshina-runiess-in- seven of- the |<: = develop a.smooth horizontal swing at the ball. Jack Cassini. Tribe second-sacker. is an Joa on dxiv; ol t a

38! shown above guinging, at the forget, . Ferrier, the Australian, Who won 330 : ‘# 3 i {the 1947 PGA title. 1 e * | ‘Snead was the hot man in the js half of first plac

» ‘18 pre-tournament practice sessions. TT second on a ra now have won five straight sitice| a You Can’ t Hit?—Try {He claims a new putting stance : il singled

ell coming in off a trip, scored four Let land grip have improved his game . full, gave Bost

runs in the first inning and three 4 18 i Rady 7 {sg much that he can’t miss. He : sever relinquished. 1 in the third off Bahr, ; ! angus Fie oe U. S. Patent 2 443, 131 | ; : 4 {has clipped par off nearly every in four runs f Hutchings took over the Tribe |Sopint i. Saffell 5. Kalin 4 Gutteridge : i. round he has shot. Hogan, of - 3 joo singled with mound in the fourth and gave up| 'Three-base Hits Castiglione 10, Beard | By BILL PITTMAN : a |course, always is at home on this : : -- Yied in the eight

SHER In the yg rg Lopes. Cassin, Leichas Featnerty, pr | . HERE IS A hot tip for-the boys whose batting averages have MARR {course and only six months agu it Pirren Spahn’s fff rewe om

s the Los Angeles Open tour- 1 * Runs o Fleming 11. Saffell 3. gjumped into the danger area—below .250, won ; up 11 singles. Bahr was the losing pitcher, his Kao, 3, Rist’, i Beard,’ 3, Sastign There is a man in our town Who was wondrous wise, and par: e TI {nament. on the same layout. ih : Giants Split ' fifth defeat against four victories! Stolen Bases Cassini 18, Saffell 11. |)aved a chance remark into a “gimmick” which may be the boon. h Good Youngsters ; = ; The Giants remal ‘No India tha Jurner a Beard 5, Rikard 2, Gutteridge y 2 i * . 5 If NE tnd ihc Buh got one ci si, rie ought 1s take thr bay out and. Jet leon ot oungaters who nave been] HIGH OCTANE ANTI-KNOCK [J's omer £7 one c fee. {ta Cassini “6; Sattell | “They del to take that boy out and let him | hit at a pos crop of youngsters who have been ’ - I pair of games the team's five. Only extra-base, ere rr 2" Jigs, Letchas pa oun ah g : db ORY ended

f 8 % said an Indianapolis Indians’ fan| i oraars™ x “between t repping Tor this tournament with hit on the part of the invaders|—— Teme—ee=————— Ione day. Robert V. Fessler, 207|P 8 from weep ih prep

: {targets backed by plungers which, § great success against the big- : was 3. lople by Tom Saffetl met 10 times this season and the, N. Walcott St. overheard the re-| when hit Ati 1 al name touring professionals. | - EXPENSIVE PERFORM m Ozark, who Isirecord reads five victories apiece. n,y- and built a padded, tar- metal tape releasi rod a Among these are Chick Harbert, |] RFORMANCE subbing for the Brewers’ veteran Therefore, tonight's battle will be v pu ng A an siugger, Heinz Becker, at first/in the nature of a “rubber” ar. S°°d Post at which the boy ringing a bell. (This was more, [Clayde Hato. Johnny Pair. AT A POPULAR PRI AE iar he Backer. at Ira int could swing. fun.) ys Dr. Cary Middlecoff, Ed Fuigol| | CE Ctioago uns ste ¥ runs. Heinz is on the crippled list| Like the Indians, the Brewers I recently received U. 8. a and Sip. Alszavder. Both Far : though Mickey Liv with “barking dogs.” are great “home bodies.” They Patent No. 2443131 on an im- MODEL NO, 8, still in the ex-| CEN ; = [bert and Harmon have the driv- i Bobby Thomson hit ~~ Twin Cities Next have won 19 in 23 starts at an. Proved model of his original idea Perimental stages, employs regu-| ling ability to pay dividends on] homers, Clint Hart After tonight's contest, the In-|cient Borchert Field this year. to improve Stan Wentzel's batting ation baseballs on swiveled rods. ans’ * president, Ownie’ Bush, 3 Fess- this set-up, which is the longest : Ave hits to ‘win his 1 dians will depart for the Twin| Last night's defeat fut the In- average. Wentzel, now with New When hit squarely the balls swing ler has a special reason for be-/ever used for an Open tourna- $10 1, for the IGarits 'dians’ road record this season to| Orleans, was the boy who inspired out on the rods and hit the target.|ing a fan of the local squad. And ment in history.

ils topped - exactly 50-50, with 12 won andthe padded post. The latest development allows the he has been a baseball fan for| Inasmuch as the Open crown iit to 2, Indians and Brewers 1 now have 12 lost. batter to follow through on his/many years, “since I was a boy | has been won 13 times in the past ; isler hit a three-ruj : AT PRESENT there are three swing, saving both wrists and at Manual High School,” he says: by amateur stars, the .simon- Hn 1H sinith of the season © hone of the practice device. pats, ww | pures couldn’t be completely over- 7 Curt Simmons: a Saints Tie Birds for Third Model Mo. 1 1s simply an upright’ ‘The latfer device was used in] HIS BASEBALL inventive| 00ked In this one. 2 : , Ewell Blackwell, the

beam with padded batting targets the 1948 spring training camp at {genius has been displayed on two The han Sonditered ug hag ‘ in a duel. Blackwell As Cam anella Slug S$ Ball [Spaniel by rubber “fingers.” To Victoria, Tev. by Jack Cassini. {other occasions. He designed and {Lhe ual. Sa BE ode Front - bits, Simmons yield! Po mpiny the Sonar atner|Tom Saffell and Ted Beard. All bullt the scoreboard now in use|piug heir. who recently captured $ 95 Toe Pifates. behin By winning over Columbus last night, 15 to 9 St. Paul tied the must._empioy the. proper stance of the Heal work was machined at Victory Field, and with theithe British Amateur crown. : Bin Suined hy Son Red Birds for third pace in the American Association, five-and-a- *"d SWing In a smooth herizontal by hand by Fessler. The only |help of a friend, designed and : « |[tefeated the Dodge half games behind league-leading Indianapolis. arc, keeping the shoulders on the things not hmand-made are .the built the batting practice cages th ¥th Ralph Kiner Kiner

| Tony Campanella and Dave Pluss gave the Saints the home run COITect level plane or the bat|special springs and baseballs. |used by both the Indians and +e Mid et rivers 3 Agueh, Campanella collected two homers, driving in four runs, and {would be deflected. The first! According to Fessler the pilot Louisville Colonels. ; $

Pluss got his big blow with one man on base. Morrie Martin ‘went model was rejected by the players models cost about $500 to build) He has been employed in a A N EW LONG DISTANCE geLLAN

the route for the Saints, allowing| ~— (because there was no incentiveland were constructed during the, the engineeri de - five hits,-one-of-which-was-a hom-|score_and the “home club tallied attached, swinging -at a dead tar- winter-by- ‘working several hours | [the Fed i Eling here To: #710 Split 15. 4 op 7 Catcher: Bilt CUNY co i . Stes n-th ee aad alath; . thir fe L A op an evening.” ‘The practice” gadget’ years and is soon due for retire-| ki odel No ad-more the ap-'could be produced . 4 Aer ‘spotting Louisville, aix/lmings peek No. 2 vid vith he 20 gl ros ced commercially ment. After that he will prob-| , scoring system which eventu-. Superheterodyne circuit ® 4" Alnic No. 5 speaker

\ bly turn all of his efforts to his , ® Spark i . tuning the Millers came from behind at The Blues closed in on Tuledd with the } rubber “F ” (a ally will determine how the $15.- plate noise ® 540 te 1600 kc. Minneapolis to win in the last/and sixth place, virtually ‘tying ong rubber ingeérs As brother-in-law of the Indi- baseball inventions. 000 or more drivers’ fund will be suppressor . ronge half of the ninth, 8 to 7. ithe Mud Hens for the position

“| split, will be in use at the W. 16th | © tube life - © Automatic volume control Ed Lavigne hit two Founastrip on. their Victory of Rees and Parade to Open Dick Smith Takes on 2d st. Midget Speedway Sunday Long , A ‘ blasts and Augie Bergamo one Two runs in the first pug an [ni ht. : : for the Colonels- in giving them! four in the third sewed. ght I hn neve ong meesary to id . oid. Dependable performance. their early lead. Bert Meyer's game. The Hens outhit ps a e ing amp Toni ht already have been chosen and | mew CLA @ car radio. The CLARION quality through ond three-run homer in the seventh City, 11 to 8 but couldn't score egion ase d 4 points can be earned onl i fear mew CLARION gives you top through. Before you bay - Dick Smith, Oklahoma City, will; verdict to Bob Simmons, ; y performance and every wented fotturs. Fits oll com, mew er = "dis ow»

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A state t . ; ni A -Gowntown parade - tomorrow! face his second Indiana. boxing! {welterweight champion. ire Yas The winning driver get 12 points; the next 11, ete. Rec or s X ec e 0 al {at 3 p. m. will open the Ameri- champion tonight when he trades! Joe Sgro, popular 151- pounder! Board £* direc N { s . ean Legion's Juni vat (punches with Al Johnson, state! {from- Indianapolis; is scheduled to! Ar Reto hg fa ! n's Junipr. Baseball pro-1 light - heavyweigh tional Midget Auto Racing CirI Te aor 18 g yweight king at the fight Bill Cornelius of Oklahoma LOHH AR At CC Meet Tomorrow |" The parade will start from the|Y: Pennsylvania St. Sports City in the eight-round semi- erp Wo 31500 - {War Memorial plaza, move down| go |windup. - Alsb of ‘local interest season. MILWAUKEE, June 10 (UP)——(In the 220-yard lows. Fred Wol- Pennsylvania St. to Market Sti mii: in his o. Tost 10-round| at De Ahe_pry_ SE comeback [To 20" RE Som of drivers wil, MARATHON TIRES A field of brilliant performers cott of Rice established the 120- and arougpd. the. Circle and out g a round attempt of huge Elza Thompson; 0 rae. per from 38 schools appeared certain yard mark. in 1938. Wolcott, Har- to Riverside Park where a eere- Pi k S | nemvrwmght, in. a four-roupder,| 2 per. bd 13, Bes. fonts fourth, Sine Price _ Loa lald Qaiol Pittsburgh. and mony will be heid at damond DOSS... PF - re ia wife SX) 1G — eet. day of. Pittsburgh... and. mony will: -be- Held at Diamond: Bass, Ke. .2e son © } FR. Aght. for. Raul, Isixth, 8 per cent: Es i : COOXTE TT 95 at the - 23d Central" Collegiate|Harrison Dillard of Baldwin-Wal-|No. 1 home plate. i y, & local scrapper who was per cent; seven per 6.50x16 $1 track and field championships in lace share the 220- yard timber |. Dick Reed. radio editor of the Opens June 16 graduated from The Times. cent; eighth, 5 per cent. €i8 $15.00 Marquette Stadium tomorrow. record: ~~ -<| National American Legion head:! Hoosier fishermen were n rT — a ranks and| Track promoters also plan to: 7.00x18 $17.25 Not hn e- was n eweight cham. have their dressed in “loud: 8:50x “OBSEFVErS AENCFIDEd the entries = sorted Not Entered “tquarters; will wet- ws master ot}; FO today that the ‘season on pion ana t nei teams in ” 17-31295 as the strongest since 1938 when| Dillard was unable to enter this ceremonies. all bass and pike opens next| Tonight's complete f ht B50xiE $12.48 four marks fell. year's central meet because of Six games are scheduled at ywogne a. 3 ple ght card: The Indianapolis team is.com-| 5.00 | nesday, June 16, 10 Rounds Al Johnson, 166. prised x19 $11.40 . : Titinois was favored fo take the previous commitments. Riverside and one each at Gar prised of Mel Hansen. Blooming- : i \

Protected by law since May 1, Indianapolis, state light heavy- da Above: Pri : field - and Rhodius Parks. AH Y= ton, Cal; Eddy Had i. So cn crown, with Minnesota and Notre! Fortune Gordien, Minnesofa ZAT0S wil start at 5 0 p. m. the game fish may be caught’ any weight champion, vs. Dick Smith, | Johhny McDowell d and hives: Plug

Rane expected on he SLEGHE stalwart, aight ack his own time after midnight June 15. Bag 164, Oklahoma City. Angeles. + Both of, Los : - R N st I reats. ending championishotput mark of 52 feet 37 limits dare six per day and the 8 Rounds-=Joe Sgro, 151, Indi- . ‘ NL we Michigan State has only a. token inches set last year and the discus Clowns Lose, 3-2 Iminfmum 1éngth 1s 10 fAches for anapolls, vs. Bill Coriell, 150. SSA — PARK PLUGS entry this year and is given little record of 173 feet 77% inches set] Gentry Jessup scattered. only wall-eyed pike and all species of Oklahoma City. Softball ‘Notes For All Cars . chance to repeat. — Hn 1941 hy Archie Harris Of four hita for the Chicago Ameri. bass, There. is. no. size -limit--en 6 Rounds Fiza Thompson, 225 Lasi-night's scores tn- the Bm-Roe- Downs’

The pre-meet dope sheet showed (Indiana, can Giants last night as they northern pike. Indiana own Merchants Softball League at Beech . \ G 8 polis, vs. Kid Ashley, 210, a Stad that records were most likely to! Gordien has competed, in three edged the Indianapolis Clowns, 3 Today through Oct. 31— Frog Cincinnati. Block Sta ar as | Jollows wm, ‘H. Cc

fall in the dashes, hurdles, shot- previous central meets. He has to 2 in a Negro American Lea . 4 v 2, gue season: bag Hmit, ‘25 daily. 4 Rounds Bill Roberts, 180, 65¢ Sedans and’ put and discus. {an opportunity to become the baseball game at Victory Field June -Minnows 5 be Ifidianapolis, vs, Jess McGowan, CoP . Vonnegut ~ Mouider gular Pl Caos ... $10.95 0 $14.95 Menaces Record first athlete ever to win seven, before 2000 fans seined a for the remainder/180, Louisville. club schedule in the Ein-Rge a. ue [Patnt Plugs Cetbee snd $4.95, $8.95 Paul Bilenz, Tulane's AC and possibly eight, individual Chicago . 300 000 000— 310 1 op 4p ar. Pers 4 R ds—Svi {is as follows: 7 p. m,; Borden's Milk Co. AC & CHAMPION Front Seats.., sprinter who equalled the world ns 000 020 000 2 4 3 e ye ersons possessing | ounds—Sylvester Simmons, | va. Citizens Oas; 8:15 p. m Mechanics PLUGS, in sets 69¢ | riastie Covers for ai 138 “ $4245 Pp q titles, en and Tabor; Cabrera and Hay- 500 or nfore must have special 135," Indianapolis, ,vs. Doyle Up- Laundry vs. Hap» Tavern: 9:30 p. . -— $3.37, Ooaaher u record with a 94 mark in the’ Eight defending champions are wood “ |$10 license. |church, 135, Muncie. A ht, oly Rosary CYO. : 100-yard dash this season, men- entered in the meet. Bm Tonight's Majestic League schedule at

June 13--Open season on mus-|- 4 Rounds—Paul Terry, 155, In- Longacre Park: 17, Duray .D b| ’ aces. Fhe Inget. record. of "3, ely wy All-Star Officials | sels. \dianapolis, vs. Bob Satterfield, | Bh vs. Vanegut Hardwire CE po MUSE, FISHING TACKLE In 28 3 Dr arquette’s Fi eld of 8 Set | Johnny and Earl Townsend, Sept. i—Trout season closes. 1155, - Indianapolis. 9:40, Stewart-Warner vs. 34th St ok: NO AT LOWEST PRICES 2 for

brothers who made their basket- | First bout 8:30 m Shanta, ~ Rods, Reels, Hooks, Baits Bienz has run a sparkling 2 | | ow p.m, The Bush-Callahan Commercial League { " 200-yard dash this spring, ns For Belmont Stakes ball’ fame at Tech High School Heads Track Team hon ih iia i for tonight ai Municipal Stadium: | ==

d later at the University of Irvington Merchants vs. Kingan AA: J - Kae : s , teriths of a 8 nder the re an ANN ARBOR, Mich., June 10 . 20, 8. Tires vs. Billings Hospital. jal on io by Sevnd un ye NEW YQRK, June 10 (UP)-—A Michigan, have bgen named to (UP)--Chuckin’ Charley Fonville, ND Cagers to Go West- | LIL Memor ¥ Vets. vs. Slovenian 1 Home, i : This We

fliciate the Indiana - Kentucky ) i Northwestern's Bill Porter, the Surprisingly large field of eight|0 who has tossed a 16-pound shot qpe Trish of N t h OUTBOARD MOTORS high school all-sts od otre Dame will Fight Resul Pure whi Big Nine champlon, leads a field '0day seemed probable for Satur- high school all-star game, June further thin any other man in travel to the West Coast riext 9 i Neptune 2 H, P. $87.45 “Navy white

L, . of standout hurdiers aiming for aY's 80th running of the Bel. 18, at the Coliseum. {the world. has been elected cap-iy.. ‘3 10 play basketball against NEW YORE Gorree Bradium) —gose ) Streamline Motor ... slight im

the meet records of 14.2 in the MONt stakes. ————— tain, of Michigan's 1949 trackig, Mary's in the San Francisco Sié3ts. 181. Puerto Rico, outpointed Burl ” { | Charity, 161, Y * ; * ’ 120-yard high hurdles and 23.3 There was still a great deal of Horseshoe. Pitching team. {Cow Palace. The game was an- PITTBURGH--Charlie (Zivic) AML, 158, TO TOP CARRIER you'll want a time for owners to be scared Off gous last night in the Indianapolis EE RR IN | nounced by st. Mary's .. Newark *N outpointed Danny Martin, 161, AU 0 this low pri these horaes wu popeared hat Brookude 0. 8 Tusver 3° son wing Amateur Baseball ae oe For Boats or Ladders these horses would be on deck 10! ters 1; Phoenix Press 3, Allison No 2. In the Twilight league last nig : ALL challenge the . Calumet Comet; 0; Kingan 2, Naval Ordnahee | hed- | Riverside, Atkins defeated the South

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