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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 16, 1048 oz

Oh; Yes, This Vacation Is With Pay, No Less

Indians Win 5 in 9 Starts in West as. : Saints Annex Series ies Finale Off Ed Bahr ~~

ST. PAUL, June 16—Having on five 8 “ against four deAmerican tion

feats and still

the Association's and-one-half games out in front, the Indianapolis Tribesters today

vembarked” on a well

The hustling Indians won't be called upon for game action again until Saturday, ‘in igus, but they will put in a few

ice licks tomorrow and Fri day at home to keep

ttun Jumbus and Toledo. The

Milwidukee

is sure to pack ‘em in.

: batting average has dropped tol" ft the second-place As pid today, rated as the 253. and his fielding fell off with

Tribe's No. 1 threat, although : st. Paul is not loo far away to ——————) 1

be laughed off, in third place five| By ecioyne Aren't

games behind. Long Tits Hurt For instance, in the

by clubbing out 11 hits,

series le here last night before a : Ee rn rom of bes, oe QIYMPic Games nts made it two straight over

cague leaders, 6 to 4, }1.oper's leagus includ. [Russians had until midnight to-

ing three doubles, a triple and night to enter the Olympic games, Erie Tipton's 14th homer-of the(and it

season. game series was dioy Jour 12 clashes with the| Was super-tareful not to make Saints this year the Redskins|20Y statements that might tread) ies Baseball [oh the Soviet toes, the situation|prope

have annexed

managers are satisfied with a 50-50 record on the road and for that reason there is no moaning on the part of Skipper Lopez, now that his Indians have completed another western invasion with

eight.

better than a .500 record.

The. Hoosiers skipped Kansas ne on their second swing around inthe games, accept that invita] Gans

the west because the Blues petitioned to use one of two Indianapolis dates there to play an exthe New York

hibition . with

Yankees tomorrow.

This called for the Indians to . petition for ue Jostponement of In Pré Net Tilt today’s date in Kansas as y both games will be/Francisco (Pancho) Segura, the

well,

Apostles

ayed off in Kawtown later in the(Latin larruper season. The Indians are to make(nis racquet as though it were two more swings through the a baseball bat, met Frank Koleague's western sector. St. Paul touched off the scoring last night when Tipton walloped|in the National Professional tena homer with none on in the sec-|nis tournament. ond inning off the serving of'Ed Bahr. The Saints made it 2 to O{champion from Hollywood, Cal., in the second when a Bahr wild/earned his spot im the quarterpitch gave them a run. The Indians tallied in the top|Jerry half of the fourth but thé aroused|N. Y., 6-0, 6-0, 6-1. Budge meets countered with . two/Dinny Pails tomorrow. markers in their half. The Saints lengthened their lead to 5 to lito win his match over Wayne in the sixth, but were not out of Sabin of Bretton Woods, N. H.,

the woods by any means.

The Redskins fought back and S———————————— forced the Apostles to order & Doc flock of pitchers to the bullpen. Sugar Ray, usen, 28 The Tribesters batted Phil Haugi stad out of the box in the eigh before a single out was made and

he was Samaklis.

now was 5 to 4,

relieved by Charlie (Sugar) Robinson and his newBut the Indians gotlest challenger, Bernard Docusen, four runs in that stanza and it/tapered off today in final light

St. Paul.

high iron threevacation—with pay.

down the hot corner. Gutteridge’s

his hitting.

Rushing to Enter

A ——— LONDON; June 16 (UP)—The

appeared that wouldn’t make it.

they

boiled down to this:

(5 p. m. CDT) is the deadline for entries. By that time, under the rules, the Russians must notify headquarters here that they have| fn formed an Olympic committee, be extended an invitation to compete

tion and then file an extensive list of athletes entered in each event.

Kovacs vs. Segura

NEW YORK; June 16 (UP) — 0 grips his ten-

vacs of Oakland, Cal, today quarterfinals play got under way

Don Budge, red-haired former

finals yesterday by downing

Adler of White Plains, Pails had to come from behind

yesterday, 3-6, 6-3, 6-3, 6-4.

Taper Off for Fight

‘Welterweight ~ champion Ray

fell and i Sm. properly! | Jack Cassini also 808 Navior, of .... vasion Co-|tWO hits apiece. Earl. Turner got: Tip ted fob an In of une double and also lost a sec-j; Redskins’ next home stand 0 double when he failed to! pegins one week from today, with| touch first base.

Victory = Field. Don Gutteridge, the Indians’ 3

less to hil that series with) regular third sacker, was given Notions om in the Tribe wigwam ® rest and Charlie Letchas held

Tribe Box Score Walcott’ s Sharpness : a R OA XE gia, ox PLE iM Workout Bard 1 fd 4 issing in Workout Letchas, 3b oid 8 8 1 3 : Writers Believe Challenger Has Gone ‘Stale’ FDEr, © ....ccon 8° 0 1 . mrs" ll08 8 8 8 380 For June 23 Bout With Louis as ings. p 3 3 3 : : 3 "By JACK CUDDY, United Press OY 29.90.00 = GRENLOCH, N. J, June 16—Trainer Dan Florio denied ty 4 9 MN that Jersey Joe Walcott had gone “stale” in preparation for his Belin wie Tor ol mae peventh. | aght with Joe Louis on Jume 23. SY. PAUL ° | Coincident with this denial, Plum. rt AR RX OA Eithe challenger's remaining boxing would be limited to a total of! is, rf "e 6 © 6 o .010 or 1¥ rounds. Sports writers had understood previously that licks, sa : ¢ 311 : the schedule called for at least ™ Tipton, If 31 1 3 o ¢18 rounds. ampaneils r 13 1.4 3 3 Newspapermen questioned FlorBrancato wit: 3.0 38 io "about Jersey Joe's condition able trainers. Biles 3h 73 3 3 4 § §because the Camden Negro hadi ....iy right Samaklis, p «10.0 9 9 ) appeared stale during yesterday's| THN, P sevvesase IL 8lfour-round sparring drill with TOMI... scnvivennss 3 & 11 27 15 1threé mates in the outdoor ring. Indiana A eb St kt 000 100 030— 4 The stocky, bull - shouldered Poul + 011 201 O1xen + | Negro lacked the sharpness he

Pallon,

Turner, me run-Tipton

bases—Indian

balls--Off Struck out—By ugstad 3,

pitcher—By

—Haugstad pires—Mullen, Ki

Double play tcks and, Paulas. anapols 9, Bahr 3, Meugsiad. iN Samakiis 1.

nr ascint) i Browns Get Kennedy | wn, lin Zoldak Trade

i base hits—Brancato, Fallon 2, Peming 2 Rikard. Three-base hit—Pluss. Stolen base—Hicks

Left r= Base on

Ha in i innings, Hutchings } gr to 2 Ha 8 In 7 (pitched to four Ditters -] ou Samaklis 1 in 115, Martin © A Haugstad pitches—Bahr, Hiugnad Winoing piteh . Losing Sib ng, Shoffrer. Time mn. 30. its most promising rookie pitchers

Tribe Batting

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Ee batted Jn Tipton, Castiglione 2

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-|displayed heré two weeks ago. ‘(He appeared to have overtrained ~—t0 Have “gone over the edge.” Florio—a -slender, _dark- -haired

CLEVELAND, June 16 (UP)— Cleveland today gave up one of

{to obtain Sam Zoldak, a 25-year-lola southpaw who is equally at

Although Olympic headquarters|C

Midnight tonight London time!"

as| School basketball coach, has been

CHICAGO, June 16 on -—]

ee Nits—Castiglione 15, Fleming] 18 yard Ln Bard 13, Turner 13, CasSetcnas 4, Kalin 4,

Gtterians 3 Low Weatherly. e-Base Castiglione 10, Beard 9, Safrel} 4, Turner 4, Fieming 3. Casdini 2 Rikard, Lopez, Letchas, Weatherly,

Home Runs Fleming 12, Rikard 4, Saffell 3, Beard 3, Kalin 3, Weatherly 2, Turner 3, Castiglione 32, Jettnas. Stolen Bases — Cassini 8a 11, Joard 3 5, Turner §, Gutteridge 4 Rikard

Sacrifice Hits — Cassini 8, ‘Baffell 6, Castiglione 4, “outieridge 4, Letchas 2, Turner, Rikard.

Milliner to Coach Elkhart Net Squad

ELKHART, June 16 (UP)— Bill Milliner, Monroeville High

signed to a one-year contract as net coach at Elkhart High School. | Milliner, who piloted the Monroeville squad to its first regional championship last season at Ft. Wayne," sugceeds Johnny Longfellow, who resigned to become basketball coach at Indiana State Teachers College at Terre Haute.

Softball Notes

Tonight's SShedule in tne Bush-Callahan Industrial ftball t va. hiaoae Stadium: ge; 83:20-L. 8. Ayres vs, J. 'B. and 9:40 — Banquet Milk vs.

Tonight's achedule in - the Indianapolis Power & Lint Opin longscre cre r —Line va per an Main Office vs.

Mrs. Wettle Scores 87 ‘In_Guest Day Tourney |

Low gross among the guests in|

Tonight's schedule in the Bush-Callahan © National

Sports Writer

however, Florio announced that!

{veteran of medium height-is rated one of the world's most He may have been when he said,

“Walcott showed no signs of staleness in yesterday's workout. He was just taking things easy. He's sharp right now, and we want him to keep that edge. What do ‘you want him to do’ ~Go out there struggling every second and draw himself too fine?” But several boxing writers were skeptical. Walcott appeared lethargic, even when trying. His defensive movements seemed a trifie slow, and he mauled on the offensive instead of snapping his punches With their former crisp-| ness. Walcott stlingly told reporters’ he felt better today than at any| time before the December fight. | He said he was sharper now, and! that he has improved. is left! hook greatly. N

R ¥® msi Pet. home in starting or relief assignKalin i 18 1% J8iments, from the St Louis Cast 4 8 #8 30 Browns. auth il 3 1 3% Closing the transaction just beFleming 4 oe o7 3mifore the deadline on major league BBM titrades at midnight last night, Cassin 30 #1 36 .311|/Cleveland turned over Rookie attell 25 182 3i| Pitcher Bill Kennedy, another Rikard 208 43 52 48 as4/player to be named later and| Grutteri 142 22 36 11 .283what the Cleveland front office

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the North Side Women's Golf Club Guest Day tourney at South Grove yesterday was turned in by Mrs. Arthur Wettle who posted an 87. Low net was turned in by Mrs,

low net, Alice Emhardt, 87-15 72; Class B-—-Low gross, Mrs, Robert Rawley, 92; low net, Mrs.| J. A. Piersol, 101-27--74; Class ©} -—Low gross, Mrs. Roger Miner, 103; low net, Mrs. Howard Henley, 108-3670.

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RESULTS YESTERDAY AMERICAN ASSOCIATION | Louisville ry |

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Boston Tv 0 i Cleveland ‘ 08 : ba J 3 ns : Parnell and Tebbetis 118; topher,

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