Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 June 1948 — Page 7

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HEAVYWEIGHT HISTORY "Only on {we occasions have heavyweight boxing champions retired undefeated . . . Jim JefTries and Gene Tunney, . : . deffries retived in 1905, tried = | comeback in : stopped by Jack Johnson, who annexed the title from Tommy Burns in 1908. , .. Joe Louis has held the heavyweight throme since June, 1937, when he dethroned fim Braddock.

PUNCHING THE BAG... People who play hunches are having a tough time trying to figure out which way to jump for the Louis-Walcott fight next Wednesday. .’, + Those who favor the champ point out that the heavyweight. title’ has never changed hands 4n a New York ball park. . Those who ride the Walcott] bandwagon can rely on the fact that the last five times the he savy weight title hanged. Minas, happened in June. that ‘makes it tougher is that we aave to rely on hunches “to pick a ‘winner. .. . It is next to impossible to believe the stuff they hand out at the training camps. . One day the fighter has gone stale, the mext he's in top form, and then before you can make up your mind he’s lost his sharpness .. . and to make it even more confusing, he regains that “lost sharpness” the very next day.... What a business. . . . Those dolers of information at the fight camps| are worse than football coaches! and their moans a week before the big game.

MASSAGING THE HORSE HIDE . .. Ted Williams is really rolling. now, » -« « ball is kneedeep in June and” the Red Sox ace is batting over 400.... Could ‘be that the souped-up baseball . , , the 1943 supercharged rocket .”.": Is responsible to some extent for Ted's high average . . . but rocket of just a dommon- drug-store all, Williams still would get his base knocks.

” » » PHILADELPHIA STORY . .. Manager Ben op the Phillies says he has san “I don't start arguments .any more, but other guys are always starting them hoping I'll join in.” ... The St. Louis Cardinals, once the running-est team in baseball, stole only five bases up to June 13. Only. club fn the National League wnder two figures.

SABBATH alee Outfielder Paul Lehner of the St, Louis Browns dislikes playing on the. Sabbath. . . . “I just can't buy a hit on Sunday,” he moaned. ; . . The Indianapolis ’ Indians have a hitter who thrives on’ daylight Sunday games . , ..mome other than Culley Rikard, the left fielder.’

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coondop Mound for Indians

Jim Will Be After No. 13 and. Molloy, McLish fo Hurl Twin Bill Tomorrow

Billy Herman: "0. ba bly will fall to Bob Malloy, who has an 8-3 record, and Cal McLish, who after losing two pitched five straight wins. Monday and Tuesday night the Tribe will play in Teledo, after which they head for home and

at home, the Tribe will face seven teams of the Association and all of them will pZunming. Hod the front-

running Indian Billy Be of New Albany, Ind, former manager of the Pirates, has been named to finish out the season as the manager of the Minneapolis Millers. The announcement was made by Carl Hubbell, director of the New York Giants farm system, and W. D. (Rosy) Ryan, general manager of the Millers. Pilot Frank - Shellenback, who

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the mound in the third inning. The Colonels, behind one run going into the intl Sikes up a

until the final frame. Milwaukee at st. Paul and Kansas City at Minneapolis were rained out. Toledo and Indianap-

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%| Coulter Takes Honors

As Purdue Sweeps os Walker Pitches

LAFAYETTE, Ind, June 19 (UP) — Purdue freshman Gene Coulter held the Western Junior Golf championship today after defeating Michigan's Bob Olson 4up on the 34th hole of the title round. Coulter's brilliant approach shots enabled him to overcome a 3-up advantage yesterday. The, win gave Purdue a clean sweep of the tournament. It ‘was the first time any ‘school has Wwon team honors, medalist honors, and the indtvidual championship.

Connecticut May Get . 1949 National Open.

IBLOOMYFIELD, “CoAn..! June 19 (UP)—Efforts are Semel made to Bring the 1949 Nation: Open Golf Championship to Tumble Brook Country Club pext|” year, it has been learned. The course recently was extended to 18 holes and is regarded as one of the best playing layouts in this section of the country. Connecticut has never been the site of a National Opep tournament.

Softball Notes

LOS. Sluteh drubbed Polk Milk, 13-2; ocse"wa Samaritan 3-3 and New

ot {Beech Grove) humbled) Rockwood Manufacturing, 11-8, last night in the Em-Res Capital City League &

Beech In the. ‘Bush-Callahan Sire at Longhel 191 Men's Adams we L. 8 uta William a Block downed

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> 1, and 7-0, in Bush-Callahan Manufacturers’ Joop tilts last night at Munici pal Stadium. ht 1 King's Fixtures at edway Merchants at 8, and Kingan ildcats meet ing Merchants in girls’ league at Municipal Street

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Boudreau Leads In All-Star Poll

Boudreau had a 164-vote edge over Stan Musial of the St. Louis Cardinals as fans voted for lineups in the 15th annual All-Star! game in St. Louis, June 13. The Cleveland star had 7218 votes, to 7054 for Musial. Boston Red Sox Slugger Ted Williams was third with 6952, and last year’s highest individual votegetter, Joe DiMaggio of the Yankees, trailed with 6883. Walker Cooper of the Giants, -lalthough sidelined with injuries, replaced the Dodgers’ Bruce Edwards in first place among National League catchers.

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in preparation for the third annual Strauss & Co. skeet tourney tomorrow at the gun of ato

LAY THAT SHOTGUN DOWN, BOYS — Bob Bidlack (left), president of the

club. Both shooters are among the contenders for the six trophies at stake in the |

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OFF THE CRUTCHES—Frank_ Kalin, Indianapolis outfielder and handyman, is back taking practice swing at the plate to sharpen his eye and: restore his timing. With his right ankle. still in a cast, Kalin indulged in workouts to hurry his chances of returning to the regular Tribe foldisFrank was batting .353 “when he fractured his ankle in early May on the “Indians’ first swing through the west. He removed the cast today.

Pitcher Shoun to Aid Braves’ Pennant Plans

By CARL LUNDQUIST, United Press Sports Writer NEW YORK, June 19 (UP)—The 33-year-old pitching arm of Clyde Shoun figured vitally today in the pennant plans of the Boston Braves, because he topped the Reds, 5 to 4 at Boston last night. | Apparently it was a well-laid plot because his last starting and finishing assignment also was a victory over the Reds with whom he once pitched a po-hit, no run game.

Usually Shoun works only in . relief roles but because he begged Major Leaders

error. The Pirates, with “Mr. Comeback,” Elmer Riddle, winning his s|eighth victory and his third shut!out, the Phils, 2 to 0, at

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Bright and early Monday morn-| ing some of the state's best juvenile golfers will tee off on the, Terre Haute Country Club course at Allendale for the annual cham-| pionship of the Indiana Junior The winner of last year’s tour-{A nament was Don Farrington of Kokomo and runner-up was Wally Martin, also of Kokomo. This year, however, might well see the trophy copped by am Indianapolis lad. Sixteen boys from Indianapolis are listed in the advance pairings,

at thé teé, leaving room for the! list to grow evea further. | Those from Indianapolis are Bill’ Kerr, John Foley, Frances Kissick, James Woodruff, Richard Butler, Ronnie Reach, Fred Dyar, Charles Balch, Robert Goldberg, Tom Nunamaker, Peter Burkholder, Bob Dyar, James) Baleh Jr., Earl Ensioger, Jack Bartley and Robert Hood.

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Hoosier All-Stars Win Over Kentucky,

70-47 Indiang Boys Have Too Much of Everything

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team play. He also dumped in 10 points. Clyde Lovellette, Terre Haute Garfield's bean-pole center, was the game's leading scor-

’ By BILL EGGERT all-stars had the most of everythir-

land errors—as they wrapped up easily a 70-47 basketball triumy their

annual ‘inter-state clash at ti in the game after the first mi:

low 11 points. Darrell Brewst: of Portland led the Hoosier third quarter attack with for buckets, two of which were up by some fancy passing I. Southwood.

The contest developed into

fracas in the closing minutes + the third quarter with the bo’ trading personal fouls that Jean: a wee bit on the intentional sid

Big Lovellette came to life

the final 10 minutes, sinking fi* field goals of the hook and ove

er with 19 points, Jim Jewell »f{head variety, The summary: Winchester, Ky. led his team. MPIANA (0 eS TFhe UIt pitted two styles of Dement § § HoUupiet 8 8 Southw'd, ¢ § fF 1 play, Kentucky's deliberate pass- Adkineg = 1 1 ®Rebins, ¢ 43 rade Oe (If tack nina naan 3) SEE. U1) a double-barreled shotqun se ense e § Hor & ath 8 or § 9 finally won out with a great deal| TL, ¢ 13 Ycmmmny’ do from a tight defense. Newton, g 10 YArmatrony. ¢ 0.0 "It wast he best game played Totals. 31. 8 18 Tetsls - 18 11 "shoot" “ will be ac- in the 38 ho clubs com- Indiana an w TT MM 20 tag Humetous errors on down-| Kentucky ..... nied 11.18 at rows Bre! 3 Indi hit cl to 50 per man am 1 1o5astie 1. Peck 3 Masters . cent of its field goal attempts in 3, Oresson 1, Miller 8 Frazier Wins 3 piling up's 17-6 first | oF id, 4 ee of 88 for 2%. Hot-Rod Events {ave tata whittle the nog ator si RameaekyeeiL or seove. 5 or- never could whittle uid whittle the lead be- ead be-| “Oniciale—John d mari Townsend. |

Dick Frazier of Muncie, last night was the “hot-shot” of the hot-rods, winning three events at the West 16th street midget track. Frazier won the first 10 lap event in 3.01.60. The second 10 lap event was taken by Dick Rathman. Frazier then won the 6 lap handicap dash, an event limited to the four fastest cars. Dick had a little trouble in this one when he rode up over the wheel of Jim Morrison's car and had to drop back to last place. But he came back to win in 1.44.80. Dick Rathman got the jump on Frazier at the start of the 25-lap feature event and led the field for. two laps before found an opening and mo into the lead. He won in 7.19.30 with Rathman finishing second, and Jim Morrison third.

bottom of the Gulf of Mexico for We forgot individual fishing

crustaceans that adorn the hors d’ at the Lincoln, the Claypool, and the Athletic and Columbia Clubs. Taig miles out into the Gulf we in Capt. Mosier's rt wigr, John Crawford, rigged up with the half a dozen nets, 75 to 140 feet'across, ‘owered and raised by power winches. Before throwing out the big nets, Rudy let out sort of a pilot net to: see if we were in the/Po middle of a shrimp bed. Up came a sack of shrimp and Rudy and his crew of two let go the

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vide entertainment between races.

‘Mcintyre Listed On Next Mut Card

Don Mcintyre, 238, Otterville,

of six outstanding heavyweight grapplers who will appear on Tuesday night's outdoor Sports Arena wrestling card. Meclntyre will meet Buddy Rogers, in the semi-windup attraction for one fall or 30-minutes. The headline bout will involve the N.'W. A. world's heavyweight title when “Jumping Joe" Saveldi, of Notre Dame grid fame, attempts to take the championship belt. from “Wild Bill” Loagson, Sdit Lake City, Utah. Sayold! “tuned up” for his title clash here two weeks ago when he scored an impressive, straight-| falls triumph over big Tom Mahotles. Longson also won his naianapolls start, defeating rox Miquet. | the European champion

going fo eat regularly right up to the weigh-in and that he wouldn't attempt to “dry out” like before

Clowns Play Tonight In Victory Field

The Cleveland Buckeyes, deending champions in the Negro merican League move into Vie¢|tory field tonight for a game with the Indianapolis Clowns. The game, which starts at 8:30, will mark the first appearance of the Cleveland team here this

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many of which are nameless. We idn't recognize any, appeared as big and round as a truding all around, pompano, baby man-eating sharks, shovel. nosed sharks, moon fish, stingarees with long waving tails, sand trout, mackeral, candlefish, angelfish and sea louse that re. sembled crabs. A 2 Given a Saw ew months ago Rudy got 3000 pound sea bat in his net, It had a mouth large enough when openéd to erawl around in. It's not so hard to winch these fish in as it is to get rid of them once they're aboard. The sea bat which Rudy and his crew finally chucked overboard had ribs Mke

in his windo. Message From Shore ~The prize catch of all in Rudy's fishing nets were two emptied

cans of beer that had been tossed

overboard as we circled around dragging the nets. We radioed news of our cateh to shore and at the other end, they told us if we were getting beer in our pets they wanted fo come out and make a drag with us too. Our boat was operated by the Crawford Packing Co. Your Hoosier bank fisherman, who never liked fish to eat anyhow, is getting nothing except fish to eat down here. They

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Fish for Every Meal Makes s Editor Homesick

By ED C. HEINKE, Times City Editor PALACIOS, el June 19-—8kipper Rudy Mosier scraped th

us yesterday and showed us th

marine wonders of Texas' Gulf Coast.

for the day and arrived in thi

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oeuvres tables at cocktail partie !

never heard of a steak or a g00 old hamburger. Last night g the Green Lantern Inn at Pals clos we had a typical menushrimp cocktail with a dozen bu’ shrimp on ‘the plate, broile flounder, fried flounder red fis’ and fried shrimp and where d

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Manager Billy Southworth for a AMERICANS es x L Indi 8 cow, wings on both sides of| today signed star end Lou Miha chance, be got J-agunnt be Opp pn 5 18 5 TH pny ists Walco Ini body hus'a ray un. "Siganat vic fom Iocan University, | was battered in the late innings, Brown, New York .. {i 188 34 5 in Hasn't Chance to Win [trouble these shrimp trawlers run Te ——— Jd {| Zariis, 8c Lous. 41 14s 3 sa 331 POMPTON LAKES, N. J., June \ io, Are the saw fish, sharks and) Amateur - Baseball he still stuck it out for his third] S58, B jouis .. 3 08 11 4% ili (UP)—Heavyweight Champion | PF porpoises. The saw fish with their victory against no defeats ‘and NATIONAL LEAGUE Toe Louls insisted today that if|'0h8 Saws four ov five feet long|, "and" Variety “Chub sommes arn al gave! Suuthvorts a chance to rest|Musial, 8. Louis -. 2 28 @ 8 48/50. yl Welt count beat got xhopelassly tangled * dnd |oh Snivfua, pie Ohaae” - : ~~ {Holmes, Boston .... 4 173 31 61 .383 AR up ne The Braves, winning their sixth Auburn, Phila. Gi 81 1 3 3 rove i ber: ae has Sven The sharks and - porpoises MW. inks A A 2 Wi game in their last seven staris, . ONE A" next Wednesday in Yankee Sta- wreck the nets. ‘They go in after|p remained a half game ahead Of syuer, Meds .... 19 Musial, Cards ... 14! | dium. the shrimp and keep on going £8 ip Athictes hi be in action tothe ‘second-place Pirates as they|Kiner. Pirgies .. in Wiles B. 80x 13700 he couldn't lick me when 7/TiEDt OUt the other side with Bieriatm wil Tonys trom sion iy’ ahe Far: knocked out Cincinnati's ace, gibson UTR "my teas self, h D lllots of catch in their mouths. ford Sis at irs som Fa Ewell Blackwell, with a three-run! wisiams, ®. Sox 38 Kiner, Pirates 4 expect Pind x. a th qota 1 Rudy had a couple of saws|ilis win pi Sy cud ash. Ath. surge in the sixth on three hits, Ssuer. Reds _ . 3 Musial, 3 lon asked Feporters. eC cut from these’ sawfish and he|row in AT Tai Soe) pavers ary to two walks, a sacrifice and an 2iMsstio. The Brown: Bomiber sald he was ShVe one to the writer. I thinkigi diam

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