Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 June 1948 — Page 29

| FRIDAY, JUNE 25, 1948 THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES PAGE 29

eller Named Caps’ Player-Coach For 1948-49 Campaign Jetson Defensamun. | So You Hit, Field— Cars Pla Tyut| Times All-Star Ballot ?

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ic e te w sen i ion-wid iL New Mentor Is Oldest Player in Pro Hockey, Etiquette Is Due to Enter National League I eT Sao tor re wink Brings Wealth of Experience to Club Here

. . 3-Day Free Session t pitch Team managers will select i Dugouts If Prexy Frick Has His Way h see in cach position, xcept piecher. Ehrhardt Henry (Ott) Heller has been appointed player-coach! t

{ the Indianapolis Capitols hockey club for the’ 1945-49 campaign. | : | NEW YORK. June 25—Good hit, good field and good speed no! o succeeding Johnny Mowers, who retired to enter private bust | J : L longer are the gnly essentials for a big leaguer.

i Wil the pitchers. Your vote will be tallied with those from other fans By MILTON RICHMAN, United Press Sports Writer i ill Open July 12 a the United States to determine the All-Star teams. ANDERSON, June 25. —A YOU MUST SEND WITH THIS COUPON A STATEMENT : | Even with all three-day try-out camp will be| _in 25 words or less—on the subject: “;...........(name of ess, Heller will Dring 10 the Caps a wealth of experience he has, ; - jtiat, he must Nave 890d ‘manners, too! conducted by the St. Louis Car-| player) is my favorite player in my selections because ... .” . ned in 14 years of National League play as a member of the wo, Who says 80°

| : : dinals in Memorial Stadium here AMERICAN LEAGUE POS. NATIONAL LEAGUE © New York Rangers. Last year the 38-year-old veteran was de-| |, Why, Ford Frick, the polished president of the National starting Monday, July 12. : ¥ ; e an and assistant coach off, ———————— —— { x ‘League. Frick, it seems, made a recent tour of National League Jack Sturdy and Bob Kline, vet-

the Surprising New Haven Ram-! Heller was the oldest active! | cities and was appalled by the eran Cardinal scouts and former r .

Srl asst srs ta rrr rasan Cc FRADE NPI RAR RINIAN NE player in professional hockey last! | breach of good conduct exhibited major league ‘players, will be in 4 n plers. iptmént of Heller waa an- Year and while playing with the| p iby many players. He criticized N fd en l S charge of the camp which was 5 2 Appo Mill ral New Haven team was named to ! their actions on the field, on imade possible through the co-op-| +++ ssesseerristrirannss tesesssertrensietarareresnsna nounced by Dick Miller, general the American League All-Stars. : trains and even in the dining eration of Clarence E. Burns, ecmaager of the Capa, afier 3 con- Pre In Filchner, Ontario, June 2 mb * groom. {reation director for Anderson. vrtacesresirerestirrstrsrere JD sanneevisonesveveversivvenond erence in Detroit with Jack 1910, he started his professional " IRR = x = ! 0 dy in y All Have Chance © Adams and To y Yvan ol the lot th i fhe Springteld Seam N A ol Ehrhardt VISIBLY displeased, the senior, { Try-vats will get under way at SARA RIN NNR NN ANI N ARAN AERA NEN 3» LAE EEE ERE ERE EN] heh at TESA ERE I] Red Wings. Salary and |p, the Canadian-American| Henry (Of) Heller has been | ou prexy emphasized that the] Three victory strings will be 11 a. m. each day and continue ; . parent . League in the fall of 1928. | named player-coach of the In- | | : {throughout the day. There will » jength of contract were not dis- Y {condition will be remedied im-'on the block over the week-end

After the start of the 1931-32! 4; ; : | jbe drills in running, Belding, hit-] «oecrreisriierienrtsntiieenss 88 crrnreessrsaveresesressasass cussed, but Miller expressed con- season, the New York Rangers | Sishapohs. capi for the imediately. Big leaguers, he as the leaders of the Indtanapolis/ k

| | i : iting and throwing. Regular fidence that Heller would get the brought him into the National RRR |stressed, should act, look and Amateur Baseball Association's games will be played between

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ost out of the wealth of new | League, He remained with that - : “1. {dress the part. Crudeness, curse trio of Sunday leagues strive to teams made up of players in ate d falent from which the Indianap- ip 5g Seguise defenseman Hurling Duel words and basque shirts are rout, keep the record clean. BN ous in’ the camp wil CF E 1 “| years. He was namel the ! An * Cac 3 nl]... : ‘ srrerereisisasiinnnenes olis club will be selected in Sep team’s most valuable plaver on Frick said. : In the City League the South have an opportuhity to display tember. N several ' occasions during his . All he has to do now is enforce Side Saints will put up their 33- his talents. Players should bring . vende tv BE vn irrsnnin shuasisivissesnes : oi nm— career with them, and played in Looms in NCAA it. N | League ball S8Me streak as they square off their own gloves, shoes and uni- « : . | Jati Le , , hor ; that these men havs | POINT GETTER two Stanley Cup Series for the Ms ill ational ape to: against the Russet Cafeteria nine fonmy iz Ihey hive LOI, io one reverievesasiseses Af i ta 8 3 : : . s S " ir : y i ‘ers sig C LS . y watch: ‘em closely, a , Th 8 hockey championship. = : 25/the home team’s dugout and was at Riverside No. 4. The Saints Pp > SIE a ' ces re. (Over 21 write adult)~ Midway th ht = KALAMAZOO, Mich, June 25 ’ defeated since entering have their incidental expenses re udd medsurés whils | P— AmB. y whi he 1945-46 (UP)~-The fate of the National horrified by the profanity which are oD " a om it ng funded. Atkins player, chacks © 8 : "the Rangers cPPed down (ojiegiate Athletic Association drifted from the players bench to Amateur league competition. la:

; § for the R joi i rear. The camp is one of more than | Address. ......ooveeeeeeennns teeerstrccnnses PRORGL ecrversrd oné poifit for a thos ; farm club, St paul J en baseball finals today rested onthe box seats. Such language has Ye2r Wolf News, current Munic- 9 Such scheduled throughout the Mail or bring NOW to: All-Star Baseball Poll, Indianapolis. ; ; States League, and help them re-| Lt, PlaZing fast ball of Frank to stop, Frick said. ipal League pace-setter, will risk country. It will be open free tof nyyog "014 WwW. Maryland St. Indianapolis 9. Send in as many. Sips oe a {Quinn and the sensational hurling] Not to disillusion Mr. Frick, but . ason all players in this area who feel : vish and tak t any ber of days, a serious slump. Inior wall Hood it should be reported that a mayor |8n eight-game present season f= FAY! prepared for trywoet coupons as you wish and take part any number of days. i #» i : the fall of 1946 he moved to New The University of Southernlof an Eastern League city once| *1ing Bs ney oneet the Resch y are prepared for try-out. _. _ — g - in eH Stig 0 ; ‘AVen as Manager Lynn Pat-'Gajitornia nine was confident of attempted to suppress profanity TOVe Reds a 6 Jeet Troe . h od | Fire Hinted { a rick’s assistant coach. taking today’s first game of the among the municipality’s ballplay-| Stadium. The Reds emt y acing cheavuie | * Australians Jae 4 4 ! Caps’ Sixth Coach {best two out of -three ‘series in ers without even getting to first) pI | ® Lin c » having] TONIGHT In DC-6 Crash re and Frank Se Heller has long been noted in the “College World Series” behind base. The players cursed more Ve} tO third undefeated team is, Anderson, Sun Valley Speed- , , , a Jaroslav Drobny and; 5 big league hockey for his effec-'the crippling power of Hood's loudly, in fact. 'the U. S. Navy nine, which is out way—Stock cars. 8:30 p. m. Leads All-Stars WASHINGTON, June 25 (UP) rik : ¥ | tive, methodical play and for not|&00d right arm. = = = lin font oY Big Six League Ri Be There was a distinct hint toda jaret Osborne Dupent : RaSurring unnecessary Penalties. nd Se weisran Yale ssa wi); ANOTHER NUuRG ns Nation | pennant rate. Navy will play! Indianapolis Speedrome—Midg- CHICAGO. June 25 (UP). Teq Nat the United States Lines DC» : {His offensive ability is noted in / 0 € best pitchers al League president foun ault!’ . : io . y -80. 10, J =o | C es - n ea his record of seven goals and iN collegiate baseball onto the with was the mode of dress of| cCOnd-Place Moore Mortuaries. ets, trials at 6:30, racing at 8:3 Williams of the Red Sox, Joe Di- 6 Which crashed near Mt. Carmel, n,

; { wh re but los st Muncie Velodrome -— Midgets, twenty-nine assists for New Hay- field. Quinn, who has won 10!some' of the players. Several |, © have but one loss agains unele odre THOR

irs. Petruida Blaisse en last year. |games and lost four this season,|wcre sweaters, he pointed out,| lcm: They will meet at River- 8:30.

Maggio of the Yankees and Lou Pa., recently with 43 fatalities,

! 5 1 side No. 3. i SUNDAY Boudreau of Cleveland rolled may have had a fire in flight. ,, Holland. Shirley Fry, : Negotiations to secure Heller major Teague SS rom, soverall om many came to dinner without Tomorrow afternoon Manu- Salem Speedway — Big cars, | [O08 SREIND firs Soduyin bal. The airline itself disclosed that, , faced a tough test : : LL ‘have been under way for the Past rumored $40,000 offer from hel “Th t doesn’t seem to be such|(ACturers League play will pit trials at 1 p. m, racing at 3 p. m. game at St. Louis July 13. contrary to earlier belief, the ty Hilton of Britain, : 2 hg two weeks, His release from! - r 3 S , SUChlthe Allison Jets against P. R.. Jungle Park, Rockville — Big t . y pilot tried to radi t of : ; |New York Yankees. {a crime. Both men and womens’ Beantown Slugger Williams | ed to radio a repor ofield of San Frans | Wayne Padgett, the Mitchell star | New York was obtained because | : iv |

: 3 J : . . Cars, ing at 1:30 p. m. : ; ; his t bl Analysis of rd ; Hood has received his share of fas 1 t redi-| Mallory and Kingan's A. A. cars, racing at imaintained his individual su- Dis trouble. Analysis of recorded Joan Curny of Britain, | Tr Ty A {Laster Patrick any Frapk Bou-|attention from professional base- cated on A ea Mo Frick against E. S$ CW the Sand Prangiin Falrgrouniine Motor. premacy with a high total vote tTAnsmissions showed Capt. i ites to capture top-honors in the dirt jCher w m to have a better pal). T . { € remainder o €¢ Sunday cycles, =: . m. ! ; i . George Warner Jr., sent a mesopporutnity in hockey than the he young junior hasrealizes a sport shirt is far more W. 16th St. Speedway—Midgets, 0 146.552. DiMaggio had 145,

turn { “{schedule: i | qn . ” sage containing a word that : could offer. Miller flew to Delt artes Slee acts hearing [ComigItable than 2 slarched bi BIG SIX LEAGUE—Lincoln trials at 6:30 p. m., racing at 8:30. 26% ree Of Solfuence OT an aod Ts abt Indicating ng ene mariage, of h\. Branch litroit when the Rangers notified! 6 ce| Chiropractic vs. South Side (All times listed are CDT.) | ! Ind

sult of his S > ; | d ” ic fire extinguishers had bea dianapolis. the defending Midwest [Detroit officials of their willing-| wins aw Ci of 15{ Whats he Lying 100, introduce | Ramblers at Rhodius No. 2; rl op PS ing Showed ie emptied in the forward i ry ee gh pre ea lyf ave in iacles| ‘The other eight men on each| While with the Yankees, Joe Sol a as Sgewood er's [| Phillies center fielder playing his Compartment. This was nine 133 o'clock central standard. (stow [| W g and In Heller's team are primed for the crucial McCarthy tried the same thing| g, ks Used Autos ve. Linde Al: : first year in the majors, was like- Minutes before the crash. tor time trials at 12:30, four five-mite | V2" series. Both squads held brief but the experiment never panned poo "0 Garfield No. 3 {ly to win an All-Star berth, usu-' In revealing this, however, sink fet ahd a Seo-mile Jeature Heller is the sixth coach the Workouts yesterday on the West- out. Things came to such a pass, | MUNICIPAL LEAGUE Indi- . " ally monopolized by the veteran United Air Lies President W. &. ert: annble Park Ix located 3 Caps have had since the start ern Michigan College diamond. |as a matter of fact, that eventu.| 3 g b LEAG Er nd Wins Links Meet | performers. Ashburn held a Patterson said “minute investigti~ of hockey here in 1939. TT ally McCarthy himself began|2n2 teiormatory vs. Kingan's {122,689 to 120,143 vote lead over tion of parts of the airplane re-

ee ememed Of NOCKey here in 1939. Er Nr. ; [Reliable at Pendleton, and Arm- , ====PLENTY OF FREE PARKING SPACE Brothers Enter Olympic making appearances without a reratue 8 Fendiston, and Arm. {Bob Tucmaon of New York forjovereh from Ine accent gives | poet Swimming Tryouts ; :

2 Bracketing a pair of 37's for a the National League center field NO evidence that there was a fire A’ third fault that Frick uncovSTANFORD, Cal, June 25 sred was too much fraternization|

"CITY LEAGUE Union Print. 74 total, Cliff Wagoner yesterday Spot. ihe Joa Or in y § N 1 | (UP)—Al and Jack Weeden, among opposing ballplayers. {ers vs. Boughton Excavating atiwon the Columbia Club's annua Stanford's spring swimming] ® =

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= Riverside No. i Cutters spring handicap golf tournament reatment Read —————— : ' S. 8 i Local vs. Ferris Food Market at > TRELLISES dust ll er aistand, Ralph Sala, the| Now HONESTLY, Pres, fs it] at Meridian Hills

{ . : -distance star, will com- verside No. 5, and Van Camp| Second place honors were, Sen. Taft Gracious mE dun 4 Arrived! lll pete in the Olympic tryouts gt 8°IN8 to hurt any player if he garqware vs. Indiana

1 Ir State halved by Jack Hare, Noblesville, » . In Fac of f t in i eahens | Detroit July 8-11 under auspices 52Y% “hello” to another eveniparm at Putnamville. land Dan Cravens, Franklin, who! . Detea Set up now for early Get Yoursill of the ‘San Francisco Olympic though the two wear rival od All games start at 2:30 p. m. carded 77's. Gerald H. Norris. | PHILADELPHIA, June 2} climbers. Farly— { Club, it was announced h _| forms? SSS Th . \ {(UP)—8en. Robert A. Taft gave ere to-| Fortville, shot a 78 to take third | . gay

i | Balplayers are a funny crew. | NE § ! I ALL 25% WINDOW SCREENS a ether Stanford aquatic ace, They can go out to dinner with Ring Commission |place. | By JANE STAFFORD {up graciously and promised to ]

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i { Science Service Medical Writer \ “ Bronze ! Don Hester, the PCC 200-meter an Opponent, go to a show with| y | Dharence nish and % B. Ean, CHICAGO, June 25-—A pre- SUPPort his opponent with all Wire | breastroke champion, will enter/him and even stand up for him at Gets Ray S Su ar | 0. Incahapolis, shared lo scription guide for doctors to fol-|the force and enthusiasm in my ; : |the tryouts as a member of the a wedding ceremony, but they use just hogors With 68's, A fed or Poon t tomic bomb " ‘ BS " : CHICAGO, June 24 (UP)—Ray 108 competed in the tournament. ! h case of an atomic. pombipower. : Aes GENUINE WHEELING’ Redwood asadepa Athletic Club. (every trick irr the book to beat J attack in their community or al “A careful lvsi f the si ) i TUBS Frames Sh — — {their rival during an actual ball-| (Sugar) Robinson said he was Wins Guest Tourney [neighboring one was presented bY uation shows ana ys Jory of i; ~JWIN pangs ‘Mat Title Bout Carded {game. ready to deposit the final Ralph Flood, Meridian the Department of National De-/ , 8 ied tubs y

[ . : ’ the delegates to the Republican Iw Two-lite full - length style It is highly improbable that oo Mrs. fense to the thousands of general } nfl or ramer $ $95 with 1%" thick frames to For La Belle, Demchuk Frick will have too much success | $1000 demanded by the Illinois Hills, won low gross honors ves- g [convention will support Gov. Portable stand on. easy-

\ I S| Athletic C ssi Saw A practitioners of the nation at the ” i last for years. In following Rene La Belle from Toronto, in curbing friendliness amon | tie Commission a a weight terday at Pleasant Run. Mrs. meeting here of the American Dewey on the third ballot." he | rolling casters. C Al i {guarantee for his welterweight Flood carde da 45 in the guest! told the GOP delegates last night, ll @rains with hooks. * overall sizes: t's | Su a crack at the players. It is equally improbable ¢i¢)o bout with Bernard Docusen.|gay tournament that was cut to Medical Association, |“I, therefore, release my delegates lin A miiel eayY respi wrest hat he will prevent profanity and| Robinson plunked down $3000 nine holes because of rain. Mrs. 1reatment of proven value for/and ask them to vote for Coy. 24”x391,” 24”x471;” [ll ling championship at the outdoor|it is virtually impossible that he Wednesday and told the board he gE. E. - And tf And ,/atomic casualties, national de- Dewey and make the selectign 287x891,” 287x471,» [||| SPOr'S Arena next Tuesday night|will be able to dictate how play-| - Be Ancerson © nderson, ! at ~8"x301;” 2 V2 ,

would return with the rest of it trajled by t t (fense authorities state, consists unanimous.” 3 : when he meets Johnny Demchuk,|ers shall dress. Tallec by two strokes, : : mi cog Lt ND Tutto (or 82"x55!;" lll the Canadian-born Ukranian who! today. He previously had de-

| Etiquette is a wonderful thing| = .} ; 4 10th and ARLINGTON-IR. 8396 34”x551," {holds the championship belt. and certainly has its place. Positea $1000 of the $5000 re

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ied vitamins. =" ' | The bout, twice postponed by greeted by 25 new diesel busses! Drivers of the King Taxi Coy, Ie “YOUR | Neptune 2 H. P $81 45 High School Hurler rain, will be fought at Comiskey Sunday when the Indianapolis tne DEE. Fluids injected into of Columbus were on strike td — i PITTSBURGH, June 25 (UP) — Park. i. ™ |day and were picketing the co MARCUS Ll Streamline "Motor . . The Pittsburgh Pirates have In addition to the $5000 weight R2IWaYs puts the last of 45 new FOUR. Whole blood, [3aY 2 ph P g w Diamonds—Watehes BLUE POIN Sa signed a Pacific Coast high school guarantee, Robinson has posted a Vehicles into service, | FIVE. Penicillin, sulfa drugs PE arr were recently or- * | pi 8 10,000 e . | The deli f st 25 and the like. ” { » a Delaware, Madison & Ray Sts. pitching star, Fred Strobel, and $10 appearance guarantee { elivery of the last 25 e like | ganized by the AFL. Justin King,

optioned him to the Waco. Texas, eens —— 'brings to 195 the number of new

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| Strobel, a recent graduate of . placed in service at a cost of| Treatment that may be of valye| inion had presented Wage ge lines OMe OFeait g— — Long Beach, Cal, high school, 5 Fish on 1 Hook more than $3 Million under the b ; inots St. | > {allowed only a single run in five | H games this season. l(u and DRINKS { The Californian, a six-footer|p MIXED TO {who weighs 180 pounds, was

ds for a guarantee of $6 & ut has not been proved consists| qn CHEROKEE, iowa, June 24 postwar modernization program, of vitamins C and B6, one of the oa Jor aout hows. plus ick P)—Wayne Hatterman said, Of the new yenidles, Ha aarenal Bland hormones, and two driver and one week vacation caught five fish on the PUSS : mon-Her- chemicals which may help con- . - rd ans 150 Sounds, was same hook at the same time. (rington trackless trolleys. |Lrol Bleeding. Thesh two are rutin with pay. i | 3 YOUR | Go | The Cherokee newspaperman R he dye, toluidine blue. Hardwar Appliances TASTE | gees eames said he was fishing a Spring Lake N. J. Township Treasurer Youthful L , CREDIT! y TRADE MARK ardware — |} . {and having no luck. en he | Tournty epers rorm . FREEZERS & 344 £. WASH. ST. BOB TEAL ‘Rockets Sign Three {pulled out his line preparatory to Seeks Salary Cut ! . Mentioned before how® i | little cash or a lot of # NCE CO. ee - AT THE CHICAGO. June 25 (UP)—The MOVINg to another spot, five fish SPRINGFIELD, N. J., June 25 BOY Scout Troop » § MCOBER APPLIANCE P| us Youn cept aT | mammoND FG kets of the All Ammer | Were on the hook. (UP)—Township Treasurer Floyd: CARVILLE, La. (UP)—Boy ye, to sar} . x ORGAN ica Football Conference today _1N€Y Were on a stringer some-/G. Merlette Jr. today recom. Scout Troop No. 36, composed of | jor You to. enjoy. But tIME TO DRAW NVILOS 5 SN Q A NIGHTLY {announced the signing of three 0° apparently had lost. All mended that his yearly salary be pw leprosy Sufforera, has re. | What on Cha ise dig NYU new li s Emil Ure. WV . cut from $1600 to $1090.90. e a charter from the. nation-| t : $ Ree TE An BS CO 11 is Li for Service nny Terra ono th Senin 0 Gt SAL fe” neve Hone TRAWS MCLOTHING COMPANY Art Mergenthal. IU in Line for Service 'this salary is rather high,” Mr. Ing treated at the U. S. Marine as & swell TIME PAY8% 539 3 Uremovich, former Indiana, BLOOMINGTON, June 25--Half Merlette told the township coun- Hospital (leprosarium) here, | MENT PLAN; Suen 2 3°85 ngton st. | University star, played with the Of Indiana University's varsity Cil. He said he only worked 50 Although the Scouts at Carville! plan calls for a down Your Hatter ™ og Detroit Lions professional team |f00tball squad is subject fo the hours a month on the job. will ‘be prohibited from takink| payment . . . but it is & HARRY LEVINSON Hill EAR until last year. Brutz and Mer- draft, along with two-thirds of re : - part in Scout activities “outside,” LOW . 2 30d you van Cot. Diinois & Market, 37 N. Penn. | Aor thal are ex-Notre Dame bles | the freshman grid squad. Bochnick to R turn: {there presumably will be no pro-| divide the cost of your — a 12 70 Mn. 76 SI on ’ play- — a erurn (hibition on other Scouts visiting purchase over as

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| {Sgt. John Bochnicka, recent | me— a ———_AA Pht 15 months! | : Last night's games in the E Roe Winner of the Army e| ! THE TOWN SLEEPS { BISHOP-KAYE FURS AMAZING THI Givie Softball League at Beech Grove heavyweight boxi gv Ar ave CARBURETOR SERVICE ¢ HAAG’S 2nd Floor—7 N. Meridian [| & Stadium were postponed because of wet 1€AVYWeIg ng crown, plans, MOTOR TUNEUP n oor—T7 N. grounds. } to return to Indiana University] @ ALL NIGHT DRUG STORE | 2 Tonight's schedule in the Em Roe! i i ne BRAKES ADJUSTED | 8 % . | [Capitol City Softball League. ai Beech LDS fall after an absence of six! MOTOR OVERHAUL 22nd and Meridian Sts. = ; |Grove, Stadium is a one ee Lodges. TEATS. Bochnicka won a letter, BRAKES RELINED ! \ , 1 ) 8 00se : ; ’ I8 OPEN ! i 1) [Y h S L LI N.Y. C. Bee Grove va. "LG 3 Be a guate on the Hoosier foot-[| &f Guy E, Lawrence & Son | | X Spring Clutch Corp. an 30. 8amar- ball squad in 1942. His plans in-| 4 ANNO EMI Q a hop y 3:3 : 10 £. 10th St. LI-190 Si - neti ddidd 44 itan_Lodge vs Polk's Milk Co jclude a return to the gridiron. | ANNOUNCEMENTS

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