Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 July 1948 — Page 7
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Malloy Baffles
TOLEDO,
last “in Milwaukee,
Monday and Brewers Hold Pace it's conceivable also, that the rier es on open dates benethe Redskins.
in 1 victory enabled the mo 6301 v right on the heels|Beard
league leading Lo half a game behind, er i pefcaniage points, as the also won, defeating the ots in St. Paul, 7 to 2. : way the Redskins perBt ie Swayne Field last int the A cannot afford » stumble without losing their rip on the league's No. 1 spot. The race between the pair’ { than close.” In the even a Tribe victory tonight and a iiwaukee setback in St. Paul, ne Redskins will take over the t post by four percentage
As a matter of fact, the Indians el confident they will be out in ont again by Monday morning, pot by midnight tonight. Both redsking and Brewers play three lames over the week-end 8nd the pesters are heavy favorites to p the series here but the don't ate Je that over h-place St. Pa: Tribe Staff - Set Chet Johnson, graceful Ileft- , i8 booked to face the ud Hens on the mound tonight nd figures to tie his former into knots. And the In-
uy 24-Out of the way, Brewers, the ji is out of the roundhouse, all slicked
Sunday and two in a
Milwaukee ble and single, plus two walks. It was Malloy’s sixth straight|y op ee Tob
Hens for 14th Win
right of the way.
the Indianapolis 1b up, back cx he
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victory and his 14th of the sea-
Hank Arft and Red McQuillen short singles. Malloy tightened
led off the Toledo ninth with|s
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hitters, |Gan after which Don Palmer singied|C
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to score Arft. Then George Corona, a pinch hitter, was retived on a fly to end the game. Beard’s triple was his 13th of the campaign and tied him with Pete Castiglione for the league lead in the three-bagger depart-| gq: ment. Ganss smacked his home run in ‘the fifth as first up and the drive cleared the left field fence. Jim Wilson, Toledo righthander, was batted out in the eighth and was; relieved by Al GerBeauses, eteran southpaw. Proof t Maloy was tough in the Hat is supplied by the statistics. The Hens got 10 hits but only one run and no walks, Ellis Clary, second sacker, got thrée of the Toledo hits, including two doubles. The attendance was down to a scattered 1345
are well-heeled in mound Amateur Day Are Named b
Tomorrow is the day the amaur baseball teams of the city ve been waiting for. Since he first week in May the sandtery have been pointing to the Amateur + Baseball on's Amateur Day: at v Fleid. A week ago the participants pr the double-header were fiy decided upon after much ouble with ties in the standgs. So, tomorrow at 1:15 p. m. he South Side Saints, City cague IRaders, will meet Moore Orv hy Big Six k Joop first! . cers, and af 3:30 's eliable ‘pine of J he Municipal
r. lagion Playoffs
Playofts for representatio n in e agian Junior Baseball
atkins 7, Kennington 4 and | io 8, Speedway 0.
CAN LEAGUE
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TA, Ga., July 2¢ (UP) led Ben Hughes of id, Ore., and long-driving ntz of Long Beach, off today in a gruelling Match to determine the lio mal Public Links golf cham-
DESDE:
Hughes, a tough man to beat in “i Play, advanced to the ® Yesterday with a 4 and 3 over collegian Ollie Kay by 2Siedo. Ferentz defeated nd 1 Barnes of Atlanta, 2
p test has been set at 1:15.
.\Week-End Racing
o/p. m.—hot rods.
cash customers.
Batteries y Managers
League will square off 'dgainst Manufacturers League representatives E. C. Atkins. During the intermission = between the games a series of three field events will take place. There will be contests in catcher’s ac curacy w, fielders distance throw and base running. Probable batteries have been named by the managers of the four squads. For Kingan's it may be Al McGill with Lowell Young behind the plate to oppose Atkins’
receiver Emil Kaiser. In the opening encounter Moore manager Peters has nomi-|!® nated Floyd Bernhardt ‘to toe the rubber and Bill Haines to receive his slants. Buck Adams, who plans to use all five of his Saint hurlers, will probably start Wendell Smith and have Bob Mennel catching. Game time for the first con-
INDIANAPOLIS - Tonight—Speedrome—8:30 p. m. —midgets. . Tomorrow — 16th St. Speedway —8130 p. m.—midgets. MUN
OIE : Tonight—Velodrome—8:30 p. m. ~mi A NEW CASTLE Tomorrow — Mt. Lawn — 8:30
FRANKLIN Tomorrow—Fair Grounds—2:30 p. m.—big cars. WINCHESTER - Tomorrow—Funk's Speedway— 2:30 p. m.—big cars. KOKOMO Tomorrow—Kekomo Speedway —8:30 p. m.—midgets.
Larry Teipen ‘who will throw tolJ.
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ly 2, Stolen Bases—C! 27, 18 Beard 29, Go Gutteridge 5 ne ati 4 Besrifice Hy Cann i, Lp Ki 3 Beare a.
Horseshoe Tricls ' Open at Brookside
Qualifying’ rounds for the Indiana State Horseshoe Pitching Tournament, sponsored by The Times, started today at Brookside Park. The second group of qualifiers will pitch tomorrow from 9 a. m. until 6 p. m. The third qualification period will be next Saturday, The = best pitchers of the some 150 expected to attempt to qualify will take part in the state finals at Brookside on Aug. 1. Entries still will be accepted at the horseshoe courts when participants report for qualifications on any of the three days. There is an entry fee of $2.50. The state tournament is being staged by the Indiana Horseshoe Pitchers Association. :
Horseshoe Pitching {anapolis Industrial Harseatios 3s Re jas nigh) Press 2, J Ma 1; ney Manufacturi x Central 0 Monarch te Warner 0. Orville Harris Season record br rolling uw 38 is three games
Two-Base Hits—Ca 22, | 22, Rikard 21, bend 5 ae ell 16 Cas i Gu 8, Kalin 4, Ganss 3,
Local Team in Legion Softball Playoffs
Indianapolis phos Saw Post 355 will meet Greencastle Post 58 tomorrow at 1:30 p. m. at Greencastle in one of four regional play-
Softball. The winner of this game
p. m. Busts champions will be decided Aug. 8
10 City Park Tennis
The City Parks Tennis Tournament goes into its second day today at Riverside, Brookside and
competition starts at Garfield. Yesterday's matches were full of surprises with 10 of the 41 tilts going the route of three sets. Advance entries for the men's doubles competition indicate the biggest field in this" division ‘in will
row's schedule begin at
Bucs Sign - 19-Year-Old
Pennsylvania Pitcher | PITTSBURGH, July 24 (UP)— Fred Uhlman, 19-year-old southpaw pitcher who attracted offers from a half dozen major league clubs because of his showing at Charleroi, Pa., High School, has beén signed by the Pittsburgh|Paf Pirates, Hamey announced today. Hamey said the six foot one inch, 168-pound hurler would stay with the Pirates for the rest of the season, although he would be
DON, July 24 (UP)—CalIr the Olympic games: DAY, JULY 29 roma? Stadiom
FRIDAY, JULY 3 8 Jump, Empire Stadium
fugly Burdles (frst round and semi-
iy ad (rst and second rounds). mg un (first run, St round),
thay JBArringay Arena , ene
“U8 (team Lo A pr minaries), aling Tree rt Ti Preliminaries, AY, JULY 31 7 doy 2 "Stadium
RX Aualitying),
and final). BH ‘first round).
ineligible to play in league games.
MONDAY, AUG. Empire Stadium Bole Jai.
800 eters (nals). 5000 meters (final Women's 100 meters anal). 200 ere iret na Dead rounds) eters. ( and s . » Harrin Arena
Basketball celminations Women's foils (finals). Football i~liminations!. Hockey (preliminaries).
50 meters free pistol shooting.
Mans. ladies’ JP rnghoazd diving. ters rela: Ladies 100 ahr reesstyle. (final). Men's 400 meters free-s Water polo.
s Court Pree-style ToRspir ATS. s Stadium
Major Leaders
General Manager Roy Dark,
. |Men's 400 meters free-style (final). backstroke
10 a. m,
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ST RUNS Stephens, R. Sox. 84] 0, Yanks, 831 Williams, R. Sox OME RUNS: Cards .... Kiner, Pirates ... 27 Mize, Giants
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Matches Go Full Route|3:
Fall Creek courts as first-round|=r*e
the tournament's. history. Tomor-| goes!
Overmire, Gray, Benton, | Swift; Hasfner, "Gandini Welteroth and Okrie, Barly.
3 Cincinnati
NEW YORK, pitching depth?
in pitching to inundate Cleveland. The merry men of Marse Joe McCarthy, riding a nine-game =vinning streak, had eight gies. ent winning pitchers during th 3. stretch. The only man to win two , [games was Mickey Harris, who until last week was considered the number one liability on the staff. Celebrate Willlams Return The Red Sox celebrated the return of Ted Williams yesterday as they humiliated the White Sox, 13 to 1. Teddy Boy got a threerun double and a single as Harris pitched a five-hitter, The victory put Boston only a game-and-a-half behind Cleveland. The Tigers blasted across seven runs in the fourth inning to defeat the Senators at Washington, 11 to 5, as Relief Pitcher Virgil Trucks won his ninth victory and his fifth straight. Gil Coan hit a Washington homer while George Vico, Pat Mullin and Vic Wertz got triples for Detroit. The night game between the 8t. Louis Browns and the Phliadelphia A’s was rained out after two-and-a-half innings, Washed down the drain was a 6 to 0 Brownie lead. The Yankees and Cleveland were rained out at New York. The Giants got five-hit ‘pitehing from Larry Jansen, who Fairled 3|his 12th victory and his shutout, beating the Cubs yin Chi-|' cago, 5 to 0. Johnny Mis hit the
AMERICAN LE4GUE W 'L Pct. GB
0 02 Mallette and Houk; Hardy, EmFoul Bicone and Warren Milwaukee St. Paul ..
Epperly and Burris; Samaklis, Paepke an
ersom. Columbus and Louisville not scheduled.
AMERICAN LEAGUE S00 100 150 1 060 31x13 13 2 Tres
1 1 I ano
Cleveland at New York, tponed, St. Louis at Be Bat OaNoned. Juin Tein.
NATIONAL LEAGUE . 210 000 011— 5 8 1 000-0 5 3 Meyer, Borowy and
110 000 220— 6 14 1
Jansen ‘and Cooper; McCul h. Philadelphia
_THE ) INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
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Well, Manager Lou Boudreau of Cleveland was one gent who nss,| did, yet today as he took his league leaders into Boston for a vital three-game set ft looked like the Red Sox might be deep enough
Giants’ 100th homer in the first inning with Bill Rigney on base and that was all the help Jansen ® needed. Hurls Fourth Win
Rookie Robin Roberts, the prize bonus pitcher. brought up by the Phils, hurled his fourth victory, 6 to 1, over the Reds at Cincinnati, who also were victims of a triple play. Third Basemar Ralph Caballero took Virgil Stallcup’s liner to start the triple play, throwing to second to double Ted Kluszewsk!, after which a fast relay by Gran Hamner caught Danny Litwhiler at first. The driving Dodgers racked up their 17th win in 21 games by downing the Pirates, 4 to 3, under the lights in Pittsburgh. Erv Palica was the winning pitcher, 'with help from Hank Behrman, and Dodgers Peewee Reese and Tommy Brown hit homers as Brooklyn moved to within five-and-a-half games of the leagueleading Braves. The Braves were dumped by the Cardinals, 7 to 5, with Southpaw Al Brazle the winner,
YESTERDAYS STAR Larry Jansen of the Giants who pitched his third Suutout and his 12th victory of son, a ind 8-to-0, job against the 2 Cubs.
Baseball Standings, Results
002 100 011 8 B 1 024 000 Oix— 7 15 1 evar and Maal; Brazle and Rice. 000 000 mod 1 Qilicn, | Behrman and Bees FitzGerald. SCHEDULE TODAY AMERICAN ASSOCIA APOLIS a Toledo TI otent). Milwaukee at St.
Kansas City st Stinneapois (night), Louisville at C
AMERICAN LI LEAGUE Cleveland at Boston (2). icago at New York (2). Detroft at Philadelphia. St. Louis at Wash Washington.
'ATION AL NAL LEAGUE t Chicago (2), Pilladelphia ’ Cincinnati. at St. Louis night). Aon games scheduled
Monarchs Defeated 4 In Negro Baseball
The Memphis: Red Sox defeated the Kansas City Monarchs, 6-5,
1 last night at Victory Field ih a
Negro American League game (which: went into 11 innings. Memphis grabbed three quick runs in the ninth to tie the score and tallied the winning run on 8 squeeze play with the bases loaded. .
»:|Joe Sgro to Fight
Foster in Chicago Joe Sgro, Indianapolis welterweight boxer, is to meet Vince Foster, Omaha’s up-and-coming
cago Monday night at Marigold Garden arena. Foster uses a weaving and bobbing style and is managed and schooled by Jack
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WEDNESDAY, AUG. 4 " Empire Stadiom ‘omen’s 80 meters hurdles (final), (finals).
um Women's shot ht 400 meters (heats). Harringay Arenas Basketball (elimination). om
w. Men's foils (finals). Football eliminations. Hockey (preliminaries). 4000 meters cross-country rum.
Bisley Rap fre pistol, silouette, 25 meters Pool Men's h ain 's 100 meters backstroke. meters relay.
Ladies’ 100 meters
(semi-final). Water polo.
200 m 110 meters hurdies (first round). Women's 80 meters hurdles (heat and | semi-finals}. 3000 meters gieenlechase heat. Arena
Ha Basketball (eliminations).
fe fo, Ee
G Rom (eliminations; |Graeco- an wrestling N Torqua Yachting faves.
| Yachting.
Graeco-Roman wrestling (eliminations), Torquay
THURSDAY, ATG. 5 Stadiu
and Tamanno |
Ladies’ 100 meters backstroke (final). Men's 100_ meters backstroke (semi-final). Water pol. Torquay Yachling. s FRIDAY, AUG. ¢
Eagle Stadium Decathlon: 100 meters, hu utdies, discus, wit yault, Javelin, 1500 meters. omen’s meters (final),
1506 Bod rs (final). 4x100 meters relay heats,
42400 meters Tey heats.
Harri y Arens Basketball rm fons).
bley Epes teams (fidals). jockey (eliminstions). Henley on the Thames Rowing (preliminaries). Bisley Free fog nile. full bore, standing, 300 meters re Fool h div — meters free-style (semi-finals). meters breaststroke (semimeters free-style (semi- finale). Men's 100 meters backstroke (finals) i Ladies’ 4x100 meters (final), 0,
Water pol Earls Court { { Wrestling {finals .
Torquay | Yachting. SATURDAY, AUG. ¥ Stadium
en's high S high Jump (ana): .
100" meters” relay aa 4x400 Women's: 2100 Basketball ( Men's
Lis g h
Bs (final). oars
| Harr Basketball ( in
1| Hurley, who used to train Billy Xmerican 2 tomorrow. to play the Nashvi ie
Petrolle.
Empire Pool Men's 200 meters breaststroke {final), Ladies’ 400 meter free-style (final), Mens 1500 meters free-style (final).
r polo. Diving (exhibition). MONDAY, AUG. 9
Harringay Arens { Basketball (eliminstions;. Empire Pool [Boxing (eliminations). e Hill and Windsor Great Park Creling, (1000 meters SSEstn preliminary nd repechage; 400 meters team pur
uit). Equestrian (individual dressage), Wembley Men's epee Pletiminaties Empire
Men's and women’s Bia
tional exercises 3 Tibi Hockey Tagan one on the
Thames “Pour rowers with
ctpuiory and op-
Rowing Bri aot
professional fistic star, in Chi- Sam
BEAUTY AND THE BEST —The best the U.S. has to offer in the way of women swimmers are all lined up for a practice session prior to the Olyinpic events. Left to right are Jackie LaVine, Chicago; Patricia Healy, Newark, N. J.; Nancy Lees, Asheville, N. C.; Thelma Kalama, Honolulu: Marie Lg East Norwalk, Conn.; Ann Curtis, San Francisco, and Brenda Helser, San Francisco.
Cleveland in Boston For Important Series
By CARL LUNDQUIST, United Press Sports Writer July 24—Who said the Red Sox didn’t have any
U. S. Swimmers Draw Tough Ones
By LEO H. PETERSEN
United Press Sports Editer LONDON, Jiuly 24-—Fate in the form of “the luck of the draw” today handed tough assignments to Ann Curtis, Marie Corridon, and Brenda Helser—the three famed swimming sprint stars from the United States. Each of the talented lasses was dealt a dangerous rival in opening heats in the women’s 100-free style sprint at the Empire Pool a week from v Miss Curtis, the tall, blonde lovely record-breaker from the University of California, was matched against top-notcher Greta Andersen of Denmark. Miss Corridon, a New Yorker, was paired with Johanna Termeulsen of Holland while Miss Helser, brunette from Los Angeles, was matched against Irma Schumacher of Holland,
Anderson's Pride Joins Dodgers
year-old pride and joy of the Anderson, Ind. baseball fans, has been called up from Ft. Worth in the Texas League to
Carl Trskine, ¥ghthander, 21 hot with ‘a No. 5 iron. Alice
By BILL Alice O'Neal of Indianapolis ruled
today for the second time and
kegon, Mich., for an invitational nation’s best.
thy Ellis, 7 and 6, in the women's state match play finals at the Country Chub of Indianapolis.
Women's State Golf Champions Since "22
sticky shoft game that consistently placed her closer to the cup. Miss O'Neal used 56 putts for the 30 holes and Miss Ellis had 52. Although the totals include several conceded putts, the figures
lead on the fairways. She was 3 up at the end of the first 18 holes, shooting a three-over-par 78 while Dorothy was taking an 81. ‘In the afternoon) round, Miss O'Neal went § up
21st. Goes 68 Up
Alice went 6 up
three-quarter post when hit over the green on her third
at the Dorothy
grabbed the 28th hole with a oneputt green for a birdie four, Dorothy two-putted to par.
with par fours on the 20th and|,
EGGERT ruled Hoosierdom’s women golfers to lug her clubs to Mustourney there, July 29, with the
The 21-year-old stylist of the fairways scored her second major tournament victory of the summer yesterday, defeating Miss Doro-
FAIRWAY QUEEN — Miss Alice O'Neal (above) of the Country Club of Indianapolis wot hee Second Vomens state olf championship yesterday 3 ing over Miss Dorothy Ellis of Indianapolis, 7 and 6, at the CCl course.
five and a bogey five to end the
reveal that Alice built up herimateh.
halved the moxs two with a pat
join the Brooklyn Dodgers. Erskine, who is a product of the Anderson High School baseball squad, entered o
and honeymoon, He was in Anderson following the 1947
[regular season.
He had a 14-7 record with Ft. Worth.
Nothing Sacred? Olympic Flag Gone Gone
July 24 (UP)—The cio Sand, Olympic flag was stolen from the central square of the Olympic campy here last night. The flag was fluttering from the highest mast, flanked by flags of the nations occupying the camp, at sundown yesterday. . It was missing this morning. Camp officials blamed the theft on souvenir hunters and sought another emblem. Scotland Yard said it had been informed of the theft by the policeman on duty at the camp but decided to take no official action.
Softball Notes
Munie a Stadium joftball schaduls. Satvrda ffs Monon Rallros By / Himba Kingan wie Cuts vs, Cum New Bethel Speedwa MR Sunday ne exhibition, 8 18, Sh Warner vs r Co.; 1: ens Milk v nufacturing; 48, Allied Plorists vs. Mechanics Laun Sunday night's softball g3shed Beech Grove Stadium is as Jolloys: R m., rues corp, vs. Bihings ospttal; L. B. Clute
of Prankpe Auto Sales vs,
o at [ 5
rting fort: Or , Leetor Bros,
Insley
Amateur Baseball
The Capitol Oil nine will journey
American Lawton
team. The gams start at 2:3
will
Complete Calendar of I Events. for Olympic Games
Empire Pool Boxing (eliminations).
on the : C in| B:000 me maters kays! “and singl aoe aoubie. 0,000 meters CARSGIOS
singies, Bilt nade Windsor orig Park tine 2000 mete tandem qusrterfinals, 1000 meters standing start time Equestrian a event, dressage), em Babes eam (finals). Empire Men's and women's tad tional exercises (exhib! Hs Weight | Jitting (Rghtheavyweight - « heavy-
Torqua, Yachting. aryuay THURSDAY, AUG. 12
ing sale" Arena
sory and op-
Harrin, Basketball (
eight rowers with coxswain
Earls Court | | Weight Uptine (bantamweight « feather-
i weight
Tg EanaY AUG. 10 Arena | Boxin, ne Equestrian (individ Tan dressage). embley
Baber teams (priminaries. Football (sem
te and optional ).
Weight lifting Vightneini-middiewsignt!.
¥ Yachting,
Rowing
2; te y “x on the Thames (preliminaries). i >
WEDNESDAY, Ave. un Harrin rena - Basketball (eliminations)
ur {| Boxing (eliminatio
a he Tham "Canoeing: 560 meters kayak, ooo meters
ka; ; Canadian! single; Dep doubles).
and Windsor Great Park | Equestrian (thretday event, dressage).
Men's sabers (preliminaries). Pootbail (consola finals), Torquay FRIDAY, AUG. 13
Basketball ( a ing (
gates Sis Windsor Great Park |
i des Nations).
Men's Jatets ac, {Pootball ATURDAY, AUG. i4 Stadinm
)
Yachting,
Closing ee:
Reading Open Golf READING, Pa., July 24 (UP)—
Fred Haas Jr. of New Orleans, paced & select crop of 77 players into the third round of the T2hole $15,000 Reading Open Golf Tournament today. The field had been sifted from
with brilliant 132's. They had gone directly into the lead on opening day by spinning seven-under-par 6%s,. which equalled the Berkshire Country Club course record.
Jones Denies Armed Has Been Retired
ARLINGTON HEI July 24 (UP)—Ben es, Cal10 umet Farms’ chief trainer, denied today that the 1947 horse of the year, Armed, has been retired. Armed has been sent to the home stables near Lexington, Ky., for a rest because he de{veloped “tendon trouble,” Jones said. “We don't know how serious it 15,” he said. “We just thought it would be better to take him out of training { temporarily.” v4
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RACES Sun., July 26—-2:30
FRANKLIN
MIDGET AUTO RACES TONIGHT
Take East Washington Street Car and Transfer to Bus fo ‘Main Entrance. No Extra Fare
INDIANAPOLIS
| SPEEDROME U. 8. 52 at Kitley, 6600 East
Final Minor Fie Results
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SUNDAY NITE JULY 25th INDIANAPOLIS
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Longer Drives, Good Putting Prove Too Much for Dorothy Ellis
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