Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 July 1948 — Page 11
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flected a drive through idians played erroriess Birds made two miscues.
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TRIDAY, JULY , 1948
Council Adopts ° New Joint Code
Lincoln Aug. 14, according to L. v. Phillips, ITHSAA. commissioner. E. C. (Irish) Krieger, football official from Columbus, O., will interpret the 1948 rules. The JHSAA athletic council this year has adopted the National Federation Edition of the new joint code of football rules, produced jointly by the National Federation and the NCAA football rules commitie Phillips also. has announced that registration will close Aug. 15 for all officials who desire to
Clearing in Ponds, Pits Still Undi
have little effect on
the state with no exceptional or record catches listed. One of the best catches locally was a 14%pound carp at Geist lake. Several brown trout have been taken in the northern part of the state and walleyes have been hitting [T2 at Maxinkuckee. Reports drifting back from anglers visiting northern Minnesota, Wisconsin and Canada indicate spotted fishing, good some days in some places, poor at
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be listed in the 1948 officials’ di- other times. rectory. 2h Local Streams Milky " Fall Creek, White River and 2 | Eagle Creek are listed as milky {in Marion .county, clearing after the heavy showers earlier in the week. Fishing has been fair. | Geist Lake has also been milky. | Some bass, bluegills and cats {have made up the major part of {the catch by local anglers the {past few days. Best baits are reported as {worms, minnows and craws.
Perennial Optimists There's no bigger optimist than your confirmed angler when it comes to adding new lures to his jumble of tackle, each time with the expectation that at last he {has found a “sure-fire” plug, fly lor spinner which will bring in the fish, OTHERS UP TO $500 This was emphasized again with the receipt of a revised book{let from the South Bend Bait Co.,
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fish and enable them to put fish “on the table.” Live bait to many anglers is minnows, worms and nightcrawlers, and possibly soft ' craws—all of which they find at a commercial bait dealers. Few of them realize that nature also provides. a number of other baits, theirs without cost and with only a few minutes exertion. Most of these are not new.
Tried and Tested
Locally this is the in-between season for catalpha worms, long a” favorite with bluegill anglers. The new crop should be along within’ a few days, appearing first in the southern part of the state. ‘The worms found in horseweeds which grow prolifically along stream banks and in many vacant lots, are also old favorites with many anglers. If you see an angler unloading what seems to be a handful of short sticks, it's a sure bet that he has cut the wormy sections of horseweeds and brought them along.
Suggests Other Worms A suggestion that anglers provide some bait and at the same time help check the bagworms, is made by Frank 'N. Wallace, state entomologist. It will take a little digging to get the worm out of its cocoon-like bag but the worm will attract bluegills and
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During the past week fishing ‘has been fair in .nost parts of
other panfish, maybe an occasional bass. Corn borers are also listed as a good bait by Mr. Wallace but he notes that the worms are still rather small in this part of the state. A third bait suggested is the
sweet and field corn. These corn
angler who starts out with a dozen of them may not have more than three or four when he gets to the lake or stream, unless he can keép them separated.
Teach Water Safety
Approximately a thousand youngsters are learning to swim and water safety measures at Indiana ‘Dunes state park this summer under a program spon sored by the Porter County Red Cross chapter, the state ‘park division and the _state police, three members of which are serving as instructors. The training is open to persons camping at the park and to residents of the community. A similar program will be in-
cated, if local Red Cross chapters and groups are interested in Worjng with the state park division,
remarkable record. It was achieved by a staff that had tumbled almost to minor league status in the last days’ of Mel Ott as manager. Under Durocher the Giant hurlers have turned in nine complete games of the 15 played and the club has a record of 10 wins and five losses since he became its beloved commander. Stirs Up Glants What is more, Durocher never has been considered a top-grade handler of pitchers. His greatest talent as a manager has been in playing hunches, in stirring a team up to a high pitch, something that certainly has been accomplished with the Giants. Yesterday as the hustling New Yorkers blanked the Reds for the third straight time, 5 to 0, behind the seven-hit pitching of Dave Koslo, they chalked up their 11th shutout of the season, tops for any club in the National League and second only to the 12 by the Yankees which is tops for the majors. And along with the pitching there have been other changes. Such slew-foots as Walker Cooper, Johnny Mize and 8id Gordon are stealing bases and every one on the club is running out hits like never before. Hits Grand Slam Homer In yesterday's triumph Cooper didn’t steal any bases but he got a grand slam homer in the first inning, insuring KXoslo's
sixth victory and his third shutout. By winning, the Giants took over third place undisputedly. The Braves made it three in a row over the Pirates, winning, 2 to. 1, at Boston on the seven-hit
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Giant Hurlers Perk Up Under Leo’s Handling
Staff, Once Thought Worst in Baseball, Has
Turned in Five Shutouts in 15 Games
By CARL LUNDQUIST, United Press Sports Writer NEW YORK, July 30—There are more goose eggs being laid on the Polo Grounds scoreboard these days than in the Bronx Zoo, a most phenomenal ‘situation inasmuch as the Giant pitching staff, considered the worst in baseball, is responsible. Three shutouts in three games, and five shutouts in the 15 games since Manager Leo Durocher took over the club was the
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PLEASURE PUNCH — Seéms as thouh Bill Roberts (right), local Meavywoight; is getting satisfaction from his punch that bent Gerald Locke's nose last night at the Sports Arena. Roberts won a unanimous six-round decision from the Dayton, O.,
fighter. It was Roberts’ pinth straight victory.
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SOFTBALL NOTES
Last night's scores in the Em-Roe Civie soft ll League at Beech Grove were as follows: p's Tavern 10, Holy Rossy x linens Gas 13, Ca M =A Milk 4, Mechanics Laun-
Tenighva schedule in C: X. Softball League at Beech Grove, Stadium’ is £1 H vs. Assumption; $18 P., m., Bt. CathSHney v8. P ,» Holy Rotary f hice Frowcr,
The men’s singles division of 8-1, Martin defeated McKinney, the city parks tennis tournament » was pared to four today with Defending Champion Jack Sunder-ig land, Art Linne, Jimmy McClure ht. and Hank Campbell listed to bat- Izak-Paddock defeated Cha se tle in the semi-finals tomorrow Sivenbach, $4, 04. BlroBurne d
6-2, 3-6 at the Brookside courts. | Lah Pan, ay eT
Sunderland lost only one game Basan Wesley won from Malisss-Brafford, yesterday while routing Harold defeated Hawkins-Hawkins, 6-4, 8-1, Morgan, 6-1, 6-0. Other quarter- TODAYS SCHEDDLE final results were: Campbell, 1047 4 ». m--BlLly Dangest 3. runmerup, defeated Wilbur Schu-| 5.30 p. m.. Mery Grace 5) macher, 6-1, 6-3; McClure de-| Stewart, feated Ralph Linder, 6-3, 6-4, and"
Boys’ Singles Semifinale—Denkert defeated Beatt $3 6-2; Martin defeated Archer, §-
) Men's Doubles o. De Senumachel defeated Rice-Zi
Bob Martin.
Pat Louanna
m.—-Mary Grace Lauck vs. Betty Matthews vs,
les | 4:30 . mm —8under'and-Oampbell vs. Linne Jefeated Rowland Lever DiC BeRumaher a Ota PSH aay: enz, 6-3, 6+ Han Wesley.
m.—JIzsak-Paddock vs,
Fifteen- i Bobby Martin wl 2 et Pats oan
placed himself in line for two Morgan.
nt —————— city titles when he upset Bob McKinney, 7-5, 6-3, in the junior, ‘No Lights, No Play PITTSBURG, Cal, July 30
division semi-finals. Previously| he had qualified to meet Billy| (UP)—Arthur Hadler, owner of Dankert today in the boys’ finals' the Pittsburg, Cal, Pirates baseat4p. m, ball club, revealed today that YESTERDAY'S RESULTS Pittsburg’s Far West League drove in the winning run with Men's Singles franchise was being moved ima single. It was Voiselle’s 11th Re finals—8underland defeated Mor. mediately to Roseville in Placer victory ‘and he had to be at his ge McOlure Getorind tinder 3 | County, Hardler said the move
best because Relief Pitcher Kirby e.i: Canpbeit defeated Schumacher, 6-1, was necessary because lightin Higbe pitched shutout ball after 6-3 Junior: Sinates : ighurs
taking over for starter Mell ba ee in Pittsbur, Queen in the second inning. FTI] = iii Jonge defested Behrman. se Ig
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The Doflgers’ also swept thelr. Munem three-game series with the Cardi-|= nals in Brooklyn, winning 9 to 6,2 to remain 51% games behind the = leading Braves. Roy Campanella |S got a three-run homer in the first|= = inning and Gil Hodges hit one|= in the fifth, good for two tallies. g Rex Barney, with relief help from|= Hank Behrman, was credited g with his seventh victory. Behr:= z man pitched one-hit ball for four = innings. = The Phils topped the Cubs at= Philadelphia, 7 to 4, as Andy = Seminick hit his third homer in = as many days. Chicago got 15/= hits to 11 for the Phils, but 2 couldn’t bunch them. In an American League night'= 3 game, the only action in that cir- = cuit, the Boston Red Sox took 2 a half-game grip on first place by|= downing the Detroit Tigers, 8 to/S 1, behind the seven-hit hurling of =
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Colion Chaney. Indianapolis heavyweight, will defend his Indiana boxing title Aug. 13 at the Sports Arena against Bob O'Bannon of Jeffersonville, according to an announcement during last night's fight card here. Bill Roberts, local heavyweight, hung up his ninth straight vic{tory last night, gaining a sixjround decision over Gerald Locke iof Dayton before a slim crowd jof 1000. Locke wes down for a nine-count in the third in the free-swinging brawl. Only knockout on the program went; to John LaBroi, lightweight who kayoed Jennings {Brotherton of Louisville at 1:56 {in the third round of their scheduled six-rounder. Other results: action rom id ary. Yo Shunt in
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8ST. MARY'S COLLEGE, Cal, July 28 (UP) — The St. Mary's College basketball team will clash with Yale and Notre Dame fives next season at Sar Francisco, it was announced today. Coach Benny Neff's Gaels will meet Yale on Dec. 20, After a plane-tour of the Midwest, the Gaels will return home to battle *d Notre Dame on Jan. 3, Two of the nation's top collegiate scorers last season-—Tony Lavelli of Yale and Frank Kudelka of St. Mary's—will see action in the Yale contest. Lavelll scored 554 points in 27 games to finish third in national scoring honors last winter. Kudelka, with 489 points in 24 contests, rated fourth.
League Bowling
The Fraternal Bowling League will meet Monday at 8 p. m. In the Illinois bowling alleys to arrange plans for the coming season.
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