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fifth, The Yanks set twp new Olympic records and equaled a third as they amassed 66 points. Dillard’s victory was the most tirilling. The Negro who failed to qualify in the hurdes, his specialty, pitied go § close Sb teammate ey of caster, Pa., that a photograph was nec-|a essary to determine the -winner. Before the official result was announced, Ewell apparently thought h¢ won, for he lea about the track jubilantly. But Dillard was given

ornia, who was favored in the eyent, finished fifth. Bennett of U. 8. Qualifies At Empire Stadium, only about 1000 spectators were fin the stands as competition began in the hammer throw, A throw of 160 feet 9% inches was required to qualify and Robert Bennett of the United States promptly unleashed a toss 2 Jeo eet 8%

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Sports Editor

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games, won one of the ost thrilling matches of the foils tournament from Great Britain by four hits. The Yanks fought roughly and Nathaniel Lubell of New York was reprimanded twice for 8 last » running attack. e Yanks were mightly appointed heart their evar to come through in the! jump, and it didn’t help that they were blanked, as expected, in the 10,000 meter Jum and the women’s discus thro

Willie Steele of San Diego College from tak the an jump. On the h program the event is listed as the “long jump,” but either way Steele, the only man in the field who ever has Jeaped 26 feet or more, was a definite threat to Jesse Owens’ Olympic mark of 26 féet 55/16 inches. - The Americans were jolted yesterday when Australian John

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playofs Gene Deitz [second from left, rear), pitched a no-hitter in winning the game.. addock, Bob Boltz, Carl Kaufman, Bob Carpenter and Ronnie Burnett. (Rear, left to Joe Hurrle, Coach Walt Fries, Dick Theil, Lee McGathey and Ed White.

Winter took the high jump with leap of six feet, six inches, a mark topped by many U. 8. leaper§ in numerous events. Best the U. 8. could do was a tie for

and Dwight . Eddlem t feet, 4% inches. y " Zatapek of 4Czechoslovakia gave one of the greatest perfor: as he too ¢ the 10,000 meter in 29 minutes, 59.6 seconds. fopek won nearly a lap while all Shree Americans entered were out of the money. . 8. entries were also blanked as M. 9 M. Ostermeyer of France won the discus throw heave of 3% { Jeet, a Tone !

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Legion Golf Meet To Be Tomorrow

Legiopaires tee off tomorrow ini ces in Olympic history|the third state Legion golf tour-| nament oyer their own golf “|course at New Castle.

will represent the state in the national Legion tourney to be held at the Miami Springs ‘Country Club, Miami, Oct. 15 and 16. Senior golfers, men 45 and older, will

tée off starting at 10 a. m. Sun435. The open division will tee off

3 Bay wh hia tourney are M. Nickel, Hubert he na THROW Dietz, Robert Crouch, (1g0 foot, 9% Inches Noods to Quality) Montfort, 3 p Ome: Robgrt tt, Robert Sparks. hn v = hese 1 oa The meet will be followed by a tournament dinner in the American Legion Home at New Castle and trophies will be awarded.

| All-Stars Win First Zin Speedball Contest

All-Stars tp a 7-3 victory over *'|the Indianapolis Flyers last night

the W. field.

watched the motorcyclists boot the ball from one goal fo another with Shofner scoring

Deitz Hurls No-Hitter To Win Legion Title

Robison-Ragsdale’s Nash Allows Only 2 Hits,

But Loses fo Indianapolis Past 4,210 1 By FRANK WILSON Gene Deitz of Indianapolis Post 4 and Gene Nash of Robison-|2 Ragsdale Post tied tp in a pitching duel yesterday as their teams fought it out in the final game of the American Legion Junior) Baseball district playoffs at Riverside diamond No. 1, Young Nash pitched two-hit ball, but lost. Deitz calmly pitched a no-hitter and came through with a 2-to-1 victory to place

Eighty-eight Indigna American

The low medalist of the meet

ION CHAMPS—The Indianapolis Past No. 4 American Legion junior baseball team yesterday defeated the Robison-Ragsdale post nine to win the right to represent the indianapolis district in the regional

(Front, left to right), Tom right), Jim Whitaker, Deitz,

City Tennis Meet In Final Stages

Bob Martin goes after additional honors in the city parks tennis tournament today as he faces Kenneth Jones in the finals of the funior competition. Youhg Matt was the first champlon| crowned in the current tourney|i® |yesterday after defeating Billy Dankert in the boys division singles at Brookside, Martin Sereuted Dankert in

his team in the running for the state fitle and a shot at the regional erown in the playoffs at Flint, Mich.,' Aug. 21 ahd 23. This series o "games points to the national Legion finals at Victory Field, Sept. 6 to 10. Deitz had a distinguished audience as he let the Robisoh boys down without a bingle. Among the |spectators were two Major Leagu scouts, Lam! pra the Yankees and Mike Kelly of the Pirates. He nearly missed his no-hitter in the fourth stanza of the seveninning affair as Robison third baseman Dick Wills made it to

first, Be agri beating out the Post No. a

the first baseman Joe Hurrle off the hag. Over a three inning stretch the pes tall right-hander struck out six|l consecutive batsmen, His game umpires—House snd fotal was 11. Indianapolis scored first in the

two hits off Nash.

son its only run. a oils entries in the state run in the fifth as Bob Carpenter Wayne,

Charl Owens and pi elon an infield out by Jim Whitaker.

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Post ‘No. 4 scored the winning

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Women Golfers to Hold Gross and Net Tourney

A two-day gross and pet tourney sponsored by the IndianPolis Women’s Golf Association will get under way Monday at £hoadmoor "Country Club with the first threesome teeing off at

830 a. m.

day to wind up the.play. Entrants and starting time:

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|Times Horseshoe Tourney

Pitching Tournament—sponsored by The Times—will compete in

“E”—will pitch their last round tonight at 7:30 o'clock.

be given entrants today from 9 3. m. until 6 p. m. Qualifications also will be held at Brookside. division will pitch in the finals to-

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Set for Sept. 23

Finals Slated Tomorrow

By ART WRIGHT Forty qualifiers in four classes of the Indiana State Horseshoe |p

the finals tomorrow at Brookside Park. The winner of the Class “A” competition will become the state champion. Present holder of the title is Wayne Nelson, of Muncie, who also is entered. the Peyton Printz family, which The handicap division — Class|includes the father and three sons, Richard, Peyton Jr. -and Robert. Robert is one of the youngest entrants. He is 15 years old. Music tomorrow will be furnished by the Plainfield Boys school band. Among the trophies will be the Sportsmanship Award which The Times will present. Some $1000 in cash and trophies will be distributed. The public will be admitted free to see the events. The tournament will be run on the count-all point system. Each player will pitch 450 shoes in the nals

lyn, Sept. 23.

The last chance to qualify will wei ht champion, Cerdan, holds the European crown.

The Class “A” championship

at 1 p. m. Waldo ident of the Indianapolis Power and Light Co., will pitch the first shoe. Class “B,” also, will pitch in the after-

day night.

oon. asses “C” and “D” will pitch ato Qualified for the tournament is

Overlords of Pennant Races Look Like They're Wearing Out; Replacements Poor By CARL LUNDQUIST, United Press Sports Writer NEW YORK, July 31 (UP)—Are the World Champion Yankees through for this year and if so will they be better than a second division ball ¢lub next séason? e fact that theis.

All of the evidence would seem to point to

spree, topping the Athletics, 1

bo! h's four-hi they should struggle through fo the penhant this year, there is Ray Scarborough’s

little reason to assume they have the replacements necessary to|big prp, Joe DiMaggio, hit into 3 casual con-|game-ending double play. tenders for fourth or fifth place] Their big winner of the 1947|ion, néxt summer. championship season, Allie ReyThe most condemning indict-inolds, was knocked out as a 4 ment against the 1948 Yankees| starter, and Joe Page, the best is that they are not opportunists.|relief pitcher in the business a Today they were in fourth place|year ago, was equally ineffective. because they have dropped two|The Yankee lineup is full of out of three games on a crucial|tion marks and like the st. Lui Sonor western road trip to the seyenth| Cardinals, their counter-parts in place Browns and the last place|the National League, the onceWhite Sox. Had théy won all|proud overlords of the pennant three, as they figured to do, they races seem to be wearing out. would have been in second place,| The Red Sox increased their less than a game out of the lead.|grst place lead to a game and a Last night the White 80X|pif when they came from be topped them, 8 to 7, even though ping to gefeat Cleveland, 8 fg Tommy Henrich hit his third|geter yielding them six grand slam homer of the year,itne first inning. Uncig and it was highly significant that| Gajehouse pitched $2 after the Yankees had scored oneithe rest of the ways, run in a ninth inning rally, their|yicto

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NEW YORK, July 31 (UP)— The Tournament of Champions, Inc, dealt Mike Jacobs’ 20th Century Club a punch on the button today by announcing twin title fights for the world light heavyweight and middleweight crowhs at Ebbets Field, Brook-

Promoter Andy Neiderreiter of T. 0. C. disclosed that champion Freddie Mills of England and exchamp Gus Lesnevich of Cliff side, N. J., had agreed to a return title fight on the same card with Tony Zale, world middleand Marcel fire Frenchman who

Mills won the light heavy title from Lesnevich at London, Mon-

Two international title matches on one card should draw a gate of nearly $1 million, Niederreiter estimated. He said ringside tickets would not be moré than $50 top, ‘and they might be less. For a fight, Ebbets Field can accommodate about 55,000 spectators.

z= Proud Yankees Seem Destined for Oblivion

The = Tigers had another hit

to 2 at Detroit for their worst defeat of the season. George Kell hit a grand slam homer and Vic

Wertz and George Vico also got Detrett homers in the 17-hit at-

pitching was good enough to give the Senators a 3 to 2 decision] over the Browns at St. Louis. Gil Coan hit 8 homer for Washing-

The Cardinals put on a five run rally in the eighth to upset the Braves, 6 to 2 at Boston as Brecheen pitched six-hit ball to gain his 11th triumph. The ocked out Boston ace Johnny Sain in the winning in-

binge in Brooklyn, Wally WestClyde Kluttz, pd Monte Basgall hitting for the yistance in a 10 to 5 triumph kept the Dodgers from cutn ting Boston's 51% game first place

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, 4-8, 10-8. Miss Lauck won her match with Pat Stewart 6-1,

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SERBIAN DRIVER — Pete Romcevich of Gary, the Serbian race driver who competes in big car, hot-rod and midget racing shows, will drive here tomorrow night in the midget racing program ‘scheduled at the W. 16th St. Speedway.

Lockman hit homers

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straight shutout victory when he gave up a run with two out in the ninth, but he still turned in a strong four-hit, 9 to 1 decision over the Cubs at New York. Sid|2% Gordon, Johnny Mize and Whitey as the Giants won their fifth in a row and and their 11th in 16 games

Indians Poised to Fell The Deflated Brewers

Six Games Ahead, Flag-Bound Tribe Comes Home All Set to Defy Closest Rival

(Continued From Page One) 3 Score lead and kiss the rest of ne] TFiD® Box : league goodby. INDIANAPOLIS In 16 clashes between the Indians and the Brewers this

tories apiece. That represents the Brewers’ only Smadiation, But only six games remain be Fiiiya Datwnen the rivals, Ld heésd, three in Milwaukee late in A

ugust. The Indians rolled in from Columbus this afternoon, the Brew-| inom ers pulled in from Milwaukee, In Colutibys Ist nigh oe Tribesters flown the the 10 8 out of Grin o Oe se ° ved the Birds out of the 8 LR division, from fourth Broom to vga as Minneapolis edged into fourth place. On the 18-game road trip, the Indians won 12 and lost six, a remarkable record for a team playing on foreign flelds. For the season to date, the Tribesters sin have won 32 and lost 23 on the|3

road. Gal McLish is expected to receive ‘the Tribe mound call japols against the Brewers here tonight, | Hallet He has won nine and lost six, but four of his victories were shutouts, and he’s well rested for this effort against Milwaukee. Ray Martin, a righthander, or Jim Prendergast, southpaw, will toe the rubber for the visitors. With all regular box seats gold in advance for tonight's contest, a new ce record for Vic

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played before ry cash fans at Victory Fag this year. The Toon, Do in 1946, is 317, 3. Last as total for the|sin

entire campaign at home was ae ws ai 4 *neard 4

315,619, when the Indians fin-|1 Rikard 1. Ba. Eilin 3, ‘ashe 3 Gallons

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n this week-end series and then follow it up next week by smashing St. Paul's slender hopes. The Saints are third, 913 games bend. Only rival that Tribe Manager Al Lopez thinks has an outside chance is Minneapolis, but right now hy improved Millers ‘are 11 ly|games off the pace. In Columbus last night, the Indians collected 10 +] including two doubles S by Culley kan, > a double by

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liver a “permanent” knockout |i, blow to Milwaukee's flag hopes ? Tribe Pitching i

five. The Birds errors and three

Joe ola, catcher, was Co~ silly lumbus’ hitter. He hit Hal{lett for twe tuiples. and batted

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here, ra a af Bland “Whoinied eA 1 Bob Matloy Rassy: iy.

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Indianapolis Indians’ Weekly Schedule ® CLIP AND SAVE ¢

Saturday, July 31 Milwaukee, 8:30 P. M.

Sunday, August | (Bose) Milwaukes, 1330 P. M. Monday, August 2 (EE dation’ Night potter ) st. Pash G:130P. M. Juda, Aug : 4 (ib Bina 3h: 5120 3. . ay, St Qe eas ; Wotnrar ns 3 (a a an City, 8:30 : »

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