Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 September 1948 — Page 21

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TUESDAY. : SEPT. 28, 1948

Tribe Rebuilding for 1

Redskins Land Queen,

Wilson in First Move

Veleran Pitcher and Young Infielder Released To Indians 4 Parent Pittsburgh Pirates

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stop and third base, spent most and 11 homers. He scored City's "Wild Bill" Longson of the iis Seashn as utility in- runs and batted in 65. | {above} will meet Lou esz, (10. All dogs will heneh for the sent to New Br to buy Wilson from the Pirates| “Ord ’s heavyweight wrestling preplion gy rt, oes spell in midseason where he but all offers were declined be-| champion, tonight at the State acquainted with the various starred and was recalled. cause the player was needed. for| Fairgrounds Coliseum in an at- |breeds. x Queen had a 50-50 record with|infield insurance. The Indianap-| tempt to regain the crown he Indiana sportsmen will have an

Saning olis Inaisns-alsa tiled 1a beg him losing four. He is a for-|off the Bucs last spring.

Bettors Call Cleveland ‘A Decided Favorite’

By NORMAN MILLER, United Press

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Sports W ‘NEW YORK, Sept. 28—The Red Sox and the er could unfamiliar role of challenger, will beam all the confidence they wanted today about overhauling seek to regain the world’s heavy-| Kennel Club presentation, the

Cleveland for the American League pennant, but to the wizened odds-makers they were just whistling past a graveyard. . As the three front-runners headed down to the wire in what a a the hottest flag race of all-time, James-J. Carroll, natio; -known ting authorty termed the Indians “a decider Cleveland-White - Sox avorite” and said there was . : “very little action” on the Sox Tilt ‘on Air Tonight and Yankees, Fans wanting to hear detalls Along Broadway, veteran adds-| of the Clevelind-White Sox manipulators rated Manager Lou game tonight should tune in Boudreau's gang a 6% to'5 choice. WKBM, Youngstown, O., at 7:25 fo capture their first pennant (Indianapolis Time). The stasince 1920 and quoted the odds tiom is 570 on the dial. An against the Red Sox at 7 to 5 and| alfernate station may be f

agaipat Yankees at 8 to 5 at. 1450 on the dial, station : makers, who point] WLEC, Sandusky, O. Several By that they'te not in business, Ohio FM stations will carry

fo: {hele beat, had good reason| the game. ee On oa AN8 1 clieters in the business, to take superior pitching for the final|®Ver: stretch, a favorable schedule and | Feller, better all-around physical shape.

strength that he'in the game, has won six games

Feller and Bob Lemon to handle triumphs did he yiela more than the Tribe's mound assignments {none run. Bearden has won four

of the race.

that order for the final five games straight and Lemon four of his 3 ’ And if they should|last six starts, including three (6 n ration .

falter, he has Satchel Paige and shutouts. Russ €hristopher, two of the best

“aces” Dobson and Kramer each has

Rookie Mel Parnell decisions.

only one of his last three start-

four, while, Allie Reynolds has been kayoed in his last six starts,

two victories, In the matter of physical con-

is made up of Walt Judnich, an outfielder-first baseman hampered by a charley horse, whose incapacitation will not be felt much. Larry Doby, Cleveland's speedy Negro outfielder who was hit on the elbow by a throw on Sunday, is not expected to be slowed any by the bruise. -

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who ‘appears to have kel will take on Ralph Garibaldi] Hithetat 3 regained the form that once(of St. Louis. home. So confident was Boudreau of|Stamped him as the best throWer| Sonora, Mexico, will tussle with

. itching Bis Ni Lefty Gene Bearden, Bobi a row and in only one of these|the semi-windup at one fall or

In contrast to these perform- ni ances, the Red Sox and Yankee Ma. ee Scala, a have been second rate. i Seive Seals and Dr. Alexis Ctvaldi.

been kpocked out in three of his last four starts for Boston and tournament will be staged durhas beeniing the annual meeting of the beaten in two of his last three|Indiana State Seniors’ + For New York, Raschi has won [Club in Lebanon, Oct. 2 and 3, ing assignments, Lefty Ed Lopat| has been beaten in three out of |Will be carded for the: week-end x although he received credit for|{of three previous tournaments

dition, the Indians’ casualty list|apolis is holder of the George Ade

Walter Kennedy cup co-holders Teor Margaret Ann, on Wi are Ray Jones of Indianapolis and liam Charles, brother of Paul E, The Red Sox are hobbled by|LArry Stage of Lafayette, in the| Serves FLANSER & BUCH. NaN Class C division, with Jack Carr, MORTUARY, Wednesday 2:30 p. invited. Burial Memoriai

Bobby Doerr and substitutes Billy|[of Indianapolis holding the B.B.| Fark ri Hitchcock and Sam Mele; while| Bobbitt cup for low net in alll

that would bench a player of less Win County Meet :. I ne Board dof the Tollowing!

Hearies to Meet For Mat Crown

“Wild Bill”

breeds have been active in field trial work as well as in regular in the field. Specialty Show Last year's show offered 58 varieties of dogs. The number is] {expected to be exceeded at the! in the show next mbnth, | ‘Combined with the Hoosier

Longson,

weight wrestling crown tonight | qian will hota their third annual ‘at the State on irgrotnlia Coli- specialty show Saturday, Oct. 9, Iseum when the burly Mormon also in the Manufacturers Buildfrom Salt Lake City. meets. Lou|ing the two-day show Thesz of St. Louis ys vip Ww. one of the finest in the Midwest. 3 » utre » The Doberman Pinscher Club A." titleholder. of Indiana met last night to comThe title clash will top a three-iplete plans for its part in the match, all - heavyweight card, | Specialty Club's show. starting at 8:30. o'clock. The =m championship duel will be for| I. DEATH NOTIUES two falls out of three, with a 90- rs Sada, 3330 NN. Me-

CKES—M minute time limit, according to| Idan Loot Te of Mn ST Matchmaker Billy Thom. Tndlanapolis . Passp Ny Mon R4

Awa on Approximately 5000 = Hoosier Petersburs, Ind. ’ fans saw Thesz snatch the crown KEE % UCANAR from Longson in July at the|-. Sep oy of 1317 Hoyt, Tath same arena, when Thesz was the MB " Caraine victor in a three-fall struggle. F In the first event at one fall or 30 minutes, Lafayette’s Ray Gun-

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rrie E.. Doni wife radford. aunt of

Enrique Torres of

“8ki-Hi" Lee of El Paso, Tex. in

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IRVIN | Washington St. Burial = Memerial Pork Priends mav eall x chapel,

ies into rest Sunday evening, age 61 years, husba of Irma M. Etvaide father of Marshall, bro!

ice Wednesday, 3 p at TRV. INGTON CHAPEL, $242 E "Washington St. Friends are welcome. Crema-

The 36-hole championship links ton. (La Porte, Ind. and Cleveland. o.

papers plea may call’ at ag chapel. Golf - As- MORTUARIES. sociation at the Ulen Country

CREMEENS-Dr. 8. 8, of 2422 B Michigan 8t., entered into rest s'nuday Afternoon, age 65 years, hushand

officials announced today. Bob Fannie iia

Eighteen holes of medal play oifkny. And Emmett

Elizabeth Pelfrey and ett Weilbaum. Services PR odntoras : hin an St Friends are w

with ‘an alternative of 36 holés ia slcome. Burial” in el Park Cemetery.

scheduled over one day. Winners

on nie, YOATS, of Frank Pattison of tadanapolit,

will receive handicaps. and Robert Pattison of Washi

Charles Braughton of Indian-

hd. passed away Monday. Fun f th d ch i hi the oBo! 8. : Rong cup for e granada championship, a with Walter Kennedy of Martins-| a mm’ 8t 4 nthony's Chater, " Prihas

Tyited. Burial Holy Crna

cup in the Class A championship. TE "= day mprioar Hans In class B, Willlam V. Kingdon| i, meet Wednesday, 8 p. m, of Indianapolis is a former win-

EVERETT—Charies HW. J. ner of the Robert Sweeney cup.

ville possessing the Walter Pray

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ends may call at mortuary. (Ft. Wayne, Ind. & Hagerstown, Md. please c }

LEGAL | NOTICES

NOTICE TO BIDD poaled bids will be received by The Schou} Commissioners until 11 1048, for sale

classes.

Shortridge Golfers |... :

for Libraries Shor =i AN ificat file in the some captured the Marion County |, Fh, Board. oo’ © invitational Go! t 1 hid | ean ks seston win a] PARSE Soioat compen total of 322 strokes. ya rv. BODIARAPOLIS. Low medalist for Shortridge september 37. toes noe Director was Pete Burkholder with a'imaar NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING three-over-par 74. Rounding out; BEFORE THE "TOWN OF SPEEDWAY the team were James Balch with | No DARD. O OF ZONING APPEALS. _

a 77, Bob Goldberg 83, and John 8 fs “sk Ligh eto i th,

the Auditorium rf the Town Hall Roberts, 88. |14 North Lyndhurst Drive, a Public Other scores were as follows: Hearing bin be held betars th o d of “ ppea. jBett Fear 5 2 Rumi OBaedi*hag way. AL ANIA hearing, there wil be Dre James Yates 88 each. sented the Detition of the und o | '331=Howe: Geraid Williams ‘and 'renuesuing variance of soning ordi.

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and Dee Alberts, the St Louis Chairman of the rrustess University Billikens’ twin half- Bpee

dway, 1 dint’ County,

backs, led the team to its open- | SP ROTIL BRARSHOLDERS ing 26-to-8 victory over Dubuque’ FEE" FGulTAIN SQUARE STA SIETiNG of last Friday. Lee led the Billikin ground gainers with 75 yards on,

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