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Tribe Draws 2 Holidays, 10 Sundays in '49 Season

"By Eddie Ash

Thnes Sports Editor i '\ THE Indianapolis, Indians’ first home stand this year : Cal fo Tote sea th American Arscino's vet Subs open’ the eastern cities. . . , The defending champion| booked for nine games at Victory Field be-|

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a sophomore pul Fiihesters they hit the road. . , , Kansas City opens here; Apr, 19, at of and the Indians’ road opener will be in Bluetows on Apr. 28, until that last s + The 1940 AA 154-game schedule will close on Sept. 11 and the| . Won the games b customary post-season playoffs will follow, . , . The Indians drew So, not only w two holidays, July 4 and Labor Day, and 10 Sundays. . . , The Red- tling the Irish skins are to perfor in Louisville on Memorial Day. . . . It's a four~ fighting that trip schedule. . . , The Kentucky Colonels drew the Independence hounded them f © Day date here and the Columbus Red Birds will furnish the visiting Notre Dame n attraction at Victory Field on Labor Day... ae «It wil will be ve recalled that first line of off Kansas City opened here last ~~ O'Shea and Jol year... . so the 1949 openers ap-| City team had five backstops fering from kne parently were drawn out of al om the roster. . . . The New

hat, . cateh-as-catch-can, . . The| York Giants have promised to Blues have a new skipper this year| take care of the situation by in Bill Skiff, a former catcher, mid-March. , , . They own-the who Feplaced Dick Bartell, who Millers. Joined the Detroit Tigers’ coach .. =n ing staff, , . . Bartell had no luck WHEN Tribe Business Manwith the Blues last season, . ager Ted Sullivan and Mrs. Sulll(Skiff plloted the International van journeyed to Cuba racently League's Newark Bears in 1048/they were accompanied by Tribe and his club finished second, . | Field Manager Al Lopez, who 4 Both the Kansas City and New- agreed to go along as interpreter. wu +. ark clubs are owned by the’ New| . Al speaks Spanish fluently York Yankees, who have prom-| But Cuban sports goers got ised to do better by their Mert in in advance of Lopez's com:

can Association farm next sea-| son. . . . The Indians’ first double- ng ANG thy veslly Put ons show:

header comes early ,. , on thel; . weal 2 eros fo 2 i season's first Sunday, Apr. 24, Havany, dtisuts, Toviing. oe ro¢¥r ee “. | Warren EE Purdue's Andy But gg ) leaps high under the: basket 16 : When Milwaukee's Brewers willl, oo’yendlines read: “Senor Lo-|" lk ; rivalry at Marion Friday. The! gain control of the ball from Ray Ragelis (3) ). Northwedlern center, | : be in town, . . . All Victory Field 0; vy i Town,” ; big one with out-in-state foes ~ 3 games will be at night . . . ex-(P*® vg ’ i Howe ing /%o | v's TE Saturday finds + going; Sports E ents cept the Sunday attractions. . . . ; poris EV Last Al Indians| THE Oubans are dyed:in-the- A a; Tutte Haute Garstul. ie 2 yans Lopez's : iy a) i. Only one contest is slated for d Th . closed the campaign on| wool baseball fans and they ! ! J . 5 Tuesday — Brownsburg at Beech Here an ere, : I oat, i mi, Wind st] knew all about Al Lopes's ex- Grove. The next night lists Short- Today, Tomorrow. up at home, with the Toledo Mud| Plots In the big leagues and ridge. ss Bost lo” fast stopping , 01-0} oaay, I x es a a SHOUE is auctets With Indian, ing to Lawrence Central in an all-| go yoive © “og ons TODAY apolls in his first year as a man- county affair. . hed to an 87 HOCKEY , a \erican Adsoclation | ager. . . . At a winter league Nine games Friday will be fol- (Ch'SIE0 JAE FERC 0 ne tor SEEGER EER clubs . . . Kansas City, Louls- | ball game in Havana, before Photo by Henry B. Olesing Jr, Times Staff Photographer. |10Wed by seven on Saturday, the |g. , 001s Jets in an overtime 30 Rm, es lo ; ville, Minneapolis and Teledo | more than 40,000 howling reot- Butler's Ji Deovie lo heaviest Saturday night action all of the rough er of & Horabey 81 New Io , o s Jimmy ovis aped high info the air to get this pass back to one of his teammates period open oli since | ®™ Lopez was introduced to year. {Basketball Association of Amer-| TESS IONAL BASKETBALL: ‘ 5 changed a the crowd. and the: Hoosier Ane when he found Miami's Paul berg had his shot at the basket blocksd. Two Clty Tiffs Slated ica double-header. TE hateciotion. of Ameriow) + season , , , dians’ chieftain recelved a tre- eo ; S . , four from 0 Pog orne., poet Toledo, changed ownership. . . « | mendous ovation. Basketball Scores Around the State and Elsewhere Ee aonington noid {he Jets and two froca the Stage, ere a The St. Louis Browns pulled out LR (Continued from Page 37) omle 71, Syracuse 63. West winia 81, University of Cincinnati yp oie action spotlight. The two fouled out. An off balance shot y TRE ue from Toledo and the Detroit FSD SULLIVAN yeposted that Benton Marbor 57, Concordia (Fi. Wayne) Texas Collore 8, Wiley fr “ Wesiern Carolina Teachers 8, Highpoint intragcounty battles will be fought by as Butidge, with, 2 aki meet 8 Tigers took over. .... Mud Hen Jali park vasa Butler 83. Miami (0.) 4. El gion Univers Winbrg 1. Transgivanis. 36: with Pike Township and Speed- Soins lus Soar. allowed 4 In ATER: preg ASIETSALL BS Jans are happy. shout I... . . Ma Poder sa ndisuspol Butiance 35. Indiana Teen 48, Villanoys 84, Georgetown Univesity. 49. | Xavier 71, Lousville 57. way as principe nthe one at ianavali t Hon the : league ‘changed presi- major league Franklin Al ARERR RE rah rea a Speedway and Ben Davis regula dents as Bruce Dudley, Louis |74tnE capacity. When 8 e she waive & Snaps Up, Up and Away for the ini : catur Central inthe other one at| In the GYerLimS perkeg Solow. N roadoasts, ville, replaced Frank Lane, who favorite player belied one for the #, : =» Decatur. ing, the Stags led by Ed Mikan's| 300 ONGRal’ wlTiing ‘sf § br me resigied to enter the majors, |Circuit, the demonstrative Cubans city 8 Tap ’. Ww. Central. 40 to 38 wine|8Ve points ran away with the V ingle st BUTE, he greeted homer hitter t- 4 hy arren ’ game. Mikan with 23 points was Northwestern at Minesota. raiey wivved league head. ting oft fireworks and ee Tui Rim BE a rt Sra the gam e's top scorer before he| AMATEUR BASKKTBALL ry tlon umpire, Ia “cating ei er Midas One Bae a. | [and Pike plays host to Center|SBUSE TIL FUL WO MIRUISE ISfL, At, Doathors Gm, Bush, 0 Bell En a there and ey of the I Grove. The only Sity county Sast.| Blackie Towery was the lead- a ORGANIZED in 1002, the Amer-|;iichers in the winter loop fs Friday Involves Southport's #ast',.g "Jet seorer with 19 points{Players Invited ican Association’s eight charter | yorris Martin, St. Paul's 1048 = SYestohantar Teachers 82. seasoning Cardinals at Broad although he also fouled out. : n on members still are in there pitch- south Young 86, Utah 55. Ripple. As Banquet Guests Ing... for & record in big minor( © au Soto, of Chasen, 8. Revo Hi Batirday's program is fvored| ews (3, | Iams an 0, Pele Cast Telepho baseball. +. . All elubs{ oa an Kansas Stale 41. with two neighborly tussles Iaith! 310 Sandie G3 & | gtionie and Tom Sadtell of the 1043 In Sout have changed ownership from| AT A baseball fanfest attended Davie Eins 101, among the county folk and three|Gumurt ¢ 1 6/Hemilio 3173 n Soul time to time, however, , . . There|PY Old timers in Chicago recently, DSyis Elkins 101, West Vigna Tecn 0. amidst the city folk. Miakno 8 § SSpringer 8 10 Indianapolis Indians ball club was only one unfinished season,|® f¢W Of the oldest inhabitants|Easiern Kentucky Sisie 42, Westers Keo- Lawrence entertains Ben Davis\Yince? 8 1 {kite 33 oI be guests Bt Wht @ Satrual Before the in 1018, during World War 1 . , 581d Dall players- of the “old|y nie nt Geary 53, Tusewium College @ and Franklin Township’ meets 133 47 3|father and son banquet nore when gates were closed in July|%-DOL" In the way-back-when Fairmont 93, Macieiis Warren at home. Broad Ripple/ "2% = % 3 made § 3 LlCent of Cental YMOA STB N. ~~ } local clubs the because of a scarcity of ball play- days, were so tough they stood He Savin rn 45, Silsen. 90; will go out to Pike, Beech.Grove! =~ = —fgdridges 3 1 TITER Of , . ‘ tlephane Boye aint nl SP In. | under almost any king of physical University 8. and Manual square off on MaR-| iogianspelis (81) Totals 23 3 3 - This Poot punishment Thereupo! ay enn"Ss. ual’ fl d Speed-| Hsiftime score: Indianapolis 39, Chi- Gene: Kelley, radio sports an organi dianapolis won league's first| oioran won the stove ppd __ oe eee 3 I We Side foe|®*E° 37. rt. Beslotsky 3 Mia. |ROURCEr, WI be master of cere W..R. Porter a PENAL. 1A 1402. +» Other Hoo- sion's top “award” with this Haters 35, K ats Polos b 52. —Washington—on the road. nek Mixan, Vence. Phillip ip 3. Mandic, | monies. . Motion : pletures of. the : Wander, ' secret Be Shamplonship i (story: “We had an infielder who Uiiverally 4, Virginia. State Ook Crispus Attucks will try|Towery 3 Blick Kirk. Maismed. 1948 World Series will be shown, | Dvarman, trees y coc 0 1B0t spiked when a runner slid|meward Payne €3. Hardin 59. stretching its victory streak to a tired by the Indians wr 1937 ‘ana|into him at second noe a0 Te ares i, Wasting Slate 15 straight by entertaining Sway-| ‘ : alae ; I ho develop 1028. S3rves were ' carried Old Kearney STC vs. Nebraska Wesleyan af jzee In the Tech gym. part of Johnsor . Cpa hu . ys, the injured infielder stayed] ' Lincoln fo be played st later date. The Deaf School, originally , : ® * ® . .lin the game and did all right, Kent Sia 55, Wooster 44. : This area wil , scheduled to play Saturday, will HALSEY HALL, Minneapolis But when it ‘was over, he shook|Lateyetts so Ri meet Cla, n High School at Stionsl needs of Tribune baseball writer, has (his leg and sald he must have Lasalle 57. Mublenbers ¥Ppoo | demonstrate th ted “sing early; « . . He Boy Sravel in is chow “6” i tie. of Balti . Warsaw, Ind, Feb. 12, SPRI 4 ! of forestry ant igerbeos gd Millers roti ric rgre orb cps under the leh Eas sm | Att ks Tri h cl SeTvatian. ie oO 00 “ » = . = one catcher, & TaN Tod: + | [toon rt as cot, Thereupon he gh Waihingion (6) UES 1riumphs New Spring Fabrics are arriving daily Club Deval Sauk your a Chi the‘ the 6 lout aroppes » courte ‘of ow Ie Ria, 4) 20 Over Freetown at LEON'S . . . Let LEON’S TAILORS ot the Bell 2 . ry Times Special . . centered their Indians at Home Indians on Road EE A, s Baier sEREETOWN, Jan. 20--Crispus Start Your Suit or Topcoat Right Away! sion gl Kansas Ci , 19, 20; May Bo : Teachers ta alan! a : putting in plen Sn CAA 0, 20 Yay, Kenan yan 2 30 vp BARE SE REICH, game vir ring na brie] Thr ie nothing Who goad bod ering to bing out [1 | Bengt, = Pn 21-21, | Naaavitle sn, Tawret 6h ik 2.33 3 tonight. Freetown led, the best in every man. Thot “just so” well fumed out || Dbavmg be To 17, 18; June 26, 5, 20.56; Aug. 5, Tan Mn eB XY lina # Sig, Sy ieares. Waahin ton 50. og Se ha the winners dif} comes culy woen. four clothes Sit fuaperly.. AE buliding Sompsth | uy accom ’ F 3 23, 24. : n 62 , with 16 points. LEON'S you are measured by TAILORS and your clothes the Deut ap 2, 24; Tune 7, 3; 33, 24.241 MAY 1. Jmmeapolls-—May 2, 3: June 5 Sliema 34 ows sa BE cer Summary: are fashioned for you by TAILORS. You'll notice the I roaring 5 , 10; July 9, } Aug. i ro Attucks (33) Freetown (28) ” ied” tailor tion of a 262-f Aug. 1 qo A | Bvamatvanin insourl Valier oa: Tg 1 » tg 1 ply difference in “un-hurried” toiloring. Yi } — . . 3 . Themas 32 1 3 Toddf 14 igh and taper oh AA Fi te 1 EE HE a= 1, 11] roll Bs EEE ER B= HEE LL use vou CREDIT AT LEOKS | | EEE: : | Rutgers Newark Branch 59, Breokiyn Cel- { Cres, e e rata ras + Pe. ”, To, 2 as J St, - nd or hi MeFariindg : : : with 6000 San May 10, 11: May 28,14, 15: July 22, 23, 24; Aug. 90, 81;| 5% Lovins 86 Suftale'siaie Teschers 0. a Tow 39 Bl tows io 8 dl TAKE UP TO A YEAR TO PAY! A 20-20; July 19, 20, 21; t. 10, Se St. Michaels 87, Norwich 28. | - "me te. ree Tr us Attucks, (11 —————————— 11-11, op foulsville—May 30-30% June 12-/Sun Francises $5: Arkons 4 Bill Erickson of Illinois grabs a rebound shot in the second half | Goons ing omas (B, verton on Plant 4000 Loulsvilie—May 25,6, 27: June 12, 13; July 26, 30; Aug. 26, 27, Sens i, mene Booms + of the game against Minnesota at Champaign, Ill, as the Wini | Provown. Boda G), Bloom 14), Pay us os you get paid . . . by the week or by the month. As A part of 18, 10-19; July 4-4; Sept, 7, 8,9. |28-28, Boringrield O71 Ameria ful, Toschart i! overcame a first half deficit to defeat the Gophers, 45-44, Loyola Tops Marquette No extra’ cost at LEON’S whether you pay cash or use development of i redit! bers of the | MILWAUKEE, Jan. 20 (UP)— re ovr oir ily ; » OFFI AL AM AN AS ED 1949 % {Loyola University continued its ; 1 "spots I em ee 3 dl ERIC SOCCIATION SCH H EDULE, 94 . winning ways aomight. - polling OPEN WEEK DAYS 8 A. M. TO 6 P. Mo plantings to inc 3 At Toledo At Columbus | At Indianapolis At Louisville At Milwaukee At) Kansas City At St. Paul At Minneapolis 13000 faite Marquette gym. ood we gh Bot “1 May 28, 26 37 May 3 - May % 8 : Apr. 38, 3 Apr. 30, May 1, 1 May 3, 3 May 4 8 rma LEON TAILORING co | ing of the grave Toledo Sn fa Ba Keep Posted "| 3 an i # 3 4 ly a" 18. 1, Py June We July 1, 12° ily 9: 10, 10 Tay Ts ‘Cubs Name Farm Pilot "” ne. property, the er Aug. 8 1 =» Sept. 10, 11, 11 ug. 30,31, Sept. 1 | Aug. 19, 20, 31. 21 | Aug. 34, 33, W _Aug. 15, 18, 17 Aug. 12, 13, 14, 14 CHICAGO, Jan. 20 (UP)~The 2 across the fron BL YT 88 “May RTS May 3 3 May 4 6 "| Apr, 38, 3 Apr. 30, May 1, 1 [Chicago Cubs today announced ASSA ; reroofing the cl Search satan 3 June i Bo ar For Full y is "a iy a on iy 0. 10, 1 ily 678 fn Bo 0? July 13, 14 | the appointment of Catcher Irvin 35 M CHUSETTS AVE. ing with the Sept. 1. 8, 9 Beph. b 8 ’ Sept. 10, 1, 11 Aug. 12,13, 0, 14 Aug. 15,16 11 ME Aug. 15.20, 31, 91 | | Fortune, 28, as manager of the In Middle of the First Block tricity ;~seeding TTR WIE rr Ee "May 30, 30 gor 30. Mar 1,1 | Apr, 28, 2 May 4, 8 May 2, 3 {Cubs’ farm team in Sjoux Falls, n Middle of the Firs { vent erosion, Indianapolis venus] July 23,3 June 14, Cove On ~{ June 13-13 13 Sue. 4 Jihe 4 3.9 ly &1, nes 5% |8. D, four old bulldl Beh Anh ug. & 8 Sept. 1 rae Aug. 26, n,m, 2 Aug. 9, 2, M Aug, 1. 2. nn Aug. 13, 1, WM _ | Aug. 15, 18, 17 - vr LE a —_— | erty. 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