Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 February 1949 — Page 7
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York Team Butler fo Compete In Chicago Relays Sets ABC Pace |. wire. fas r 7 ro os Be Rost “Vien Net nang nd iy ute ed ATLANTIC CITY, N. J, Feb.|annual Tiinols Tech relays at Tow 28 (UP) Teams trom New York| Chicago March 12 wen Start As High As $3,351.00 a Year = wer running one-two aday aloe ouch, arn, Walkers eam Prepare Immediately any 4k Annual Speedway Classic the top of the five-man standings|with Mute than 50 Saw. $0 > In Your { H hs > : in the American Bowling Con-|leges, Including Indiana te, . Own Home ; | To Open at Parkway on May 14 ia {ress tournament at. Convention Manchester sad Rose Foly of | ypousands of Permanent i tow ok [rie vewg a SO — Boag " A tutrass slit Michigan of the Mid Appointments Now // FRANKLIN INSTITUTE vy frenzy for tqurneys that ate squecsed in near the end as & sort of grand finale. |W J%, DorsN, Y. pulled into second place! Included in the University divi- Beng Mado / Ty 3 the 64 took way falls tn this category apd ran ks among dua) assic 3 Pars Rb ig EO as Turser.|last night with a 3877 series, 00 Of the relays will be Veterans Get Special Prot: hamps, they It offers a guaranteed first prise of $1000 and a diamond medal ". Big Seven repre-|s / s p steam for to boot. The event has never failed to attract women keglers from Mo and Billiard team of New York sentatives, Notre Dame and Mar. | Civ Service Free, Government Jobsy (2) Pres copy of book now and “i ea oft » 3204. Even closer was the third City still was the pacemaker with quette. Use of this soupen san mean ry ene drei BoA 0 1s a six-game roll-off that be- Sloser wis BUDGE, RIGGS WIN (a 91-pin spread over Ticknor. Tiinols 1s defending Champion mech to yeu: Write your naine Goverment Jobat 14) Toll me how bo aed et”, + The. R cdr Boh br bss Ba oro Ge Xp PALM SPRINGS, Cal, Feb. 28 The DeLuxe Weld team of Chi-|10 the university division and asd address on coupon and AT het a is hen tea " teams that Entry foe er Tada |” Kay Jewelers, who lead the| | (UP)=Tennts : cago Which masts Tavern Paies chi 5 8-1. Age Ath Sith. Alhorsh an Li ip with “pecple’s an bo men's city tourney team event. Charles Ray of the Hoosier |Budge and Bobby Riggs took|of Ohicago for the national match) : | (ur / tasatttaaate tiene te tiayt thie sidelines until the total to $31.80, Entries closs|0Id high series with a 2010 8c-| Casually Inurance Co. Who |Komoer an Bae Be Ke er rn a oe Fight Results "ep In your gotsmg J Mn Wi FW basket- May 7 at midnight, Mall ‘all on-11Ua] total. George Hasler won 1n- has ined onlf ond week and Ba? 1 i lot Fire sanding” lng 4 ir Beige 0k, | rt SMU. 8. / Use This Coupon Before You Misiay s to be held tries to Dorothy Lilly at. Parkway LC 1o0, Tics TL 2 80 281 That of goif io | , Game up yes- Dated by the Racquet Club. |paratively weak 2817 score. |maker. 18. Se ne : en: Noite 8 Hrine Mauly ; Recreation, # + — Apr. 49... Now Paint dob with the Universal Giants in the y with the only reported yf s the defend- ow : Inter-Club at Pritchett's and is| hole-in-one this year on the ving won the : Spring is already making it- of the NBA Bindery [2th at Hillcrest. It was his secoor last year. self felt. Larry Lehmann, own-| at the Delaware. ond ach. re no softies - Fountain Sguane slays]. 84 Entries Ee _-_— \ : d game. . .« « up P d, tourney secre wif] Therm am i ST me mene ingups Form over the and more scientific lighting. the prize. ub y report im Both he and Glen Maxwell, man-| This week's standings are ® ® ee ager of Central silays, have be- cr For Case Tot S ! ine once 138 [0 Sing egn, + Be rive 11 anda earn wny’ "O'Toole and spring leagues. L 1 ri The men's city tourney saw Bulldogs Have Chance 2 Fr... . Marty I yy hE oh eikana ied dothies staged for |nviiglional Bid , brought $22, Pennsylvania last night as Leo by the alley managers sold for $6500, AD An CAT Barain Brabbea| mith: mop Lonananages. tnded NEW YORK, Feb. 28 (UP) — ; y sugar in the the - doubles lead. The Dodson on top with a 1288, Peg|ldPeups for the big post-season 4 9 ut 1911 . . . Ine Minardo brothers had held iticame up with 554, Claude Pasketball tournaments were i: her Mar. since the opening week-end. [reached 560, and a 174 handicap|taXINg solid form today as the $ ork Giants for Ahearn pounded out a 222./gave them the needed edge. powerful “toughies” of the ool : 08 season . . . 222-247 for 601 and Hardin] More than 200 couples en|'¢8® circuit shouldered aside the | 1 O'Toole came added 614 with tallies of{tered the tourney, Secretary| Veaklings who started well and was a strike. 187-182-245. Leo's 247 and Carl’s| Elizabeth Hausman reports. The folded in the stretch. raged 8.77 per 245 gave them more than a third|event pays 30 places with an un. In nearly half of the major : of one of the biggest totals) official low-to-cash figure of 1211. conferences, the coming * cham- . rolled in the tourney in 10 years. Prizes will be announced later, bios Tos Practically certain. The . # » Pacific Coast Fourth and fifth place Final results were: wins that they scored recently in 2 son pennant hands when Carl Hindel and Pred |Aiberta Rosa- moving to the top helped a lot to , clubs are in Estle laid down a 1275 and Phil}, Morte Rosa corny 527-502-189—1308 Simplify the tournament situation. f spring train- Bisesi and Fred Schieimer reached| sul lui ye . a11-639-190—1208] DeSDite its recent 49-to-44 re- # te, former De- 1263. Thelma Hollings - versal at Cincinnati, Butler Uni- : : is Seattle's Minardos in ‘Second rey Rrra 484-633-174—1201 versity was still being considered 3 in Although the Minardos were! pugs Dodson ++ 554-560-17¢—1288| for a spot in the National Invie Bucky Har- shoved into second place in the “Bar eget ......... 560-500-1853—1273 ition} Sousnamint in New ary. Fred Haney, actual they are still suprems in Travelers Better er has an 18-4 season reco , h weeney, Port- the doubles handicap Sivision The Tra held its a Howat, Olinda AL. Behind the wheel of a Frazer you suddenly realize you se¢ much better, c with & 1 which es | latest _ es a 80 p on : sen, Oaklanil. a 112 pin handout. With only|& a Sesion, 31 Soy Shett Hinge place in the red-hot Missouri drive much easier. All other cars become old-fashioned. : r, former In- 38 pins for handicap Abearn and|provements over last week's all-| Valley Conference by their sec- You've discovered the balanced car. 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by two pins. In the Maury Wellman rattled the maple for a whoopin 682 series to take first position in the actual division.. This. puts Cliff Pittman in second place with 670 total. Wellmhan opened with a 191 and ended on a 213, but he sandwiched a 278 tally in between for his fat series. He began his middle game with a strike, caught a spare in the sec‘ond frame, and then rolled 9 strikes in a row. His last ball ‘gave him 8 more pins. The singles handicap remained unchanged ‘with Al Brown's 758 still tops. The team events were also unchallenged. Kay Jewelers are almost sure of! honors with their 3229 series.
Estle High Fred Estle holds high total In the all-events with a 502 in the team. events, 656 in the doubles, and 644 in the singles for 1802. John Brannam still claims the
liver a single 600 series. Rodebeck Motion Pictures still
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e margin oveér“runnerup Cline Realtors. The Rodebecks won three from Roselyn Bakery as Fred B. Cline Realtors took team honors with a 2849 that gave them two out of three in their tilt with Beam’s Pennsylvania. Gene Lakey was high for Southern Circle Drive-In on 643, Clarence Moxley got 617 for Pennsylvania, Bob Carnagua was three pins back with 614 for Delaware Bowl and Ralph Franklin got 612 for Roselyn Bakery. On the Cline squad Curly Street reached 602 and Hobe Moore caught 801, 600 BOWLERS (MEN) Harold Scott, VPW Mixed .........ocs 833 Hy Constantino, CYO........... A a
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503 lassic’s hig game Cecil Bevis Continental. ...... 59: 27 les) gh Shes gam With a | am oy Bookwaiter Mixed |. 801 ‘ Harry Kiefer, Tourneur Make-Up Sal. Ld Standings to date: we Sivanam, Sroed Ripple Mixed. TEAM ACTU WAT, wi Kay Jewelry ....... AL Larry plane Tr. ‘Ben 8qua pa . 58S
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Louis, 40 to 37, Saturday night. , Win Means Lot
That win could mean plenty to the NCAA tourneys and the National Invitational in New York. It made the Aggies (19-3) a strong contender for the District 5 berth in the NCAA. And it
Bradley (24-5) leading nominees for. the invitational, now that the NCAA door is almost closed. Taking the NCAA first, here's how the tourney situation looked by districts: District 1-—-Yale (19-5), almost conceded to be best in New England; District 2—-CCNY, Columbia, Villanova, Syracuse and Duquesne leading contenders; District 3 — Kentucky (25-1) can (have it just by saying “okay”; District 4—Illinois, pacesetter in |the Big Nine with a 9-1 league ! record, followed by Minnesota, 19-2.
Look Good District 5—The Oklahoma Aggles are unbeaten in the Mis-
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almost clinched the Big Seven.
nl District 8—Arkansas, Baylor and
| Rice tied for the Southwest Con-
VPW ele TEAM NANDICA] Ri THe TOO Jo hn Wolf, Broadmoor Country Clu 882 Horus dyna; Ariana wg 3 ay Jewsiry ow ill Rendall, Hooste hm. No {the Border ague; ta Don Brodie, Broad okey RAT. ie iy Srey Sy Gp a flies VWyoning Jout 5 a: ewa, obor Sales ..,... 2622-511 | yder, 'S xed. ..........0 e ahead of e y- "*" 3384-240—3133 [Bud B Indiana Mixed. ......... 534] B® igpial Bovis Acrual (George Benetl. Bout Bh cise gi line Six; District 8— Southern Tr 14 A ching RP Gus Minardo-Bunny Minardo ': 1298 |Bill Car, B8. Joan ‘of Are €¥O ...... sor C1 and UCLA are tied for South Evan 8 Stusrt- v ee Terie pm BOWLERS (WOMEN) oo lead, Oregon State leads in BI BlaceiiPred Benieimer . 0 1.L 1263] | WeneY Kaan » Square hes 8 $51| north. tor ‘ihtbe bids. 0. Minar AN e113 407 Elie Black. illinals Recreation... ' The runners-up for hearn-Os ll 1308. 38-1343 Dive Speer. Edelweiss Beer ........ lus the many top independents
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ALL-EVENTS
Frwith "one more week ‘to run the| 1050 five-man handicap at Pritch- For
etts saw a complete new set of fl
leaders depose Saturday's top| teams. None Under $100 No handicap score was under the 3100 mark as Homestead Chicken Dinner caught 2789 and added a generofs 423 handicap
first place. Their captain, Jack Ryan, paced the squad with’ a 639 series. The team is out of the
the Uptown. Burgoo Lunch was a close runnerup..on. 3204 that included a 2565 series and 639 free pins for
SARASOTA, Fla, Feb. 28
here to discuss his feud with the Commissioner A. B. Chandler. The Indians and the Yankees
General Manager George Weiss ) Veeck of “unethical 1 prac- ' and Veeck an ap‘pointment with the commissioner 10 answer the charges and perhaps make some of his own. Chandler revealed; however, that Veeck telegraphed him this morning, saying that he could not make the flying trip today but would make a new appointment
| my would come off. Chandler explained that his with V will not be
“Actually,” the commissioner sald, “all I know officially is that Mr. Veeck asked to meet with me. I assume it's about this Yankee matter, ud course, but That | assumption Is strietly unof-
for a 3212 total that gave them gosion
B. & L. Furnace Starter loop atic, 8
“I will talk with Veeck, and ‘sea Mr. Weiss later aX Pelstabmy,” the commis
Marta Roverte Pi Packard Todpia “es Dorothy Jennings, Packard ndpls. ne Mickey Pritchard, Aioad Ripple Mixed 516 {Marge Minatel, CYO Mixed .. ....... 508 | Prances Musgrave, Fox-Hunt Mixed... 504 Anna Moulden, Tourneur Make-Up Sal. 503 | Nelle Schmidt, Broad Ripple Mixed. . OTHER LEAGUE LEADERS (WOMEN Marian Koskey, Riviera Continental. . Amy Thompsen, Link-Belt. .......... Flora Cullivan, Holy 4 Spirit Mixed..... Doris Longere, alter Mixed
Annette Nelson, VFW Mixed Helen Niehaus, Indiana Mixed
Rothbard, {Sve Wills, PHO'g Mi} Vlotence Hicks. Indpls. Bleach! Edna Hoeft, St. 'soun of Are sa
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(UP)—Bad flying weather today
forced Cleveland Indians President Bill Veeck to postpone his trip
New York Yankees with Baseball have been at verbal dagger points
for two weeks because of disputes over rookie signings. Yankee
The. two team heads have been feuding since the Indians signed Negro Shortstop Artie Wilson, who performed with the‘ Birmingham Black Barons of the Negro National Weiss claimed that the Yankees had an earlier oral agreement with Wilson. He said the Indians were guilty of “unethical prac tices that have no place in baseball” and on Feb. 12 he protested the signing to Chandler. Last Friday, it was
cried the Yankees' the Homestead Grays,
ark farm’ of the League
when he signed Marquez, and If he decides "Mews, he is contemplating added he was “sure” Chandler /
Veeck’s tufn. The Cleveland president designing of Luis Marquez, Negro outfielder of
in Puerto Rico. was signed to a contract with the Yankees’ NewInternational
Veeck said the Indians had a 120-day option on Marquez ‘since Nov. 25, 1948. He sald he didn't Unk Wales usw of this. sptien
rate a shot at an Invitational spot. Among those also reported considered ‘for the latter are
| Rhode Island State, Manhattan,
St. John's, North Carolina State, 7 Western Kentucky, Hamline,
tees i Bowing Green, Loyola of Chi- . 813-110--123{P. Schoonover Broad Ripple Mixed . ol
cago,” Butler, Texas and San
EB Francisco.
uu Former ND Players
‘To Coach Portland U. PORTLAND, - Ore, Feb. 28 | (UP) —Portland University today announced it had hired Harry Wright, former Notre Dame quar-
GB-terback and guard, for the post
|of head football coach. Wright coached football last season at Aquinas Institute, |Rochester, N. Y. and finished | with a perfect record. He assistled Frank Leahy In spring practice at Notre Dame in School officials said Wright is bringing along as line coach, Neal |Gren, former Notre Dame tackle, 'who helped him st Rochester.
Veeck Delays Discussion With Chandler On Yanks' Unethical Practice’ Charge
to Marquez.” Whi'e all signs .pointed to an airing of these disputes, there was no official announcement that a discussion was coming up. Chandler was never officially acknowlsiger receipt of a protest in either
Sab eer, the commissioner hurried back last night from Miami where he played in the annual baseball players’ golf tournament... At the tourney he refused to comment on anything. Walter Mulbry, Chandler's secretary, had a reservation in al Tampa, Fla. hotel and then cancelled it vithout explanation. Chandler faces a ticklish problem in both cases. First of all, he must decide whether he even has jurisdiction over the two signings. The doubt arises from) the fact that, before inking Cleveland and New York pacts, both Wilson and Marques
~teams that are not part of or-
a player with a Negro team. jurisdiétion, then he can process
would uphold ‘the “Indiany’ rightywith the cases.’ ‘
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also made St. Louis (18-3) and|.
were affiliated with Negro teams) .
he does have
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