Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 March 1949 — Page 6

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Served With Papers

° Jeams Given Only Four Days to Refufe | Claim Lanier, Martin Should Be Reinstated

NEW YORK, Mar, 12 (UP)-~Major league executives looked as; if baseball had just been declared a subversive activity today as they’ mirveyed papers served in connection with the $2.5 million damage! suit filed by former St. Louis Cardinal pitchers Max Lanier and, ¥red Martin, . : ; U. 8. marshals served papers on 12 of the 16 big league teams yesterday. It was believed the re-| : a BR maining clubs would be served: today. ' The :owners have . only ycamores ose :

until Tuesday to answer a show

In $2.5 Million Suit §

cause order issued in New York, . | explaining why the two fofmer 4 45 vo} Cardinals should not be allowed s ! wi

to return to baseball.

Lanier and Martin were sus- Regis Nips Hoosiers |

pended for five years for jumping . to the Mexican League in 1946... In Double-Overtime

12 Already Notified KANSAS CITY. Mo. Mar. "12

Papers were served ‘on the New (UUP)—The Pied Pipers of Ham-

York Giants, St. Louis Cardinals," line University, heavily favored Brooklyn Dodgers, Pittsburgh before the grueling 32-team weekPirates, Boston Braves, Philadel- Jong NAIB basketball tourna-

phia Phillies and Chicago Cubs ment began, were expected to deof the National League, and the feat Regis College of Denver, Philadelphia Athletics, Boston tonight in the finals, : Red Sox. Chicago White Sox. 8t.' In last night's semifinals, Ham-

Louis Browns, Detroit Tigers line whipped Beloit -(Wis.) Col- #8

and Cleveland Indians of .the lege, 52 to 43. while Regis upset

American League, favored Indiana Stat hers

In New York, assistant U. 8. College of ;Terre Haute, Ind. 48 Marshall Irving Baypol said clubito 43, iri a double overtime. officials could be contacted at Indiana State, runnerup to the their spring training camps even University of Louisville in last

“though the show cause order Is year's tournament. —will- play

answerable in New York federal Beloit in the consolation game district court. The Cincinnati tonight. Reds. New York Yankees, i Attack Bogs Down Washington Senators apparently, , ..... giate had numerous had not yet been served, chances to win, but its attack was | — President Bill De Witt of the ray trom the offensive that had Browns sald he would send his characterized previous tourney papers to the American Ieague's sou ings, ‘ attorney. Cardinal owner Fred| , =. Klueh, .great scoring

M. Saigh Jr. kept his. {forward of the Indiana team, was Will Check Rules the game's high man with: 20 In Pittsburgh, Pirate Secretaryipoints. Fisher got 17 for Regis. Tom Jatmaton ia he would Qttierwise, scoring was well dische¢ ew Yo era rt tributed. rules to determine Whether the The first game produced a suFmong was jraper ey. ed. [perio brand of basketball, but reasonable length of time before/ fo me had to stall pind the a defendant must answer a show | victory after two of the Pipers’ “T don't think OOF. dave 48 a Tlarters had left the game for ex: BE cessive fouling, ° Reatanable length ‘of time, he In the march into the finals, . Regis defeated Erskine College of 3 { ” ' eR cial oe Th ar re Due West, hs 7147 upset Off. : , JS lege of St. omas, St. Paul, 53 b 3 ee i ut hat ne 3 not Know 52 5nd conquered Northwest Walter O'Malley hg Saka. vice Louisiana State of Natchitoches, president and secretary, said the la. So-1. before eliminating In Dodgers would be ready to answer 9/272 State last night. the summons. Meanwhile,” Hamline. favored “ St from the start-of the week-lon Neither R have ever been under contract STINd: defeated ‘Arkansas State to the T ger organization w College,” 76-43, Indiana Central O'Malley sald. . “We could have College. 83-66. and Texas Tech of used Lanier's pitching talents Ltibbock, 80-56. As was the case Souple of years ago, but now, 1

Know.” been threatened seriously. . : Tmdtsns “we | Regis “(a) P k d Kiueh { » a ul Fisher % y | Tr, | Wooley, f 2 0 4M f 3 arks and Courty [ole 0 gdeni 5 On All St J T Dimich,e 3 i 3 Refticy 0 2 3 - s ane.e mo 0 ar ed { Reeazewskig 3 3 ypetrys 2 : over.g on tery, NEW YORK. Mar. 12 (UP)— lets ~ & 0 2wanesss 5 8

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John L. Parks of Oklahoma A.| , .. = 1323 Total

homa University today were add- end ‘ot Test overtime, doh To 10-40: at ed to the West all-star team rien . Woolsey 2, McDonald, Dimiek 2 _. which will meet the East squad fn "*"* Resie—Fisher 2. PFelry, Wallace the New York Herald Tribune's

eas a SCOPES. BUSY

ketball game at Madison Square

Garden, Apr, 2. . . Coach Vandal Petersen previ. J ICS Win ously picked Bd Macauley of St.¥ . ! !

Louis: Vern Gardner of Utah, Leo ors N | . their slim chances of making the Kentucky Coach Adolph Rupp Basketball Association of Amer who will mastermind the. East. ica plaveffs- last night as they ern team. has chosen seven MeN 1,roke their single game scoring Alex Groza, Ralph Beard. CUff 0014 hy defeating the PhiladelBarker and Wallace Janes of his phia Warriors, 108 to 100 . own Wildéat team, Yale's Tony gy ’

BOSTON. Mass. Mar. 12 (UP)

Lavelli, Ernie Vandeweghe of The. Cettica 1 81th piace id the Colgate and Frank Saul of Seton PAA's Eastern Division. wiped special meetthg of Big Nine Con-

Hall, out a 10-point Warrior lead in the ¢o.0nce : RA RERAIS. 4 - “second period and went on to i i break the previous high of 107 jo40ye's basketball coaches will Silent Hoosiers Get . |points recorded against Indianap- a tomorrow. Basketball ‘Awards olis last Tuesday. .

ville Northcutt, Ted Hagemeyer, 00 & double-hcader at Chicago.

Art Wooten, Jerry Moers. Don. Eastern - Division oo Gall, Dan. Lavelle, Eddie Rall Washington 1% 0 s¢3 Will approve the Big Nine's re- Cago » \ ‘ Fork Willlafn Louden and Frank Bur- Baltimore i 30 hish, i Philadelphia i" " 455 Boston n n ant Miner Awards Ceorge Clarmat. Cerald Providence 12 “" 214 he Bish. Robert Suroweic. James Huff Jack Western Division Mecser, Robert Bates, Dale Vandeventer Ww L Pet Wayne Sisk, Anthony Lents and James Mocheste “ 12 8 Mame Minneapolis . 0 14 74) — _———— — ~_g Managers Robect Pickerell Richard Chicaga m2 £38 mt $a . Johnson Bile Lewis, Pm . ®t lou » as 4 ae De. 1 anuel Rounchel] St. Louis 31 “1 Ripple Lists Spring

1" Yell Leaders Leona Lang. ar Naney INDIANAPOLIS 17 2 : Owens ang. sh. Nar RESULTS LAST NIGHT Schedule of Athletics Broad Ripple High School has ' ® ™

Lovelock Davis Meet ey SR : ; City Basketball Tilts In Tuesday Mat Tilt “Continue at Dearborn

Al Lovelock. of Canada. will . eiah with “Wee Willie” Davis The City Independent basket

‘of Los Angeles. in the semi-wind. P®!! tourney at Dearborn Gym ?! up of next Tuesday night's Ar. TtSumes. today with 28 teams loft

mory wrestling program. in competition.

The headliner will pit Enrique 10r#e teams advanced to the \ Torres, a front-line heavyweight third, round with victories last —tithe prospect Tron Sonora. Mex MEht -DeWoid News-sh past + against “Wild Bill" Longson. Salt By-Products 51 to 47; Texaco deLake City, who has Held the tated Van Camp's, 33 to 25, and heavy crown three times. Kennington Post downed Indian. yen

————

lapolis Conservatory, 52 to 51.

\ AE Sportsmanship awards were Rabbit McNair Dies given to Bob Berry of By-Prod-

MERIDIAN, Miss, Mar. 12 ucts, John Riley of- Van Camp's (UP) — Eric (Rabbit) McNair,;and John McGinnis of the Con- (UP) Polly ting miss from Ft. Worth, Tex, successfully defended her Florida | least coast women's golf title yesterday by downing Pat Devany of Grosse Isie, Mich, 3 and 2, in the final round.

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Mack's great teams in the early * es - ¢ ol 1930's, dled at his" home Here! Syrup Shoot’ Set ;

early today of a heart at . He, Members of the Indiana Gun Fe tr 3 heart attack. Hel, 1 will hold their annual Maple . : ; "Syrup Shoot tomorrow on their 4 range at 38th St. and Post Road.: Veedeur Betters rk Jot cakes and maple syrup will "PHILADELPHIA, Mar, 12 be served free all day. The pro-

was 39. |

(UP) -: Olympic Champion Joe STAM begins at 10:30 a. m. . Verdeur won the Senior Middle _ A DY

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Big League ‘Brass’ [Faces Busy Week-End_

{but don’t be too surprised to see

ve), nervy left wing for the Caps,

Nelson (Nellie) Podolsky d Don Morrison line as Indianapolis: that he would report on Wednes-

will team with the Rod an meets the Flyers in St. Louis tonight and returns here to play

Hershey. tomorrow. night....... i Caps’ Bid to ‘Borrow’ Lumley Appears Doomed

Sawchuk Released From Hospital Here,

Will Accompany Team to St. Louis why 3 Winners to Get Medals The Indianapolis: Caps’ bid Tor, the services of ‘Detroit Red Wing the big receiver. Bobby Ganns has honor when ‘she accompanied him Principal, and Frank Hopper, ath- ) Harty Liimley to substitute for injured goalie Terry Sawchuk -ap- been. performing in his usual style tothe annual. Howe . basketball! letic chairman of the Howe Men's mp, city meet scheduled. for peared to be ‘‘out” today. > Z ee rr sista

According to Dick Miller, Caps’ -general manager, there has pushing for a job on the club.

“But even if we receive permission to borrow Lumley,” Miller from Anderson in the Class B Trisaid, "IT doubt if we would have ~ - — - time to fiy him to St. Louis from Detroit in" time for tonight's jeazgne Bl. Jouis Jag Jon, the 1% | with different lineups the past few - ypw YORK, Mar. 12 (UP)— ‘ained the school . sage Stew game on Thursday. Indianapolis days during batting practice and , attempt to run a “ringer” at this year. He intends to g It the two toptésts on Mois has fared much better winningeXxpects to begin. intra-squad hree, losing one and tyihg once Eames on Monday. The

Surging Bisons p Lions, 8-3

WASHINGTON, Mar. 12

In the meantime, Sawchuk pulled a groin muscle and recut over his eve last Thursday, left the hospital to be , with the team in St. Louis. He will dress for the game. but may not play, depending on what improvements are mide in his con dition by special treatment in St

Against Hershey,

HY condition improved “mirac ulously” while he was in Indian apolis' General Hospital.

last ni tonight in a red-hot American The Buffalo Bisons, k Igin, the Pijers never have, ockey League battle. Heller doesn’. want to take any, pt chances on adding to Sauchuk's §iinjuries and will probably us o.Ross Wilson. Wilson, the team's trainer, also ington Lions. s played 22 minutes Thursday night. vier} " At an be jhe Was Cored wpm once: ang blir at oy a _— Wi place Tightfield. ‘and his horses from Arizona to Elwood Yeager, varsity basket- Hlinois Tech berth In the league's Eastern Di- the infielders were Dale Coo0- Arkansas and the alleged false ball coach, gave a resume of the swamped Washington, 8 8an and Al Grunwald at’ first; registration took place upon his geason and presented sweaters to Relays on Today Such a quiet evening isn't ex- y5 3 ast night in the nation’s Mel Rue, the New Orleans rookie. arrival in. Arkansas. The investi- seniors and eight-inch letters to brows missed: Indiana State pected, however, in St. Louis. The capita), Flyers trail the Caps by one point; and could jump into the Western ,j.4. {Division lead with a victory if |Cleveland, now tied for the top

in the American Hockey ton, bred horses. « companied by one or both ‘par-

League's rugged Western Division, fourth Thomas alternated in the leftfield {4 the Arkansas Racing Commis- Resume of Season

today boasted their . straight triumph over the Wash. Post. John McKeon played thei gion that Grady and all horses - After opening remarks by Mr.

y Buffalo, whose 68 points on 30 Derger and Bill Plate, he the re- parred from racing. master, Principal Sharp and Sam

3 stoppéd two other attempts.

17 14 20 Expect Rough Evening

and M. and Paul Courty of Okla- so time score—-Regis 22, Indiana State

“Tonight's full schedule finds Most of the practi

can't be overlooked. The Hornets are-mixedapin-the race huiding fourth position with 8§0 [rovidente

Big Nine Group = To Meet Today

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A Hockey Results

Buffalo 8 W ashington J Sports Events Here and There y, Tomorrow (way cassic May 30

Both sessions ‘willbe held in: It was the only game played pare © Behool for the Deaf basketball jast night but 12 of the clubs awards were presented yesterday play tonight. Boston plays at yergities were expected to ask for In an all-school assembly, The| Baltimore, Philadelphia at Provi-| reconsideration of a recent conSilent Hoosiers finished the sea. thce. Fi. Wayne at Washington. ference ruling which declared sevith a 19 and St. Louis at'Rochester, while org) athletes from the two schools Son_With a 12 and 8 record. New York at Chicago and In- ineligible for - the coming vear °° Major letter winners were Or- dianapolis rand Minneapolis put pecause of participation in noncollegiate basketball games. The faculty representatives also

Indiana and Northwestern Uni-

TO NIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL = Lam. Broad. The Contest Board of the AAA BC. WIRE, WISH, WXLW.

Madison vs. Summitville, 2:18 p

Winners of games 1 and ,. m. forcement of the magnaflux rule

WIRE, WISH. WXLW. passed last December. The rule

PROFESSIONAL BASKETBALL y _ INDIANAPOLIS vs. Minneapolis st chi. requires all car owners to magna

% " hy viged handbook. Philadelphia st Providence

New York at Chicago

to consider “general prob- HOCKEY a I* INDIANAPOLIS at St. Lous

Providence at Springfield Pittsburgh at Philadelphia.

New Haven at Cleveland

ana AAU tourney at YMCA Weigh - 1

, drawings, 13 noon: matches Basketball Scores

1 Indian- w Aapolis Athletic Club poo m

Indiana YMCA championships at Pur. Pegis (Denver) 48, Indians State 45

subject to change. TRACK Hlinois Tech Relays at at Crispus Attucks: Apr Apr. 28 Shoit-ide «. TROFESSIONAL BASKETBALL

A INDIANAPOLIS at St. Louis. York at Minneapolis

Tourney at Victory Fie Franklin Township: May

Darton ai Shebovgan Syracuse at Hammond

Meet at Tech: May HOCKEY " dieraher at INDIANAPOLIS, 85:30 in. Cel seur

Broad Ripple Invitational-night Av Sectional at Tech: May 20, State at

Soringfield at New Haven; Pittsburgh at Providence

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Delaware, Madison

Clyde Kiuttz [Congratulates Mother. Too First Fyent Sell Oi of Of Kind Set

'Round-Robin To Be Held At Victory Field

By JIMMIE ANGELOPOLOUS High school baseball in Indianapolis received a shot in the arm: today. ! - 3 Sam Kelley, athletic director a Howe, announced today plahs have been completed for the first .|annual city high school ‘baseball |tournament to be staged at Vietory Field May 2 through May A The local diamond sourney will 5 be sponsored by Howe High al School and will include nine of

Catcher Fails To Show Up : As Promised . Times Special NEW ORLEANS, La. Mar, 12 —Wanted: Information concernfhg the whereabouts of one Clyde, Kluttz, baseball catcher, wanted] {by the Indianapolis. Indians of, the Amerjcan Association. ., It hasn't come to this as yet,

an ad like the above in any of your newspapers in the very near future. | For.the big catcher the Indians|®

obtained from Pittsburgh during ; : jthe winter hasn't, ei shown his!’ Kathryn Pirtle (left) was the proudest, woman in Indian |tne 10 city prep schools. Indiana

|tace around thé Indian camp in apolis last night when her son, Joe Pirtle (right), was presented | Deaf -§chool isnot expected to

» whys and! . I an i whores} with the Most Valuable Player Award at the Haw thigh Scheel |tield & Yasshy diamond teary put ‘are as much of a mystery to In-| basketball banquet. Congratulating them is Sam Ke ey. owe SL Ia ht: are

{dian .officials as who killed cock athletic director. : ri | competition this season. robin. re i Br {The move on the pat of Mr. Expected Wednesday Pp d MM th B S Kelley. and other officials spon I w { The big catcher had notified. rou @ er eams as Q soring the prep round-robin meet marks the first concrete. step to

| Business Manager Ted Sullivan ; A ant Monday that the terms + (Gets Coveted Howe AWA Q race 1ocal baseball on par with

Lother major cities-throughout. the.

fered him were agreeable and : : : ‘ ’ Midwest annually conducting Joe Pirtle Named Most Valuable . large-scale baseball program |day. He has failed to show dur-| On Hornets 1948-49 Net Squad among the prepsters. . |ing the week and Sullivan is now| By JIM HEYROCK © ‘The tourney is expected to

‘wondering whether the big back. Kean VOUREIh Worm dn-a»wins-calated.. suit ..and a pert further stimulate. interest in local

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stop has changed his mind and ,., nied casually .and attempted to conceal the fact that she diamond activities that blossomed ~~

decided to be a holdout. was the proudest mother in Indianapolis—she didn’t succeed. throughout the city and county Kluttz was counted on to be the Her eyes twinkled like those of.a teen-ager at her first prom with increased vigor for the first Indians number one catcher this as she stood beside her son, who had just received Howe High time last year. season and can help greatly with School's gold trophy for being the most valuable player: on the Baseball schedules are being the young pitching hopefuls on ,o.q 49 pagietball team, ee COT ery HoT th ity ro i bi t in the school's cafeteria 4 [the-club; "She was Mrs. Kathryn Pirtle banquet in Fo Se dg I

In the meantime, however, Mahe . 43, N ‘Bolton Ave. and she last night. opening games are siated to be-

ager Al Lopez has been getting had no idea her basketball star Joe Pirtlé was presented the gin early next month. laleng reasonably well without oo oo. " onine to receive the trophy by C. M. Sharp, Howe,

and Rookie Clyde McAllister is — 400 Club, booster organization. yay will begin on Monday, May 2, . it.’ Captained Cage Crew and continue through the chambeen no word from American League officials, either yes or no.| McAllister is a tall lad, just = Foil Race Fix | The award presentation, most pionship playoff May 5. The . ; coveted athletic award at Howe, winning team will receive gold State League. He hits a long ball climaxed an evening .of talks, baseball medals. the and is a consistent catcher. At 0 ki : ‘other award giving and a chicken mwo contests will be played on : i Shitung Linsups d awl ar dinner. Monday, three Tuesday, two Ig SEVEN Giievious Sames his Lopez "has experimenting Pe a senior at Howe, cap- Wednesday and the championship

s either DePauw or Butler Univer-|.,. . w,ehi will meet hot New Oaklawn Park in Hot. Springs, jo. next vear. ay, ™ashington will meet Broad

|ders to arms and waistlines and oughbred Racing Protective Bu- was unable to attend the banquet game |everybody is in pretty good shape. ..... Spencer J. Drayton, its pres- because of iliness. : : Tuesday's bill will find Howe { Senor Lopez’ Indians Went, .. led today. It was “Mom's” night Without ing Manual in the first enthrough a good workout yester- “~~ Co ds. acting on infor- question at Howe last night. counter, Crispus Attucks meeting day mation furnished by representa- The athletes and their fathers gponrigge and Tech playing the

field session and experimented . oi. pr I. Grady. an own- banquets. But Howe has set *, Ripple game.

with different combinations. And oo, 4" ainer, for allegedly vi: new policy. Mom becomes as , =~, ; : {from all appearances it looked olating the rules of racing per- much a part of the celebrations n Wednesday, the Cathedral

| Sacred Heart victor will tangle (UP) that he is definitely not set on... i oc {, the false registration as anybody. . in th { 8 last-place f one posi- 8 Nearly all the boys were ac-| 5 the opening game with the any one man for any POSI- and identification of thorough- earl ’ ys Howe-Manual winner. The sec-

Culley Rikard and Frank phey also have recommended ents. | Attucks-Shortridge winner and

the victor involving Tech. The latter two winners will clash in (the finals Thursday.

converted first baseman, roamed The TRPB agents traced Grady Kelley, Howe athletic = director,

imiddle garden and Don Hinch- owned or trained by him be Hopper, who acted as toast-

at second; Grady Wilson at short gation revealed that Grady pur- the other varsity members. | CHICAGO, Mar, 12 (UP)—

he -only game sched- 3nd Russ Peters played third. chased the thoroughbred “Mid-| Walthan Leasor, reserve coach, Major track stars from nearly . Clyde McAllister caught for night Lad” last January and sub- made awards to his players, and every midwestern college and uni-. 5 sequently destroyed the horse and prank Fisher, freshman coach, versity will compete today in the New Haven at Cleveland, Buffalo] A new hurler, Bob Klinger, for- attempted,to transfer its identity, gave out the freshman awards. 18th annual Illinois Tech Relays. (spot with Indianapolis, were 10 ut Hershey, Pittsburgh at Phila- merly with Oakland. pitched bat- including the jockey club registra- Reserve winners received six-| The relays has an entry list of {lose or tie with New Haven to- geiphia. Indianapolis at St. Louis; ting practice for the first time tion certificate to an unregistered ;,. jetters while the freshmen nearly 730 athletes from 67 and Providence at Springfield.

today. Also hurling for-the hitters horse. .named... Stock... Neither wore given shields. como... 5CNO0IS, were - Gary Deiters, Lint Royce horse had been tattooed. Entertainment was by the TIflinois, seeking its third conoe and-Jaek Hallett. won — - a EE TR OS Raa sg an “Howe-€Hris' Oetette. - ’ Aecutive meet. championship; and: 228 The Inga will have a short Arp Houtteman Here are the award recipients: Wisconsin, co-Big Nine champion, 234 workout Sunday. ‘ SWEATERS: Jim Baker, Bob Brown. (ere the favorites among the 12 260 i —ig—— on Daugherty. Joe Pirtle, Harry St t 80 . » Battles for Life po Rosen Bot * sLudent manager. university division teams . » , + 0 3HT-IN r 8 1 c Aka i 5 “Partial Prize corm rue, i EEE RER ART conmiion il sean hs ai oG (UP) cher ‘Art Houtteman Robert Piers. Loren Potter Kenneth arnoon an n ! ) 3 is fhe Detroit Tigers. who ‘never Wbitaker Wilbur Zabbe. Bill Welch. siinight with a full-siate of events Tre . é y zave up the baseball diamond de- RESERVE AWARDS Jack Calon, Don for both colleges and universities. iu List for spite a steady string of hard luck, pain Pox. James Hollenbeck. Prank Hop. - rm 7 y mes ston, Russell LaPorte, Dic - battled gamely for his life today poe; James Hues J e o Shuffleboard

| against a fractured skull suffered ™ ppgsiyvaN SHIELDS: Ronnie Bail, Jack . | More than $2000 has been of-'i5 an automobile accident. Barker, Jim Bowman, David Browsher.| Standings of the top 10 teams in tha : , . George Gill, Earl Green, Bob Luke. Jim Rock-Ola Shuffleboard League. Samuel's fered as lap and qualifying time A midnight bulletin from the pie Dick Schrier. Bill Stafford. Harold 108, Roosevel: 107, Brown Keg 108, Gay

prizes by the Perfect Cirele Corp. hospital reportéd Houtteman still Stanley, Dick Thomas, Don Thomas Bob Hineties 100 to Commerce 3b Sirs

Ware David — Weir — Gordon Muesing, ‘Lentz 96, Hymie's 96, Commerce 95, “irk Way

(in “poor” condition, Stephen Shirley 8

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land Burd Piston Rings exclusively {for cars equipped with those

Prizes range {rom $300 for first |place to $25 for slowest qualifying time, |

[has again announced strict en-|

SATURDAY —One-half hour after play- , by-play broadcast of Indianapolis Semi- : Final Game.

flux steering apparatus or be ruled !ineligible ~ for AAA sanctioned competition, The first championship race of the year will be held Apr. 24 at Arlington Downs,’ Tex., over a 100-mile course. The Indianapolis Speedway 500-mile race will follow. I

Semi-final scores around the state and

(double evertime), ” Hamline 32, Beloit We Wittenberg Tournament {Akron MM, Ohio Wesleyan 54

OTHER SCORES | highlight commentary Penmayivania Military 58. Sarthmore 37. by Luke Walton Tulsa 88, Crel ton 42. cL ! i. “os | Association of America Hoosierlond's own {Boston 108. Fhiladelphia 100. | sports commentator. WISH

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. Ripple and Cathedral will tangle’ Orleans weather has done won- Ark. was thwarted by the Thor- Harry E. Pirtle, Joe's father. with Sacred Heart in the second:

The Tribe chief held a long in- tives of the TRPB. have denied Usually bathe in all the glory at =... of the Washington-Broad

jond game is. slated between the:

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Tomorrow t their skill in a | he Times. The duel wi tHiding for thei look good. Doro Leppert and Ki average against the men. The Times sq members of the and the bowlin fifth member, A be replaced. Practice as yo ing the Heart Di ney which is slat 207at Fountain 8 which is under Lambda Beta bowling sorority to raise funds fo At. 1s open to both and interested b Dorris Glenn, “s¢ at TA-2558, or Burt at HI-2088. The next five Scratch Classic Fox-Hunt with on Mar, 26-27, I reservations can ing Fred Theobs Jack Hunt at M/ Some big pla Western Electric ing bandwagon 1 mittee of eight making plans fo and 12 "womeh’s problem is a sp "house. . Bill Marshall, composing room Printers loop at { is. off to Loulsvi to try his Tuck i nual Tri-City 1 tourney. Weber Rol Last night's | light, but Dick his first 700 of he hit 708 for H: Home in the Sp« tion loop. His al 235-217-256. Second ‘honors Freundenburg w 682 in the Cons Pritchett's for ti squad. He hit centerpiece to sf a 207 starter. Ho back to hammer At West Side the Link-Belt L that was good fo he shared hi Stumph who pac ton loop at the same total for § In the same alle had 657 for J. D. Earl Tolliver Oscar's’ Loan aft Dick Busselle has Robinson & Co.

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MIAMI, Fla Brooklyn Dodge sity of Tennesse gets a chance to The game Ww League. Elsewhe face the New Yi Boston Red So» cinnati Reds, Senators tackle Athletics, and t! take on the Phil McGlothin; “wh tories—including St. Paul last yes pitching chores rookie right-han and Elmer Sex: WEST PALM Mar, 12—The P letics and the W

-tors today play

week-end series « will be the-opene in the Grapefriii

SARASOTA, 1 The Boston Red a rookieladen 1 engage the Cine day in the Gr opener for both Walter Dropo, sity of ‘Connecti a lusty .369 for the Southern Year, will o Boston, pen ST. PETER Mar. 19-=¥ogt catcher of th Yankees, was r bruised right aftermath of a

= his car and » tr