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Nine-Game Prep Card First Base Action i in Ripple-Attucks Baseball Game

Brings Out Good, Bad PL Ball; Howe leads Pack

Southport, Manual, Ripple Also Win; Lake Forest Invades Park School Toray

y JIMMIE ANGELOPOLOUS Park School's Rides were to entertain the Lake Forest! Academy pastimers in the lone contest ticketed for today, a sharp Srop-aif from the nine-game card unravelled by the prepsters yes-| erday. The city and county athletes ran the gamut in baseball production ranging from Southport's nifty 3- to 2 victory over Ben Davis to a pair of city series encoun-; = ters than ran berserk with hits, times in. the sixth. Dave Cop: runs and errors, page” got two-for-two, including Manual blasted Sacred Heart a homer, and Jim Nyers blasted 71 to 3 ét Delavan Smith Field, three hits, including a double. getting 18 hits off three hurlers, Claude Neeley also got a roundand Broad Ripple rang the bellitripper, - and knocked in four 21 times to four for Crispus At-iruns. tucks at Riverside, getting 18] Jack Cafroll hit in both his two pokes, four of them doubles. trips to the plate and Pete

The chief prestige symbol was ‘Howe's figure six, five of which Sehseror pute Iwo’ iin three

+The Rockets threw a six-run | [sixth inning off four hits after Howe won its sixth straight Setting four ¥ins™in each of the game. and leads the city and first, third and fifth innings county aggregations to date. In Hugh Wolf led the Rockets with other tilts, Decatur Cen tral four-for-six, including a pair of notched its third consecutive vics doubles, tory’ with a 12 to 3 pasting of. Bob Stephens got three-for Plainfield, and Washington lost a five, incjuding a double. Glen 1 to. 0 verdict to Shelbyville in Malloy drove 4n three runs and in the final session of a pitching scored three times while Stephens duel. and Wolf each tallied a quaTtet; Shelbyville’'s MeComas- got on'of runs.

Cathedral in the final inning, in one of the few well-played games.

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by Jim Seamon’s error, Birkhead! Dick Murray clouted two J ‘ walked and Antle doubled, 4riv- bles in four trips to the- Iwo dou base from Attuck's third baseman Rudy Wilson.

ing in the winning run in the seventh with two down. Al Eck- {feo at nt tao i or Indians P icking Up a Few Pointers : ? stein limited Washington to two, seven. hits in six innings gave; hia ies Dr Serpe, aud his relief, John Campbell, worked, gave up four bingles the final inning. ‘Ripple commit-| ; [ted five errors and Attucks nine. { Shortridge Trips Flashes

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Bat Halts. Dodgers’ Ivory Hunt

Broad Ripple’ s Glen Melloy was out at first base during the second inning of the Broad Ripple-

Mel Daniel is shown. taking the throw-at-first— Ripple won 21 to 4

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Calendar This Week TRACK Lake Shore Indianapolti Relays at Jeb 2o om | " COUNTRY CLUB Paris’ iginiad. 3 = Frankia Twp. Sat un and Molida : : yen me Yeluivas .. | ® MONTHLY GRERN FEE Fa a Hoosier L 00 S Mie dais wy e sd se. v nat Academy ve, Park Behoot ati SRE, TIRES — TUBES At First Base - es RT ADAY Perborss tad. M Additional es SERVICE STATION _ etersburg La as Games With Giants By STAN OPOTOWSKY | NEW YORK, Apr. . 22--That {Abbott and Costello’ routine of

who's on first, which so convulsed| ater make {Brooklyn Dodger supporters this more use w TY ut today b than’ mest HE ng ‘spring, was drowned o y by! mv ESSE RADI

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{defense at first base, couldn't hit Store Hours enough to pay his way. This fear’ 9 A. M. Till 5: 151 P. M.

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errors, then added four more, Frevn. Crowe: anil. Indian trio watching with a craftsman’s eye the ball game between Crispus Attucks and Broad Ripple, . = After fanning, Farrel Patrick Broad Simic arc 11” he oy | won 21 to 4 by the Reals, 1f Gil should fold, then there's, : was safe at first on an over- sie von 5. genney % Johnson : {always Johnny Mize. The Giants throw, scoring Earl Lewis, Don | Lovell a ref RR | Southport © "Ben Davia | eh.” 2" sansie | yy. 8 | supposedly want Eddie Miksis for 168 10 3 . enne 1 | al Doughert a [97In 4%: inning: C.. Johnsonos es AB $4 AB H 0 Al AB H O Al AB HQ APAES J Raton, Mobate HEY Nydis |Mize, and Rickey feels Miksis is) ugherty and Joe Pirtle after innings: Lovell, 7 in § innings: J, Camp- {Burnett.rt “4 2 0 Backer, 3b ° $ 2 T'km'ton.ef 3 1 i OEdwards.2b 4 1 Stadfeft, Taylor, Maier, Neeley, Coppage 000 000, S P : the sacks were filled. -Jerry. Logs- | Kenney leh o> Bp tener hy Sia 314 g allison w 308 oWiea 333 iba 391 oHome rine Neeley, Conpage. Biole fi Worth - $100; lo Mise's $35, e I'rice don knocked in Patrick and plifeApie a Tug cienil poied atdichd § 83 Nua 3 44 Sooty 4 14 Sumabne & 31 8 SL ont ania But Brier Branch wants that Neo S, « i ” Loren Potter scored on a balk. |plicher—Lovell ing © pitcher— Ronan | Martin, 3h 2 0 0 2Rdbherct 3 8 3 0 Jer, 33 8 0 Boxellinp il 3 Fale By 41a MoQueary. (Sagaliices ~ es To {tional League pennant at Ebbets Bob Kaye fanned seven and is Dufien and Harold Stout. Gum 313 3Pc 0 0 3 0 Roorenth 361 Smee died Hoff Loft on bases-"sacreq Heart 3 Man. [Field this year, and he may bel 00 left 12 Irish stranded while Tom | —— Boltz.1f 301 OArnoidss. 2 1 0 1 Harries © 11.0 4 Thompson.p 1 10 jual a Pase on balls Off Eneclekinge 4. willing to make what he will con-; Shortridge Franklin Tow: Dietap 2103 .D 2 0 01 Weeks.p 0 00 0Reald 224057 eee y Ts i b li feels it is! . O'Brien whiffed four and lef! ae 9 Al o Bashi | Aad 24 | Parka, 33: Vist uck out. By Engleking 3 Neale ev 3. D. Sider a bad deal if he feels it is euiray 3 5 3 Mares Totals 24 62110 Totals 24 418. 6 Sys ms ae 2a JS 5 scley 440 4 innings; pecegsar nine Howe runners on the paths. Smher3 3 1 3 i Warkerci® § 3 § 31 No outs when winning run scored. = | Totals 1131 oe Totals 301021 10 DNA" Roel 2a ory Ypunsed > atoll He po OF avoid losing Miksis by PANTS $10 Carl- Accomando ‘had a perfect Raiphdb 3 7 § ous. 4 0 1 3 Den Davis .... 000090 J 8 Bing rire G0 MY RE LN Neti, Twipalon kine gm | paying the Giants’ cash ramon) TRA 3 Davis, | » g uncie nite neleking m- , day, getting ‘three hits, one a |Glesiness 31-3 o SBouneP 3 4 § 2 Sgr Hutchinson. Napre Fhe Ma Errors—Throckmorton, Stucker, Wallisa, pires—Joe Kelley and Babe Laurie. Time— for Mize, who represents strictly double. Rog, 3 9 1 9/Buckneron 3 ¢ 1 3iDieta’3 Runs batted io Hutehinson, Alli’ Bricker.’ Runyg-Thioexmorton, orf Livi 'a one-year proposition, or he | McFarl'd. son, urn Wo i . ) - a ~- Southport’s =e Burtiett Turners 210 Ske 304 0 Burnett. Home run_ Burnett Stolen base Rina batted’ Quesinverry” Smith 3, “Rea. | Lawrence Monresits ° » | could even fish around for somes! provided -the big noise for the| Totals 53 ii Totals 28 718 10 Southport 1, Ben Davis 6. Base on bais— Jervis 2 Wills 3. Stucker- Edwards 2. fagerss “1 0 0 dwrighvanif 3. 0 | 3/0ne _else—Dick Sisler of the : re ith, Bradburn, Rea 2. Two-base hit ! r.rf 31 1 { ; i . Redbirds’ victory, hitting a Bharcin Township ... 81 ‘900 03 OFF Dietz 1’ Wise 3 Srila le Diets Moriarty, Sexson, Stucker, Koehler, Reg. Pughib 4 10 3 ovelandss 3 © 0 | Phillies, for example. homer with Pitcher Gene Dietz, Erfors —olesing Tuner, McParland. | (Bacher, Peek) Wise 'Diets). Umpires Biimmon 3. Belk. Sacrifice. Throckmorion Berl > 3 § 8 oMilert” 30 8 blo ev ram on, in the fifth. The Giants tied| hime, Buckrier: CHEE Bad ERA |r? evn and Jd Wiles. Tine BR” igh” BP uncie ‘6 Base on walle: atin 3 § 1 Sean” 3 8 { 3 Mosrule 3" pase On" Rui OH Wags’ ’ . en | ases——Tec 3 - nets : tat 2-al in the top of the/cht bueiiay Rep Waltefullh| een, 0, ewes, o oir a lh eel d ens atric 8 00 Shctpen § 8] ER HE otter R000 s y . i ott > 0 5 ! seventh with two hits, by Arnold §iois pases Tirner 3" Sleciie. Raion. Hartia sms 3 1 Tigtephiness 4 ¢ 93 1 son 4. Boxe Hite Off Harris's in 8a frm } 18 Gomme a nner | nd Po arr sater | Latest Models ; and Allison. Allison singled in {pie plays Ricteer to Eller; Eller to Millerlf 8 1 3 ORaberp ° & 1 3 1 NRF 0 fnompsgn 7 in 43. Wild J Hale ihe 3 10 5 {bjt by Forrester. Wild Pitches Forrester. | / : alph; Buckner to Young McFarland, | B't'rw'h,2b 5 2 3 1/Peacock.3b 4 0 4 ftch—Weeks Passed al Jarvis. 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