Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 April 1949 — Page 23

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At least four city baseball nines were to see action for the last dropped a 2 to 1 decision to Man-|y’ 5 joni from. $14 85: time today before the start of the first annual city high school base-|ual, with a pair of portsiders, pal, 2. Fan a ball urmey at Victory Field Monday night. : IClaude Neely of Manual and Bob Time—-1:42 was en ayette Jeff and Sacred Heart and|Kaye of Howe, giving up four! mas Cathedral were to try it again after their postponement at eden three hits, . Sie - AB H O Al anos “SCREEN DOORS Park. rr Howe and Franklin Township, after two previous| Howe.faces Manual in the first Deis? 3 9 1 Jpustiive 3 { i d 8 alse s D.Nvers.3b 3.1 0 ey 1 J 2ES Three . game Tuesday at 4 p.-m. 2 » a Decatur Central was to meet tilts will be played-Tues-|§ ShortTiog es Pom. Ka Shpase. b i Eley if - ; 3 i 8 28” '8” eo 3'0"26'8” 1% t hick $ a5 Greenwood on the road to round, daY: the first one at 4 p. m., two, hurled no-hit ball until the f Reet of 1 ° : i Edi 4 i 3 : ’ J Rn” ® V0H”"v1'A" White pine; very = out the four-game card. {Wednesday and the champion-|seventh inning. Then a five-hit|gerhisss 3 8 1 3 Ea edi 2'8"x6'8 3'0”x7°0” well made. : “ pig city Samand tournament, Janie game at 525 Thureday} ‘explosion by Broad Ripple’s deto- Colter. ‘5s En sma.3v | 4 g i Call Us For Your Lumber and e first of its kind here, will dmission a e gate, ked Kappes' dreamboat, i ie ee es : i start off at 6 p. mi. with Wash-{Will be 80 cents and the student piowing a Fy lead: iT Tous 3 LE vine, oe 0A : Hardware Requirements ington clashing with Broad Rip-| tickets will be 40 cents. Southport's Gene Diets hurled [iusto =r ite. 2creitrens us fi i 1 140 E ple. In the second game Sacred] One of yesterday's seven con-|one-hit ball before the eagle-eye Potter. OPEN SUNDAYS » Washington St. Heart will meet Cathedral at 8 tests added fuel to the fire foriof a talent scout, defeating RE Foi, “Rins atid. Sh Neat Delaware 8, p.m. _ ithe city championship play. |good Franklin High School team, [Double atone bage to 2 § Jrnst, Ed 8:30-1 P. M. 1063 VIRGINIA AVE. RT TR 1 Tye TG Struck out Eipert Shoe Repat Dietz fanned 11 men and had 8 | Dau iene rey oh bn Sepa 5 a. ayne "Hammond. 1

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How It Looks From Pitcher's Point of View

Times: tr John Spicklemire ducked behind Washington Hurler Eman Sie Brower as the Al Continentils' diamond tilt with Crispus Attucks got under way yesterday at Rhodius Park.

High ‘School Nines Gird for City Tourney

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plate. Cathedral couldn't hold its 9] to 8 lead in Shelbyville's last] bats and lost 10 to 9. Ben Davis denied Beech. Grove, . its’ first win, defeating the Hornets; ~8 to —2 witha seven-run {second inning. Beech Grove out. | hit its conquetors, 6 to 5, 8kirt) {getting two for two.

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