Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 May 1949 — Page 16

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Farmer's Daughter Takes Tourney Lead

=. COLUMBUS, 0. May 8 (UP)~City girls cast envious glances today at the seven-pin lead in the all-events class of the Women's International Bowling Congress posted by a 29-year-old farm girl

from Taylorville, 111.

Phyllis Bates, who calls herself “just a farmer's daughter,” was the cause of the envy. Her total of 1766 was something none of the urban keglerettes had been able iho 57 very oid bookkeeper spilled

to match so far. She started her Sunday, when she rolled a 141-265-246 for 652. She capped this yesterday by marking up a neat 553 in the doubles and a 561 in the singles. Miss Bates, who bowls with the Springfield" Classic League, brought an average of 170 here and last year she posted three 2020's in a row. The city girls were not left completely in the dust. Ruth Rice, all-events champion from St. Louis, moved into a third place tie in the all-events. Bowling on the same team as Miss Bates,

a 539 with the team, a 699 in the

high score on qoubles and a 550 in the singles

for 1758 total, Miss Rice also teamed with Ann Lepkorny for an 1160 and a fourth place in the doubles. Third place in the singles was taken over by'Crool Bolasino. of 8t. Louis, who is seeing her first national tournament action. She marked up a 636. In other changes, Marie Hodalski of Springfield, Ill, posted a 620 for fifth in the individual event and a standard service team from Madison, Ind., moved into 10th place in the city boosters event with a 1990.

Rookies Among Top Hitters

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By TY. SNIDER, United Press Sports Writer NEW YORK, May 3—Beveral strange names were included gs! today in the list of baseball's top hitters as rookies and sophomores i basked = their moments of glory before the inevitable catches up

Three rot the top five in each league were comparative newcomers and some were almost certain to begin that long slide back into the

pack before the week is out. As usual,

hitter who couldn’t top .367 simply didn’t belong. The actual leaders up to today were the biggest surprises of the lot, with an unheralded rookie named Gordon Goldsberry of the Chicago White Sox leading the American League with 524 and sophomore Roy Campanella of Brooklyn the National's leader at .463. Played With Memphis Goldsberry, a slim six-footer splitting Chicago’s first-base spot with Steve Souchok, is one of the lads Manager Jack Onslow had at Memphis last year before he became skipper of the White Box. Hit fair enough for Jack at Mem- - phis with an adequate .289 but showed none of the stuff that so far has made him almost impossible to get out in the majors. Campanella, Brooklyn's Negro catcher, was a 288 hitter for the Brooks last season but he's a veteran of 13 years—nine of it in Negro leagues — and just cagey enough to alter his batting style for his second season. Crouching and shortening his grip slightly, the bulky backstop has been so phenomenal he still figures to be a rough man to handle when his average begins to tail off, He has péled four homers, tying him with four others for the National League lead. Harry (Peanuts) Lowery of the Chicago Cubs at 429, Virgil Stallcup of Cincinnati at .400, “Phil Cavaretta of the Cubs at 391 and Eddie Kazek of the St. Louis Cardinals with 367 complete the National League's “big five.”

the spring leaders posted fantastic swat marks, Any

Local Bowlers In State Tourney

Several local classic teams will try their luck this Saturday in the Men's State Bowling Tourney at Gary. On tap for the week-end are Pabst Blue Ribbon, Falls City Beer, Marott Shoes, and the youthful Rodebeck Motion Pictures squads. The best score racked up by Indlanapolis bowlers over the weekend was the 1244 game by Delaware's two “Bobs,” Carnagua and Susemichel, during the doubles. It?

Champs in Slump The Jimmy Smiths of South Bend, winners of the American Bowling Congress team title with a 3027, were apparently off their stride when they came up with a mild 2551 series in the state event, The local Kay Jewelers still hold top spot with a 2043. In the Women's International Bowling Congress at Columbus, 0., four Indianapolis squads are scheduled for Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Bowes Seal Fast, led by Capt.

Friday, Indiana Fur, captained by V’ilena Hansen, and Indianapolis Typewriter, captained by, Fran Snyder, roll Saturday, ' while Dorothy Lilly will lead DeWolf News on Sunday. Few Indian-|~ apolis bowlers have competed in the ladies’ classic so far, which

gave them the tie for fifth place. ’

Amy McDaniel, will begin firing|™

5 Bowlers Roll Honor Counts In League Play

Plan Free Clinic For Net Hopefuls

Julius Sagalowsky To Be in Charge

hopefuls, both young and old, will be sponsored Baturday by the

Joe Verderosa led bowling league warfare last night with a 669 laid down in the Riviera Continental circuit at the Broad Ripple Bowl. He was just four pins in front of youthful Don Mitchell who fired a 665 for Nu-Grape in the Illinois’ Fraternal League, and Walt Nash, in the same loop, turned in a 662 for Solataire. Bob Dugger had the only other honor count registered by ths men as he rolled 650 in West Side’s spring loop. » ” . IN THE CENTRAL alleys, Evelyn White topped the women’s leagues with a 606 in the Harlin { Bros. session and got tougher as she went with 199-192-215,

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Cavaretta, long-time hustier, 18 p} the only one who belongs in such fast company over a long haul. He led his league in 1940 with a

lusty 355. Over Their Heads But Lowery never had a .300 season and BStallcup, the slick Cincy shortstop, was a 228 hitter last year. Kasak is a rookie whose .309 at Rochester last season indicated he can handle a bat--but not well enough to continue with the league's best. The American League's list, behind Goldsberry, includes Johnny Groth of Detroit at .429, Dale Mitchell of Cleveland with 417, Dom DiMaggio of Boston with 400 and Jack Graham of BSt. Louis at .306. Groth is an actual rookie and Graham {is in’ the American League for the first time after failing with the New York Giants and Brooklyn.

Mitchell and DiMaggio are au-|josen Harr

thentic hitters who figure to he prominent throughout the season. Groth's sensational start is based on a sound minor league background. Graham could be a dangerous man for he hit 48 homers at Ban Diego last Year. While his flelding is said to b somewhat under a pennant club's quality

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YMCA to Honor 105 Athletes

ThE Indianapolis YMCA will honor 105 of its athletes May 18 at the Y's annual sports banquet. John Kovatch, end coach at Northwestern University, is » be principal speaker, Men, who have served on Y

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Fight on Suspension EW YORK, May 3 (UP)-— Former Bt. Louis Cardinals Max Lanier and Fréd Martin were |scheduled today to appeal the Federal District Court decision denying them an injunction which would order their immediate reinstatement in organized baseball. They are under suspension for jumping to the Mexican League, and charge they are being deprived of their livelihood. They also have filed a damage suit for $2.5 million. The appeal will be heard Thurs. day simultaneously with a similar appeal by former New York Giant Danny Gardella,

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Chile Leads Ireland In Davis Cup Play.

DUBLIN, Ireland, May 3 (UP)

eliminations,

doubles’ team of Richardo Balbiers and Marcelo Taverne defeated Ireland’s Cyril Kemp and Guy Jackson, 6-2, 6-3, 6-4. Egypt, France, Denmark, Italy, South Africa, Czechoslovakia and oF [England already were primed for second round play.

2% Aurora Downs Plans 9 Races Each Night

CHICAGO, May 3 (UP)—Aufeature nine k. harness races each night of its 60-day season, General Manager

day. Dygert said nearly 800 horses | m|Were on the grounds for the opening May 0, “We have so much good racing he said, “that we want to give the horsemen a maximum of opportunity.”

——————————————————— 2 Pitchers Join Bisons PHILADELPHIA May 3 (UP) —Pitchers Bobby Shantz and Clem Hausmann left the Philadelphia Athletics today for Buffalo where they will cast their lot with the Bisons of the International League. Hausmann, a righthander, was repurchased by the Bisons whereas the lefthanded Shantz was sent out on option, subject to recall,

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OUTBOARD

Central Indiana Tennis Assocla-| tion in co-operation with the City Park and Recreation ‘Department and Kirshbaum Community Cen-

ter. The clinic for boys, giris junfors and adults will open at 1:30 p.m. on the Riverside courts and will be in charge of Julius SagaJowaky. Alding Bagalowsky will be Jimmy McClure, Murray Dulberger and Ralph Bradford, Instruction is free and open to the public. Balls will be furnished by the sponsors, but participants

and shoes.

Irish-Navy Game

The Notre Dame-Navy football game, one of the classic games of the country, will be played again n Cleveland Stadium on Oct. 28,

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are requested to bring rackets

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LOS ANGELES, May 3 (UP)— { adelphia; Dec, 27, CCNY at Mad- - Garden;

{will be matched with Babe gansport professional. The 1940 UCLA basketball squad json Square Dec, >.

Didrickson Zaharias June 8 in an, Miss O'Neal, whose golf should estern at Chicago; Dec, exhibition at the Logansport be top-notch after the winter tour, #3 tentatively scheduled today Norby :

Country Club. has had little time to play since to travel east on a six-day tour | 30: 31, Marquette - Lgaon: Tue, Miss O'Neal, recently returned returning. ii a Played het Wal Winters od of control ap a | course, crest, once 's to her home in Indianapolis after home ral iY wt College Tennis the provision that it will be can- I Yale 3 celed if the Pacific Coast Confer- fale 3 v lasers |ence decides at its next meeting| famiene 1, Davidson

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98 here since 1947.. That year Notre, Dame downed the Midshipmen, 27.0, before a record-breaking

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