Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 May 1949 — Page 18

N % x - = 3 A PACES. THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES 3 a 048 ; Here’ s Saturdy C ol f A ud lay's Capital of the Sports. World. | » WED # ndians ack le henomena Sair nis | . ; ¢ L He Tribe Aims: fo Check ; + ~f . _#% Robinsons Homer T ; 7 NEW YORK, May & (UP)— | W( eaders’ Amazing || WD oe ie k g : yy _ 4 : Got the the -baschall, season, the Gai Winning Streak at 12 a 7 and the ‘same af Yes- 77 /} terday all three homered 7 Queen Slated fo Face Apostles; Redskins / A arate | In ( Repeat Over Millers in Wild Slugfest - EE 344 Jase Erre ST. PAUL, May 4—This'is what the entire American Asso- Att ciation has been waiting for, -the all-important elagh ‘at Lexington Fark betyeen the high-Aying Saints and the Indianapolis Indians. The c : rings together season's pennant favorite, Walte i Alston's Apostles, winner of 12 games and Joser of none, pi Mile oie : : the defending Shasmplony Boomet Redskins, © Comm : The series between pair 5h Here is the Char 1] ¥ [Indianapolis was Interrup! So Tribe Box Score ortridge Olympia (inset) Church Downs homestretch where 100,000 spectators are expected fo watch [rain and St. Paul won the INDIANAPOLIS Jal with the v pi win the Diamond Jubilee Kentucky Derby Saturd game Ion: favorite for th cky Derby Saturday. Olympia enhanced his role of played by coming from Q A 1 or . svent by taking the Derby Tra) | tuneup yoslurday behind in the ninth. ; Yesterds It's a league-wide opinion that tourney’s’ Ol mi y . |i the phenomenal Saints are fo achieved nin 0 KUN in er ippy's fomise: be stopped, it's up to Indianapols Plate.” rt Be Devi « [toechieve thefeat. uggli | Minus Company of Mafe |: Ue whi | sin No More Trouble’ “The Indians have won their last : Sgling 9 Trainer Parke Decides Not fo Enter Jaret Sart Ana J ne : PHAR Manual's | upset : MINNEAPOLIS Ocean Drive in Saturday's Kentucky Classic Chandler's Clean Bill dhe bY imme te ee team (Mesiire. BH QA . six. erron so rn Dung, | Uf Loos Spine HE to wo fe Rentashe Der ao pio fry bla wil n the| NEw YORK May 4 (Up)|'D Tribesters invaded. ; rire, it Shortridge p emate, Ocean Dri y (UP) bert, ef Trainer Ivan Parke announced today. ? Ve: \1.e0 Durocher, baseball's turbu- The Indians, still deadlocked Harshman, | 1 something appeared ‘little doubt that the Fred Hooper colt could [nt titan, rejoined the New York with Milwaukee for third, are Tompifiion’ 1 Tome handle the assignment by himself, after his brilijant showing in Giants today “very much|Tunning one game behind second- f¥aiion. [5 ¢ Ripple’s. tr winning yesterday's Derby Trial. rors pleased” at Commissioner A. B.|Place Minneapolis and four and a gi, ® > Sonch Fr Ocean. Drive, on. the other "However, Greentree Stable John|Chandler’s decision and deter. Dif behind the pace-setting Hardy. pl 10t01, w hand, Was 8 fading | fourth, Parke, ented haL Doth Capot mired to duck any further trou-| Saints. { Teiads Puy anything ) 0 ndles the ‘Hooper e were definite ble. Tribe Manager Al Lopez is ex- TT RR 12 1421 9 0 Coach F ep sald he “appears to have Derby starters, : Chandler, in his Cincinnati of-|Pected to send Melvin Queen; vet- Baston "rounded tor Herts br ninth: | of Howe 8 case of the slows.” - Several Don't Run fice yesterday, exonerated the im-|eran righthander, to the rubber |[NPIANATOLIS ......... 103 303 26113 thrower D The Withdrawal of Ocean Drive yesterday's race was deprived pulsive pilot of charges that he|in the series lid-lifter at Lexing-| puns watted In—Conway, Workman 4 ual. whicl cme 4 is Sobor Loy, 30, Spi ia shal Lah oat Fen, In coef LGA SEPT rr an 's or @ the sus sc! under ire, Hu ' Ty Lr Vani $ HoRpers Hany re woo: hich diam run— Pee eied s the #1 gens bon (Agaiaat gehedu) ro oi ay oh al 3 A teagan. Mga Titer Johnny McDowell, a newcomer fo the Indianapolis Sovodwat: gets i in a few laps on his driver's pe Plalde Te ig Bally, Scta rang oy SistModel Ca e, . w List and| “TN watch myself from now|Paul Observes Central Standard forme Fini-—conwey. ase | DivoBwanson.| fest in the Iddings Special. The car is the same one driven to seventh place last year by Lee Wal. ae effecti: velop, , while Olympia. came on to] “ramen ok imptancsi on.” , Durocher deciared pon Time and starts its games at aa. Tr, \Jenninas. lard It is ] jue sleeker this year, having been rebuilt since Johnny Shackleford" 's fatal accident in it sections of the . alighting from a DC-6 airliner at{8 P. mM. » Harshman, Jennings| last year ar Da on. 8 mental and the Wood Memon: rn ats ve ph he LaGuardia Airport. “No more * Fans Throw Bottles 8 Bw ug 8 § iganolls 10” page gE, gal : » Howe jo seks Like eo Beat Derby hopefuls wit hat io Jrouble fo? mes uspended b The Tribe-Miller fracas in Min- Et 1 Poysumes, 3. Klbiads or Suk L the ™ | un" runs in ti today tit Ot Fgripirien sprint in 4834 seconds. Wine|Chandler on ay aftojjcapolis last might lasted more i secgsy on 1 Jiang: Labgacobip ou, me oror oc, iagnoses Bobble * aang el great horse, it Iy t4ke lsuriong tn 1100; O mile. and (Fred Boysen, a 22-year-old unem-| ying winning 13. ® In-inuichings, 1 in 45: Lint 3 in 3; Hardy. ley wine eat urlong in 1:59; Old Rockport, |p dians winning, 13 to 12, It was al in 1: Kinger, "tn 1" Winning pitcher N 7 Bl C Shi them unea fs ran er Bir EEE 0 tn I LTT SE i sire etek In No. 7 Blue Crown as a Slipping Clute es attendants to the apprentice Jun tn san Loa Hola a fur-|volatile Giant manager at the| The Indians belted five home , By LOUIS ARMSTRONG . [are in top condition for the 1949|year he defi Nyers anc ’ jockeys; here was ROthing but. ze: long an 1155 » nd Halt did the Palo Grounds after the: Brooklyn puns, the Millers Hires, Bae Tribe Batting Lou Moore, who puts rodinE ro team ah announced. driving a, hs Be 0 e manner in which he gers had scored a 15 to 2 8 also got six doubles, AB. R H cars together so they run like 5 . most dri - copped the Trial yesterday. a okey Conn MoCrenry started triumph, Boysen admitted he had|the Millers one, and the Millers Yilson #8 1 we br precision watches has experienced The gar Mays will drive is the one are Te shun lke a hot ex fourth. Trus, the Trial is no sure test giant finish there an ork, but peckled Leo throughout the game. got one triple. Coogan if 1% 31 jfihis first mechanical “bobble” in Which holde ihe Jap and quel fess rrr eem—— Attucks De tation inan8 off near the finish of the mile Cleared by Chandler The rivals used up four pitch-|Siissiass i § 1 me famous Blue Crown Specialty 1048. Hepburn was Killed in Women Golf iL urday. In fact, Citation is the h ef's apiece and there w Kalin... 3’ 338 Bill Holland 5 0 ers. year. Ea arly Tried vinn and scrambled away unhurt. Following the incident, over- e was a bottle Kall 6 3 ¢ 3 nd took to the track ithe car last year while taking a only y er ever to take the| * y, i eiown, Duplicator and P al whelming sentiment SWUA g to- shower by the fans in the ninth. Turner” $8 8&8 3 iS yesterday.in his No. 7 Blue Crown practice spin in the big machine. Have Bi D Bente But those who h estinian just galloped. ward Durocher and he was|Grady Wilson hit a homer over onway 3 8 2 Iosjand when he pulleq it into.thel #.8. 8 9 Yay Tere 1 ay: 1a Se sw 23 ung over the| Both at the track and mr down-|cleared by Chandler in & hearing|th® fence down the ight fleld Klos jose o i es 300 pits at the end of his Warm-up} george Metzler yesterday fi Yesterday was a big day in ee: ax p but be im-|town Loulsville, Derby fever Which consumed an hour and b5|!in® and the Millers claimed it hie Wil HGirun ii Was squesking Jie a bus Yh Womens Song Circles as both Murray 8 pressed with the regal manner|moved up with the. temperature, minutes. 'Durocher Bele a do|was a foul. 3 fo 2 ArSeniard oi "Kaun 3 *Piate| which had not been greased in she his 95 mile an hour test re-| Hillcrest and South Grove played including Dra Pranced Gown the Hemel hich ado Tho Re I ly Aig Tomy Heath of Melis BS iF Ril ee Slter itis "Three-1 1. 000 miles. guiretiof Jeginnery 3 the track. host to a pair of weekly tourneys. Shortrid stretch ahead of Calumet Farm's| degrees yesterday. ‘Three special/the case to the commissiBhier, Millers was banished and the A iison._ Berace.” 1. Soonaa, 5 Gifferuss| Lou diagnosed the car's allment{110 ana 115 miles an or 3 1%: Ry, Rshert Darnidy sua Mi Hires for Ponder. The length and a half|trains of Stetson-hatted Texans/Who spent most of the time con- glassware hit the field. Most of ti Lr Bahl Hina Babies —OUeF ag a slipping clutch. The unit has the right to compete on the track. i away aii Victory margin is deceiving, |arrived to make things even ferring with National League the bottles landedin front of the Peon Compistely Topiaced Since fie if driviug igh Shad i pRi Radin: on py Arcaro Quits Pushing er downtown, President Ford C. Frick. first-base line and were aimed at ast year's race and the new Special which contains ma oft han held a 3 Olympia was four lengths p d 0 £ pL Aaminedly uneasy while await- Umpire Ray Westphal. Play | was 0 Um lIS Loses Shack rine not rons Suough the same parts of the car in i A mal a ih refused to ahead as he zipped lickety-spiitPUrdue Defeats § Chandlers vendiet, Durocher eld up 10 mimittes, I w{Wilvuz Shaw woul In 1957, Golf OID eve at it =» 0) | : Bill poured on the coal. Lou in- : nt at South Grove, around the last turn and into the : y was a study in high spirits dur- Millers Rally w n 2 #8 =» Mrs. John Emhardt had : tends to replace th i ’ 52 and Reel Dep Tad Purdue Defects 1 PE ARETE) oo mit of] Till 1 ROW BE EE pe mui ws sri CERES E | on Jockey Kddle Arcaro looked Be game after going into the eighth , |Special, and Jimmy Jackson in his| 20d Second honors. Class B was around, and saw how great was Butler University was the vie. fore rendering his decision|yitn a 12-to- Holland’s trip over the bricks|y d K a deadlock between Mrs. Ro ; ond game , tim of Iate-tam on Durocher a 12-to-2 lead. In the Miller| wy, : and asonalt waa his first a) owar eck Special turned 8. Robert : five Tech his lead. m of la ning hard luck yes- , Chandler said his|pair the Tribe pitching folded e Columbus Red Birds, who Pp nce he|warm.up laps yesterday. Ji Nichols and Mrs. Paul Kersey ] Arcaro stopped urging Olympia terday as it, to Pu o pre pices lad got ewed p g fo captured the American Associa-/Wheeled the. same Blue Crown, y. Jimmy with 63 each. died smal tmmediately. H ne ympiaio on the F w di pre Du and the home forces rallled for|tion’s trophy awarded the team|into the garage area last May oo a pair ot Kelly green driy- Te B Hugh Wo! that any Yay Edie knew The Bulldogs had i oysen jot 4s and that eiaht . drawing the highest opening-day alter w foning Second place for the Sb lg ne Softball Notes Fi Jona In hand 1or sev Be had conducted a. ful at made it 12 to 10 and it|attendance based on population, Sécond consecutive year behind D face 1 Strictly for exercise, and he Wa4lone run in the frst rng win he had conducted " full hearing requirea Wilson's homer in the have lost 11 consecutive games. '|Maurl Rose ga a He omer IIE SAY Jostersay for Saturday. Ponder pulled in in the seventh. parties in baseball and had con- Rinth to.win because Minneapolis| The Birds get a bird bath] Holland turned several laps at i’ Ey ea In ott second, with Greentree Stable's| The Boilermakers got one back Bidered numerous amdavits” |B tWo more runs in its ninth. wherever they go. They hit three a crawl and was just getting the i Southport Capot third. In the carariakers Sot one Pack | Giants’ * President’ Hora coy, Chet. JolRton Wollnd Ub a8 the homers in Milwaukee last night, joie: buggy under Steam when the io Be Then in ord | the ninth on a triple by Bill Lo Stoneham himself took approxi-|V.DUIE pitcher and Hal Swan. still they lost to the Brewers and difficulty developed. The speedster WHAT MAKES : Unbeaten om in. ¢ dor came Heopsr'y ne hip bY mB) nately 100 such aMdavits fo the|°0™ the loser, Strange to relate, the score was 7 to 6. A base on| Was wheeled back to the Moore N ALE EASY | feating L Be i * 3 « J] amm's| outfielder Stan Chinewicz low- hearing. Most of them bore out they were the starting pitchers. balls forced in the winning run Barage where it will receive a go- oLD CROW KEEPS ITS 6, and F r, A. P. Cotter's Petey area the boo ; Swanson was batted out in the in the 10th inning. Thirty run-|ing over. bed Park Cotter and Calumet’s Deluxe, homer 1n th 12t with a one-run Durocher's version — that helsoyrth and Johnson got the air ners were left on st 17 4 Mil- #8 8 $O POPUL Ce ore © SP Bo Oe dana Fe Eo EC i 0 Cam ' a pla can|Butier. .l. u on X ohnny Hutchings, who was wild. principal challengers to the su- . 4{gnatch his baseball » A three-run rally in the eighth i boa} these fC apat didn't (Adams. Hartman ang Aders; O'Connell Il cap. polom Saftell slouted out two uated st Pani to. down Totus, FToacY, of the Shue I are Wins ; mers, and Jac! onway, to 4, for e Saints’ 12th| 2 enhanc 7 uh icy his reputation ay with Hearing Today ‘Hoosier Conference Don wiierisge and Wien one straight win. Mel Himes, held the one of Te Se horaraws New Je : ; ud Hens to it F jake & slightly 4 Jifeatoning ges- = CHICAGO. ey 4 (UP)—or. Baseball Standings. a double od two singles and |the Saints comPiad fon Gouin hana ha aes La Year Nae a stret. e champion : | two doubles, plays to pull Himes out of h r A but, either dor : Roc nASTEON ....i..s Ceadtabng : P out of holes. |out for a warm-up today. rmorys because he Hat Lr WA the Tinos AtHIGHE Com pdicis Tonal” ir ign a Colonels ral Yi the ¢ Le per bays, who wil rival] A Sexes son ba n five 0! els rallied In h fling tli Jengthu of He ty ot rid that the jah Lr : thrte. hits. Jack Hd Bib on ninth to beat the Blues, io ig 2 De Eos ii ™ Ho. first fail TORY pad stai et as ass ected four blows for the Millers, dropped W including -a homer and a double. 2 12 minute en 0 r d Cliff WwW Jack Maguire, Minneapolis ; Roy ‘ Ch Y ° + ])] agoner Do a Lot third sacker, who had collected 7 Cal., a 0 one or more hits in 14 consecu- 1 Jit) i ring as F For Golf Here, But Don ¥ Collect Reward tive games, finally was stopped | | Een { ji delphia, By BILL PITTMAN by the Hoosier moundsmen, ) OY i 19 minut y the directors of the Indianapolisday from 11 a. m. to 1 p. m. con-| Dale Coogan, the Indians’ rookie f - ; A reve Remember the wartime dollar- four man team championship tinuously, The film, in sound, pre-| first sacker, got one safety, a dou- I3 N DIA A Tom Bra @-year-men? tourney, held last year at Coffin, |sents some of the leading profes-|ble, giving him a run of 10 games A AIL| ol | st tory in th Indianapolis golf associations jn which each club in the associa- sional money winners in the na-|in Which he has hit safely. - ee opener o have a couple of men who have fon sie 2 leas, toin’s largest tourneys demon- The Millers made a desperate LEAGUE STANDINGS skh, Ferrick and Toller. Winning pitcher 192, Milw 2hVe > ToUpe B sides his he finds time strating use of specific clubs. effort to pull, the contest out of AMERICAN ASSOCIATION TEE ih Gs Jrosked ger, possibly harder|to be treasurer and general m the fire in the ninth, The first pik, OB Boston 10 04 200 000 03120" 2 Hawk oi n Ras honey. They don't|ager of the Modern Drug Go, . two hitters, Harshman and Bill % 3i4 [Detrok hal 010 003 00 0-14 07 3 awks 8 v 1a at all. |manufacturers and wholesalers of arren Cindermen Jennings, walloped homers. 413 tobe, ‘ity non and Batts; Hutchinson, In Sec ese two nappily underpaid|Pharmaceuticals. Bob Klinger relieved Royce fons 813 | Robinson, Bwith. Stuarl, THOUS an men are Ken Hoy Sr. and Clift| There is another feather in : Lint on the Tribe mound and re-|Loulsville 8% (10 Innings) 0 ; Decatu Nagoner, who have both been Ker's cap, His son, Kenneth Hoy, 4 at i tired the next two hitters. Then| He onc: OF ood odd Sd 1F 1 ITs ShEWED Beech G warks of state and city ama-Jr. 1s a ‘member of the Butler j We " the Millers tried another rall Scarborough. Candini, Welteroth, Cal- een) teur golf for a number of years, University If team and as a y and loaded the bases before the Yes re as. Pasty is Cuneh i sion” Rriant, yesterday Cliff, who tells his a _|sophomore” is doing very well. 4 ’ Redskins finally stopped them. [Clevel : gr Very, Lusing plqher secutive 1p Who elle his age by say: SODLCROTY (5 INE, VOY el pnvareen, Central | cindermen) St was “ldlen night at Nicole SHEL, | [tm FOR BEER DRINKERS! ; senior tourney, has been- actively EOL{F as long as the weather|air as they zipped past Howe 62 Lian 2nd total attendance was EhladRonia 2h 3 NATIONAL 1xacye : Dea engaged in the state and city] remains warm, So far this yearito 55 to inaugurate use of its 4663, Vashington’ 1 308 Tw Gincinnatt eerenee 000 000 000-0 8 0 seeond in got Picture Sines 1916 When Rejhe has Die out Sunes hms aus mazda-lighted traci. Q WA es and BAIE gg HL LU ‘Year after year “lazy-aged™ Ee anapolis Toit On, 8 nap low, so far, was a 63 shot on the A Srowd of 1500 watched two Greyhounds Wallop a i. OF. ry 00 100 eox— 7 3 3 Old Crown Ale grows in ; Resch roy has since become the Indianapolis| vansville Country Club course aren Phi Ie Mii ho Anderson, 8-1 Conepnnati "31a! ’ 48 ohne onstanty; Wilk 2nd Garario : ’ pol ao aatmation. fh eyeral y ears ago. . net slam in the mile in 4:38 and| Anderson felt the sting of de- New ork". i 0 in Sinton che —Hoberts Lpsia -piteher popularity. What could be Soluna 0 e e Warrior half mile team post-|feat for the first time in the hiladeiphis ** : FIER 23aaeveas 00 013 3 : . on ganialion 30 Years now, snd try Club wil get together May 15 ed a new .nark of 1:38.4. Por Hooster College Conference when ioaro LA 0 3. «Bieson, erie af oush, Tita more natural, since brisk, hearty re-election it looks er May Dave Martin won two firsts in|Indiana Central's baseball squad —_— her—Dickson. . as though he is in for life, ts a, Jammoth oo Sd} opting the hurdle events and Warren's| Nanded them an 8-to-1 defeat yes- ANEROAN AasoOLTS Baise D svat Ol MO 3 } Old Crown Ale has no smoky Besidea being secretary of the qinner and dancing. That by Bill Deer was home first in the|(erday afternoon.on the Univer- ; james InN my Sa axel fibeting, ickigie, Baron : pinch i Ee to kept Hie {weather permitting Shey arent 220 and high jump. sity Heights diamond. Lonnie s at ug pd + Moda Bavor and if wets tha utes for the state association. | : % pe Anderson gave up 16 hits to He war slectod secretary of thu/taking any chances on our good Deer WET, Partin TH me q0e. > | Central a singles Toledo at hast co : CHICAGO RINK SKATES | same as the popular state organization in 1937 and hia ooslep climate. Mis Run—i. Wellman (R): 3 Pierce |in three times at bat by Pitcher AMERICAN LEAGUE * been a director of the group Since who doubles in au, professional ; it fecord, replaces 4:49 by Sioyanvich, | Danny Ruth, who effectively scat-| Washington at Chicago. .brands.of beer. 1020. There is another life-time grass a3 greens. juni tered nine hits b New York at St. Louis. Job. keeper, reports the Lake Shore widi¥*'h) "3 "soe "(H): "Time, i649. [Ande ne Yoo the ppg Phlledeibhin at Cleveland Besides hi {course 4s in excellent condition | 120-yard High Hurdl Marti any Co nial 0 30 oa ne | also a EE et any os should know. Jven .the Hime: © Prine imer i oF % Phelps - Whitehorst Cok] e800! colt, Ld NATIONAL LEAGUE | which, incidentally, is his busi- xperts agree his course is one of Yard J Rin—1. Bierce (H) ———————————————— Chicago at bE ness, not a golfing sideline. ihe finest yie-hole layouts In the he ho) i i 1 ~ we. Major League Leaders | Effie Nerves * . nw An 5 a By United Press ——— Ken Hoy, 1130 Reid Place, may| Now that Ray Jones h 3 a. Satnelimer 1" ( NATIONAL MsoUR RESULTS YESTERDAY av hud 8 tow more jobs thanlover at Ye vind taten 8 qui Sy 3 ) 3 % 2.81 RE anos, (Eampsnells, dan i. Ll 3 ¥ CT i 8 0 ' 2 ' , e golf field he has been Marion Smith has a new “as-| min Jum avaretie. Chic ilwaukes cio. Tol 101 020 ) secretary of the Public Links As- sistant” at the ICC. Pop Sears hand 8 Bein "0" hued © Hofentr Foot Okie EL! i $10 ; ier Fok Johan 2 4 sociation since 1032 and is num- has taken over most of the pro| Pole Vault—t Rosemever (WC) AMERICAN ig it assis 10 01 Men’ bered among the life directors of shop chores although he isn't fo fee: 8 inches ore hotth | corgupergs, chicas 07, rein ond B00 A'S Black, Ladies! High-Tup the association. He recently was listed as assistant professional, ob Publ Kpox (Hi 2. Welland roth ety TR, eft Tos oT nd Rolandson, be White Shoes. Chicago, Heavy. installed as life secretary and he PE $C ah. st Lous *:! B® a a sais P00 S0e=14 8 3 Duty, Csi. Bot Tire and : be Saye, ‘6 the Jeb instes longev-| Meridian Hills’ opening -day so red JER Euan ih, Rove: Row mi TN ol pL ert, S000 "and ny Himes and Nuple Boller; , I am darned glad to have fracas last Saturday found the v ‘ . Red team in the “red” They lost |peiflmer. D. “Guin AL oii ge od 5 | | BLUE POINT SUPPLY | Tawa ont ot the asso by a ‘umber of ponte 43 Dut Ca yh ti 1 He 84. Bow : 14 (Bh Lose and 8 Te Ry Sw x tion . 8 | Morey around the cours te ' on. . “aspast president of both Coffin|in a er a otras Ba. — Aud Bonh to 30d gol clubs and closely by Richard Stackhouse Cochran Gets Post _— too — io ¥ Fon lg Ilda iin hr Soci AB tr PIRI i rari Roy Cochran iis Clympio-208+ o-Whera Pheisiisohy bs Ouray, io a director of the In-| = A % meter hurdles champion, i be- ¥ Not o Side Syn = oo re Golf Associa air re the pofearonsn an n Soe assistant track coach at ane : tion ToL OF TH0 CT Ere SE Fe Eepperdine Sotge Sent. Lit was NOGIER PHOTO In bottles bia Committee. He has in the William H. Block Co : ah and Keglined flat ge i , audl- former Indiana. University track ol Yop cang Bt served several years as one Oh ov a : | : oh " and Fri- star, ceNTLIVRE BREWING CORP, FORT WATE, IND. * ETL 1m

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