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feated the to 8, scorat Chicago set a 151 a triple, ¢ Hughson, rors,
4 ck Graham run on his t, defeated t St. Louis. Pittsburgh seven hits, up in the 2 turned in Brooklyn. im off with 1g homer, n won his scond shutanking the three hits. » runs with
and ‘batted fctory over ork, ending streak for up just six ree innings. he Phils at | a pitching man Emil th his third
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THURSDAY, MAY 1 12 1010 fran
3350 Athletes
IHSAA Ev Events Set Tomorrow And Saturday
Regionals Slated Next Week-end, Finals May 28
By JIMMIE ANGELOPOLOUS The three-week long editing of the THSAA’s track and field record books for 1949 will begin tomorrow. The first rough draft will be drawn up at 13 centers| on Friday the 13th. Any superstitious state of mind | existing among members of the | state’s 260 teams, however, will find the 3350 athletes concentrat-| ing solely on two objectives: Rewriting of the sectional records and looking ahead to next week's innovation, the regionals. : Athletes at the 13 centers throughout the state opening the first-round tomorrow will be followed by performances at three other centers Saturday. Saturday's sectionals will include those at Terre Haute, Kokomo and Huntington. Two other sectional centers—Elkhart and Evansville— will engage in twilight activity beginning at 6:30 p.m. tomorrow.
Dual-Sectional Here
track crown at
Card Six Games
Tomorrow's sectional activity, SIX games scheduled today and headed by the dual-sectional sites|two more Saturday round out the
Tech's Greenclad track team, rated the best a the East Side school in nearly a decade, will defe home tomorrow afternoon right, first row): Bob Cross, Don Scharbrough, Bob Jump, John Tom Pollom, Meredith Stone, Frank Morton and Bill Roepke. SevWolf, Allen Meyerrose, Dick Tinnel and Basil Zilson. Second row:
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gregation at Glen Kastner, Rudy Ta Harry Todd, Bos? Huey, Walter Hart, its sectional Roland Gibson, Dick or Y Third row: Frank oon. Shown above (left to Trittipo, Dean ~Cantonwine, th od Do SCs ch Paul Myers,
enteen teams will compete at Tech.
Know Your Golf— High School Nines = Swing Is Complicated
When Carefully Studied
Fifth of a Series
at Tech and Washington in the week’s city and county prep diacity, will also be held at Bloom-|nond card. i East Chicago Roosevelt, Saturday's contests include ob TY N ayelis, Park School’s home engagement Mishawaka, Muncie, New Albany yitn Glenwood and invasion of
and Rushville, , Four winners in each event at Ee ie High Scheel Franklin Township notched its sixth victory in 15 starts by running Crispus Attucks 11 to 3. Don
first two teams in the half-mile and mile relay events, will compete at the four régionals sites next Saturday. Streamlining of the state meet into the regionals clearing house will be done at Indianapolis,
only three hits, one a double by| Will Oldham. Catcher Bob Crick got two for three to lead Frank-| lin.
hands and arms.
Shimer of the Flashes gave UP|. iq "and the right elbow fairly!
close to the body, !straight back till there is a pull| The right shoulder will follow |
ion*the arms.
By GENE SARAZEN, Winner of Them All
If you start taking it apart, the swing can be very compli-in the Women's cated.
So concentrate on bringing back your hands and arms. Everything else will follow naturally and easily. You can’t play thinking of your hips, head and knees. You must learn to swing naturally. The first movement is with the!" chin at the top of the backawing. In the follow through, shoulder will pass under bring the club chin.
Keeping the left arm semi-|
iin more or less of a rocking
Kokomo, East Chicago and In order for the arms to con- (chair motion. Bloomington May 21. Four reg- Frovidin Twp. Crispus Attucks A tinue back it is necessary to re-| Keep the head anchored. fonal winners, with the two top|, ich p23 HO A Crowes J Hos llease the left side, starting your, Then the body will be anteams, in each relay event, will Buckner, 2b 3 0 0 0 Cook,ss 200 3 2 pody turn. ichored, and the downswing will enter the state finals May 28 at Younsss ni g 3 3 Youn. 5 ? g $ 1 Don't cock the wrists. |not vary from the backswing. Te the local scene, 247 boys Shimery 3 0 2 3 Murfay rt 3 118 Av THE top of your swing, the] NEXT: The short irons, ’ 3 i op Oo ’ > 4 - will comprise the 17 teams bat. Grickic” 3 § Ly 38 3 Siweight of the club will cock the =~ tling it out at Tech while 225 par- Mclglng 1b 3 § 19 00 ion-10 3 0 0 o/wrists for you. ticipants will represent 15 squads Cpeiand.ct 1 0 0 0| Rodgers.p 1000 mhe back of the left hand starts| l ior dase 4 at Washington. [rata Fut downswing, controls it all the, The Greenclads, possessing one| Totals 26 53114] Totals 25 318 # Ye —— 8: of the best balanced track teams) JATIo0 "i Keg dor Bois Be He sia. : When the hands are within!
in this area in a decade, are ex-|Crispus Attucks ankiin Twp.
000 000 3— pected to make another strong bid!™ 215 030 x—11
rrors—Crowe, w for successful defense of their ner Enon Fook 3 owisan Hus sectional diadem. But at Wash-| Murray. Cooke ' Johnson = MoGuile cal d McFarland 2, Smith. Runs batted ington, where the. lo. an Kennie 3, McCullough. pamper. e
county teams south of Washington street dividing line will com-
Crick, McFariand. “Hw- 1 Stolen bases—Young 2, Wampler, Crick Zp ichan yy 2, Hastings,
3istriking range here old- |natural snap of t
wid be a!
Parade Slated
The , speed of ey bead] Plans for a parade on the open-
Crick 2. catching up with the hands, whichling day of the Junior Baseball Nicely, | lare ahead of the club just prior} season, ldham. 'to the point of contact, is what under consideration, Fred Doll, Left on propels the ball.
slated for June 8, are
{newly elected president of the
pete, the race may be more wide bases—: lin Twp. 5, Crispus Attuc : inking about Vour {Coache Associatio ler University tennis team yester-/den Corp. and the International No. 1081L Heddon Pal § open for inheritance of the Con- (Beets 3 srruek Soutony’ of east iy or: mp. sctlon. Other new officers are Wiliam |d8Y captured a dual meet, defeat. Boxing Club. Principals in thell & By |B 10.40 || # Si5ii seadon pais 315.35 tinentals sectional crown. Shbl IUgre LR We You kn ow you have to do these Crossen, vice president, and E. J.|In8 Wabash, 4.3, International Club are James D.| 198823 pn 335.1. Ousting Rods L Tech Has Seven Best Marks balls Crowe, 58" ng Pitcher —Kennie. ‘things. The less you think about Rood, secretary. Results: Norris, Arthur Wirtz and Joe 4.15 5 00x19 9. 90 3. 10 Had on Blue o Wis $22 98 fibaly, "Tost debts conssossjuRl ane nT ar Approximately 30 leagues con-le SHE Seitat, Mast, 3), Bb |LOWE a) ly as 98 1: seven 0 e op ance outhpo arfie th Hoy defeated ontrol of the season here, with three of|onum.aa *¢ 1 S 4 Archer.3v i 14 "N= siating of 1500 >o ys between 11 2) ae Th ie Bt = 8 Transfer of the T. of C. to the 440/ 4.50x21 9.90 No. 11 Haddon Black. 332.98. Tech's performers, Dick Tinnel,|Martin3d 1 0 00|Ciifte 305 0! SOME professionals have a ten- 20 years of age will be ine. (8), defen a Beauty: 9-1, Ply Red. Aer Meyerrose and Bob Huey Wiiterc 3 3 3 0 Kenlevef 3 1 3 o/dency to over-stress the intrica.|OPeration this year suid “Routh = pi ad 25 | Garden- International ann Agra Prices Plus Sageral Taz verki) ’ | pub St RE 8 i ' . ) LL hy . high up in the state's four best Eadie $31 OHanierit 3 92 Slcles of the swing. boy and Caldwell Bh Le- sive oh a | TIRES MOUNTED FREE 5 + lt 3:35 Wishay $746. performances. ro ania” 144 2550 1 1] 11, Oe Suportant and Jundamestel Ain't It Wonderful me ry. The combintaion would(l meses [te TO ie ot 51 seconde pumice 18 4 4B" 481 roving the head. | WASHINGTON. May 12 (up) Pro-Am Date Changed: ome, tn port at the Carden Cool Tex Sure Fit Rex 71, 1-joins Allsiesl §( 80 and is second in the broad jump|Boiait , 2 0 0 0 Anchor your head behind the If a burst of civic pride over| The Pro-Am golf tournament and both ON Cra Tar i ar 4 o . with a 22-foot, 1% inch leap. MOchvit 10 1 0 ball and looking at it. the once-lowly Washington Nats’ at Sarah Shank originally slated 2nd at arenas in Chicago, Detro SEAT COVERS a resident 914-Pt. 3-Joint $1.95 Huey has the best time at Tech's Minerp 3. 1,0 2 ————| ‘Looking at the ball isn't the/Dine-ame winning streak, the for May 31 has been changed to|and Boston. | oh LF on Cia sectional in the half mile with aj, Toei 34133110 Totals ns 2 limportant thing. A blindfolded Washington Post today carried Sept. 12, according to Floyd! Through the combination’s te-/ Rods 89¢ 2:02.9 stint rane poy person can hit the ball tne a four Seals 0 the Amer} Hamblen, chaliman of the PGA Fi oh co ne anne i ase 4 $1.39 “is . : ; can e standing like this: . stem an e National Broad- , R a 2a Tutlong and Gillam. Biel 5, Whitia faker 3 "Paddock he head keeps the body in po-|“*} “TEU g Pro-Am committee. Salam genoa dr 1h or Joint Japanese cane’ g 1.79 ay je y %. Miner 2. Runs sition. televisio sectional record at Tech. Nana hie, Hiner. Bolts. A Setbte prays After addressing the ball, start Cleveland College Track re Pg Bis — in agen cASTING Two other standards may bel-Miner to Kirby to Hurley Leh oF the backswing with the intention] wondrous Nats rn Bk LC cities | PLUGS lowered at Tech. Carmel's Bill BG, 2. Miller 1. Pugh 4 Miner | iof sweeping through in an arc ona iE avers 102s, Wimingion Hs . Stubbs has been clocked at :09.8/~G4"s "Miller, 3 in 1% innings; Pugh, which will bring ‘you in proper 49¢ p u
% ;_Miner, 3 in 7 1 : this season, equalling the marks 5% innings; Miner, 8 B Bat er
set by Tech’s Glenn Gray in 1922.
by pitcher—By {Winning pitcher—Miner. losis» i
Arthur vs. Hockett
and square contact with the ball.
B. Miller. Time of game—1:3
Warren's George Ostheimer has|~
done aa trick in the low, Notre Dame Thumps
sticks, -tenth of a second bet-| ter than thé\existing mark. Mere-| Northwestern, 10-5 Times State Service
dith Stone of Tech has a :23.7. Howe May Lead Assault More re-shuffling of the marks] NOTRE DAME, May 13mOver could be done at Washington! {coming a four-run first inning where Howe may have enough] 1, deficit, Notre Dame yesterday de{feated Northwestern, 10-5, balance among the local teams to {boost its season baseball record emerge the victor. Three of the| 12 vi i st six) Washington records have _been| oa ctories against six. losses.| bettered to date, two of them by | were Dic
local teams.
The century is most likely w| Nethvete Ho al tumble. Morristown’s Wood has | Burson.ss. 43 2 1|Kozlik n 3 }3 3 1 oped the Fur in 10 second fat |Ewkneno 110 0 Beiraelict 11s oly urdle tops may alsog Wi 1 0 J 520 1) tumble with Howe's Dave Martin |» Day Burirt” : : : Gireve. rt $12 g doing the pushing. Martin has Rigsivein 4 1 § OManerc 4 19 turned the highs in :15.3, two-| pracy 1 503 3ismullen.p 5110 tenths better than the record, and Bielenbgp 2 0 0 0 has stepped off the lows in :23.3, ples 0 g s 3 | ler
one-tenth over par.
In the field events, Howe's, Totals 36 624 9 Totals 371237 8 Frank Knox, who is best under| Miller flied out for Bertini in 9th, | Northwest .. 400 100 0005 6 4 pressure, has done a 51-3%-|\0ie"Same : 012 32 11x—10 5 4
Runs batted in: Burn » Petrzelka, Martin 3. Grieve. i ome ryns—F,
inch heave, about 10 inches under
the current best toss at Wash- ij Day. ‘Thres-base AR
Hts Martin, Burson. Twoington. Hawkinson, her. Sacrifi rofalo. Stolen bases! At Tech Burson. Struck out—By Smullen 8, BielenI Oy TE Wy a rd |8mullen elen pre strin 5 | mech 5a — 00.8, Glenn Gray! on, Ble len hers on & K Als strin 4 in 3. Ber- | n n nnin er-—-Smulien, 1330-Yard Dash—:22, Glenn Gray (Tech| Lone plicher Hienbery Left’ Gn ase—NO| western otre ame m(de Yard, Dash—:504. Bod Dalrymple|;ire, owaiski and Burke. Time—2:3L. Half-Mile Run — 2:00.1, Herb Sears — (Tech, 1928).
Thumbed the Lip
Mile Run-——4:32.4, Ralph Monroe (Tech
h dles — 15.5, Vanee wikingon, (Broa Rispie 1939) Ziggy Sears, a National a -Yard Low H — 233, Sistem} League umpire for 12 years and Hieh Jump—6 feet. 1% inches, Pediow| who worked in the Pacific hg a inches, Harry| Coast loop, was a visitor at
oad p—22° feet, 4) Holl (Warren Central, $
31), { Victory Field last might. : Be at opi inches. Tom| Now In retirement, Sears said Weber FER ee inches. Forest) pe posted some sort of a recTope Mile RAE <m. 1.3% (Sharirjdee.] ord in the Natiopal League by Mile Relay—3:31 (Shortridge, 1947). thumbing Lippy Leo Durocher out of the game seven times in The Field eight days. “He kept riding me
Ben Davis, Broad Ripple, Carmel! and I had to do it,” sald Md Ziggy.
hs Astucks, ortville, end Jad, —- Eien renc ad Paes Sine Noblesville, ike Towhitip, | Ei igs, Spl indiana sine Des! Amateur Softball baride “warren Central sam managers in the Marion Sounts tion 11 Inget 7:30
At Washington goftoall AEs0CH 8
tonight in the Dearborn Hote ntain Sauare A. “e.
body position out of line.
the arc is different, and the ball won't be hit squarely.
Sgro Pounds Out
guns inthe Irish attacle Joe Sgro, Indiana welterweight k Giedlin with three hits| champion, won a decision over Bobby Neal of Pittsburgh, night in a 10-round scrap here.
| Rutgers 4, Columbia 1
Lavery, Giedlin, Martin he Indians Central Bia Canterbury 3'%. ce—On { ester 6, 3. {Purdue 18%. Hiinots 17%
# oo» ‘At Armory Tomorrow MOVING the head throws the, Joe Arthur of Indianapolis will {meet Allen Hockett of Bowling Green, Ky.,, In a six-rounder in the Armory tomorrow night. The two middleweights were signed today, Promoter Forrest McKinney announced. Bunny Berrigan of Milwaukee will battle Spider Thomas of Indianapolis in one of the eightround wind-ups. They are featherweights, Clinton Bacon of Chicago and BIll Davis of Indianapo-
In that event in coming through
The left shoulder is under the
'10-Round Decision
PITTSBURGH, Pa., May 12—
last the other.
Sgro had Neal on the canvas for an eight-count in the second Ross-Ade Stadium
stanza and again in the fifth. To Get 5000 New Seats
LAFAYETTE, May 12 Purdue College Baseball University athletic officials today Hanover 10, DeP |announced plans to add 5000
Notre Dame 10, “Nort Bucknell 6, Muhjenb {permanent seats to make the
Georgetown 9, Te emple $ (10 innings).
western 8.
|Ross-Ade football stadium ca-
(frm, 13, Yale ote &. | pacity 52,000. Holy ‘Cross. 6. Harvard 1. | Athletic Director Guy Mackey Princeton 4, Cornell 3. {said 30 rows of seats would be rr {added as an upward extension of College Golf {the west side of the present sta-
|atum eliminating the wooden
$, Coleat ‘bleachers.
Learn how you can
WIN YOUR WINGS
with the U.S. Air Force
as to administer the preliminery qualifying examinations. Be sure to see him.
WHO CAN QUALIFY?
Po rr ed « :10.1. Ralph Tone? eam. L ith Sve Fins and one lows A ior » Sdn — 23. ax Caters 1 ul Sh 3 G3 Bkset Toll a Yard rd Dash: 51.8, Moe Nahmats | FE0Y * fiyatt Johnson, 725 Shelby St. or if le Hal :03, Courtney Gerrish (41 ~9538. . netan, ui Nike Mascara (Manual, | 'Solunar Table vat High “Hurditte: 15.5, Bob All [May nd Me A Fm of Sit tn oo ol UR 1 18 1R ls § seel Ya inch, Bud Jones 148 ar 1% 08 $20 a 0 ¥ 3 . : feet, 1 inch, Bats 15 nday % 88 10% 4:28 Renda 0: 40 p: 5:08 1 S:28 11: 5:45
. 3 inches, Tom Sad- |= Trursday it Ei js 11% inches, Court. |= — ed i Uhl AT1:334 (Washington. | ie Relay—3:34.6 (Manual, 1047),
The Field
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U.S. Army and U. 5. Air Force Recruifing Siation 342 Massachusofts Avonwe
lis, light heavyweights, will be in|.
IFirst Preakness Workout Today
* {Pimlico in preparation for Sat-|
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Track Honors
Book Chitwood at Midget Speedway
the 16th Street
22 stunt drivers, The entourage includes drivers
Derby Winner
BALTIMORE, May 12 (UP)—| The contenders in the 1949 edi-| tion of the Preakness Stakes get
their first 1 workout ‘tod at gi otel cars will race, smash and
crash. The show will feature an auto urday’s big race. {jump at more than 100 feet over Eight horses expected to runithe top of another car racing befor: the Black-eyed Susans and low. Also offered are the familiar the added $75,000 were scheduled daredevil stunts of crashing for workouts. None of the five speeding cars through flaming Derby runners worked out since walls, racing over inclined ramps arriving in Baltimore, . jand criss-crossing cars in midPonder, winner of the Churchill air. Downs classic, made a brief ap- Chitwood is already slated to pearance on the track yesterday drive the Ervin Wolfe Kurtis
Joie Chitwood will appear at!f on May 18 and 19 with a show of !
Gets "Lite Backing [from the Sormer Lucky Teter||
Chitwood will present 27 high!' events in which the latest 4
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but merely walked around the/Kmaft in the 500-Mile Race. ioval under the watchful eyes of AT Trammer Jimmy Jones and then | vamished back into his stable, to the disappointment of the rail-| birds. { Many Ignore Ponder The surprising thing so far is! the lack of support for Ponder, | which came from behind to win the Run for the Roses. It may be, wishful thinking on the part of fans who are tired of seeing Calu-|
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Yaver Girls Roll 2523 at Columbus
Times Special COLUMBUS, O,, May 12--The Yaver's Men Shop quintet of Indianapolis yesterday rolled a 2523 International Bowling Congress here. The total was well out of the leader list but high enough to garner the team a slice of the prize money. The Hoosiers started slowly with 815 but got better adding {games of 841 and 867. Patty
the | iriebecik was high for the team
getting 621 on games of 194, 184,
; |and 243.
The Hoosiers’ opponents on the; alley were the Gears by Eenterprise team of Detroit who rolled | a 2786 to grab the lead on the Gears keglers unseated of - Chicago with games of 983, high for the tourney and 867. CGertrude Rhodes .... Margaret Skelton .... Era wi Early .. va Williamson . 'atty Btriebeck . Totals
137 187 Is
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‘Butler Beats Wabash In Tennis Match
Times State Service
21st day of the tournament. The the Kathryn Hormones Cream team
so far, 926
CRAWFORDSVILLE, May 12 --~Winnning three singles matches and one doubles match, the But-
imet's devil's red in the winner's { circle, but they may send Capot to the post as the favorite, Quite a few horsemen would not be surprised if the Greentree Stable speedster, with jockey Ted | Atkinson back at the helm, halts Ponder’s bid for the triple crown | Saturday. They feel that over the shorter Preakness course, Capot | will be able to stand off the stretch bid of Calumet’s surpris-| ing colt, and point out that Capot | established a new track record at) imlico last fall. Another school of thought among the checkered-coat gentry feels that all this is highly irrele- | vant and is riding along with Pal-| {estinian, chiefly because Eddie | (Banana Nose) Arcaro will be | plloting the Isidore Bieber e the Isidore Bieber entry. |
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53 | Irish, executive vice president of| A BEAR "FOR WEAR ; the Madison Square Garden| DIVISION @F UNITED STATES Corp., hoped to complete arrange-| sUBBER 00.
ments today for the purchase of Tournament of Champions, Inc, a rival boxing organization. The purchase would be made by “Operation X,” a new boxing] subsidiary representing the Gar-
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