Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 May 1949 — Page 42

for second place,

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for various

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Grove, Field, Chicago, Ill; New Castle, Ind.; Dayton, OO; An.

the

Pa; Mt.

‘however, lost turning to his Muncie garage, he lustre, since Horn/began to experiment, and received larger and more|the yazzberry treatment from the onlookers, But he had the

games

lead

Workman leads in home runs ‘with 11, in total bases with 68 and runs batted in with 27, Jim Pendleton, St, Paul, is far ahead in stolen bases with 12, Kansas City, three triples the past week to take the top spot in that depart-

hit

Mel Queen, Indianapolis, paced league's pitchers five wins, no defeats. TEAM BATTING

with a

‘Hot Rod’ Ace of Muncie Promising Speedway Rookie

One of the leading prospects in a record batch of rookie drivers seeking victory in the Indianapolis “500” May 30th will be 31-year-old Dick Frazier, a will-of-the-wisp from Muncie, Ind. Although a newcomer to racing's top classic, Frazier is no neo: | week and other local teams will phyte behind the wheel, Undisputed king of the Midwest “hot-rods,’ '| e111 out the card on Saturday this ex-Hoosler farm boy probably has Won more races and held'pights more hot-rod records than any Ss gu driver in America. In his day and night tour of the hot rod circuit, Dick has taken on all comers and at one time held every track record at ovals throughout the Middle West. At the present time, wrecker” holds 20 speed crowns distances, one world record, all of which have been compiled at tracks in| Winchester, Ind.; Milwaukee, Wis.;| Soldier's Lawn,

“record|

including|

the high banked, oval which is confidently billed as| “the « fastest half-mile banked track in the world” is probably the scene of Dick's greatest triHe hold every speed record at the track, which is located less than 20 miles from his home in Muncie, and is the spot| where he set the world mark of|1042 as a member of the Mutual ory 19 minutes and 31 seconds for Auto Racing Association, the mid-| oR B50 laps in his hot rod in 1948, ' No driver has ever traveled in Any type of car as such a pace crown for a second time when he| “i; on a one-half mile track before garnered the 1945 diadem.

to turn in the

National League Ed Kazak, Cardinal rookie infielder, moved into the top spot in National League batting the past through Thursday. He posted a .371 mark and Al (Red) Schoendienst, Cardinal teammate, moved from fifth to second by hitting for a .367 average.

Dodgers, clung to his leadership in runs batted in with 20. Richie Ashburn, Phillies, topped the circuit in total hits with 34. Willie Jones, Phillies, Isl in doubles with 10 and Roy 8malley, Cubs, in triples with four. Three were tied with four stolen bases, Whitey Lockman, Glants; Jackle Robinson, Dodgers, and Earl Torgeson, Braves, Ralph Branca, Dodgers, topped the pitching records with five; wins and no losses,

: Kazak Grabs Senior Loop Lead; "Grady Wilson Slips to 2d In AA

a . American Association

. Chuck Workman, veteran Min_Mmeapolis outfielder, retained his new lease on baseball life by 4 + Jumping into the American Assoi ciation batting lead the past «week, according to statistics compiled by the Howe News Bureau, Chicago, through Wednesday night. Workman wrested the from Grady Wilson, Indianapolis, ‘with an average of .390. The Hoosier pastimer slipped to .379

|American League

Averages compiled in American League games taay afternoons aa disclose we includin, ames/that Dale Mitchell, ks B or still is out in front in batting at 415. Dick Kryhoski, Yankee rookie up from Kansas City, jumped from fifth place to second at .373, while Dom DiMaggio, Red Sox,

Stephens, Red Sox, was out front fn homers with eight. Ted WilHams, Red Sox, led in runs batted in with 26. Ed Lopat, Yankees, and Bill wight, White 8ox, pitchers, each with and no defeats. : The White Sox tied a major league record on May 11 when they scored against Boston. They did not bat

n the ninth.

TEAM BATTING

Dick Frazier

west hot rod racing league, and lbecame the only driver to win the

' guffaw when he

in/plle up the victories in 108.

Em-Roe Leagues

Open Tomorrow The Em-Roe Night Softball

| Leagues will open {tomorrow night in Stadium,

against

| squads.

|day schedule:

TP M.- | Merchanis: 8:15

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‘ND Trackmen

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before a crowd of

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109 8. Capitol Ave.

in every

Games are scheduled for Monday through Friday each

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Whitacre

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On Easy Terms

ADAMS E STATION |

ThursCleveland,

Sid Gordon, Giants, maintained his home lead with seven and beig to third place with a .365 still was out in front in total Gus Zernial, White Sox, led in bases with 60. Ray Campanella, dooms hh 10, and Wem!)

paced the three wins

their season Beech Grove

inning]

182 went the distance for the Oflers

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

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The second Indianapals YMCA foam to win a sale senior championship is his group of local swimmers. Left fo right they are (front row) David Gunyon, Dick Millikan, Terry Goodwin, and John Stephenson; (middle row) Bill Frederick, Joe Duggan, Stanley Malkemus, and Ivan Chalfie; (back row) f Pang, Dick Denson, and George Madera. Dick Frazier was absent when picture was taken,

ing Own In Major League

1949 State Senior YMCA Swimming Champions

Leaders at the

three for four.

and gave up eight hits. The;

George Coffman won his own ball game for the Naval Ordnance as they. won 10 to 8 over Stout Field. Coffman gave up 12|, hits on the rubber but punched out a homer and two singles to drive in five runs. :

Spartan Tennis Squad IP Downs Notre Dame, 7-2 ©

Times State Service p=

The Independent League's Mon-|

1heater VS. «Meyers | and Die,

Edge

Missouri, 67 to 64

isl May 14

{Notre Dame tracketers nosed out | University of Missouri track and|SWitch several times in the two |field men, 67 to 64, here today Feémaining sets before they It was! reached thelr g- 4 and 6- 3 3 margins, the first outdoor meet in history! | between the two schools.

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Unc Grade School Relays

NOTRE DAME, Ind. — The| Notre Dame tennis team Powe cai {to Michigan State by a 7 to 2

~Moran iectric va. 8 yhomtrn COTE today on the Notre Dame

| courts, fh Le 1 Feature match was the doubles BIG between Boh David and Gene| xenned | Bittner of the Irish and Bob Ritadiug ARF NG. 1 oo.

| Michigan State, in which the | Spartans won after dropping the, ~|first set and seeing the lea ad|™"

Deaf School Wins

The Indiana Deaf School cap-

smith tured the second annual Wash-

bog ngton ‘Township Grade School

tie. Relays yesterday at Broad Rip-

rP The victors built up a 31-point lead over their nearest competitor

Smilin” (ND); Behuster | {to win the meet with 75 points. Murphy | Other team scores were:

John 44, Warren Central 22 2/5, Nora 20%, Crooked Creek

i wi gfe prem DIY ald {13 2/5, Carmel 9, and Lawrence rs mon on: aus an Coin ioe pot Lt Ra ET SER et Sah SR a Ju ational Domine 1047, vl wien! issour. 3113. Ali Ll [of Indiana Deaf School. Piet nis pent do Caliorna, whee beg DUNLOP 3 SHUFFLEBOARDS engine in a tubular chassis. Re- TIRES — TUBES While They Last

each * Slightly Used But In Excellent Condition

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Mallory Only Unbeaten Club in Saturday Loop

Capitol Oil 11. Base on balls—O

Naval Be ated .

’

P. R. Mallory today was the only undefeated team in the Manufacturers’ League of the Indianapolis Amateur Baseball Association after thumping the Allison Jets, 25 to 4, at Riverside No, 2 yesterday. Mallory had three big innings to compile their huge total. They marked five runs in the first, seven in the fourth, one in the fifth, five in the seventh and two in the ninth on a total of 20 hits. plate were; .

n and George Butler, Ap Ki A Capitol Ol nual track championship to be Hal Jo five for ih 3 3 3 35 apie. 8 3 s 1 4 settled next week-end. Pitchers Harry Fitch and Jim $99 9Yettichab 4 1 923 Perhaps less than two points Clainer ‘held the Jets to four i 18 wise = 4 $1 o| will separate Jee Jijnes ant the safeties. i 3 4 Lola: ollar, Jb 1 36 g runner up qua , an 358 ea Bougton Brcprators a 0ge2\ BES, 3 £ BER, £1 DOs Mics sn oe Sa past the DeWo ews nine, 100 , 1000 ; was easily possible. The Buckeyes a ge gh Totals ii Totals 33 821 7|are defending. champions. seven hits in six and one-third|E. C Atkins ............. i 11 010— 81 The best performances outdoo innings. glrTons — Viewesh, LT JFiiichard, by individuals in the conferenc Blazer also did a'good job at Kaiser, Krier, Shaw, Smith, Poole, | this year, however, indicated that the plate with three for ihree Hine bacled’ in-pritanard: Sean (only one Tecord Was nearly sure y ding at the plate for| Williams 3, Yeftic oore utrum, . y ao nung Bill Alford with More. Loar. Siegemoler, "Thtos-base Bit 4:10.8 set in 1936 by Don Lash of three for five and Ed Dillard with | —Kriner, Home run—Smith, Stolen bases| Indiana, probably will be beaten

Smith 5, Mercer 2, Price 1, Stegemoller 3. Boughtons trailed by one run Struck out—B Sith 2 Mercer 3, Price until the seventh when they drove Ihnings. Smith 3 in 3% Innings: Merce 3 : nnings, in two to take the lead. dN I ee rar (williams) Capitol Oil downed E, C. Atkins! Mercer | (Wyss). it, 4 tober Steger mit ioher: 9 to 5. Earl Stegemoller, former Losing ie Sitcher oF alr mpires—Mil er and Ben Davis High School hurler, Ecker bmn Tao 100 013-812 1

002 03x10 10.4 Burg, Cecarle it ey: Coffman and

4 2/ be held in 12 events Saturday.

James. Atkins club used four pitchers Alison 3 fess fieers a 200 20 -—- 2 3 and allowed eight hits. pitch. Cl Qlainer and Yanovitch; Kearns,

AMATEUR STANDINGS

MANUFACTURERS YT

Mallory ..

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CITY LEAGUE

Moore Mortuaries vs.

Command—Riverside | niversids No.

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Riverside No. 3.

{ Fleischmann and Bob Malaga of —Riverside No

—Riverside

Jagies Lodge vs.

ndiana Bate Farm vs. Union Printers

SIX LEAGUE an vs. Fall Creek Athletics Backs Used Cars impson Studios vs. Kirshbaum Center ae Star Lunch—Ellen-

ND Golfers Trounce St. Ambrose, 41 to 4

Times State Service

SOUTH BEND

, May 14-—Led {by S8ophomore Tom Veech's blistering five under par 66, Notre Dame's golf team handed 8t. Ambrose} College of Davenport, Towa, a 41 to 4 defeat on the Notre Dame links this afternoon. Three Irish golfers fired sub par rounds during the match, while four others equaled par.

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Washington

1.| Tun, shot put, ‘broad jump, 100-

0 1 1 1 : 3 1333 | 3 333119-to-0 shutout over Glenwood 3

Capitol OflaDewoif Nos > Boughton Excavating

Continental Air or ‘Belmont Blues— Meat Cutters vs. Perris Food Markets—

Hot Fight for Big 9 Track Title Seen

CHICAGO, May 14 (UP)—A bitter four-team battle between Ohio State, Wisconsin, Michigan and Minnesota appeared probable today for the Big Nine’'s 49th an-

by Don Gehrmann of Wisconsin.

western Friday

yard dash, 120-yard high hurdles, discus, 880-yard run, 220-yard dash and 220- yard low hurdles scheduled for Friday. Finals will

Park School Hurler

Twirls One-Hitter Bill Cline, a left-handed senior, {had his “dream game” spoiled by |a sixth-inning single yesterday | but led his Park School team to a

the panfish—jus servation officer drifts around. It's also a good idea to have your fishing license handy unless your looks will put you in the “under I Tuesday 18-year-old” group which is not 18 Wed required to have a license or veteran permit.

The meet will be held at North9 and Saturday gs. | with Preliminaries in the 44G-yard

It's another month until you artillery and go after those black

game species along

t in case a con-

Wise Fisherman Will Keep License And Stick to Panfish Until June 16

By MARC G. WAGGENER

are protected by a closed season for another four and a In the Mmeantine is it's bluegills with trout on your fishing sure, too, that you don’t get careless about mixing a bass in

Solunar Table

Grief Awaits Angler | If Bass Gets on Hook Before Season Oper

anglers can unlimber bass and other

and panfish, cats ment.

Re-opening of the bass season! on the morning of Thursday, June 16, will draw hundreds of anglers to their favorite lakes and streams, but the crowds will be small in comparison to those of past years when the closed season applied to all game fish,

Weather Aids: Anglers

Almost ideal weather conditions have prevailed for fishing the past few days and the anglers have been taking full advantage of the extra hour of daylight after work. Streams have been clear and lower, in fact some of them are getting too low and the fish have been collecting in the deeper pools. Generally, the catch has not been as good the past week as it was the week before, as reflected in reports from over the state.

What About Fishing?

Spend a few hours around a bunch of anglers and you'll have all kinds of ideas about the fishing in Indiana waters, Some of ‘them prefer to take their chances on getting a “mess” of fish in the “home” waters. Others droll about the fishing in Canada, Minnesota and other areas where the lakes and streams are just beginning to be subjected to the fishing pressure that Hoosier waters have had for years. You'll hear bitter words about stream pollution being responsible for some angler’s empty stringer; a demand: that the Conservation Department produce and plant more fish. Then there’ll be an argument over planting fingerlings or holding them over until they Ske legal length before releasing em.

Debate Research

Then some angler will bring up the report by research workers indicating that at least some Hoosier streams, lakes and pits are overstocked with fish from the standpoint of the food supply aviilable. That's good for: another half-hour's debate. But, you won't get any argu-

or a closed season on all game species during the breeding sea son? ; ‘ 1

Here's Your Chance

If you have anything to'say for or against Indiana's fishing; if you have any suggestions on how the fishing can be improved in your locality now and in the coming years—take a few minutes to write down your ideas and mail them to Outdoors, The Indianapolis Times, 214 W. Maryland St., Indianapolis. Don't forget to give your name and address.

Tear-Jerking Fish ‘Story Practically every true fisher man has a heartbreaking story to tell, but the prize in that vein should go to Judge Wilbur Royce of the Appellate Court.

Recently the Judge journeyed to the Tippecanoe River near Monticello, bent on catching some channel cats. He succeeded in hooking three of them along with a three and a quarter pound sucker. The heartbreaker? Well in less than one hour the judge also hooked four bass each. ranging from 14 to 19 inches in length. And it just about broke his heart to throw them back. You see the bass season doésn’t open until June 186,

I Sy

” § Where Photography Is Not a Side Line

TY fi CAR AI Ct tps,

ment as to whether the fishing’s as good today as it was 10 or 20

say, and reel off stories about the!

or 30 years ago. It is not, they |

strings of fish they caught with a| cane pole and a can of worms in the barefoot-boy days.

Some Don't Care

Occasionally you run into one of those rare souls who likes to go fishing but doesn’t care whether he catches anything. He will maintain that he gets a thrill out of being outdoors and testing his skill in laying the plug or fly just where he wants it to go.

. d ~Nelson. Winn ple] er—Clark, Umplres— man. Time of game—3: 48, Ts

Lake Forest Netmen

Defeat DePauw, 6-2 LAKE FOREST, Ill.

Pauw had beaten the Foresters,

Ted Broecker, Forester’s No. 1 man, won his ninth singles match out of 11, beating Bob Bastian of Indianapolis, 6-3, 6-2.

Hawkeye Golfers Down IU, 14%-12%

To State Service

to Iowa, 14% to 12% today.

and a 69 ‘for 139 total.

$2 $3 SPORTING

GOODS Ll. 3446

1 ine. Losing es Arnont and Lor-

May 14 (UP)—Lake Forest College’ 8 tennis team gained revenge, defeating DePauw University, 6-2, at Lake Forest today. Earlier, De-

BLOOMINGTON, May 14-—In-diana’s golfers suffered their second defeat of the season, bowing|

Low score for the day was marked up by Iowa's Willard| Carlson, who put together a 70

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by taking 3-0 leads in their re spective series. In other second-round series, Czechoslovakia led England, 2-0; Hungary led Belgium, 2-0,. and Egypt and Chile were tied, 1-1. For the Czech team at Wimbledon, the squad that is favored to win the European zone, famed southpaw Jaroslav Drobny and Vliadimer Cernik scored singles

tram, England's best, and Cernik followed with a 6-3, 2-6, 6-4, 6-4 victory over Geoff Paish.

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