Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 May 1949 — Page 19

00! was top 1f match at * eating Ans" id blanking derson” ‘180 ~ to-45. Devil Pete

was paying the big Dodger righthander a nice dividend today.

* nella, trying to sharpen his con- Staged the biggest scoring inning where he wanted it.

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Control Drill Pay ys Off As Ralph On Wins Seventh Without Loss

Pirates Fall for Dodgers’ 7th Victory

Of Western Trip; Brecheen Halts Braves By: CARL LUNDQUIST, United Press Sports Writer NEW YORK, May 25—The many wearying moments Ralph Branca spent throwing a baseball at four pieces of string this spring

Branca was intrigued with the simple-device at the club's Vero Beach, Fa., training base. It consisted of a frame of strings that formed an outline of the strike zone. He put in extra hours with Catcher Roy Campa-

of“the major league season, getting 10 runs in the fifth on four That was particularly : (hits, two walks and three errors

rtant to Branca, who has as 2% they crushed the sad St. Louis Dn atall™ ae any pitcher in|Browns, 13 to 3. the National League. For he also| Yogi Berra got a three-run has a little black book on the op-|homer sin the big inning and position hitters, and he knows| Bobby Brown earlier got one good pretty well just what they like for two tallies. Vic Raschi

trol, fying to {HOW the ball Just

Tech Closes on NCC Basehall Title

Koehler's 3-Bagger Breaks Tie for 4.2 Win "Over Logansport

Tech's Greenclads were prac tically assured of the North Central Conference high school baseball title today after yesterday's 4 to 2 victory over Logansport here. Charlie Koehler's sixth inning three-bagger scored Don Jarvis to break a two-all tie and then | Koehler scored on a long outfield run fly by Harold Updike, just for insurance, port had tied the game

in the

and what they don’t. Also he was!pitched four-hit’ ball to win his anxious to curb a tendency to- sixth game, Stan Spence getting] ward wildness, toward putting the big blow off him, a two-run’ vital runners on base in tight homer. ball games. | The Red Sox, battling uphill] Many times he would shoot forall the way. defeated the Tigers, *10 in a row” in the strike zone '8 to 7, when Bobby Doerr hit a and he would crack to bystand- two-run single in the 10th after ers—"“all of 'em strikes—if they Detroit had scored once in its weren't home runs.” half. The Tigers also made two Last night in Pittsburgh h 8s in the ninth to tie the score won his seventh game without a after blowing an earlier lead. defeat, 8 to 1, effectively distrib-|Doerr also hit a homer as did uting nine hits to remain the top Ted Williams for Boston and pitcher in the major Some, A rookie ® Johnny Groth for De Groth for Detroit. though he walked

he was seldom in a Hore! bore down brilliantly with men ant # es base.

. Two Homers for Robinson *

twice on three hits in the first.. | Sophomore Bill Shannon was jcredited with the victory, reliev-| {ing Gene Nash in the fifth. i Ee in A aby in the} NCC without a loss. Shortridge Wins Shortridge boosted its record to 13 and 4 yesterday as they blasted Crispus Attucks at Riverside, 10 to 5. It was Pete Kappus' second victory in as many days.

a third innings. Attucks Second Baseman

Wwil-| Davis both hit for the route.

p. m. tomorrow at Riverside.

third after Tech scored §

Bennie Jacobson will be wheeling his Offy in an all-star | field Friday night at the In dianapolis Speedrome. Jacob- | son's car carries the number 36,

Their Showing Against

Six Errors Mark 8-2 Loss to Loop-Leading

Milwaukee as Tiny Pete Fox Baffles Locals

By ASH, Times Sports Editor s, the Indianapolis Indians’ traditional

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“the Pirates lost, the Indians has and New Orleans lost. That's another one for the book.”

Indians Hope to Improve on

Brasore: Tribe Box Score

cash! Against the American Associa Hons western clubs in the current home stand, the Indians got no better than an even break, winning four and losing four, Still in Good Position But they still are in a Position

Last night, however, the customers probably would have jumped at the chance to pay to

get out. Held to Six Hits The Indians played miserable baseball, made six errors and were held to six scattered hits asito overcome the ' leaders. the league-leading Milwaukee|Tri fourth, are Brewers won, 8 to 2, for two in a/only two ‘and a half games be row, hind the pacesetting Brewers, one- | The defeat cost the Tribesters half game behind third-place ithird piace in the American Asso{ciation race and they were dwell{ing on the fourth rung today as {Minneapolis won at Columbus and,

half behind second-place 8t. Paul. The Indians still have games to play during the current

jof the future, son and Blue Devil Center Fielder Chitwood Jr. will make another dians made four errors, three

‘appearance with his “dad's” Shortridge meets Tech at 3:30 Daredevils Friday day’ nights at the W, 16th St. Howe dropped Warren Central's ypiqget Speedway.

Joie Chitwood Jr. He relieved Turner atter two and| 10 Ride in Dad's Act

America’s champion daredevi

probably does not contain a rec-| {drew him to save his arm,

who i | Warriors, 7 to 1, as Pitcher Stan-| ord of a similar horror” inning! Four Tribe Double Plays Base Rits--Turner 4, 3 Satie Bobinavn ind) 8 making Receive Awards ley whiffed the ball past 13 men. The Savant auto and moter} A crowd of 3685 looked on in| The Indians made four double pam hans 4, Conway 1. Cotpahy player ~ honors, smashed two : Warren Centrals score didn't! Hib s ning Frogtan, : Ay A] dismay as the Tribesters got rat- plays and had the opportunity to Home Ru Atel’ 4 Yoraer 3 xin and a single to driv Letters, sweaters and other|come until the seventh as Rose-| nighta o'clac tied ‘and “blew” their kite. complete three more. Three of |bernander Peters orn » Conway 3 homers and a single to drive in will be the daredevils’ last ap-| «ye ” four mins while Duke Snider got/awards were to be. presented to- meyer tallied on an SYEHbIyw, pearance here this year lone x 4 $ YougH Jight Jd Vie I ali were on po-| Stelen, B SA dir, Borg re % four hits and Spider Jorgemsen|day to Manual High School's Legansvert Tee : - {Presiden an 4 nney, ten ouble-play Ss. Casainl 3, Ricard 3, Te three. spring sports athletes, during a|joraan rt AS 5 3 A en riy.ss " ! : : on. Runs Dated in—Ralph 3, Fleck One Tribe double play was a secutive errors, there was a MilA master veteran, Harry Bre-|banquet at nogn in the school/Thom's’ 3 1 8 iiNash.p- 9 vis 3, Wilson 2, Oldha dandy. In the sixth inning, with|waukee oddity in the sixth inning. choen, and a crafty rookie, Joba cutters, Ber {ERT | HR Ean Colonel Hurler [i futr'o/ hs Bilt "St Sv" 0 UH Antonelli, battled bitterly in a e Menges Award for the most| gyi hier. rt olin nson,’ Giles RE te aa in ri | 6 y n on Nic en's fumble and when great duel of southpaws at St.|valuable basebdll player was won(Berntir 1 § § 8 Goalkeih 3 1 § 8 Eller to Raion, Lieh on bases-Shoriridse Sets ‘Fan’ Record [ied out to Tom Saffell in center Ktten made & wild throw to the Louis and Brecheen was returned by Claude Neely, who also re-Younze 3 11 § Shannoi.p 38 1 Hie T Base on balls—Off Turner J Br United Pre field and Saffell's line throw to pitcher covering first a Tribe runthe winner over the Braves, 3 to 1,/ceived a gold baseball for three Whith'dp 3 0 23 1 Kappes 2. Davis 3. Rogers 3. Hits—Ofi| A New record was Written into| Catcher Earl Turner nailed (ilee-| ner scored from second, making on the margin of Stan Musial’s|years of service with the diamond Totals 3418 Totals 31 831 3 in Ihe ‘tnniows. off Dard a 3 inner he American Association hooks son at the plate trying to score/it a double error on Etten. two-run homer in the fifth. (squad. Dave Coppage also was/¥eth™"™ "i S808 0-1 4 4 BME Dene Keone "Umpires Wilt | Colonels ace lefthan SE aries the, catch. No Clutch Hitting A squeeze bunt by Ray Mueller|given a gold baseball. Errors—Kneisley, Hewitt. Wills, Jarvis, Glass and Marold Stout. Time—1:48. ’ e¢ Brewers departed town, Another oddity was the fact sent home Johnny Wyrostek in| Gold track shoes were annexed| Koehler. : Jom Morlarity, Nasi Tavis Rowe Warren Central MeDermott mr uck SUE 20 Datters Hating rather chesty. They /that the Indians’ two runs were the 11th with the winning run in|by Jack Roberts and Montel, 8 Koehler, Updike. Two f-MRe ARTS AIR the steond Same i ned the league lead while out not batted in. One scored on a a 4 to 3 decision for the Reds over|0'Conner, who have been mem. |= Kos oS dio th Yates—Kochler: "Mo: | Thaverit 3 8 1 § § § §|Paul. The Colonels won the night- on the road and think they have| wild pitch, the other on an error, the Phillies at Cincinnati. Wyros-|bers of the cinder squad for three port an Tech 6 Jgrans- Younesn id! 193 3cap, 3 after pping e the Indianapolis pennant threat, The Brewers have defeated the tek walked to become the first|years. 20 ieSiryck outeBy Nash 3. ghannon|DSICLES | 9 8 $33 j/openep dmb eliminated. - Indians four times in six clashes Cincinnati base runner since the Baseball linings: Shannon 1 in 255 innings, Win: 000 3210 The old record of 18 was set| ° «preqk Up the Brewers” this season, but the Redskins are fifth inning, then Ted Kluszewski, Torisr. oli Beit. Led" Bfingls *5ii | Whefesa: Umpires ~itansing: Sh Beh 343 1848n 1915 by Dave Danforth andi They won last night while Man- (of the opinion that Milwaukee, — § an who hed Bit an earlier home Tun, Sis CEA 4 iy Carl FHGSh: giner Time of Came 1:4 [East 38 8 18 giwas tied in 1934 by Archie Mc-lager Nick Cullop was ill and ab-|itke St. Paul, will crack up later. singled him to third, ¥' Nvers received n an Maer ortridge Attucks ghyes $8 3 o o 3|Kain. Both pitchers were former gent from the ball park, George| But this writer gives the Brewon the varsity team as a freshman.) AB HOA H 9 A! Paenzi.c 30 9S Louisville players Chipman Tames Giants eg Mashew Ty Bhi 3 2 3 likeaandy’ 57 3 jotavievy 3001 In other AA ga last t Detore. § former Indian, waa Acie tra plenty Of erellit. They same SAL. JIE Mayhew, Bob Fothast. Donfonmeran : 3 3 Hishniels 2133 so ord moma 1 OLBEP games last night, ing pilot. in here for two crucial games and The Cubs got five-hit pitching bon" ices. “Harold 7 Bayid “Brent | Reihin 4 1 § 8 Bcooket 1 3 3 ol, Totals 36 621 3 Totals 37 818 #Chuck Workman led the Minne-| Last night, in addition to the/won both, after the Indians had Jom 1any Sob Chipwiaki WED ger 2 Chane Jones yi on Birt 3 ie Oldham if 3 13 $ Hows." Ee = = 43 si spolis Binion to : 157 yistory oddity of the Indians making con-' won four straight. tout, r 1 8 0iJohnsn, 3b 1. 1 Errors—Stanley, e, eet 2. c- {OV A or, Ld ’ Sweaters—Jim i locks efekerc 4 1 8 0! Crowec 3 0 4 1|Clintic, Bruhn. Runs—Rosemerer, Baker, cago. It was his third victory, Pran tA ess ooh he NE tye Youns ® 0 0 Logsdon. Patrick. Pirtle, Piers, Daugn- nered two homers as the Millers . { tartin - _Gahi- | Kappes, ) ¢ or] G a but bs Seat ino starting sssign-|o do AE RK cot BRE, 108 Bae 14 8 0 Pind Rin Bel B RL ohaikea up 16 bia, Toledo out AT MAKES lard M hall hit h in th Elder Fo ml Burgess, Rich-| motels 311021 8 Totals 30 818 §|erty, Loesdon: Fa Leh ou rr WH YT KE ars omers e|ard Ronald ragham. ry. Hol-| kod to & a aren Conta 8 How Bare on bails |1edo. The Blues used three hurlers sn" st 33 te SOE | SRE tit hE SE Ci Ls EER LR PE DUR IY Cy) BER OWN ALE Walker's TVS Su homer in the|ard T Smit ‘Studebaker and Nor- (Attucks... « 904010 685 8 Campbell. Time ‘of same 1:40. tack, but Mike Ginsberg’s roundfourth gave Chipman all the mar- eshman’ swards—Bob line. Irs rs Sears. Fai awn — es tripper with one aboard in the : gin he needed. BEE ont Jamies Sih so ory Si at ly BEA College Track second started the onslaught. SO POPULAR ? 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