Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 August 1949 — Page 6

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Pirates Could Cost Ca ‘RAF Hero . She Wears State Net Crown Bees Hp On Tumesa

Ex-Pilot's Ba Heartens Underdog

Set to Try

“oo. MAMARONECK, N. Y.. Aug. 204 (UP)—Ronnie White, English Air ‘Force hero, heartened an underdog British Walker Cup golf team today by going 2-up on Willie Turnesa, U. 8. National Amateur ‘ champion, at the half-way mark in their 36-hole battle at Winged Foot Country Club, : White and Turnesa teed off first today as the two-day International competition was being completed with eight singles matches. The U. 8 team took a two-point lead yesterday by winning three of four Scotch foursome matches. © The United States, winner of 10 of the previous 11 meetings; was: an overwhelming favorite to conquer the invaders, but White showed the courage and determination of the Britons by charging to his lead over the brilliant Turnesa. ....The former British fighter pilot fired a two -over-par 40-34-74, which gave him his 2-up lead over Turnesa at the end of 18. Turnesa battled him even on the front nine, with a matching 40, but returned in 3§ for a 76, White came from 1-down at the 13th - hole with three birdies on pin- Miss Louanna Early . . . Indiana State splitting approaches which put] tennis champion.

os nis o fous» Louanna Early Caphures State Singles Tennis Title

. ‘Frank Btrdnahan of Toledo apDowns Pat Stewart in Straight Sets;

péared moving toward revenge Lewis Pulls Upset in Men's Division

over big Max McCready of Belfast, Ireland, who wrested the ~ British Amateur championship from him last spring. Louanna Early got her revenge yesterday and at a time when! it really counted. She became Indiana Women’s Singles Tennis champion by defeating Pat Stewart In straight sets. Earlier in the season, the 14-year-old Pat Stewart had defeated her twice,

Times Special 1 KANSAS CITY, Aug.

of layoff as the game for last night with the

The layoff let the

the Louisville Colonels, is in second spot, three off the pace.

some more ground on t night double-header,

ber for the Indians. = will

will“ be “after his first {dian uniform. | Bob Malloy, who has

last night

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mound assignment. 4

In Swimming

At the half-way mark, Stranahan was 1-up over the Irishman. Stranahan came through with a one-over-par 38-35-73, while MecCready had a 38-36-74, Miss Early won her title, 8-6 and 6-1. wn . In the opening set Miss Stewart extended the champion by playing an aggressive game at the —— ———————————— |

McCready went 1-up on the out net, But the second session saw | . her forced out of position with ap wimmer S

nine, but -Stranahan evened the Times Special Miss Early driving the ball back!

match by birdying the ninth hole. SAN ANTONIO, Tex

,Coming home, Stranahan went 2up, but his lead was cut to the half-way margin when he bogeyed the 15th.

The other pairings for today’s 36-hole matches over the Winged Foot golf club's west course were: Jimmy Bryen of Cork, Ireland, ex-British amateur champ vs. Robert Riegel of Tulsa, Okla., exAmerican amateur champ. Joe Carr of Dublin, veteran

1 | title back to the

points to six after the game had! been deuced three times. | In the men's division, Dale! Lewis, Bloomington, pulled an upset when he defeated top-| seeded Murray Dulberger in the)

Team Breaks 4 Records at AAU Meet

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 20 (UP)

{Hawaiian medley ace, {record ‘for the distance

|-~Japan’s phenomenal swimmers J°3n Lutyens,

Cecil Ewing of County Mayo, Ireland, who approaching 40, is the oldest the British invaders vs. Charlie Coe, 25, Oklahoma City, youngest American

In other quarter-finals matches, |) i Civde Akard ousted Ear Otey, lt World mark in the 800-meter| but" #-1ook-him hres overtime freestyle with a clocking of 8:45.4. sets before: he could do it. The Furuhashi's feat on the closing {scores were 8-8, 5-7, and 8-6; Wil-| Rig 2 ot the four-day Pe roe Style relay was won by ‘competitor. ta . __{bur_Schumacher defeated Ralph D¥.the Japs. during ro rat | Club of Chicago in 11 Kenneth Thom of London, who Linder 6-3 and 8-6 and Art Linney, won five of the six ea i” went to the Semi-finals of the defeated Bob Bastian 6-4 and] entered British Amateur last spring Ya. 7-5 | The only event

Schaffner,

In which the gq. 10d second.

best the invaders could do was a fourth. lengen .| The star of the meet, of course, wag the brilliant Furuhashi who night,

Charley Kocsis of Detroit, who! was reinstated as an amateur three years ago after serving as

ine HAWKINS, ; Fiaved De 0-3. §

on 00 Voe. Bas Bastian defeated King-Zek |

Carol Pence.

Zekes, 6-1, Light-Boyer defeated Behrman-Radle, <9, 6-5 idefauit)

em of Kent, Eng-is vi, SO Birr Burns vs. Bickew-ven records ‘and participated Inthe tional Junior mile: Ri

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land, former English titleholder gs}, beismn vs. Jim McHale of Philadelphia— also a reinstated amateur, In yesterday's play, the Brit-! ish took one of the four Scotch matches when their Ronnie White and Joe Carr upset Tur.

breaking of another. On their way

~~! {s-Likely vs. Light-Boyer: Fr Bourke-Langenbacker;

Linfie-Malles,

3 Akal

IU Harriers Set Meets

{toppled numerous American and| +AAU records that have stood for Barbara years.

Jungclaus

Y as

Desa and Billows, 3 and 2. Pk wat ocd a diana University will take partiagnd national marks in the 300- breast stroke. . Groth's ‘Wrist Broken in six meets this fall In addition meter individual ST. LOUIS, Aug. 20 (UP).Out.!0 8n’ intra-squad event which time of-3:53.7.

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field star Johnny Groth was lost Starts the season here Oct. 7, to the Detroit Tigers for at least iw sSHelen ony nchude: y et. 15, : 22, hres ay a 8 rac. linois; Oct. 20, Purdue; Nov. 4, Trapshooters ot Vandalia suffered the fracture in-a- collision indiana Intercollegiate meet at, VANDALIA, O., Aug. 20 (UP) . at firs base last night with Lafayette; Nov. 11. Big Nine meet’ Vic A. Reinders, a University Johnny Sullivan of the 8t. Louis Browns, -

relays with a

College Professor Leads

On 7 Hits Off

at Chicago. Nov. 21, NCAA meet of Wisconsin professor from Wau-| {at East Lansing, Mich:

By United Press /kesha, Wis... led the preliminary |

can Trapshoot here. {five pitchers. Reinders took the title yester-| day by smashin i

99 birds out of games, Louisville down 100 in a shoot-o

with Art David-| leading St. Paul 10 to 4

{perfect tallies in | event.

1100 in the shoot-off.

the original

| pitcher, NATIONAL LEAGUE [Pueher, Haste

| SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y,, |Aug. 20 (UP)-~H. W. Gellins, rac{ing enthusiast from Portland,

; Major League Leaders

By United Press NATIONAL LEAGUE

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Indians, Blues

Again Tonight

- Attempt to Play . Tribe Gains on Saints|

Indianapolis Indians\and the Kansas City Blues are slated to play a double-header here tonight. Old man weather gave the Indians their second consecutive day

postponed ause of wet grounds,

gain a half-game on the St. Paul Saints who were defeated, 10-4, by

The Indians will try to

4 {will have the bad wing treated - : {by Dr. Bob Bauman, Browns’ spe-| Open women's singles |cialist. Malloy is scheduled to re-| {join the Indians at Milwaukee {Monday night and may draw the!

former Indian-,

20 — The

scheduled Blues was

Tribesters

The Tribe full games he league-

leading Saints tonight in the twiMel Queen and Elmer Riddle will toe the rub-|

The: Blues

send Dave Madison and Frank Hiller to the mound. ; Queen will be seeking his 18th victory of the season while Riddle |

in-an-in-f |

been suf-/

|fering with a sore arm, left for|

where he | |

Hawaiians Lead ©

Meet

Local Girls Take 1st, 2d in Mile

» Aug. 20

Coach Soichi Sakamoto’s swim-| The day being tendered him by| ‘ming team was off to a flying!the Yankees is unique in that no |start in their campaign to take other rival baseball official has| the first National Women’s team ever been so honored in New|

Hawaiian!

beyond her reach. 3 8 : | Islands. | Miss Stewart only one «ory 8))-Meter Mark Thelma Kalama won the 110-] fn the final set. She ‘won eight! : : jyare free style event here. last,

Inight in a close race with Jackie |Lavine. Evelyn Kawamoto, thei ve field or off.

won the

|330-yard event, setting a new

at 4:275.

{Thelma Kalama and Catherine You stop to consider that 20 years Kleinschmidt to win the mile ago he was running a club desevent. Her time was 24:36.2. Sue tined to win the American League Baseball 15-year-old Riviera pennant three years running. |swimmer, finished second. | | The National Junior 880-free!

Walker Cup r vs. Johnn 8 | Dawson of Eee Cal, n_ garters. Lawie needed only topped off the greatest record: | Polls, Riviers Club swimmer. At 46 is the oldest member of|from the tourney, winning 6-40 eucns, assault in sions) ; | America man team, and 6-1. Hironoshin Furuhashl lowered

the Town | 49.5. The,

Riviera Club team “made up of HONS, {Jane Owen, Sally Bowers, Flor{ence Redding and Linda Woods,

f mate git Re LIcARS ii BY RA Ee py Ho : against the Orientals was In the; “S00 qualified for the rtd io Awy RTE BOY pracktesen TO0meter event where Bob Gibe fi Ta i ire 00 GaN a A on of Norwich, England, who is the| 2A of ‘Detroit came in first, and Ld ihe 330.2 medley and baby of the British ‘eam vs.!!§ u's

‘ahead of Olympic ace on them. :

In the events slated for to- h ; Miss Tinda Woods will current crew of Athletics, “and 1/the suspension. personally smashed three World: swim. inthe finals of the Na- am. sure. these players will form,

viera will

{swim a team composed of Mari3 thels wa to the Wold Iva Weigand, Barbara Fadley, Sue| marks, the Japanese aces also Schaff | P Senaline: 204 Jane oven in the pilot more than queries regarding and Miss | his retirement. : . Joe Verdeur of Atlantic! Woods will compete in the back! BLOOMINGTON, Aug. 20 (UP) |Cjty, N. J, also came in for some stroke event and Sally Bowers he replies. “I'll quit whem I no ob The cross-country squad of In- attention as he cracked the AAU will be entered in the 220-yard

Brewers Win, 13-1,

Hens

Milwaukee beat Toledo 13 to 1 agers have long been forgotten. field today in the 100-target, 16-|1ast night, although the Brewers . yard event of the Grand Ameri-|got only seven hits off Toledo's

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In other American Association]

ed league-| , and Min-

sen of Chicago after both scored neapolis defeated Columbus 3-0. | The MudshHens. started with Mack is as sharp as a man half Davidsen hit. -88 -out -of | Pitcher Anthony Foti and neither |his years.” team scored until the fifth inning. |

f y A re 4 ” . “ ” ; > ourse - yes- More than 600. horses from 20 9 ( j Ralph Smit nd! mivenlly 1 , | Buddy Rogers, “Atomic Blond” versity of Michigan course yes- m 2 LEAGUE STANDINGS AMER, Game) Geo Gillet of Bturtevans Won Tole g ies oy. ted ne HEY DUAR Oe oe elu from a N. J, and “Iron|terday. states -have been entered -in the AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Detroit 010 001 001— 3.13 1 . . : Wo-iand the Grewers retaliated with know it. Recently afte ” ” | Three: over par in the early Kentucky State Fair horse show 8 ouls 100 000 03x 4 6 1 Also had perfect scores in the!four runs in the sixth innin fered taggering succession Man” Talun, the 327-pound Polish ’ ’ } » Re Bon OB utteman ‘and Robinson: Fannin, Per- | first 100-bird event but dr d g./suffered a. stagg 8 Fe Angel, will meet in the main at-/round, Lind rallied to even the Thomas I. Clore, show manager, RoANaPoLIS “asa 56 3 |rick, Ostnowski and Moss. Winning pitch out after 25 birds of the pe G Toledo switched to Pitchers of setbacks, Mack told hls play. ction: oo ~ or lgount on. the 30th hole, captured announced today. Youtevile 8 & 300 147 | (Kecond Game. calied end of six rain.) off : jeorge Corona and Raymond ers: } ) ne the 32d and 33d and then closed] 17 said Drie sor The Te - 2 ed 61 413 17% Detroit 400 000-4 8 0 . . ; Herbert In the eighth inning and, «1 xnow how you fellows must - t the match by halving the next . pt. 11{nneapolis 8 67 488 18 (Bt Louis 000 110-3 8 IC. G. Flock of Ventura, Cal,|the Brewers piled up seven runs, Fo. t licked Ld¢ - jout.the v {17 show: total more than $50,000 ansas City 3 a 3 Ri ( Newhouser and Robinson: Papal. and (000 the handicap event with 99 one when Infielder Rov Hartsfield feel but cheer up, we're not lic Hic man Ta es two holes. ; with sponsored stakes and the Toledo oe 4 *| Philadelphia 020 001 900 4 8 4 birds out of 100. Aeret The Siud Y Hartsfield yet. We'll come back. We al- L Ti Dunlap, Indiana State’ junior american Saddle Horse Breeders AMERICAN LEAGUE ner Maris’ and. Cerra, Porter- ee ee [to score 1 i © ways do.” M t king, played a spectacular short/na¢iona) F t fo ¥ , } : . n the nimth. o1or -Loo Itie ationa uturity account for w Pe in te. Iver Win - ‘ y | } : New York if a 611 ‘ er to 5 oh hi Kelner Softball Notes Toledo made five hits and one Mixes Up Names | P game, but lost the match on the $18,00 in prizes. oston 8 48 $00 4 . Cleveland 000 000 200 3 8 0 OUNTY " waul | Hickman Oldsmobile last night greens. He notched the only ace|" j.,4 { he sh * 88 41 S81 8 chrniar 3 : . COUNTY TOURNEY error and Milwaukee had two ~ ’ ‘ udges for the show include: Derol 64 84 343 10% TNS. Benton and Hewan: Gumpert. n , Al Basch Grove SITOTS Connie has one falling od I's defeated Pennsylvania Motor Inn, of the finale with a 60-foot chip pyne harness and roadster classes Philadelphia 63 8) 83 11 [kijeman and Wheeler Winning pitcher, avenswood Merch... 031 401 0—9 8 1 * fy an amusing one at that. Players’/8 to 3, to capture the Recreation shot. * MM b Mriey Corp 100 100 0— 2 § 3; The Colonels scor s ' i William Cunningham, Sen 2 3% 33 3w/farciai Losing: pitcher, Gumpert, | 0g B8rnett and Meacox: Duncan and in the first I ered thiet Jus names give him trouble: [Motor Leigue championship at| Mo: ‘harness fr m Moin BA RT TN Wahinatan nl S00 Sita | LNW. 0.C.A 100 100 1— 3 § 3 scored twice in the third on a, LOW Boudreau of the Indians, Victory Field. ‘Hartley Wins Midwest hackney ponies Boyd B. Tucker NATIONAL LEAGUE JConiales, Weltaroth and Early, Losing Re pane arian; £90,203 x i RO, {homer by Infielder Henry Schenz. for instance, is just plain Bore Community Buick, which had| eal Saginaw, Tex., and hunters and ala ¥ 4 Bi ooseen lb. Lbseigins, Tourney Schedule lt bn. St. Paul added another run in the| J6AUC to Mack: Phil Rizzwto ofibeen tied for first place, lost to Midget Title’ Race. jumpers, Jack Prestage, Boyce ool » " BY "In Tancesco Lani Scolety the Yankees comes out “Rizz0,”|gi)] Kuhn Ch let. 5 to 4. | | ’ ’ ’ rooklyn 0 43 dis NATIONAL LEAGUR Pp. m., Insley A. vs. Peerless Pump, fourth, but Louisville broke the uhn evrolet, 0 4, and Gene Hartley, Roanoke midget Va , 1 88 508 13 on ! } I > calls 3 , A | y. | . Bovton ork 4 86 504 134% Bi eM ++ 108 G13 Reo. 1 ] l Wm HW Block | MUNI AL 1-5 4 1/tie in the sixth with one run and And Connie calls his own catcher in the. third game, Jones-Maley race car pilot, is some $450 rich-| fladelphis a An Hi Staley Wilks, Reeder and D. Rice: |Resal 1 -3 & 6 piled on six m i i Mike Guerra, “Gaireealr. (defeated Clarke Auto, 8 to 5 | EARLY Pittsbu a 8. Iks, Reeder | Acton and Wassel: R r ore” runs in the . | ’ ler today. Starting in last spot. ES Gincinndt 3 04 3 {Chambers and McCullough, Losing pitch rhsh ® ene and | oust y o/Seventh. The Saints mustered Some years back, a rookie re in the 50-lap Midwest champion M 3 T. aley, All RRL - " . f iB sh n .Jones-Maley ..... . 008 020 0- ¢ 1in e 1 a. ——— 3 To " | Brooklyn ate 002 s13 0 Mechanies Elliott DIR on A eban’ only one run in the last of the parted » hy Sh ry - Saspe Auto ig Ae = A ship race last night, “Hartley sped | * + GAMES TODAY Basion Wd Sod Se 4 11 3 Moose 00 1471" 3 seventh and neither team: scored | treme UROTNG Rusher Davis Cook: Kruse, Fort (8) andlip rough the entire field to. walk! : ‘ Campanella Potter, O Eliott: Hall War-| Secham and Brunner Preese and Phu. IN the last two innings. stands. When othtrs. sought to} ues, Lvs loft with the Speedrome track's AMERICAN ASSOCIATION ret. Voiselle and Crandall Livingston. lips . “| The Millers broke the scoreless Change the youngster's stance, penn Motor Inn . "003 000 0-3 7 4000 W Spies - SCAU night rames) Balkeld. Winning oilcher, Erskine. Los-| Tonights Card (girls’ tourney: 1. Pike . Mack said. no, leave him alone| Hickman Olds 010 430 x8 3 2pot-of-gold award. { a. v v NDIANAPOLIS # Kansas City ing pitcher, Barret, Township va. Northwestern: 8, King's Pix. Kame with Columbus in the fourth Ma a Neeley, Swalls (5) and Bright; Roeder (3 F Richmond, won the | | DONE BY EXPERTS | oledo at Milwaukee, Chicago 000 028 7 13 8 tures va New Bethel. 9, Conkle Punerdl inning with two runs .and added and hell set the league on fire. and Hawkins : :ene Force, Richmond, olumbus at Minneapolis Dlinctinnatl onal aod Ov] Tpaniam Wideats. : h b Connie hit the nail on the head . semifinal event and Lloyd Ruby, Leonard, Macker, Muncrief and Owen Danny O'Neil won its tourney games &NOther run-in the .seventh. Community Buick 203.010 0-4 3 oH Sat Wehmetor. Erautt, Lively and Cooper. Thursday from Indianapolis Comets, 10 Ny th team ” ’ : That rookie's name Was Bill Kuhn Chevrolet 7 320 001 3-8 } 3 Wichita Falls, captured the hel- t AMERICAN LEAGUE Winning pitcher, Hacker, Losing- pitcher. to, 1." "e 5 at scored in the re- Simmona Cooley and Bruckman: Reehling and met dash : - Detroit at St. Louls MUAY 000 001 000 1 § 3 - mainder o e game 8 ns. Woll . | SERRE Fade IE ER-1S D King Ranch Sells eT I Rcrori= rains eo Bet Wiig were Jing (Only sames scheduled) |Westrum: Roberts and. Seminick. Losing Wins Club Title Bowling Notes i » : alt | ; Colt for $50,000 g Ne Solunar Table |son

Mrs. Fritz Morris won the Hil$-| Three league meetings of teams) crest women's club championship scheduled to roll at the Speed-| by defeating Mrs. Charles Ray, 2 way alleys this season are schedand 1, in the finals of the match uled for next week. Team mem-ignd when they play.

n ~ O ABR H Pot. Ore. has purchased Safe Arrival, LY EY qs RESULTS YESTERDAY = Robinson: spookirn Hi 443 8 11 3 4 four-year-old chestnut ~colt, PY SOIf tourney yesterday. . |bers are asked to attend as fol-| The Solunar Tables, compiled Pa di AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Moa 8%. Lous 14 441 84 142 trom King ‘Ranch for $50,000 | Qhér results follow : wh! for The Times by John Alden! We Simonize and Polish : fchoenalonst, StL. 108 483 1 147-2) & ORI: Bowstrom. aefoateg pinilon: Mrs. Ralph aronday—Speedway Classic|Knight, designates these times in| E77 Crs ah Looe 300 001 $0010 18 §| Kner, Pittsburh * 110 401 1 131. 317| Safe Arrival, a son of Eight|Jousirom detes rs, Larry Sexton, y . | : : Phone LI. 7447 I ve vavnies ay 002 100 100— 4 1 AMERICAN LEAGUE 3 up First flight rs. J. Owen |7:30 p. m {an effort to tell the fisherman * » Orifora, Muefler, and Robinson: Ro | Wiliams, Boston HT 438111 18). 88) Thirty. out of Too Timely, a[Uof8, dgfeaies Mis Robert Darnaby Jr: Puesday — Nichals' J e we lr y|the best time to wet his line, | ; 00 Andersen riftetn, Andromidas and Kell naaerolt ous 158 333 41 13] 382 daughter of Discovery, has won|Louis Moller defeated Mra Themes Waa:|¢ oz oe 2 ? (Central Standard Times ! (2:00 CST) : {DiMaggio Boston 107 448103 149 "338 2 doll 2 and 3. Second fiigit. Mrs: Rover: | League, 7p. m. o % ° nine of the 32(starts he has made \ik i Thlote nn S010 go 1 § Mitchel Cleveland 11 348 1 3% McKee dofested Mrs, Hal Naetele, 2 up. Wed y-~Coca-Cola * Ladies V2. Mile Asphalt: Oval ” \ 1x1 HOME RUNS in three years of racing and al- Second flight ‘consolation: Mrs, William! LR tl | i 1%» Nothe, Herbert, March. Carona Kiner, Pirates 33 Gordon, Giants 1 though he has yet. to score f E. Weidlich defeated Mrs. ' Larry <Taylor, League, FP BL mae <4 . 8 Miles North of Rockville AUTO ALYY Wd! and Sinavers; Perry. and Burris. Coot Sieehans: fed Box 31 Sunes Cubs 4 thoug yet BD A&4 and 1 Third flight. Mrs. Walter L | spots arefifvailable for howling ; owls 4 Ca WAR ; 000 000 : 11 Williams, Red Sox 30! stake, has earned $38 855 Smith defeated Mrs. Faust 2 up. Third iia's » i hey : ) Sonneamae I ea gos fon— 3 14] x” 11 Rania : PE defeated Mrs = Ralph . Goshen, up. | lead, "ro bt 830 pm. , (CSRA Sanetibned) wil Ad girs: Fgox 11 Resins, Duers 38 No immediate plans “for the Cg pri Schnader 308 seiaich, Reeds three teams \ RYE ADIT nil*and nada » | Weriar "sisers y ‘horse were | foaled TA TI fat league, ow : Y fs A

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Out of last 7 [From Leaders; St. Louis Tied With Bums Again

Bucs Win 8-2 as Kiner Hits 33d Homer; Dodgers Overcome Braves, 6-4, in 12th By JOHN GRIFFIN, United Press Sports Writer NEW YORK, Aug. 20—If the St. Louis Cardinals muff the National League pennant this year, they could easily . blame the pesky Pittsburgh Pirates. The Pirates today were the only club in the loop to hold an edge over the Cards in the season series, eight games to seven. They gained the edge last night with an 8to2

a Owners May Sell a to Cleveland Indians

tie with the Brooklyn DodgNot Eager ta Part

ers. i With ‘Gold Mine’

: rh That means the Pirates have CHICAGO, Aug. 20 (UP)

beaten the Cards six times in their last seven meetings—just about the only thing that has kept the Red Birds from opening Stockholders of the 1948 world champion Cleveland Indians said today they might sell the club “if we had a good offer,” but

a sizable lead. The Dodgers took advantage of aren't eager to “sell a gold mine.” Bill Veeck, who was re-elected

Bob Richards and Hugh Wolf will form the battery for the Broad Ripple Lions against Junior Baseball's 19-year-old All-Stars at Victory Field, next Tuesday night at 8 o'clock in the final attrac. tion of a "double double-header" which was rained out last Sunday. All-Star games involving boys in other age divisions, will be

Yanks to Honor Mack's

ontribution to Baseball

Occasion Will Be First Time New York Has Ever Honored Rival Manager

insti

York.

. . The gaunt Philadelphia patri- I} Gardella Suit arch credits much of his success

o moderate living. He rarely per-|- - : a mits anything to disturb him-—on| Attorney Wants to 4 9,0 “I find,” he says, his eyes See ‘Happy’s Records twinkling, “that I am sleeping] NEW YORK, Aug. 20 (UP)—|

better these nighits than I did 20), attorney for Danny Gardella | : . . years ago” [Toe a Cerdan Arrives

this latest “jinx” game by beats ing the Braves, 6 to 4, in 12 ine nings at Boston. Cliff Chambers of the Pirates, club president Thursday, sug-| who shut out the Cards last Sungested the sale at the stockhold- day, stopped 'em again with a ers’ meeting, according to TT. séven-hitter. His mates rose up However, Swift said, the 10|fifth inning, highlighted by Ralph shareholders were agreed that the Kiner’'s three-run homer. It was Indians are not now on the auc-ithe 33d circuit blast for Rampmin® tion block. Ralph, who leads both leagues. agreed that we might sell if we game with a booming double that had a good offer,” he added. |scored Peewee Reese and Marv Stockholder Philip Clarke, pres- Rackley to. break a 4-4 tie. Joe ident of the City National Bank Hatten blanked thie Braves for .. said that offers have poured in|when Boston scored four times {from all over the country since jn the ninth to tie. Carl Erskine | Veeck disclosed he might be Will-| wag the winner, coming up with |ing to part with his majority the dramatic highlight of the President Not Approached |attempted squeeze bunt with the NEW YORK, Aug. 20—Connie Mack, 86-year-old owner-manager _|bags loaded in the 11th into a of the Philadelphia Athletics who never runs out patience, pros- a Jmefioan on gg pop-up double play. pects, or birthdays, will be honored at Yankee Stadium tomorrow % ’ :| The Phillies finally caught u because he never runs out of enthusiasm for baseball, either. Harridge, has not been ap- Y eg: b {tion of any deals. The league Giants and beat him, 7 to 1, in tution in Philadelphia as Convention Hall or the Liberty Bell,| oul 4 have to approve any sale, | Philadelphia. Koslo never had There was no public announce-| lost to the Phils and beaten them ment of Veeck's reason for want-| 10 times since entering the league stockholders’ feeling was “why with 10 hits and five runs in five sell a gold mine?” : _ |innings.” The Phil fans gave inRudy Schaeffer, Indian business|jured Eddie Waitkus a “night” manager; was elected to succeed with many gifts; but Ed's sub," director. The meeting was pre- self with two doubles and a sine sided over by Clarke and was in gle. his office. | A five-run rally in the ninth in ining, built around an error by Cubs a 7 to 5 win over the Reds $250,000 damage “suit in Cincinnati. Cub Mana, , ; i : ger Thats guns 2 191K; 100, years| against organized baseball said FOF LaMotta Go Frankie Frisch didn't see the {today he has served notice for| NEW YORK, Aug. 20 (UP)— Wind-up, having been bounced in | (Happy) Chandler to appear on|in New York yesterday aboard oh a play at second base. Lives in the Present sept. 19 for oral examination be-| the Jiney Lie Se Fsauce 16 begw Athletics Beaten i nin Those were the days when such fore trial of the suit. | with Middleweight Champion Ihe Yankees whipped the Athstalwarts as Jimmy Foxx, Al S8im-| Attorney Frederic

Chambers Stops Cards Again Philip Swift, another stockholder. against Gerry Staley in a six-run “But we also were pretty welll pyke Snider won the Dodgers® of Chicago, was reported to have eight frames, but was driven out ( : | holdings. | game when he turned Ed Stanky's By MILTON RICHMAN, United Press Sports Writer Mack has managed the Athletics since 1901 and is as much an proached officially for considera- With Lefty Dave Koslo of the ing to sell, and Swift said the in 1942. This time they belted him the late Harry Grabiner as.a club, Dick Sisler, had a night for him. |Grady Hatton, gave the Chicago Commissioner A. B. Marcel Cerdan of France arrived the third inning for squawking Johnson,| Jake LaMotta of New York at letics, 7 to 4, in New York to pre-

Lefty Grove, Mickey Coch-irepresenting the fomer New York the Polo Grounds Sept. 28. serve their four-game American rane and George Earnshaw were Giants player, sald he has 4180] (erdan. who 108t the World mid: / league. lead... Tommy... Henrich.......... wearing Philadelphia monkey asked for many records -from gleweight crown to LaMotta last broke a 4-4 tie when he singled suits and making life unbearable Chandler's office including those| june 16, was accompanied by his to score two runs and later hit American/relating to the one-year suspen- manager, Jo Longman. Cerdan his 22d homer for the clincher. EE ROE: ‘Dodger teaid that he left. France AWOL _ second-place Red Sox ke p t 1iLeo Derocher. in 1947. — + weeks-earlier than he had aqrigi- with a 6 10.0 win’ the

Hue MACK Yéhiembers those days:

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in seventh place a body too well although he doesn't harp| . Gardella was suspended from nally planned because he wants: Sepators in. Washingten as Elils™ {|

{organized baseball for “jumping”|io see the Ray Robinson-Steve Kinder hurled three-hit ball for fto the Mexican League, and is|Belloiser bout next Wednesday his 15th victory. Kinder struck tor"damages as a result of night at Yankee Stadium. fout six in chalking up his third The ban, was| The Frenchman, who wen t/shutout. Today, before their regwhen Chandler through most of his June fight ular game, the Sox and the SenMexican League with LaMotta “hampered ~by —a'ators will -finish—by order of the pulled muscle in his left shoulder, (league—the game of July 7. The said that he expects to meet Baie Will Syms yi the op, of 2 s h s re-| either Robinson or Belloise if he/the seven nning ston Mm he hag to| whips LaMotta next month. He leading, 8-3, the situation existradio and television receipts of said that his shoulder was better ing when the game was stopped /{the major league teams and the | and that he shadow boxed on the to allow the Sox to catch a train, number of minor league teams ship. | At Chicago, Mike Garcia and controlled by the majors. Cerdan weighed 163 pounds to- Al Benton combined last night to a a «} day--~three: pounds.over. the limit. [give the Cleveland Indians a 2. He said he will rest for four or to-0 win over the White Sox on five davs and then begin training. a seven - hitter. Bob Kennedy ae - homered for one run; Garcia doubled and Dale Mitchell singled for the other.

| The Browns and Tigers split a twilight twin bill at St. Louis. The 20 Browns. took. the -opener, 4.10.3, as Dick Kokos batted in all four runs in a double and a homer, Detroit took the nightcap, 4 to 2,

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“We have some very fine play-| ers now,” he says, pointing to his|suing

licted . recently the nucleus of our next champion- pardoned gil ship club.” + ‘jumpers. Nothing ruffles the Philadelphia] Johnson said that among the|

“Never felt better in my life,

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Levin Signed Can't Be Fooled’ On Mat Card

Mack has been askéd about his ) retirement for more than 10 The seml-windyp spot on "MF Golf Title years, At the rate he's going, he’s Tuesday night's Sports Arena or bound to be heading the Athletics grappling card was filled yester-| ANN ARBOR, Mich. “Aug: when the. current crop of man-qay afternoon when Dave Levin, (UP)—Rangy Dean Lind of Rock- . former Brooklyn butcher boy, ford, Ill, added the Western Mack's players insist he's as

— - |Junior championship to his colalert and disosrning 28 they | rion. To motide with “Jack lection. of golf homiors ana six innings. Hal Newhouser Some, virtue of a comeback 2 and 1c. 0, Fo ml

“Nobody puts anything over on| Levin racked up consecutive victory over Norm Dunlap of] a with {local victories over Martin Levy, Terre Haute, Ind. ’ T him and gets away wit Junior 600 Horses Entered

it," claims infielder Eddie Joost. “Mr. the “Human: Blimp,” and Cherry Lind, 1948 National In Kentucky Show LOUISVILLE, -Aug. 20 (UP)—

Lind Beats Dunlap

Vallina to earn hie place on the titleholder, trailed his long driv: [three-tilt, all-heavyweight ~pro-ing opponent until: the 20th hole |

Mack admits he takes defeats STom being planned. ‘jot their 36-hole finale on the Uni-|

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