Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 August 1949 — Page 21

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Sidwell and Sedgman to Bat Yanks

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morrow and the final singles hes in the best-of-five

1500 trapshooters was

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series. Mulloy, Talbert Slated The doubles probably will pit

shooting world. The “Baby Grand”

York against Sidwell and Captain 41-year-old Washington, John Bromwich, leading Aussie trucking magnate who tandem which swept the U. 8. {100 doubles championship last week. yards. Schroeder and Gonzales willl

wind-up Sunday. This was the sixth straight, {largest in the history challenge round showdown be-| tween the Yanks and Aussies and

to be 100 from the 20-yard line, was 1\otre Dame, George it figured the toughest series) y Biands of teh

since Australia last won the huge second. silver bow! at Philadelphia in|

was at the peak |

VANDALIA, 0. Aug. 26 (UP) A record field of more than

expected today for the 50th shooting of the Grand American Handicap ~the “world series” of the trap-

warmup Gardnar Mulloy of Coral Gables, event to the big show today, was Fla, and Billy Talbert of New won yesterday by Ohmer Webb, |

Frances King, Atlanta,

ms on Hand The Bulldogs arrived here this

D. GC. blasted

straight targets from 19

Webb's prize money totaled Seasons this year. switch singles opponents for the more than $4000 because the Seven-time Nal {fel of 1518 shooters was second thamplons, have continued adding| game of the Marion County soft-|the 36-hole route tomorrow for 'some of the nation’s best young ball tourney last night at Beech {post-college talent. None the least | Grove. Minn. who broke 99 birds out of | of which include Johnny Lujack of Blanda offending champions were leading, | yesterday,

of the

levent. Roger Dell, Fergus Falls,

Ga.,!

1939. The U. 8. won a 5-0 victory won the women’s handicap event,

last year.

General Electrics Win at Wichita

Times Special : i; WICHITA, Kas, Aug. 26—The broke 191,

Ft. Wayne General Electrics base-

off after all three had

{Joan Pfleuger, North

iby defeating Dr,

ball Congress Tournament cham-

defeating two others in a shoot-

scored

198's out of 200. Carolyn Elliott] Philadelphia, was second and] fami, Fla.,| third. Ruth Knuth, Indianapolis,

Dr. O, T. Dean, Seattle, Wash., Pall team, twice National Base-' Won a special trophy for dottors talent that will in Byron Dixon, precincts. Ind. in a shootoff. . Other Bulldogs Herb Pardons, Somerville, incinde Nick Scollard, of St. Joe! by defeating the Manchester, Tenn. took the professional and Indianapolis; Frank Gaul of| 0% for the week-end.

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morning and scheduled a workout in the Fairview bowl at 2 ip» m. The Bears were to trot onto the field at 3 p. m. for their lim-| bering up activities.

The Bears! |

| Kentucky and janother second-year man like Lu-| ijack, from Notre Dame, They'll

{dog) Turner, Kavanaugh and Joe Osmanski. The Bulldogs appear resurgent {under their New York ownership.

| sixth Both clubs are expecting gala Crespl team defeated the defend- 1

ational Pro League dry team, 13-4,

at Municipal’ Stadium, US Tires South Bend, 1 up in 19 holes; add to veterans Sid will meet RCA at 7:15 and Allied | [Davis tripped host pro Lou Qua{Luckman, Ray Bray, Clyde (Bull- Florists will play Bethel AC in randillo, 3 and 2; Feeney won Fred Davis, Ken| the second contest. Mechanics

| Cajto and Dilger

Quarterback Bob DeMoss Of | were: Purdue is expected to be one of western

Wittek of Crawf 3, in the second upper bracket quarter-final. Bob Grant of Kokomo and Charles Harter of Syracuse tangled in the other 36-hole semi final match today. Grant beat Chick Faltus of St. John, 4 and 3, Blasting across 11 runs in the yesterday,- while Harter “inning, the . ‘Francesco| hee Brant of Winchester, 2 and

Finals Tomorrow

ing chémpion Mechanics Laun-| Today's two winners meet over

in a semifinal

the championship and the gold and glory that go with it. In second-round matches earlier Heinlein beat March of Ft. Wayne, 3 and 2; In the semifinal games tonight | Wittek edged John Wxtson of

Until the sixth inning, the de-

{over Harry Allison’ of Rochester, oot otl —4 8 18 and 7; Grant shaded Joe Van "Dwyer and Haatahan: |De Walle of South Bend, 3 and 2; ast night | Faltus beat Floyd Hamblen of nersl Tipton, 5 and 4; Harter took

“Chick Yarbrough of Oakland

TANCesCo Dilks, Piccone, er Results girls’ oun

Northwestern 11. Con hey 5: Tatum Wildcats 3,

+|the leading candidates of Hoosier |

parade in familiar Stream Report

City, 3 and 2, and Brant won by default from Chuck Garringer of Indianapolis.

from the

Conn., British-Americans, 8 to 0, championship by breaking 98 Notre Dame, and Joe Domnano-!

yesterday. after the eight inning when the yard line. GE's scored five runs, closing the!

run rule. loft with Pennsylvania's

The tilt was called targets out of 100 from the 23- vich of Alabama and Gary. The

Ohio captured the five-man na- vich, an end at Indiana but a! affair under the tourney’s eight- tional teams event after a shoot- ‘halfback for George Halas’ men:| second George Gulyanics of Mishawaka, |

| Bears also include Lou Mihajlo-

Charles Shipman of Indianap- team. They tied with 985 out od and John Corbisiero of Notre olis threw five-hit ball to win for 1000 and the Buckeyes took the Dame. the Ft. Wayne team.

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Ninety degree temperatures,

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bracket One Hit in Twin Bill | ALEXANDER CITY, Ala, Aug. 26 (UP) —— The Alexander City Millers appreciated their “Appreciation Night” so much that this is what happened: Marvin (Scoopy) Chappell’ pitched a one-hitter as the Millers. shaded Carroliton, a GeorgiaAlabama Leagug rival, 1 to 0, in| the first game of a twin bili, The 28-year-old southpaw came back for the nightcap and he) pitched a no-hitter. Second Baseman Jack Huesman stole five bases, breaking his own eague record and bringing his, season’s total to 80, 13 more than|

The Millers won that one 7 to 0. iiis——————————

Air Force Rule Bars | Gentile From Football |

A spokesman said Gentile is attending the university under the Air Force educational program {and is ineligible to play because of an Air Force ruling. Gentile, a high’ schéol grid star in Ohio, had discussed the possi-| bility of playing football with Head Coach Jim Tatum at the be-| ginning of the training season.

Ex-IU Tackle to Coach §

{Mutryn, the league's

Crappies, smallmouth bass and scorer last year,

atfish are taking red worms, night crawlers and artificial (lures.

Solunar Table

Most “anglers know that f&h | are the new co-owners.

have a favorite time during the ———————— Grays Defeat Clowns

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|Hornets. James C. Thompson,

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Foul Ball Leads To Calling” of Game

The Ft. Lauderdale-Tampa base-| ball game last night was called “on account of a foul ball.” | The teams were locked In a 4-| to-4 tie in the 16th inning when a Tampa player fouled a pite into the light wires. The resulting short circuit plunged the ball park into darkness and everybody went home,

Sugar Ray Gets $33,000

| NEW YORK, Aug. 26 (UP)—| {Ray Robinson, world welter-| | weight. champion, received $33

las’ their shaves for Wednesday night's fight at Yankee Stadium, Club announced today.

Horseshoe Results

OPEN FRI. AND SAT, EVENINGS SUNDAY TILL NOON

2 the Indianapolis Amateur Baseball As-

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Results in the Indianapolis Horseshoe, pas leagues last slap Allison ets defeated

| clapdiogs “Hch- Nrctae defeated Allison

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