Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 September 1949 — Page 30

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‘Butler University as an assistant |four-baggers for

year's team won six out of eight

- title with Hanover,

«Notre Dame's coach, Frank don't know how to roll with a

""_to_help Mrs. Leahy. into a hed rreom “before

ketball team with a tipoff dinner gyer will bathammered any lower five furlongs. His time was under

wil Leh to > World Series ¢ Payoff EW ORK. ep 1 The Sep. 1" The Hosion fod Sox y that & bomer| MaiOF dg Leaders

Soo Gar Haahs Suse « World Baris pay looked ty good today wih a i

4 5 Tuched Sa Within Yws games of the New York Ete the after a black omaback urge in the i X a ea 74 ~Ithey have Averaged one * four (righty "scare in the sixth inning | Es “ 4 x : of their game with Detroit when Broo the Tigers scored three runs ot si ¥ ul: [pull within a run of the Sox. , Rane yr

t ‘of first, to thelr then Tex Hughson took over the

Xx. from fifth place,

games present position, breathing down pitching from Chuck Stobbs and. 1 2 rs has resigned as ih, necid of the slipping Yanks. Bua not not allow the Tigers a hit the Risa cards End sont at Anderson}. Naturally, Ted Williams is the rest of the way, Williams hit his © I College here and will return to big gun of this attack, with By homer in the ninth to erase all “Billy y. Plerce’ ove up eight hits hits |

the season. AL Hab y [actual count, Williams’ homers al source Aisclostd uve been the difference between game the Yankees lost, with their | yesterday. [victory and defeat for eight in ry.riddled lineup on- the fold. Hedden, former Butler athlete games this season and those #ight The Yanks got 12 hits but the ‘and ex-head coach, had built the games Suid readily mean the Brownies got 13. Not even the Anderson athletic program to an han all-time high In three years,

[but won a pitching duel for the

Washington.

news that Tommy Henrich might Cardinals and the ts 1bis th Ikeable Soncht : the Cards at Philadelphia and the possible the blew & chance 10 Dodgers at home ‘against the will take “over the tennis coach-| and’ naturally the magnificent” move into a spot only a game Reds. Ing job recentiy\ vacated by Bob matchstick named Williams was ang a half out of second place But the Boston Braves, defend-

Dietz, His football duties may|in on it. He and Bobby Doerr in the three-pronged race for the

Yanks for the Red Sox last night, | could help, Cleveland

include handling the freshman each homered ‘with one man on championship. signs of life when Tommy eleven. ifor-a 7 to 4 conquest of fhe De- ‘Jim. Hegan's homer, his sev- Holmes’ single with two out in Hedden had disciissed with In- troit Tigers. Tenth of the season, gave the the 10th beat the Chicago Cubs,

diana Central officials the job of | At the same time, the Yankees Tribe a 7 to 6 14-inning victory coaching football there. I. Lynn/tsok their second lacing in a row over the A’s in the twilight por- with one on for the Braves earlier Esch, president of the college, did from the St. Loui Browns, 10 to tion of the double-header., - But in the game, not believe it would be “ethical” (3, and third-place Cleveland split in the second game Lou Brissie| to take Hedden from Anderson a double-header with the Philadel- stopped the Indian victory streak since hoth schools are in the same phia Athletics. at four straight, 2 to 1, with a

conference, The Red Sox were treated to a six-hit performance. At Butler today, Hinkle said,

Hedden “might” take the Butler b. ’ Yorn are sll some detATTE 67 be worked out—such as finances, contract, etc.” Hinkle sald Hedden coached football, ketball and track. at Anderson. .

4 to 3. Elble Fletcher homered

tured an 18-hit, five-homer attack in which the Giants beat the Pirates, 12 to 5.

Present Crop of Fighters _ (Cincinnati Wins Draws Scorn of Jeffries |!" Legion Tourney |

bas ; | OMAHA, Neb, Bept. 1 (UP)— Charles, Walcott Wouldn't Have Been Good 0akiand, Cal, will battle CineinRobert W. Kerr has been named ;

to take over the basketball cpach- Preliminary Men in His Day, Ex-Champ Says ling. ang Alana wil face hee! ing job. Hedden was with the) - By ALEX KAHN, United Press Sports Writer Hg, W. Va, ii the second roun Butler coaching staff for 15 years, BURBANK, Cal, Sept. 1—-Scorn was in the old man's voice at|0f the American Legion's “Little following his graduation in 1031. the mention of today's crop of heavyweights—men laying claim to World Series” here today. Won Conference Title the title he won by knocking out Fighting Bob Fitzsimmons in 1899. Last night two favorites gained o. raity football and! Hulking James J. Jeffries propped himself up on an elbow in one-sided victories when Oakland va bached varsity’ rb 1942 his bed and sald with a contemptuous snort: beat Wheeling 12 to 1 and Cinto 1945 while Tony Hinkle waa| “Just imagine—men like Erzard Charles and Joe ‘Walcott cinnati trounced Atlanta 16.to 7. in the Navy. He went to Ander- fighting for the championship -of| = ns The teams played before a rec-| son in 1048. [the world. Why, they'd be lucky|low the fight game. much these ord crowd of 10,430 in the Mu-, Hedden immediately built an to be preliminary men in the days days and he seldom sees a big- nicipal Stadium. outstanding basketball team at Of real fighters.” Jug bout, tI tak aly. ine) Anderson around Johnny Wilson,| The barrel-chested - hah [out he still takes a lively inwho has given up a year of eli- pion, now 74 years old; ./terest in his “barn” where ama gibility to turn professional, The fined to his bed most of the time, Week. The barn is across” the In "Hot-Rod Wreck | '§7'45 team won the Hoosier Con- But Big Jim isn't reluctant to| road from Big Jim's rambling | : ference title, #1ve his opinion on what's srongatoneandahingie ranch Nouis on} CINCINNATI, O., Sept. 1 — He introduced football at the| With fighting today. [Vietshy Bouleva Te {Three Indiana drivers were incollege in 1947 and came up with|. “The boys won't train,” he sald . ne : a conférence champion. Last in his still booming voice. “They The ex-champion’'s legs have jured re last night ina our- : want money fast. They don't|§one back on him since he suf-|car crackup in a hot-rod race at!

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games and shared the conference Jeffries now spends most of his

Ume in bed-—a giant four-poster {& possible leg fracture. Jimmy!

Fighter of Future ‘ tioned to Hi bald, 2 |Morrison, Muncie, Jimmy Leach

/ Jeftries emphasized that he eec S didn’t think it always will be do. |And he is ready to tell any really(Tose to the ranks of the ring|g, UI PUG ROT TONE D0

yi t . interested young fighters how to| Immortals isn’t bitter over his il1- severely and shaken up.

et to the In fact he pic- Tess and his inability to get a a pr of the E00 Plex a much. He has _ his radio ent. Tame uring The twWo-fisted champion who will be ad Aelaphiane beside. him __|halled by old and young alike ag'there are always old friends PE VELANT: Bait 3 ps & genuine title holder. dropping in. As he puffs at a land Indians sald today “I am not going to sell the ball élud to Hank Greenberg”

- who big cigar, he faces his days with : ‘Somewhere there 18a boy who y Postponed Pep-Compo Greenberg, former Detroit

has been raised in the country,” & Serene outlook. he said. “A boy with the strength) “I think there's still a few years Bout Reset for Sept. 12 HARTFORD, Conn. Sept. 1 Tiger home run king and now vice president of the Indians, has

and the will power to be cham-| left in the old boy,” he said. “But| pion. It will take him years of when it comes my turn to answer! hard work but if he'll stick to Rh (that bell for the last round, I'l!({UP)—The twice-postponed been reported daily as the man N® Can make the grade.” {be ready for that one just like I featherweight title: bout between most likely to bay the ey | , By work Jeffries said he meant always answered the bell in the Champion: Willle Pep of Hartford which Veeck admits is for sale|90ing 30 to A filles on e_road, |and- Eddie Compo of New Ha“at the right price.” Vy 48¥, Dux i. oF} 'ven, today was rescheduled for

d d t under wall Veeck said that Greenberg, routés. .an Heolombla Golfers * Sept. 20 at Waterbury.

‘ skilled conditioner, fintiaty Si ports. el “Jeffries sald he nevér met a’ Last Tourney Sept. 8 The bout, originally slated for Hé admitted he has turned Man who really hurt him in the July 12, was postponed when down ‘further advances by one|flVe® years he was champion until Columbia Club golfers will Compo suffered an arm Injury in combination of interests. which | 'his retirement at the age of 29 hold their third and final tourna- training. Their second scheduled already had offered him $2, 200,- in 1904. However, he didn't want| ment at the Broadmoor Country Bight, July 24, was called off 000 for’ the chub, [to talk about his comeback in|. . Sept. 8. when Pep was forced to undergo

——————— 1910' when he came out of retire-| Two, tr hi il De at ‘stak a mindr operation. ment to meet Jaek Johnson and Ophies w at stake. | Leahy Welcomes Fight Results

they don't care to learn”

Dick Frazier, Muncie, suffered

called off Off because of rain,

was knocked out in the 15th|The Benjamin N. Boguss Cham-| | plonship Trophy for the low gross

New ‘F Ib k’ found. WORCESTER, Mass. — Thomas B Uback’ 7. Se now Bones tony me won as tu inary SEES SE Tm MICHTBAN “EY Sept. 1 ~|today, " he sald, contempt {in his E_ Wagoner, 38d the Bernard SaxiAY Shay fuck Aus

man trophy, which goes to the) Y low net winner, will-be presented. | Prizes to low-shooting golfers Softball Notes and trophies will be presented at A banquet following the tourney. siars the — ut Monica’

* doe oned Johnny Qons 1415 “Gaxiand |

ves Yesterday was a busy day forivoice again. “The kids—the Leahy. He opened football prac-|punch, how to stalk a man and| tice and then dashed home. to|wait for just one good opening. help deliver his sixth child. {They get out there and slug for/® The new arrival arrived before q few rounds with powder puff you could say “Irish touchdown. "punches and one of them. goes Hurls, 14-0, No-Hitter The coach had only a few seconds| {down. That isn't science or skill. FT. WORTH, Tex., Sept. 1 (UP) In my. day even the preliminary. ..Omar Lown pitched a no-hit, ‘he heard the baby tour DOULS Are put on every po rin game forthe Texas teague-4 cry. fighters: had to do better than leading Ft.-Werth Cats last night Boy or girl? Leahy thinks it's!that.” {to give his team a 14-10-0 win, a fullback. They're stuck for al Jeffries doesn't bother to fol- over the Tulsa Oflers. ! name. The only one they had in}*. - -

re {Horses to Have Tough Time Beating 1:34 Record for Mile|

Olympians Squad “NEW TORK,“ Sept. 1 (UP y= A comp #ison othe Fractional

-The-Kirshbaum Men's Club. of the Kirshbaum Community Cen- now that the world record for'sa times in the world record races’ mile has been reduced to. 1:34,

ter will honor the new Indianap-! olis Olympians professional bas- racing men are wondering. if —it

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gives Olympia a decided edge for

Oct. 12, officials at the Center sald 44 quite a number of them be« the world ‘record for three, four > FISHING today. Heye that it will, and five furlongs, but then-Ky. a ~The... welcome -.{0 - Indianapolis] TE with “take deat track eondie Colonel took oxer, equaled the

gesture will be similar to the an-

, Krall,

nual reception given by the Elks! Club for the Indianapolis Indians baseball team each spring. More than 108 boys and girls will receive honors for activities performed at the Kirshbaum Cen ter during the past year. Jack Segal will be chairman. Reservations will be limited and open to the public, The Olympians, under their new playing-coach CHff Barker, will begin preliminary workouts at Butler Oct, 1

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Ineligible for Team

COLUMBUS, 0. Sept. 1 (UP

" «=Ohio State University today lost”

the services of two football players because of low scholastic marks.

Coach Wesley Fesler announced that Bob Demmel, a once-lettered senior right halfback, and Don Cox, a sophomore center, will be ineligible for play because of aca demic deficiencies. Four first-string backs, meanwhile, awaited results of final examinations for summer quarter

work that will decide their foot-|

ball eligibility. They are Jerry Jimmy Clark, Curly Morrison and Ray Hamilton.

Rain Checks Honored

_ Rain checks for the hard-top.. racing program - postponed last night will be honored next

+ Wednesday night only, officials at ‘the West 16th St. Midget Speed-|

Last were

way announced today: or Sine

tions and a lat of speed to Detter Coaltown's effort in tHe Whirlaway Stakes when the speedy colt clipped two-fifths of a second’ off Equipoise's record -a record which stood for 17 years. But there are several racing strips conducive to such apeed and severa! horses capable of producin~ it. Coaltown!| of course, Is the fastest with Ky, Colonél and Olympia others who have moved pretty swiftly in their races this year Ky. Colonel set a new low of 1:212,5 for seven furlongs In the Sheridan Handicap at Wash Ington “Park.” the' same track Where Coaltown set his mile mark. while Oympia is just about the “fastest horse. out of a start ing gate-in the country, He set the pace for Ky. Colonel In the Sheridan. * Something Should Pop If all three meet in a sprint, something should pop and, if it fsn't: the horses, it could be a world record, There is little hope of a meeting If the near future for owner Fred

W. Hooper has sént Oympia back

to the farm to freshen up for his 1950 ‘campaign, and

Ky. ‘Colonel will remain in ‘he

' West, h But all three are expected to J

race at Hialeah this winter Ky. Colonel was a comparative

newcomer to the speed ranks, but FB both Coaltown and Olympia en}

tablished their reputations ” in’

{horses have

[tracks, X8EY never b nave the same

: Coaltown | will move east after the Wash-| Ington Park meeting closes, while’

Florida last winfer. Although the: run -at the same been in

world record fOr six furlongs and

finished up” seven furlongs In 112125, Awo-fifths faster than the previous mark shared by Honeymoon and Buzfuz,

foaltown set his own pace in

the Whirlaway, but,-if he could have benefitted from the dazzling speed shown by Olympia and then picked up by Ky. Colonel in the Sheridan, he would have, needed to do the last eighth (n only

1135 for a 1:33 mile.

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ot MILTON RICHMAN, United Press ress Sports Writer

W YORK, Sept. 1 (UP)—Those brisk lgotiiad lat December caved plenty of players to chorus “good

today. sag the majority of cases, Nast winter's deals have benefited all,

| parties eoncerned. A relatively rare big league

For example; {First Baseman Jim - {Vernon “from

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occurence. there was the transaction of last Dec. 14 that sent

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ve last year, currently is

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know anything about boxing and/fered two strokes In 1946 and|th¢ Cincinnati Race Bowl. |

of Anderson and Roy Prosser of!

ANd rhe race was halted and later!

| last night and will be Played tonight at & o'clock. Other games ma [Meyers Market and Southeast Merch |at T-and H. and H. ws. New Augusts/at o

tential starter for the Tribe, let-| ° ting him go to the White Sox.

the Indians but he developed into

|clubbing 297, while Robinson,|® fine prospect with Chicago, win-

The Indians were involved in

bore fine results al around,

0 never was too chummy with | 0infl ‘eight games before being {Indian Pilot;- Lou pa now| laid low by a line drive oft Al There was no vital action ‘In | boasts a batting mark of .293 Zarilla's bat, the National League race. The| Whereas he hit only 254 with) [two league leaders, the St. Louis Cleveland in 1948,

When Kuzava left the ‘Indians,

they looked for somebody to All

pitching place, Mike Garcia veteran 38-year-old outfielder, ph gained a game on the return to the team In three weeks Dodgers both were rained out, | another winter transaction thay proved the man and his 12 vie! after the Red Box had given him {tories this season saved' Cleve-' his unconditional release.

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