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The most as re Alita Jacond basen Four times

times sinve early riy January’ the. the Detrofter has received a ‘our times sent it back with : [orgs verbiage frely tranalaiad nto the word, mo. Club General

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club spokesman related events this way: “The first contract we sent was about $5000 off what Michaels onije thinks he should get. Each time) we sent him a new contract we upped our offer. Now I'm going to sit back and rest a while.” Lane sald Michaels returned the fourth contract with a letter saying he considered the offer “a very fair one.” But Cass added he'd like to think it over.

Through Thinking Yesterday Michaels replied that he was through thinking, and that the offer still was not enough. But if Chicago thought it had troubles with one holdout, the Philadelphia Phillies announced a list of three—southpaw pitcher Ken Heintzelman who won 17 and lost 10 last season, William (Puddinhead) Jones who hit 19 home runs, and relief pitcher Jim Konstanty. Club owner Bob Car-|

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Jones rejected “healthy” raises.

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have “to get busy” on Heingel- |Fjaer Anderton: Vis. Ci man. He was especially unhappy| Holy ©

about the. lefty, because he paid! him a $2500 bonus for his good fs record last season in addition to an $11,000 salary.

Joe and Jackie Sign

Two of baseball's biggest names put their signatures down on contracts yesterday with plenty of!

fanfare and no bickering. Joé Di-| new Augusta

Maggio came to terms with the New York Yankees for his second $100,000 a year stipend in a row, making him the highest paid player in the history of the game. ! Jackie Robinson signed with Brooklyn for $35,000, the highest salary ever paid a Dodger. The Philadelphia Athl e t ics

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Signed three, Pitcher Bobby tz, Inflelder Billy Hitchcock Behan Pitcher Angelo Nardella, Schants got a sizable crease” Another piteher, bonus wi dg BL Signed for 1950 with the Boston

i up three men—Catcher Buddy Rosar, Outfielder Tom O'Brien and Infielder Combs. Inflelder Neil Berry signed with Detroit, but he may not see much action this season. Last year he alternated at second base and shortstop, but since the Tigers picked up Jerry Priddy he may not be needed so much. The Chicago Cubs still wrestled with a unique signing problem in this ink season-—they needed a man to replace ex-Manager Charley Grimm as director of player personnel. Grimm resigned to manage Dallas of the Texas League. Club owner Phil Wrigley said, | “The job is open and we're going {to put someone in it, but it's [tough finding a man to replace harley.” © » -

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By GENE LAWSON |seven-game edge in the Speedway It was “Hot Tuesday” on the bowling front last alah as 13(Classic after Monday night's honor counts were posted——including three 700 sets. tion. The leaders have a récord of Harry Stivers spilled the greatest number of pins by firing|44 and 10 as compared with a 37 games of 245, 225 and 243 with Sugar Creek Butter in the Penn and 17 mark ‘owned by Oertel’ Recreation loop. It was Harry's first 700 series of the season, |92 Beer. Brulin & Co. is ano William Gooch recorded his second seven-century mark by| \notch off the pace with its 36 and’ dumping 706 in the Social League ~~ {18 record. at the Fun Bowl. Gooch, who also/games of 1016, 1026 and 958° for, Coonce Electric has a 916 floor rolled a 300 game earlier, un-(an even 3000 count. average to set the pace in that corked scores of 221, 227 and 258| Bill Pierson chalked up scores 'department as well. The runner.

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Ernie- Gary, polio victim, squared off yesterday in Riley Hos- | pital against two of the fighters who will appear on the Polio Benefit show Saturday night in the Armory. After putting on the | loves, Ernie landed a right to the nose of Gene Parker, Indiana Rghtweight champion, while being directed by Joe Sgro, state wellorweight charip.

By JIM HEYROCK

ERNIE GARY might be a good boxing prospect, byt it'll be a tor the league's commissioner to, Bill vi ‘little while yet—just a little while.

put over his point. In the case!

First, he has another kind of fight, one that takes more courage of the long and dreary arguments |S!

tice punch at Parker. He had only HE WAS ger to Theet some of a slight support from Sgro, who {the athletes who will be partici-| stood-behind him. | Ken Miles |pating in this fight program, the, Ernie is eager to get back to | Lake 8hore Country -Club. net proceeds of which will go to his home at 2243 N. Dearborn St., 48. the polio fund. and back to School 51, : He was ready to start his daliy| Ernie came to the hospital last nicipal physiotherapy treatment yester-| August. He's nearly ready to get nounced yesterday

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weight champion, and Genel It's Ernie and thousands of and greenskeeper. Parker, lightweight champ, other Ernies that Promoter For- ceed Milt Boatman. walked into the ward. rest McKinney hopes to aid " Ernie had just been helped from through his Saturday night fight * his wheel chair by Frances Eks- show. Six six-round fights oo Wabash Valley Finals tam, head physiotherapist, and planned. Sgro will meet scrappy Net Card This Week was holding tightly to the railing| Doug Medley of Louisville while (All Games at Terre Haute) on each side of a little runway. Parker meets Gene Carlisle, also] FRIDAY His treatment was to consist of of Louisville. The Roberts broth-, At State Gym holding himself up while he ers, Bill and Bob, who recently 1— m.—Prichton vs. Gle walked with his cast-encased legs. returned from service to resume > ton = » M-—Russellville vs “He can’t support himself with-| their ring careers, also will be on! m out holding onto the railings,” the card. Bill will meet Young said the attendant. “He has to Bill Corbett of Chicago. An op- 6-10 15a m ~Gosport va." Bloomfield. hold with both hands.” ponent still is being sought for g—):105 Mm Decker vs Jasonville When Sgro and Parker were in- Bob. Wiley fre troduced, Ernie's smooth face! Willie Clemmons, former AAU oper Game 2 oer Game 1 vs. broke into a broad grin. That's heavyweight champ, will battle ner Game the punishing blow these little John Oliver of New Albany. First AU State

me 10-8:15p. m ~Winher Game 3 vs polio victims are always capable event is scheduled for 8:30 p. m. H—T00 p.m Winner Game 8 va.

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5( 50 ck, Indiana Fur azel 0 than any boxing bout. His opponent, who has the upperhand at over how to set up the college Bd Campo ills Sandwich Shop 8 M_ Stemm. Hi BSI Maurer 0s A rea Cleveland: A ~ Jp. the moment, is polio draft, the owners finally turned Dick Taylor Early & Daniels” ... gof Ann Reynolds. L C. & + 383 City: ‘Apr. 7. Salt Take City; Aor. 8 8 aad 5, Ernie has had to learn to fight in his 12 years of life but he'll desperately to Bell for a solution, Car! Hindel. Mec anics Laundry goo Jane Kibler, "Stokely Van Samp eB (Angeies; Avr. 10. San Prancise (win—just ask him. He's a few ~The first thing he did was call a Bill Mangan. Dixie Cup Sop Pesuy Eskew, Downey Dunker 30311 13 St Louis: Apr. 14. Cincinnati; 7: RG ‘| points behind right at the mo- of dealing. They always smile de- acs Then, after the owners, , OTHER LEAGUE LEADERS (ee Muriel Hays Peroy Opticians ...... 301) (Daves: AE iA” pr. 17, Pittss ° ment and this opponent — who Spite the casts, framework, ,,q cooled off and returned to|N,. Webb. Gros Major oo OT BTC Ber vans Lindeman Keener 00 | —— —— rie eIVARS, a } |strikes nothing but foul blows to| braces and crutches. It's a savage | Al Meier, Allied Printers "OTHER LEAGUE LEADERS (WOMEN) | NOVEL little childrens slowing being| blow to the strongest heart. (so, conference table Bell quietly George Snaner, Methodist church |. $83 Margaret Dunbar. Mitchell Radio & TV 499 : mH 'beaten off. He stuck out a hand to shake . ied ymmediatel Wits: ae! yssel] Hadley, Christian Tae 3 Plotence Fertig, Bmp. Security Mixed . 481 | TRICKS — SOUVEN Ernie, in his ward at Riley with the two fighters. -He was hours more than oo Plater ou Don Glass. Eagles Lod po os Hen £80 4 Chandler agies Rosier re. 3» 4 JOKES — NOVELTIES a of Isla ) Hospital, has heard about the holding with only one hand. A! |drafted by the 13 clubs. Albin Kidwell Cuts avs “Tavern ., 583 ATT Cent. States nvelopes.. 464 CAPL AN’S ats a Jolian rofessional fight program being little later, he wasn’t holding on| Bill Hurrle, Rotary Lea .. 883 Martha Waits, Automotive Hardware. . 457 Mh. | profe n ght progr 8 re {Harold Leusson . 580 Helen Boswell, Riviera Pioneer Mixed . 431| 143 N. ILLINOIS ST. R (insord Hose vs. staged Saturday night in the Na- oll as Jue slipped into a pair of K Mi ’ P toren Woods, J J.D. Ad Adams 878 N Kelly, Kinean . dies Bo ladies 8 OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS xing gloves and threw a prac- en iles to Be ro William RA a Beass rma estern

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