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uts Crimp. In Tribe's Spring Train

‘Win Titles i in YMCA Wrestling Tourney. Engelhardt to Rup7-Game Schedule Noor's Nose

Today in Tourney 2 Softhall Parks |.zcmmr.z ns 2 Nips Citation ~

lof 8§0-teams-in-the 33d annual Cy]

Takes Over Longacre independent BaskeballCham-| Run Head and

| : | Besides Municipal [plonship tourney at Dearborn Head Down Streich-

| Harold G. Engelhardt, who for &™ . | ‘ARCADIA, Cal, Mar. 4 (UP) ithe past five years has directed] The field will be cut to 10 When 1, one of the most thrilling. fine activities at the Municipal: Sta- the Whistle blows tonight. Fourth- jsnes- ever witnessed at Santa /dium, has taken over the manage- round games will be played Tues- srt, racetrack. Charles S. “Hows iment of the Longacre Softball day and Wednesday with the Big 514s Noor repeated his victory |Stadium. He will continue to S remaining starting a double ver Citation again today, in the

Cold New Orleans ~ Winds May Postpone Tomorrow's Lid Lifter

+. Pitchers and Catchers to Get First Workout; Johnny Hutchings First Indian to. Arrive

By PHIL JOHN SON, Times. Special Writer ~NEW ORLEANS, Mar. 4—Monday is supposed to be the opening. day of the Indianapolis baseball club's spring training. It may

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not be. . lopefate Municipal. jsitminatinn round. A jew cham-ig55000 San Juan Capistrano Cold, blustery winds and rains visited New Orleans over the o| Plans are underway t6é recon- Ms will be crowned Mar, 19. {Handicap with-a nose victdry. .. week-end bringing the temperature down and baseball tempers. up. |dition the diamond at Longacre, Sentaue for tdday: | The Santa Anita’ hapdicap - ...The weather.has.been.the .worst-all-winter-and was ‘almost -certain’ erect 2.new. concession stand. and. Doon. Heston Concrela. va. : Atzakers. winner..of last. Saturday, Noof,. ...... to delay the start of the Indians’ {enclose the diamond with a short feshiniony: y DM. Moral AC vs: Stser and the great Citation ran head . training for at least a day. Pierce made an early appearanice, t regulation outfield fence. The Lally : Bem, Hi gan Packers va. Straser and head down the stretch a¥d at b 2 3 IP OF" . Pelican Stadium; the scene of:too.- idiamond at Municipal also will bet" p.m. ABC Club vs: Noblftt Sparks: 8 the finfsh the result was sd flose 1m Bl " workout activities, was holding a The first Indian an the scene! {reconditioned and new -seats in- 5M: World Insurance vs. Fairmount that the stewards had to-wait 5 383 98 8 couple of inches of water and the Was big Johnny Hutchings, alll {stalled. Tomorow night fend 3d round), 7-15 for a. photo “before they! sour 3 4 5a on infield is unplayable at the mo-270-pounds of him. Others were {——A new feature at Municipal pr Ace Riaotrie ut. Gaitiord ~ Pat: rseparate-them,—— ! 8 273 596 ; ment. : < Pitcher Fred Stroebel (12-6, Daw {this vear will bé the installatiom's15 p. m, Levinson Hats vs. Cicero . But Noor's nose was nt mn } " pit The workout scheme was to enport), and infielders Sal Cam-| lof two outdoor basketball courts “*%!°" |front at the wire ending the mile ree —have gone something like this: |pagna, rookie, and Al Grunwald with lighted backboards to allow : and three-quarters racing to give victory in 13 Although the entire squad is!(.285, Davenport). {both day and night basketball, : Citation the fourth defeat of the nd broke the scheduled to be here Monday More are expected to arrive to- One League at Each Park ymnas S . meeting. vs among four morning, the pitchers and catcn- morrow afternoon and night. { The Bush-Callahan' Sporting : New Record se

ers were slated for most of the Morning Workouts | § 3 S 4 S {Goods Co. will organize one | Well beaten by 12 lengths

- - work. To use the colorful words ; ; {league for each park. In addi- jcame Macopo and: the Gthen five of Hump Pierce, the Indians’ ven- or the iret See he Jnginns tion, a girls league will play ISCONSIN thorses were entirely éut of.it. . w work out in e mornings. every Sunday at Longacre : { Noor went to the post at three

erable trainer: ) \ “Them’s the ones who's gonna The i Ne League play will’ start May 15 Times State Service ie one odds-and paid $8.80; 3.00 have to pitch batting practice, rieans elicans 1 pe er J [receded by a warmup tourney. | BLOOMINGTON, Mar. 4--In-¢ 2.50 while Citation paid $2.30 : 2 _and them's the ones who-snoud. eae Pel General ah3 get ina: ¢ Tavior_ who has won. diana's gymnastic squad handed. oo $2.10 with Mocopo and hia ose perform. get ready first.” Tacey wou 8 to ge q {more Metro Championships than . ts fifth de stablemate, Old Rockport,” runs {out in the mornings also. jany other manager in the city, Wisconsin’ its fifth defeat in six ning" as the Moorers entrd paid

lecide whether ‘ Lots of Running { “A final settlement on working Iwill. be. in charge of Municipal contests by swamping the Bad-|2.60 to show.

nse, racked up = idual honors, ; The ig for the rest SFE IOE Wilk be: Sade Wheh 1PeH Phil Taylor, Ed Foster, Bill Foster, J. B. Lloyd (front row, left to right]. Don Fleetwood, Dave Stadium. Al Hendricks will be In Bers 56% to 39%; here this after| ~The race was as fast as-it was E the talented ee Jupyer games and, eet tonight and set their plans Rheinhart, W. H. Wedding, Jack Blosser, Jack Haines (back row, left<to right), won ghampionships Jenarge at Longacre. noon. - It was the fourth win in Dns The winning AL of I training season. esterday in n the Indiana YMCA wrestlin fournanon) here. Teams desiring to-enter the two eight starts. for the Hoosiers who 2424/5 was a new Amdrican ntrolled Baws, that's the schedule [fOF the spring training seaso £ Sea a. 9 . a ip |leagues may contact Engelhardt close their season at lowa, Mar, record for a mile and three'quargig work of RY 25110 Rive seen. THe Yale ‘Has ‘Notable Record fat FR-0500 or call the Bush-Cal- 11. = The conference meet is '°fS and was just a fifth“of a

der Kuy and and wind canceled all that. If all | ‘Wabash Starts Sprin j1ah n Sporting Goods C Mar. 25. Second off the world's record held as face goes well though, the Tribe may Training bor Row fi ianapo is a men op TOLEDO, O. Mar. 4 (UP)- a po Sporting Goods Co." jacheduny, for Iowa on Mar. > by Buen Ofo and set Jan. 1, 1992,

S get in a few laps Monday evenin The Toledo University basketball de Bet TRE Vek : at Montevideo, Uruguay.” The Jest shooring The weatherman doesn’t Sy! Times State Serviee ' St i Y M 4 team, making a bid to the nation- 4th Straight Title | vBldehorse =. Campbell "05, Matheds| \ CL 0 record Ty s mainly dus anything, however, | CRAWFORDSVILLE, Ind. op onors in a e ee al invitation tournament at Madi- DU RHAM, N C., Mar. 4 abe Sonal NE (Wis.), Black and was set hy Chilhowee at Las shorter Boiler - Wei in T - {Mar. 4-— Wabash College's new p } son. Square. Garden, has scored (UP)—North Carolina State took A pat Tui, Back (rv; itonia; Ky. Oet. 18, 1924. n after long eimer in Town {baseball coach, Bill Trapp, will iling up a total of 37 “points, the-Indianapolis YMCA wrestling victories over Bowling Green,|its fourth straight Southern Con-| and “Campbell (Iu) It was at the mile pole that Tribe President Donie Bush and [issue a general call Monday for| team yesterday finished tops among four teams in the annual Indi- Eastern Kentucky, Brigham ference title in Brilliant fashion (velring Rings Barkiewils (I, Schaefer Noor, held well in. restrainf, betage was 30 General Manager Ted Sullivan a squad which will face a 17- -game, ana Y Championships at the Central Y. Young, Lasalle, Loyola of Chi- tonight with a well-earned 67-47) mumping—Mitchell (10). Johnson (Wis) BAN Moving from far in the rear ta © arrived iti New Orleans this after- schedule this spring. Twelve points behind the strong Indianapolis team was Terre cago and Valparaiso in its 22-5 basketball victory over battling and geivie GUT. and in a flash was coming ‘up on amped to An noon but neither were available| Trapp is taking over baseball | Haute with 25 points for second place. Lafayette came in third with record. Duke University. IE ene eds Way. Wis): Ferro Citation,

Sed at the 12+ for comment. Manager Al Lopez from Harry Scholler, who came eight points and Huntington was|

1 bu b 3 Saekets bY tomorrow, as was Coach Bon) yours team. The schedule: {| Wrestlers in two weight divi-

was expected to arrive tonight or!out of retirement to coach last last with four. |

. : Gutteridge. 4. Canterbury: 18. af Bi Joseph: gions,-155 and 175; were required J RR 1 . : Shean Tune on Tribe Secretary- Bob Weimer, 13 2 in gute 1 at’ Hatter: ne ie: to compete twice during the after--ue get within has been in town for a day OF state: 8 Valgar Hoandiane State abs. noon to clinch thelr individual z " ter that. so, getting things straight. Hump J BePaiy, 16 Butler, if, At Canterbury. state championships. Purdue “wo . . At 155 pounds, Don Fleetwood! % * a ess, 3 of Indianapolis took only one min pc 441 Umpire to Call Pitches ue an 2 scons of. 1h Tr ofall, i 09 — : period to pin Norman Winkler of a. 0 i —_ Fe ; B - e T MY Huntington. Fleetwood then came fer. « § 8 Or browns in iraining back to tie Edwin Barkley of ..o ; et au] frie oe foie, Fein Th Royalty of Television wi h the ie, puri’, Zach Taylor Believes Idea Will Help- jon the ¥ match by a referees de- e ; -Su; fox “4 : are L 3 al 3 ters AW — Ea |. Hues Find Plate, Hifiers Be Chaoty | wedaing wine Two BLACK MAGIC of the Amazing Blaxide ‘Waukesha, and . ‘ By United Prem |W. H. Wedding of Terre Haute! : abies i BURBANK, Cal, Mar. 4 — Manager Zack Taylor came up today pinned Charles Biljin of Indian-| :

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pmo Berens ABS EAIDING cAMP batting practice. period to win his first match. cial Taylor said a young arbiter planning a professional umpiring Wedding's second victim was Gor-| ; Garo | —— I el Plate in batting sessions and at three don_Buck of Lafayette who lost, | sn NOW evenif you live in an outlying location=-youcan........ That's what makes every one of the new Zenithss 1 College and phil ‘calling - pitches! iy Wiens TE Tech High ‘enjoy television pictures at their finest! For Zenith's truly sensational value for 1950. .. not built down to f Richmond, ought to help the pitchers with to be a serious accident turned | © 0 op iete and Golden Gloves: New “SUPER-RANGE"” CHASSIS and BLAXIDE TUBE will a price, but up to the high standards of the ROY ALTY here Monday f their control and help the batters, out lo be only a temporary loss champion, pin ned J. Peters of bring into your home pictures of amazing new de- OF TELEVISION! : , Y get 1n ine habit of swinging at am And He Formed Piteh- Terre Haute to ‘win the heavy-| : A tail, clarity and steadiness . . . frde from eyéstraining Remember —anyone can make claims. But Your ' § 00d pire ny he 2244. anda! Outfietder Tom Wright, 1949 ‘weight championship. It took him \glare or blur even in daylight or fully lighted rooms! . Zenith dealef invites you to prove in a demonstration 5 _ warmest day of Fi were | batting champion in the American 38 Sesunas ot the Secolid period: on 8 This is how medical authorities recommend viewing! the superiority of these Black Magic Zeniths. See, for b= holdouts Jack Graham, Frank Association, and George Wilson ified. Jack Schocht, Huntington. ini 1.40.| g ! 8 ‘What's more, these and all the other great develop- yourself how Zenith's famous engineering Sorenight va : Gustine and Al Widmar, still-de- of Louisville werein-uniform to i dG Foster Indianapolis. de-| v — ments perfected by Zenith® are standard in all Zenith keeps Zenith always ahead: im quatityand “lay ed Joe Ostrowskixand Tommy day for the first time. Rem DH. Terre aul Bu] ¥ id ; ; models —not in just a few at high prices! ance... in top value for your television da orl :

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