Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 March 1950 — Page 15
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10 Ip ag, Report to Al Lopez. In New Croc Fog
29, Includi ing All the Pitchers on oy Now in Indians’ Camp; More Bat Drills Set
There was a help shortage last (night at the Armory. “Mr. America,” the muscle-" heavy matadoy was paired against Buddy Rogers ‘in ° the
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By PHIL JOHNSON, ‘NEW ORLEANS, La., Mar.
Times Special Writer 8—A heavy fog rolled in on this
Victory Over Buffalo
pound guard is a product of South| Béhd Washington High School’ land played in every IU game
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Could Assure 2d Place For Indianapolis
‘By BILL ESGERT
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after becoming a. member of the rsquad as a sophomore, He ‘willl Jack O’Brien, 235, was moved ‘report to -the Redskin training up from the preliminaries to lake jeamp July BB at Los Angeles, caL™? Buddy Rogers and he won. 1 eee i 10’Brjen lost. the first. fall. in, seven :
city last night, and, when it had lifted this morning, the Indian- - apolis Indians’ Manager Al Lopez found that 10 ball players had been deposited on the stoop of the Jung Hotel. ‘Half of the new arrivals ‘are pitchers, two are catchers and the others are ‘infielders, , bri ng to 29 tots
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A Non Veet 0 I \ y City Ind dent 2 a i on nt % er és i A a = { i n épendent “Tournament at Dear: ond in eight minutes an - This is big the thik day of | League's runners P_spot 30: iver. Dollar To: Stover Pout £1 ar en the decision when Rogers was spring training. It's also the Taton ‘Post 83, Boushton Excavating 48. unable to continue due to an inv ; out here tomorrow night. Tonight — 7:15, Consolidated 5 Blisiness final eight on second day of batting practice. The" Caps, barring a complete {ochoo} vs. World Insurance: South. Jury. Abandoning an earlier idea to eunion Mar reversal of form,.can virtually (Vs. Levinson Naw Cae: 9 15." Lily | Because of ‘O’Brien being moved take it easy for the first week, i y = up. Gil LaCross, 215, had to Branch : Mo- cinch second place with a victory Central YMCA— Citizens Savings and na Hurryin® Lopez had his squad swinging yes- The “Wonder Five” that ined . over Buffalo tomorrow in the © {Loan 3l. Downtown Merchants 11; Ars wrestle twice. He won over Cherry 1941 season, lorday ang this Woming. The basketball ¥ : An th " 2 a Coliseum at 8:30. [den ‘& Gray ow Jord Coilee "of is Vallina by disqualification and osophy about young pitchers who attended the at Francli ye a e early "20s The Herd, a former western " then lost to Lone Eagle, 208. — NOTks abit: PiFates school in Sai Bernardino, lege a) ert Tien Ed upd Col. division member now finding easy we / : al, e flinging. - pickings as an eastern division am | GREER CEA =n enon | Improve Your Vision pez said. “They were a a . . A A games this season from Indian- . vill when they school for almost a month and| All 14 players who had a hand : _ Gordon Pennell, Buffalo rookie - |apolis, Leading the eastern divi- . : he says. Jia had plenty of time to get in shape. I unig ee siraight state Photos By Hoary E. Glosing, Times Staff Photographer sion by 11 points the Bisons have Will be with the hockey herd toh Clear & A% Aho ool championships in| John McKeown, outfielder; Al Lopez, Indians pilot, and Ed |Piled up their advantage on home morrow night when the Bisons cuts his boys ar Swinging Ahead | 1920, 1921 and 1922 are still liv- P p ; ice over eastern division foes finish up their A Hock s, 12 on the “The weather has warmed up|ing. The coach, Griz Wagner, is| Brockman, infielder, down from Pittsburgh, look out of the dugout | i Te : re up: or erican Cor ey Oftentimes ‘Poor Sight ; dcooased. . pi : Rocky Roa ue series wi e Caps in : hor. Cath and 33 Taine are ver a Jocks Te dinner will be open to the fo New Orleans this morning, waiting for the sun to pierce the On thi soit Binet rad: totes. Son Coliseum at 8:30, P - : andles 8 14+ Possibly ‘the only thing to mar|public. Tickets are on sale at i before Sending the Tribe through its paces. the going rocky, winning only rr Means Poor Grades School sche an otherwise pleasant situation|local sporting goods stores. ; To TT eight of 30 games. The Bisons Ashbee Replaces » ring of Rushe was a ‘holdout. He's Jack Con-| Members planning to attend are Ri le Honors 54 Early Applications have yet to win a game in New why . freshmen. He way, shortstop. Burl Friddle, Franklin; Ralph Pp F Haven, Cleveland and Pittsburgh. Meger for Bisons Eyes fitted with the es to be ready General Manager Ted Sullivan| Hicks, Clayton; Paul White, Ur- For Basketball or Diamonds Asked They were shut out completely = : ough 10-team didn't have too much to say bana, O.; Robert (Fuzzy) Van-| | The city park and recreation In five games in Springfield. | | BUFFALO, N. Y., Mar. 8 (UP) glasses will make you confronting about him, | diver, S. Comer, John Gant, Pete| * Fifty-four athletes received! department has requested local Indianapolis has six games to|—Don Ashbee, a left wing man, : : y “Just say I'm discussing the Keeling and “Butter” Williams, | {basketball awards recently at a play, four here and two on the wil join the Buffalo Bisons of! : were avail situation with Conway,” he said, all. of Franklin; Harold Borden 5 i amateur baseball and softball roaq tn Cleveland and Springfield. the American Hockey League at See Better ight seniors, “and -I do expect some action/and Carlyle Friddle, Indianapolis: ceremony in the Broad Ripple team managers to apply early for Pittsburgh and St. Louis will Cincinnat tonight to replace in-| : 34s m last year, Sofi; ” James Ross, Sheridan; Hubert High School ~auditorium.” Those the use of city diamonds. fight for the remaining western i;roq payl Meger. - ! “Feel Better napolis Sature ye — Hurler Roster Complets Davis, Connersville; Ike Baltard, honored were: | _A. J. Thatcher, city recreation 41Vision play-off berth. The Hor: |" Aghbee was recalled from the| eel Better... mn are small, The five pitchers who reported, New A bany: and Harry King, | per LE Avards: Jim Alltop, Dick Camp. director, has asked ~crganizeq Nets are at home tonight with Louisville Blades of the United! S WW obo i Badin ed) vansville Joke: ‘Bh, SofiEmeck “Sohn oval, Bick § leagues to submit the names of 0 isonigating Clevtlany States League when it became tudy Better. . . ® Lawson, John Plum, Bo nner, Warren a1] teams. Boys d gi evident that Meger would be > Footer ( _— ve xo; Ines Shamberl), S. Seeks 3d and Jick Hopkins: or hs fii will be ro) SE ag Springfield. | sidelined several ®aays with a) , Gene Reed, (15-8, Albany), Paul LePalme| Fj Sk askill, James Gibson. Needham Hurst, Permits, according to Thatcher, Fly Friday |severely bruised shoulder, re- / : 4 [e's 6-1. Jim (14-13, Hartford), Bob- Masters igure- ating Title Hed” Botley, Jerry Garrett. Jas Hansel: Will be issued until all requests The Caps will fly to Spring. | Celved last Saturday in a game ’ ) 4 . Sorin an (10-7, Albany) and Jim Mimsy. Hi DDO Mar, > py a Rhu BE ee i Sif lie ade have been screened and approved. field” Friday for a game there “.tt SPringfield. We ited ) —(11-7, Albany). : Don Ses cudigate, Robert Plumley an TTe— ——|Saturday and return here by air, eb Fava Noalia-mre rl ne, only 5-9, Other arrivals. were.-CatchersiE tty, Yvonne Sherman of New, Dg Skinner Lo" °° = nyt for Sunda night's struggle .with Banquet Tonight IOI TI [York Clty, the United States will Appel Richard Bele: Waroid Besse, Bill Axline to Re eiv y 8 tate so i ry Fred Rolland 2 2 Albany) have. to settle for two out of three Cree Sree. ‘Is Lee" Graham,’ Nei Fuinchman. Bob Und ec ¢ The Barons » widened their lead| LAFAYETTE, Mar" varsity Eyes Examined Offi - Orris a onn utz. 180 ew feCarty four Lown). The outBelders we re| Shea instond of a cin serene Kot TRE Sat Wat vgp) 1 €rWOOd Trophy over ine: Cape to 35 points ast and 7ethman awards. naming of | GLASSES ON CREDIT ot y : Dave Bell (.328, Albany), Don The Yanks already have sped. Imes. Joo vauchn, Galen Corbett and| Jack Axline, senior basketball {night with a 11 to 5 thumping| selection of an honorary captain ; . + Hinchberger (.309, Keokuk) andioff with two titles the. men's "“torward at Shortridge High|o'"T, the hapless Hershey Bars.pc, of fy GROTH Sepiatt Office Hours ss is coming Frank Kalin (.307, Indianapolis). 2 8% Twelve Barons shared. fn thelyio, (#900 JC . oore, another —————— FoR or The tuid straight year Billiards |School, will receive the Under-! {scoring with Tod Sloan and Ken! J 5 25th annual’ Lafa- 9:30 to 1 ~Jim-— Beard Fi ht Resul a%19-year-old Dick “Button of!" Upsetting Hi Johnson of Amo, wood trophy, annual award for Schultz getting two —gouly and: LS te-ldons Club banquet here to- ; JEWELERS Jun Red + ig esults {Englewood; N. J. -and the pairs, be ists each. It was the sixth PI8ht honoring members of the. 2 to 5:15 c& JEWELERS, ut the sq 1 Cita ea won by brother and sister Peter 90 to 33, AI Maloof of Indian-| the most valuable player. Jive aii an ™ Yas e SIX ipurdue University cage squad. * vell divided, WHITE PLAINS, N. Y.—Roger Donohue, (80d Karol Kennedy of Seattle, 2POlis chalked up his second win| The presentation will be made [pe Cilevelan ad bumped the| | Principal speaker will be Frank J. 137 W. Washi S Mai Toa Spins. Maas! Tommy | Wash. {last night in the Indiana three-|Mar. 21 at a banquet in the school] ars this Season: Havlicek, athletic business man- : as ington t. a record of NEW BEDFORD, Miss Sherman, America’s main cushion billiard tournament in| {cafeteria. ager. losses to Ine Bi. Jlavans, outpotnted “Citot Miller, gti hope for the women’s crown, 1s in/the Board of Trade Parlor, It, Varsity awards also will be On The Ice T re TR re cats have an CatOLEDO—Artle King, 136%. Winnipes. the third place at’ the halfway| Was over 68 innings. Phil Green-/made to Axline, Jim Balch, Kenny| AMERICAN HOCKEY LEAGUE Ty slats Ia Havana 100" re on a mark behind defending Aja Fy oat Fyani Rohan {Eiler, Bill Ralph, Ward Sexson, Western Division > e ns me i -| Vranova of Czechoslovakia and defending titleholder, a 0-{Dick Supple, Ward Walker and PN kh Tra : Galveston (10), . adie Bertolino, 136,| yo notte Altwegg of Britain. night. [Dice Supls, Gallagher. TNDPLS. 0184 33 3 11 7 — ——— |Pittsburgh ... 65 28 23 14 70 nceburg twice St. Louis ~x...63 30 25 58 stle, 45 to 40, Indianapolis’ NOVELTY Headquarters Sanch rown oO “Enc ACincinnats 68-1636 -14-- 44-167 tough Carths ~~ "F TRICKS — SOUVENIRS 1 SS Eastern Division lonals. Carth-
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