Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 April 1950 — Page 15
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New York Yankees today with his newly signed contract. ° i He revealed he has completed his medical studies at Tulane and would get his doctor's degree at . June commencement. Brown worked out with the New Orleans Pelicans while al houldout and said he is now _pre-
"pared to give Billy Johnson some] relief as soon as Casey -Stengel| -
calls on him.
Meanwhile Walt Masterson - and. Rookie Jim ~Suchecki plastered.. the Champion New York Yan-|
kees with their first shutout of the spring season today as the Boston Red Sox scored a 4 to 0
“ed Williams gave the Red Sox a quick lead with his first inning homer off Bob Porterfield; who
ton’'s third victory in five starts against the Yankees this spring. s on - ” PHOENIX, Ariz, Apr..1 (UP)| — Blasting Sheldon Jones. for six| runs in- the second inning and two more, including a homer by Wally Westlake, in the seventh, the Pittsburgh Pirates went to a 9-1 victory over the New York! __Gjants here this. Afternoon. before) 2428. Ted Beard. also hit far. the ie) PRIEST
“held the Giants to five hits. Ches-| nes pitched two-hit ball for the first frve innings he worked. The only New York run, in the sixth, was ‘unearned. It was the second’ straight triumph. .for. the -Bues: over the Giants.
~ = . LAKPLAND, Fla. Apr. 1 (UP)| — Freddie . ‘Hutchinson hurled
seven innings of scoreless ball to-]| day as the Detroit Tigers shut out the St. Louis Cardinals, 3 to o.
- “Hutchinson's victory was his | “third straight and he now has |
allowed only one run in 20 in-|
nings this spring while yielding 20) hits, The loser was George Mun-!
~— ger who allowed the Tigers four
of their six hits in the third in-| nng for all of their runs. Before the game, it was an-| nounced that X-rays could dis—cover nothing wrong with the left shoulder and arm of Pitcher Hal Newhouser. The Tiger main-| stay has pitched only two innings| all spring and complains of soreness in his shoulder. . = p ORLANDO, Fla, Apr. 1 (UP)— Eddie Robinson’s single with the bases full in the seventh broke a 5 to 5 deadlock as the Washing“ton Senators went on to defeat
—rothe-Gineinnatl-Reds; 8 to-8;-today:|-
The Reds got-15 hits while Washington collected only seven but the winners took advantage of six walks and one Cincinnati error, Robinson boosted his rising batting mark to .460 today with
— three singlés In four times at bat,]
driving in three runs along the! way.
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For Football THE SPRING sports season at Butler University. is just right around the corner and as lads who “are being tabbed.-to.-defend-the--Blue-and-White banners during the forthcoming year have not practiced out-of-doors. Inclement’ weather has kept the Bulldogs working inside the Fieldhouse, at present overflooded with athletes who are
| trying to work themselves into
condition. Spring football practice began several weeks ago and is being supervised by Coaches Jim Hauss and John Rabold, both —of whom serve under Head Coach Tony Hinkle during ‘the regular gridiron cam: paign. Hauss is tutoring the ends and the backs, while the fatter iPdriting the linemen: ” ” - SOME FORTY aspirants, including seven lettermen, re-
ported for equipment and work--
outs are being staged on the basketball floor and under the bleachers. The backs and the ends are currently working out on the
hardwood. court. Lettermen..in....oo
those departments include quar
“terbacks Pim -Crawforti; caps
tain-elect for next year, and David Peterson of Ft. Wayne; halfbacks, John Chelminiak of South Bend, Mike Livorsi and Jack Renner, both of Chicago.
and ends, Robert Runyan of Waukegan, Ill, and John Schuesler. Each will be a
senior next football season. BackfieM : stars Pem Cornelius
Football
Coach John Rabold
Butler's Spring Sporis Card"
APRIL 10 TO 15th: April 13, Golf, Western Michigan; April 14, Golf, Detroit, Track, Intrasquad meet; April 15, Tennis, Valparaiso. APRIL 17 to 22d: April Golf,” at Indiana; April Baseball at Purdue; April 20, Tennis, at Bail State; April 21, Golf, Franklin; April 22, Base‘ball, at Western Reserve (2), “Fennis, Franklin; Track, Franklin. = APRIL 24 to 29th: April 25, Baseball, DePauw, Track, at Indiana State, Tennis, Wabash; April 27, Baseball, Wabash; April 28, Golf at Indiana State, Track, Drake Relays, at Des Moines; April 29, Track, Drake Relays at Des Moines, Baseball, at Cincinnati (2). MAY 1 to 6th: May 1, Golf, DePauw; May 2, T DePauw, Baseball, Indiana; May .3, Track, University of Louisville; May 4, J enutin, Bal State; ‘May 8, “Baseball, ePauw,
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May 15, Basebsli; Baseball,
nis, at DePauw. & $ MAY 22 to 27th: May 23, Baseball, at Indiana; May 25,
Golf, at DePauw; May 26, Baseball, at ami (0.) (2); May 27, Track, Golf, Tennis Meets, Mid-American at Miami (0.). MAY 29 to June 17: May 29, Tennis, Little State Meet; June 10, Track, Central Collegiate
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the - team will not. go outside until the weather permits. At present only the hurlers and their battery mates are limbering up. Lettermen Johnnie Males, the senior right-hand-er who compiled a 6-1 record last spring, and Paul O’Connell, the junior. curveballer wha finished with a 3-3 record in 1949, do the heaving and catchers John Bruckman and Harry
Roembke,. both sophomores, throw them back. = - ”
THE SPIRIT in this particular camp is high-toned because prospects such as those which accounted for the Bluesox’ 10-5 record last spring look good and abundant to Hinkle. Up in the balcony of the Fieldhouse, Coach Galvin Walker toils with his track squad which lacks manpower, Some of the lads are in excellent shape as a result of their
‘having belonged to the indoor.
and Flavian Weidekamp, both monogram winners from the 1949 aggregation, have yet to report for Workouts. ” »
Bend, are the only linemen to
receive monograms last season - and they have not checked in |
-at the equipment cage.
Along each side of ‘the bas- |
—FHE-EIN EN re toi ~ketbati floor, the baseballers go.
under the bleachers but not one letterman can be found. Richard Bidstrup, of Chicago, and Maurice Schankerman of South
Prepsters Ready For ‘Spring Sports Action
to it daily. Spring training oy baseball players officially
_opened Friday, at which fimé |.
candiqates were
Central Indiana prep baseball teams will see a lot of Shortridge High School baseball bats this season. The Blue Devils, who face °
a 22-game schedule, stack up their Shortridge batting power before swinging into 4 four-game card during spring vacation beginning tomorrow. Coach Jerry Steiner's pastimers, runnersup to Broad Ripple's city champions, go to Zionsville. Shown (front row, left to right) are: Rjtcher Jim Thompson, Outfielder Dick Falender, Charles Shoemaker, Third Baseman Kenny Eiler, Outfielder Danny Baker, Outfielder Ward Walker and Catcher Joe Klefeker. (Back row) Pitcher Pete Kappes, Outfielder Gene Packham, First Baseman Bill Ralph, Second Betamen Max Schumacher, Ou sides Denny Krick, Shortstop Jack, Bare | and Pitcher Horace Turner:
10 Baseball Games, Ebegivt Track Meets Scheduled
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Path Action Tomorrow
By JIMMIE ANGELOPOLOUS High school baseball and track, the sunny side of the prepsters’ year-round athletic activities, burst into an early bloom after
a winter of hibernation this week.
|Shortridge’s Blue Devils, who play |
It's the week of spring vacation for all the city and county pupils except those who excel in the two spike-shoe spring sports—
baseball and track.
Ten diamond tilts and eight
cinder meets open the first buds against time and 1 gravity get an of the schoolboy’s spring activi- early dash of spring track Tues-
ties beginning tomorrow.
get thelr first look-see into their |
favorite ime. ers ean ve their inning Monday and Thursday, four unraveling. Monday and
Followers
hree [Southport { (Washington)
day. Five meets are billed with the two - sectional champs and Enthustasts ‘of both sports can County Champ Warren Central Baseball back- unlimbering their wintry kinks. Tech's sectional winners enter-| es tain Washington Tuesday 1 is host to Howe's; sectional titlists. of those who vieiWarren is the entertainee, with]
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Lawrence Central and Ben Davis]
the guests. Wasting little time grooming] for the city diamond laurels are|
four games this week. The Blue
Devils go to Zionsville Monday,
play Brownsburg Tuesday, tangle: with Washington Thursday and go to Lawrence Central Friday. Shortridge won 15 of 19 games last year and is senior-| studded.
Southport’'s County Champs
the NCC title last year, winning {nine of 10 games, edging, Tech, winners of eight of nine. “The Greenclads open up Apr. 13 at Southport. Broad Ripple’s city champions, unbeaten in 15-straight last season, toss out the first ball Apr. 11, entertaining Brownsburg. Virtually all the ity and county baseball and track teams will have opened their seasons during next week. Speedway, lgtest new-
| comer to the city and county dia-
two years running go to Ander- mond fraternity, plays its opener
son Tuesday. The Indians won,
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28) N. PENNSYLVANIA ST. "Across, from Loew's”
track team
“whith rabered all winter-long: ta Lettermen John Bradley,
Crawforth, Tom Rehrer, of Ft. Wayne; Bob Straub and Bob White, together with the t=alents of such promising sophomores as Jack Aldridge, Don Brown, Harold Cline, of Canand. Bob Reuter, can ease some of Walker's worries if they live up to expectations. LJ] ” WITH SEVERAL positions still to be plugged, the longtime coach continues to adver-
tise in the school paper for. more men. vio : Golfers will begin * official
practice tomorrow and along with ‘tennis players will occupy space left free by the other. sports moving outdoors. Seven members of last year's squad, which won seven of eleven matches, with one ending in a deadlock, are expected to form the: nucleus of the golf
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"Clyde McEntire,
who fs. from Cicero, Ind., are the only links- ' men working out. Both are seniors.
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~ LeCompte,
a variety of college athletic | teams, will get his initial crack | at tennis this season. He assumed that post when Bob Dietz resigned last season. n e s SEVEN LADS have gotten into the swing of things and
not one of them is a letter win-
ner. Only two seniors have re
turned from last spring's team, |
and one of them, Senior Bob is_a service award. . The other, Ray Davis, is a veteran who has been swinging ‘the racquet three years for Butler. Five juniors, all of whom are experienced, are back, and of that quintet, Jim Catton, Roland Leveranz, and
recipient,
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The eight-week
spring sports schedule will be launched Apr. 13, when the local golfers vie Michigan.
with. Western.
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Sullivan Brushes Up "For 10 Redskin’ By EDDIE ASH Times Sports Editor
Indians’ ~ general manager, i warming up to defend his title as “minor league executive of the
: ME ” won in 1949.
He's climbed aboard the food wagon is order to create space for the victuals he'll consume in De annual spring; ‘knife-and-fork
cution and enunciation as he prepares to attend the 10 luncheons and dinners arranged by base
; ball booster organizations. an. a
Indianapolis custom. .. Has Own Crystal Ball. Sullivan is pledged to stand up and talk and cheer for his Hoosier Redskins as the loyal fans bend their -ears to hear where the Indians are going to finish in the new American As|soc¢iation race, according to Ted's ipersonal crystal ball. He'll go to bat in the knite-and-fark “circuit starting tomor-_. lrow ,at McClarney's Restaurant, 1435 W. Morris St. ‘Ted Kirby, manager, has tagged it a press party, to host Indianapolis and nearby community newspapermen, with dinner at 6 p. m. Beginning with the Power and Light annual event, Apr. 11, Sul-
<—|livan will be accompanied to tha
baseball dinners and luncheons
{ings and dates are as follows: Apr. T7—Our Lady of Lourdes, {Father and Son dinner.’
rand Light Father and Son difiner,” |TPALCO Hall; 16th and Alabama | Sts. i" Apr. 12—Annual Elks baseball {dinner and funfest, Claypool | Hotel. Apr. 13—Caravan Club noon (luncheon, Murat Temple. | Apr, 24—Traffic Club luncheon, Marott Hotel. Apr. 25—Universal Club .luncheon, Antler’s Hotel. Apr. 28—Optimists Club lunch|eon, Severin Hotel. May 12-—Kiwanis Club lunch-. eon, Claypool Hotel. | May (date to be announced) — | Lions Club luncheon, Claypool
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