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Cage Loopin | / ¥ in r : : If a plan, now being formulated by the City Recreation Schedule Row

Department, is accepted, every youngster in Indianapolis with a yen to learn the fine points of baseball will get free League Refuses Juste, ri Gt. ecaation= direct 4 *W. atcher, city reation director, an Frank Is Sew il {Sigafoos, president of the Indianapolis Amateur Baseball ANDERSON, Apr. 11—There's ether on the plan.

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Move In Tomorrow By EDDIE ASH = T

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Association, are working to-| ge was outstanding as a guard . with the Hoosiers in 1904 and

: Times Sports Editor | : | . 1905. He was a native of Deer will meet a The glamour boys of base-| one down and 16 to go in the Na-| Sigafoos, who is loaded : - The Gi g | ; Creek, Ind., but had lived in In ball, the New York Yankees, {tional Basketball Association. [With new ideas for furthering gjanapolis for 50 years. dust’ £torm A . : —- This t tod ithout a 2Mateur baseball, especially where 2 8 8 for seven I were in. town. today fer a = : S—————— i — hi ay was w . 2 youngsters ire coniertied will TOMMY BELL. the Youngs. Jp Bevel scheduled exhibition contest aE | {professional basketball team as tae the plan before his organi-'town, O., slugger who meets Ine Westrum, | or the Hoosier Indians with | |the Anderson Packers, second- zation tomorrow night. diana = welterweight champ, Joe Joe Lafata wi or . I ’ : place finishers in the Western Di-| The recreation department sgro, here Apr. 28, will train at Glants and the contest slated at 2:30. ; : i : {vision of the NBA this season, hopes to form a. hs ithe new gym. just opened by Eue hit-one for The event “matéhed “the BIg For 4th Y off {withdrew from the loop. committee of all gene (Tiny) Bland at 424 Trans- Winds. at World Series champs and Little 3 Reason: ‘The league would not the “old heads |portation Building, 213 E. South made the g World Series champs, -and In- : alter its setup to give the western in Indianapolis St., when he arrives in town. vided Clev dianapolis. fans were all set to | Clash With Barons {clubs a beter chance at the box baseball to work | Sgro is fighting the “battle of Boudreau greet the major leaguers and A { a office. |with the young !the bulges”. at the moment, trying Bearden's px Senor Al Lopez's new Tribesters. 8 Thursday Night Ike Duffey, vice president of the foams. Jncladed [to take off the poundages J gained of wind all | The exhibition with the Bronx By FRAN N Packers, was in New York yes-| e set-up since his last fight. In dition, Larry Jans Bombers is one of five booked Tie Shang ANDERSON yet terday where he made his re- Would be Junior Sgro yesterday became the father resulted in : with big league clubs before the to win a Calder Cup finals game Juests, received his refusals and Baseball, Ameri- of a baby girl. It's the second oH - m——— but they hav d hysica] Sold the team’s franchise to the an Legion Base- daughter for Joe and Ida. GREENS Li =i Ley have made 4 PaySICa || ague |ball, City Recre- Fel Lake! int En Route impression on the Indianapolis , ation Baseball Don't be ied If Brooklyn Rove a ; Demands Equalit on’t surpr some Rookie Pit Royce Lint, southpaw pitcher, Caps. | y ‘and the leagues 3 : ; x ; : Jim Heyrock changes ars made soon in the Teeir Moats Is en route to report to the In- The Caps surveyed their bruises, (One of the major features in the'in the IABA. | Indiana Athletic ' Commission. dians, Tribe General Manager = and cuts yesterday in drilling for withdrawal was the scheduling embers of the committee! Bi new might be ad Internation: : : | M Something mig ded. bi i Ted Sullivan sald today. Short- Thursday night's fourth playoff getup. Duffey demanded that all! would act as instructors for the) : the big rig ly after the Pirales assigned Bal . game here. A 3-0 lead in the best- teams play an equal number of | youngsters. Members of the one final Lint's contract-back to the Red- ae of-seven series is worth the aches games with each other. | committe could go to the amateur Anderson Four Brooks this

he threatened to retire He won 14 and

skins, from baseball.

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season, with. 17 teams games and conduct clinics before . loperating in three divisions, the|and after games. Not only mem- Wins Pro-Am

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t A | gl ey ; | Trainer Ross (Lefty) Wilson ren. | s would the Greens Tost three for the Tribesters las » ; iS gi Eide en larger clubs with the greater bers of competing team | A foursome lsd bY. Wavns a year. [vas xep y Pp B'UP IN: 4 a wing power played only once be eligible for the instruction, any| I 4 tod at 8 juries received in Sunday night's; ", n" itv outside their own di-|boy could go to the clinic being Hensley, Anderson, posted a two Milliken

Indians lift the lid on the Amer. ican Association season at Columbus next Tuesday. Only Yankee varsity player

Yankees’ Cinderella manager, is| well known in American Associa-

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4-3 win over the Barons here. Nelson Podolsky came up with facial bruises and cuts, courtesy of the /Barons’ Harry Taylor.

visions.

|work of paying out expense money Schultz but the piloting was taken |

Maurice Podoloff, president of M47 the NBA, said the league would 04 yo" en who have spent/central section of the Indiana

|conducted by his favorite baseball under par 63- yesterday to win

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missing today was the fabulous List of ‘Fatalities’ distribute the Anderson balliwears in baseball. PGA at South Grove. that the D Tommy Henrich, first baseman- Clare Raglan was nursing an players at a meeting in Chicago" yy. 4411) in the planning stage. The winners played the last help. outfielder, who is on the shelf elbow cut. Rod Morrison sported APT. 24. {But it'll be a big step forward for three holes three under par. * with an injury. ES a. goose egg on his forehead In the beginning, Duffey went pageball in Indianapolis. |Hensley's teammates included Al CHARLO Muir on Mound thanks to a flying puck. Big Alto New York to seek an extension _._.._=# » & _ _ |Zickler, South Grove; G, C. Rob. the Washit “IEE BKIpper Lopez planned "Dewsbury reported knee abra-on the dafe clubs must post] DESPITE ALL the scoring Y¥ec-|inson, Riverside, and Marvin Philadelphia to send Southpaw Joe Muir to SR { sions. $50.000 bond to assure their par- ords hung up by lofty George Heckman, Speedway amateur, day pitchers the mound to prepare him for the “ There were other minor cuts ticipation next season. The bond Mikan of the Minneapolis Lakers Heckman was an important cog 104ay Poh AA opening day assignment. The infield of the Indianapolis Indians, all new faces with the Tribe, got together yesterday and EE a. Wilson Said des dling a moved from Thurs: this SE rn She ietory, Setting, av sgh Cs ® hs AfTIVe fae dall lhe Faukess os “afternoon during -the--workout-following-the- team’s-arrival-from-spring-camp. Left-to-right they are: 1 =. 1on2 as” winning was) Reise © . tion, Alex Groza chalked up the ye. with Ray Se World: Series. four inl to otie.- Eddia_Bockman, third base; Danny O'Connell, shortstop; Monty Basqall, second base, and Al Grun- routine. ; | ules Lommen {best average from the field. {mere wax a tie for second and nine innings The: Indians subdued Montreal in, wald, first base. : It has been routine for the Caps Duffey said he would not com-|. Alex, Olympians star, finished third. Foursomes led by Bill Hein- 2 victory the Junior Series, four games to fe EET RS SR ~~ gto win since the playoffs started. ment on the withdrawal until with an average of .478 while|jein, Noblesville, and Jimmy farmhands two. : W Ch Ik U Nine 600 Games to Stea The local skaters are unbeaten in after the meeting in Chicago.’ |Mikan had 407. In total points. vaughn, Pleasant Run pro, fin ough allo Charl (c st L th | omen a p ‘seven post-season starts. |" The Patkers opened the season Mikan outscored Groza by 369 jgheq a stroke behind Hensley's struck out t Z1ares iLasey) Hienge, the . | Coach Ott Heller stopped hisiynder the coaching of Howie Points. team. Connie

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: {for the = Cleveland trip and gyer by Doxie Moore during mid-| LAKE SHORE Country Club o¢ phi} Renforth, Noblesville; Alex Kellner tion circles. He holds the distine-| ‘knocked on th den bench | | will have its official opening | ' ’ 1949. .Kelln ' | . : : . 8. i é 1 h Mon-| n the wooden bench. igeason. After taking the second-| g Dudley Dunn and Bill Lukens, M9. tion of winning Toledo's only pen-| Hickman Whirlaways Count Four Classy S Eg Sa Gwindled to al “1 said in Cleveland it would be|piace spot two games behind In| Sunday. Action is slated to ‘non ‘or South Grove. Reese Berry and Issued

nant and he also guided the Milwaukee Brewers to a flag. Originally out of Kansas City,

start at 1 p. m. with a Bank- | er's Handicap. 8 LJ .

breezed eigl vannah yes longest any

a six-game series. We've won the gjanapolis, the Packers defeated first three, so I've changed mY Indianapolis in the post-season! mind. It will be a four-gameip,yofr They were «eliminated in|

{and Howard Spaulding from Coffin and Riverside’s Fred Corey played with Vaughn. Sixty play-

Itwo-team affair in the battle for {the league championship. Harrell Plumbers and Roehl's

Performances for Total of 3124 By GENE. LAWSON :

> >, | “ > Y » Jiete he id 10 Decome 4 lets Women bowlers competing in -the Pennsylvania Tom Bemis pharmacy, carrying respective ey he Dots eonite Jur the semifinals by Minneapolis. Lr ATA CLUP Shona axbent iors participated in the tourna- had gone th ,. Co . » . y ’ < : om ny _0 4 ay. 0 8 y. ————— asi e—— S e > : sides in Glendale, Cal. He used Classic chalked up nine 600 totals with Hickman Whirlaway keglers records of 63-27 and 81-29, are Heller knocked on wood again [the chief topic of discussion for MEMPHI!

to be better than a fair home run Stealing the show with four of them for a 3124 total. the only teams that still have a : > Hickman turned in the second highest team series in the nation chance of copping the top prize. and the boys tapped their sticks delphia Phi

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slugger himself in big league base- with meaningful implication. u ball. this year by firing sizzling games of 1008, 1136 and 980 as they Dillon Office Equipment, in Cleveland Anne SE the. WooHs rs Association, when the Indiana . She bom S . Ex-Indian Is Coach swept three games from Marott Shoes. . third with a 51 and 39 mark. is PGA holds its spring meeting in On Wrestling Card right-hande One of Stengel's Yankee It was the third highest femi-{ =" "= ” ~ 10 games back of second-place joss Claypool Hotel next Monday. | Phils gave

Roehl's and can finish no higher

coaches is Jim Turner, a former Mine series on record, exceeded 205-629 and Lila Littrell. with F than third.

ago, Indianapolis player who was some >nly by Gear of Enterprise’ 3132211-233-191—625. Jars las

Odds Favor Wings Against Browns which ture pro wrestling action in the

Crane is the second speaker on|- A double main event will fea78 | the sets But Setup Doesn’t| new vorx, Apr. 11 (UP)— opens at-9:30 a. m. and will be Armory ring tonight, with six

day-long program, Boston Bra:

shucks as a mound artist. He was (old world's record) and that powever, it was Pat Striebeck Dillon Office Equipment dav. absent from the squad today, 3238 record total by Hickmaniwhg led all the women in indi- the pace in one department, how- DETROIT, Apr. 11 (UP)—De- Holdout pitcher Al Widmar of the concluded with a dinner at 7:30/top-flight heavyweights scheduled ' Bicknell however, earlier in the season. The feat was yiqual scores. She uncorked games ever. Their team total of 3111 is trojt's weary Red Wings had the St. Louis’ Browns has threatened P. m. to compete on a two-event card | games and A former Brook! d Boston | 2ccomplished on alleys five and of 183, 232 and 263 for a 678 total the top team figure registered in pqqs in: their favor but history to go to court if the team does 8. . {arranged by Matchmaker Billy and’ was nc ooklyn and Toston), |for Milano Inn. Milano, thrice the circuit to date. Dillon also goainst them today as they went not give him more pay or a _ TEAMS TO BE entered in the Thom. sion. His Braves Pilot, Stengel won the ; Mi ! i i il ” gains ° x third 1 South Grove four-| One of the star bouts will b | The scoring was.almost exactly city champs. had a 3008 mark on leads in the sigle-game depart- into the Stanley Cup finals chance to get a better job. third annual Sou rove four star bouts e an was 7.71. American League championship the opposite this time as com- games of 895. 1023 and 1090. ment, having a 1113 to their against the well-rested New York Wid won 33 os 4 ball tourney are expected to ex-| Australian tag-team duel pitting and World Series in his first year pared with Hickman's 3238 mark. The male bowlers around town credit ® : Rants : alt a on gata ” OT ceed 100. In the past the tourney “Wild Bill” Longson, Salt Lake LOUISVII at the heim. |Toen it was Betty Jordan's 713), ho o'o ioe to Herb Hohit, Bill Sharkey has the individual poet 0 og Daltimore last Season and 18 SUP- has been played on a countywide City, and Dutch Hefner, Houston, Red Sox ar History discloses the Yankees that was the big show. Last night ty on the men from com. ‘tries class-all to himself. Sharkey| at : ip We to posed to join the Browns now. |basis. This year it will be state-| TeX’, against Vic Holbrook, Holly famed powe specialize in making ‘a World Betty was the only member of the = t last night °roduced a 701 set a few weeks C0" BL Ore 8% '0/ He said, “I made $5000 with wide. Entries close next Tuesday./wood, and Otto Kuss, former Ine Williams isr Series short and snappy. They team to fall below the 600 class. PD" . em ar Fassment as oe ago for the loop’s only 700. Bob SWeeP hockey's World Series.” Baltimore last year. The Browns John David and Henry Kimbrook diana University ace. It's for twa show there have won 12, five by the shutout Betty has a 585 this time, 44 EL outing 2 Jine in je oes Earl turned in a 280 single for The National Hockey League offered me $6000, then upped it won the event last year but David |falls out of three with a 90-minute else to fill i Eterna at CARE er neo oeCK Motion Picture circuit at the, 1. pois in that-department. - Champs.faced. the same. cup. situs, o-§7000:~ Am I-supposed-to get a’ Will-be-teamed with-a-new- parte time-Hmit, «= two woe ester iay i~tre-four- straight games. Jo Berkopes Leads . [Sport Bowl. - indivi tion _that saw them drop four , 2 ner this year since Kimbrook| arn ily G One of their shutout victims was “ as Ed Huck leads the individual - § $1000 cut for winning 22 games ) Billy Good: the Pittsburgh Pirates in 1027 Jo Berkopes was the big wheel Hohlt used a “borrowed ball average line with a 1094 mark. Straight to Toronto in the playoff gnq getting promoted to the moved to Texas. [IABA Meets Tomorrow homer and [ “"Ithis time with a 645 on games of and connected on games of 233. mq who rolls with Harrell Plumb- finals-last year. majors?” | 2 so 8 the Sox to

when Owen J. Bush, current Indianapolis club president, was the Bucs’ master mind.

FLOYD E. PAYNE, who died | The Indianapolis Amateur Baselast week at the age -of 67 at| ball Association will meet tomore his home, R. R. 1, was one of the row night at 7:30 at City Hall,

the Nashvi Williams fe ting only on

210, 256 and 179. Oddly enough, it was Jo who was the only non-600 bowler the other time. |

221 and 277 -while representing ers. is only one pin ahead of Bob Harrell Plumbers. Susemichel, Fireside Tavern. Bob Only two more weeks remain Earl holds down the No. 3 slot

Last year, Detroit was battered and bruised. in a torrid sevengame semifinals series with Mon-

Widmar set the opening of the season as the deadline.

Joe DiMaggio, the $100,000 (Other Hickman totals were Dot- in the § , 0 J ; “If the Browns start the sea- all-time football greats from In-| All managers are requested to ) 8 Sport Bowl Rodebeck Mo- with a 191 average. treal. Then the Wings staggered " y | + i a Yankee, was slated to take dead'tie Berkopes with 205-189-246— [tion Picture circuit. | These figures do not include into a drubbing by Toronto in the Son Without me. Tl bring legal diana University. Before going to attend this meeting. .Schedules WICHITA aim at the Victory Field walls 640, Genie Drexler with 191-233-1 The loop, which operates at the last night's activity. finals. ’ action” he said today at his/Indiana, he was a Shortridge will be drawn up and diamonds 8t. Louis Br this afternoon. But the Yanks] . . . ora ea This year, the Wings battled Scranton, Pa., home. {High School star. ' will be assigned. - ning streak i, here a couple of years ago Weve H ny BOWLER (MAN) 31 | iibur Cooper, McClanahan RI Estate 808 Eva Willtamson, Milano Inn , 579 through an equally-rough seven- z the Austin | and Jolting Joe had bad luck Hed Ho Te hers A Rr? ene, Erang Brotherhood . 505 Hilda Groebel, Indians Fur 575 ’ B Big State Mould? Sow RS EN al 874 Gurus, Headl; ae: en Frvice 803 Lucy Court, me series to Toronto's American L

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TT ses 84 crack ‘ do sss three-year domination of hockey's 33% top. prize and reach the finals. | 357 The picture could hardly be] 5,3 more identical. Once again De-| 333 troit is the worn-out finalist and i New York replaces Toronto as the! e 31 fresh opponent. . | :

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