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Apr. 11 nding as a guard rs in 1904 and native of Deer had lived in Inyears. ; . L, the Youngsr who meets Inght champ, Joe 28, will train at it opened -by--Eue nd at 424 Trans1g, 213 E. South ives in town. g the “battle of e moment, trying poundage gained ght. In addition, ecame the father

hit one for Cleveland:

resulted in a balk being called.

Winds at near-gale proportions| made the game a farce and pro- fers, 6 to 4, last night as Lefty 3gain been selected to drive the vided Cleveland Manager Lou Cliff Chambers proved his good small-engined vehicle he drove for Boudreau an easy excuse for {condition by allowing only three, 303 miles in the 1949 classic. be-| Bearden's poor showing. One gust (hits and one run in six innings. fore being forced out with me-| ¥ of wind all but blew Giant Pitcher |An inside-the-park ‘homer, Larry Jansen off the mound and

It's the second os ii GREENSBORO, Ga. — The Brooklyn Dodgers optioned

prised if some ade soon in the ic ' Commission, might be added.

Four

International the big right-hander will one final appearance for Brooks this spring.

League today

Rookie Pitcher Bob Milliken to their Montreal farm club in the but make the

Milliken was named to share to-

day's mound assignment again the Greensboro Erskine.

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led by Wayne on, posted a two esterday to win rst pro-amateur onsored by. the

club with Carl

Milliken was the most impressive of the Dodger rookie pitchers and Manager Burt S8hotton indicated hegwould be recalled from

of the Indiana Montreal “at the first indication Grove. . that the Dodgers need pitching played the last help.”

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pn —~Naming AT BLUEFIELD. Ww. VA out. A driver for this year 5) Freund, Rin v4, Fisher 8. St out. { ates Inelited Al the Washington Senators’ and Gincinnati N) 3 11 ov 314 1inot been elected. ‘Caused h Feud [the first with the sacks empty of Calllas 3 *in’s innings: ove: a Philadelphia Athletics’ Opening.” hailensverser. Biscs mlb tL we rchanka do Drive -and..banged..one...in;: the. sécond. 3 Toh and Marvin adelph : lity |5Pohn. Webb. (71. Johnson, (0 ar a Making its first serious bic for 1OWA "CITY, Iowa, Apr. 11 with Redenbacher and Bill Arnold in a Wild pitches Fisher 3] Phy amateur, day pitchers was a mere forma ¥ [thrcen (6), Crandall (9) Winning ere 8 (UP)—University of Iowa Ath- on base. alk—Fisher. Passed balls—Starnes 3 Win- | today as° the American League Raffensberger. Losing pitcher, Soahn 3 place in the starting field will ) |! 0 # ng pitcher—C. Collins Tsing. stcher ! n important cog red. for ‘ohight’s e. |Home runs. Raffensberger. Gordon. Olmo. po" spo’ REC Special entered by !€tic Director Paul Brechler to-| In the second Ben Davis blasted Ringer” Jmpires—Bill Wyss; . Ossie. View| getting an eagle’ Clubs arrived fOr Lonig g 2ooper Bu u er : day “denied that the firing of across 11 runs off 10 hits, in-65-yard seventh The Nats undoubtedly will £0, “” AT GASTONIA N.C. ye N. J. Rounds and to be driven by! : Shorted r 5x TORE concoe ya ith Ray Scarborough, who “went | aningts nar F000 Tr" I'Sam Hanks. Glendale, Cal. The basketball coach Lawrence (cluding a Homer TRYeE triples and’ Biler 30 0 Englemanss § 4 3 3 n - < y 2 { ¢ for second and nine innings in Washington's. 7- toe bean and Seams Evans. _Okrie id. 2ar-has-+-four- evlinder engine of (Pops). Harrison was the result of Ben Tavis NOR Sh end { 3 8g pottery 3-30-89] led by Bill Hei 2 victory over their Charlotte SA VANNAH, GA. 270 cubic inch piston displacement & “feud” between the pair. ait OA ri SR Ralph 1h $13 2 Miller 30 +} 01 0 ; y Ji Sa farmhands yesterday. Scarbor|Ehadeiphit. id) 100 301 6 3 1imonnted in the rear. and is ex- Brechler said he could not ex- Anos 3 21 9 Meu unier.2b : 01 9 Raker fe 3 417 LMcMullenri:2 0 0. 0) p, an mmy ks but! ™"% . (SAL) 0 os 1 3 pected to be the only rear engine plain - Harrison's charge that the Verhonic, ef 000 0B tars. 3b 200 0 Walkerif 2 1 0 0 Hopper. 3 31 16} it Run pro, fin- ough allowed six wa u eliner. Byrd (9) and Astroth: Whi I Ramoheef 2 9 9 0.BSandrsdb 2 8 8-8 packham.if 3. 1 0 0 Sir 1000 tao’ struck out the same number. FS Wenclewics 15 and paringtellow. mount in the entry list. coach's dismissal yesterday was Kinead id 3 31 1 Fitoha 3 0 7 o Falender.rf 4 1 0 0 Hatheid. of 2031 behind Hensley’s ed Aning | plieher eliner The fourth entrv is the C: : t : 5 Shmbgh,db 2. 0 1 0 JDickey.rf 2 00 0 Turnerp 0 0 0 0 Young. 3b 3112 Connie Mack's opening day| Losing pitcher, White e four entry is e Carter a "double cross” resulting from a gSgick.if 110 0 Robertsn,ib 2 0 2 Krick 100 0C 1000 wa sed pitcher is almost certain to Del cue AT, Tuas ows maine 10 Special. entered by Ray M. Car-|“personal feud." Dilaad Re UN EE SAE nar haul fies $338 i ng.c 3 3 wney 3 { i 8 ompose Alex Kellner, a 20-game winner in| allow team lo catch tain) Sots ie ter, Atlanta, Ga. It is a rear drive . “Harrison flatters me when he Fh :, ! ! l 0 8 Sanders P1020 CR 3 9 s 1 nd. Bill Luke ' 1949. Kellner struck out Seven Cleveland (A) ot 00— 8 13 o With four cylinders and 270 ‘cubic thinks I can influence 12 intelli-] paichmst 2 9 3.0 Ee 20 0 2 R op and issued only one walk as hej, jensen Magile (6) and Westru me Bear: inch piston displacement and is gent men to satisfy my personal Waking 2» }138 Rogersn; 0 0 0 0 os Rese erry breezed eight innigs against Sa- nitcher. Jansen. Losing pitcher. Bearden the speedster Troy Ruttman drove feelings,” Brechler said. Brin hrt3b 21 0 0 Cowanp 1000 ulding from Cof- It was the! tome runs, Murray, Westrum. Lafata. to 12th place last year in his first : . Brien.3b 3 0 0 0 Totals 391621 4 Totals 3 ann 1 ie's Fred Corey vannah yesterday. AT AUSTIN. TEX I T By “12 intelligent men.” Brech- Sterreito 10 0 0 Foals wld + Joab i i ghn. Sixty play- longest any Philadelphia hurler RE se ote ool 000 000— 1 & 1 appearance ipo his Year's jar apparently referred to the! Totals 4320183 Totals 160 150 en out for Young in itn, =| V ne this sprin , ' as: " ver nas no een named. awkeve har a or Avon 0.00 600 0° erchant struck ou ) ) : : in the tourna- had go 2 w Tre Rretiow 8) and Moss Max. H ke) Board of (Control for Avon avis Bi1h x32 Shortridg a3 3. i 1 5 : = The Puil pitcher, May. Losing plisnes, Overmive ‘Grand Old Men’ Athletics which bounced the fiery grrors—iager. Price 4. Seip Fitch. Rr orai=Turner 2 Kleeker Ralph 3 be MEMPHIS, Tenn e 1a- AT MACON, little cage mentor for alleged Robertson Runs_Aruald s. Hollingsworth. Schier. Eiler 3, Paensi. Sapp 3 Youn ( a Redenbacher 4. Verho Kinead 1. R. Runs--Engleman, Motrer dk Kiefeker E t deiphia Phillies lost out on an- Broskis "SAL aos oth ns 3 : To T ke Fi eld failure” to fulfill his duties Hutchison 4 Swick. Vous 3 Phillips. 4 Baker 2, Walker, Garrison, Edler Lack. ~, Peek 2 er J. rier av is 3 m arney. Ra ogers uns b n ven other bonus baby today. rie, Hangs a a wa a a I Both Brechler and Prof. Paul base hats Hollingsworth, Swick. Burk- ho Patrick, Ygune. Baker 2, Eiler 2, Bchier, Si li C el Charley Bicknell, 21-year-old jioner, Santa Josie siiener. Rogers A ain i D I Ss Blommers, faculty member of the 287 %latline. Home tunis. Kinead 2. Stolen hits. Raker, Ber. Pret iro or ox ing ar right-handed pitcher whom - e Ar NASHVILLE. To 9 n a a board, {denied there was any per- DEses Arnold. Redentbacher 3, Kinead, RB. SPatier. Blier 3 Packham Potter, Left] Er ————— EH —— t will £ Phils gave about $11,000 three p.., %01 003 030 7:13 0 DALLAS. TEX. Apr. 11 (UP)_. sonal reason for the firing. pia) Redena: her to Kinead Left on balls—Off Turner I Kappes 3, McKee. Sapp gi ] pr ea- years ago, was claimed by the Nashviiie Maa th o 1 030 000 3 2 ol ™ 4 ei : 7 hi | bases—en Da Da 1 Avon 3 Base on halls 2 Rogers 2. Cowan. Struck ut. by Turn fo . 5 Ig action in the : erriss an 8: Davis, Flammin ) me w urn backwar tonig t - tarrett vis ay owney 7, San- 1, Kappes 14, Garrison 5, Sapp its . Boston Braves on waivers yester and Fernandes. Losing pitcher, Flammini, ders 3 Struck out. by Sterrett 2, Day 6, Off Turner 3 in 1 inning; off Garrison 2S, Wy Ww. night, with six day. Ho. Ray for some of the grandest “Old Fight Results Wire 6 San ers 3. Downey d Js on Tin 8 Jnutnes: oft Ka pes 8 in 8 inn na: - ee ? ; J . SK Leruet n igs oO AY nlin-lo cKee n nnings:. o apn inl / eights scheduled A Bicknell appeared in only 13] (Called at LITTLE ROCK. Fs way of baseball. NEWARK Nore Saddler, 131, DiDSS: off Wise 0 in 3 innings: off San- 3 innings: of Rogers 1 in | inning Hit “ANY OTHER BEER NEARLY » , two-event card [priv hia (N) 002 ot6—"s 13 For what may not be more than) y.." york Tan agdier ders "40 ¢ innings: off Downey 6 in | in- by pitcher, by Garrison (Fallender, Kap. 70. teh games and 28 innings last season Rock 1000—1 3 3 a few seconds a baseball t NeW ak. SLGBpe uben Davis, 130. ning. Hit by pitcher, Day = (Meunler), pes (McMullen). Passed balls—Klefeker atchmaker Billy and’ was not involved in a deci-| ile Sho ar TAL ini: 5 000 and S aseba eam Prilagelphia Yninle Sherrer. 351. Mile Sanders Watling Lo pasted Yoana iicher BAD appes. Garrison, Me Kee Sapp 2: 2 es, in the great 20-state area where Falstaff is sold. more people ask for Falstaff than any other beer ed rage Doclittle. Home run. Ennis. made up of such illustrious names waukes, drew with Danny Womber, 145. Downes Umpires Weaver and More "| McKee.” Umbires—Ed Wilson an cata! sion. His earn run averag p Umpi Ed on and } bouts will be an was 7.71. Brooklyn (Ny He 010 110 112 7 1 as Ty Cobb, Tris Speaker. Charlie Ciiess, Bice on 1 jimmy Cooper. 123, Time: 230 Stout. "Time: 3:37. am duel pitting x #2 = Rockhill (Tri-8.) 000— 2 i Gehringer, Mickey Cochrane and washington. D. C. outbointed Black Pico. oe and Thompson: Kopach and Hass Dizzy D will take the fi 1d 119. Havan € 10 gson, Salt Lake LOUISVILLE, Ky.—The Boston well Y Jean ake the field in “ypy"VoRi tern Pars Hefner, Houston, Red Sox are putting their much-| AT QUINCY, ILL. a regulation Texas League game Charlie litone, New York, outpointed New York (A) vs. Quincy (Three-I). can- o Brun. 118, New York Holbrook, Holly« famed power on display. If Ted | celed, rain. . under the banner of the Dallas © Kuss, former In- Williams isn’t staging a one-man AT, ATLANTA. OA, Eagles. ! {Pittsburgh (N) 00 003 000— 6 11 2| ’ = ace. It's for two a. It’s been as long as.three dec-

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Tex. — The Louis Browns’ four-game win-|. - ning streak ended yesterday when the Austin Pioneers of the Class B Big State League downed the

Left-hander Roger May pitched | the first seven innings for Austin, a limiting the Browns to one run| and five hits. Bill Walker allowed | only one more hit in the last two!

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Near-Gale Winds Makeld More Cars Farce of Game as N.Y. Enter 500; Takes 7-6 Series Lead

Gothamites Take 7-Run Bulge in First; Clubs fo Meet af Victory Field Friday

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The Nes York Giants. led the

Cleveland Indians, 7 to 6, in their spring exhibition series today but. neither club was gaining much prestige. (Cleveland and the Giants will meet at Victory Field Friday, 2:30 p. m.) The Giants won, 15 to 8, in a wierd exhibition staged during a Race at the Indianapolis Motor dust’ §torm in Tulsa yesterday. They fell on Jy Gene Bearden Speedway May 30 rose to 40 today for seven runs in the first inning and were never headed. Wes Westrum, Bobby Thomson and burgh Pirates: sought their secJoe Lafata hit homers for the ond straight victory over the At-/*ngines while the other two are Giants and Catcher Ray Murray |lanta Crackers of the Southern powered by engines of larger and ‘more -conventional dimensions:

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Association today: : The Pirates downed the Crack-|

plus, triples by Dale Coogan and Clyde|

a reliefer, was socked with the Crispus Aaa at Broad Ri aiid eerste McCullough, led the Pittsburgh! Entered this year by Pete loss after heaving only one-third in‘ four trips up. Pike Township, Lawrence Biome. Beech attack. Wales, Dayton. O., the car has’ o ih Decatur Central Monrovia Grove at Deaf School College Baseball De SV nn an engine of only 233 cubic inch Fra nning, C'liins,2b 3 2 3 0 Allen 2b 22 3 1 Warren Central at Washin ngto |Loulsiana State 8, Purdu NEW ORLEANS, La. — The piston -displacement, making it cKee started the top of the Bie of 1800 Watsons 321 F pew Palest a nInEY On. prankiin] Indiana “1 Par dues Chicago White Sox, hoping they/sne of the smallest engines with- peek or Rowe ‘with the font at g Br cll $20 9 Ringerir- b $ : i A — wie, i Svaneviile © © State 3 dr b 4 2 1 2 Pisc 5 won't blow wide open again, will|yut a supercharger entered thus -A th one out, Joe Klefeker Rice.1b 3 011 0 Burdsaibet LI 0 0 0 Shaughnessy to Coach Miami” 5 Cedarviue 1 meet the New Orleans Pelicans far. Cole has appeared in three doubled’ and Danny Baker walked. sb 3 12 OHadleyef 1 6 00 h lina 3, Duke : EAT . . hn, ) : Then G Packh led Soluce. 1b 1 0 1 URobbins.rf- 3 1.1 0 STANFORD, Cal. Apr. 11 (UP) Wisconsin a Michigan state rwet grounds d ” Yay ais en Gene Packham, singled both » ns 0 under the lights tonight. Indianapolis 500's, placing sixth a. n'mpsn.rf 3 6 1 0 White 1b } Clark Sh hnessy, the old m Maryland 8. Pittsbur Last night, the Sox went into in 1948. OF When © Joh hall across and McKee left the mound. Shipley 2 3dilgueln 2023 5 | aughness ae Kithiesn arate i Marines 8 the last of the ninth with a 7-4 Equally small is the lddings ' en John Marshall com. The Blue Devils cracked 16 CCoilinsp 3 3 0 9 ter of the T-formation. will assist 1 Vermont 1 oe ‘ : at ante ] . peted in the AAU swimming blows, led by Baker's four-for- Freundp 0 0 00 Head Coach Marchie Schwartz of Rebtucks' 8. Cacia lead. But the Pelicans scored four Special entered by John and How- P 9 . ba Soa oi ] \ = ws +518 1 Stanford during spring trainin Ohio State 9. Western Michigan runs before a man was retited ard ‘Tddings of Greenville, 0. A meet at Yale recently, . he set four and. Klefeker's four-for-five; Totals 201121 4 To we 3% 51% 4 g& ®pring tre £ Notre Dame 4. 1 Diinois Weslexa: to win, 8-7, on two walks off Bill familiar figure on dirt tracks for four world's records and three ores Sue fond Dik Scher Decatur "Central i81 "272 x-21 Practice eR Nebtaska 10. Southern Tiaols 0 oT each two-for-three or owe Errors Starnes. Ring Wi :

Connelly and three. walks two singles of BU Pierce.

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[Lee Wallard qualified it here at the second with a 3-all stalemate Collin 2 McKinney 2 r HOUSTON. Tex. The St. Louis [ndianapolis at better than 128 Spectacular performance. Mar. showing. Tompaor. Shipley Laine colins'a Cards and Chicago Cubs meet mph and proceeded to give it a shall is a freshman at Yale. He Ben Davis played flawlessly in patted in _ Stary’ *Holderfieid. Mil, 8 here today for the second straight spectacular ride to seventh place. hails from Australia ‘and is 20 the field. At the plate, Marvin] lev 3. €. Colt 0-base hits With Johnny McDowell behind years old, Kinkead accomplished another allen

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Al Lopez, Indianapolis Indians . pilot, will “be ‘part “of the" \Club’s heart fund benefit show]

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(Best Ever |Avon Beaten 32-0 by Ben Davis; | Decatur Lashes Monrovia, 21-6

i | Shortridge Blue Devils Defeat Howe, 12-5; | 2 HS Baseball, Track Pete Kappes Fans 14 Hornet Batters Schedules This Week

By JIMMIE ANGELOPOLOUS Tod With the balmy weather and all, you'd think Brownsburg at Broad Ripple and not baseball, exploded yesterday. Ben Davis clobbered Avon 32 to 0 in-what is viobably an alltime high for a six-inning high school game here; Decatur Central pasted Monrovia, 21 to 8, in another: hit parade, and Shortridge defeated Howe, 12-5. : six singles. Arnold, Ken Peek and [ It was Decatur’s second game. non Hager tripled. Sterret got! {the Hawks having lost their open- 4), o winning nod. Darkness overir baat week. Coach Howard ,,,. the playing field it was {| Wood's Giants fashioned a NO- ranorted hitter, with pitchers Paul Sterret,| Decatur Cantral struck - home {Bill Day and Bill Wise pooling % Arning hi | each inning as Charles Collins jtalents for the 20-hit batting... . nic frst in two starts Don {practice enjoyed by the hosts. NS homered in the opening | Sterret won it. : frame as Monrovia knocked out Kappes Whifts 14 |Freshman Pitcher Dave FledderShortridge’s Pete Kappes john with three runs. muffled Howe, giving up six of the The Hawks polled 11 hits, aided

| Hornets nine hits, fanning 14. by eight visting miscues. Harold fAnd Hornet- hurler, Bob McKee, Holderfield slammed two doubles

Goreme Slated

| A new six-school athletic con{ference will be formed Sunday at Butler University, The proposed Iimembers are all Hoosier institu- _ tions. . Potential members, Indiana State and Ball State, paved the way for the meeting yesterday by turning down bids to enter the newly expanded Hiinots Intercolilegiate Athletic Conference. The two schools indicated they would Saturda = join the new Hoosier circuit, acfe Lawrenee Central at Charl ton of Plain. [cording to Ray Hanson, expansion Shoriridge™at Zionsville. [chairman of the IIAC. TRACK | The other proposed members of the loop are Butler, Evansville, |St. Joseph's and Valparaiso. Schools first began to study the | formation of a new circuit in midFebruary. If Butler joins the new league, tit will drop out of the Mid-Ameri-can Conference.

Total Now 40

Two Have Small Engines; Hal Cole Again to Drive Entries for the annual 500-Mile

prep football,

Lawrence Central hry Broad Ripple | Franklin Township at Park ursda Mooresville at Decatur Central Broad ‘Ripple at ‘Ben Davis Speedway at Brownsburg Shortr idge vs Washington at Rhodius Crispus Attucks at Howe lech at Southpo

Yoda Decatur Central at Dany Moral Township at Fran *rawnship {as four more cars were headed for Southpar oat 3 ortr ridge the 21%-mile oval. ech a ankfo

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Fada Elwood at Broad Ripple Crispus Attucks at Shortri Franklin Township, Green rent Central. Law rence Central at Manua Howe, Southport. Ben Davis at Wash. | ingto

Hal Cole, South ‘Gate; Cal., has

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