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Aes Up Hit rors Re In Battering Senators

Stengel’s Boys Set Up 12 Runs Per Game

Mark to Strike Terror in Moundsmen :

By CARL LUNDQUIST, United Press Sports Writer NEW YORK, Apr. 22—Memo to mothers—don't let your boy grow up to be a pitcher, he might have to go against the New York Yankees. : And that could be fatal if this new murderers’ things up as it has done so far this season. Just look what they have done to the .16 pitchers they have faced in winning three of their, first four games! They have blasted 54 hits for an average: of 13.5 per game and have con- ~ “verted them into 48 runs for a'’

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oe didn’t have to work. very hard to score a nine-hit win over the (Giants, a team he couldn’t beat Hast season; Thé Cubs, who were supposed mark of 12 a game. The new murderers’ row to 10 finish last, remained unbeaten

strike terror from the heart of the 2nd came up with a sweet tri-

h over an old jinx hurler, -! batting order finds Tommy Hen- WTP rich with six hits in 16 at bats, 'OPPIng Harry Brecheen of the

Cardinals, 2 to 0, as Bob Rush including two homers, Joe DiMa . glo he in 21 and one og pitched a four-hitter. The young:

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ight-hander also started out his & it ¥ xd. Jost Berra With nine In 16 1949 campaign with a shutout. Plus Joe Page And on top of all

| corded in the majors this year. Brecheen, who had a 27-7 lifechamps have Joe Page. time won and lost mark against Page was the “rage of the age” the Cubs, pitched well enough to again yesterday as the Yankee win. He gave up only three hits opened their home season at the and struck out seven but two of Stadium with an 18-hit, 14 to 7 the blows were triples by Wayne triumph -over the Senators that Terwilliger and Hal Jeffcoat, both wasn't as easy as it looked. Mak- of whom went on to score. ing his third appearance in four, The Pirates, who also are movgames, Page came in to quell the ing faster than expected, won Senators after they tied the score their thir: straight game, a 7-to-5 at 7-all in the seventh, and went decision over the Cincinnati Reds on to score his first victory, He at Pittsburgh. Wally Westlake retired the last seven men in order hit two homers and batted in six and DiMaggio took him off the runs and Ralph Kiner connected hook with a two run home run in for one. Willie Werle had a threethe Yankee seventh, after which hitter until he weakened in the the bomb blasted the game eighth. ~ Danny Litwhiler and wide open. Henrich, Berra and Bobby Usher tagged him for

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starter Tommy Byrne, who did not homers. otherwise distinguish himself, also hit homers as did Eddie Robinson for ‘Washington. Flying Tigers W*-The-Flying Tigers trom: Detidit

“won their third straight. victory,.

Rain broke up a fine duel in Boston between Ken Heintzelman of the Philadelphia Phillies and Vern Bickford of the Braves, the game being called after eight innings “as “#& 2-16-2 “ties “HeintzelJmanc yielded. «f h

SR EGIL Trucks rord--severr But BIRT OFA Fell Who got his winnig margin via a 11 batters.in a row at one stretch.

three- run eighth inning homer by. The Browns and Indians were Vie Wertz. Johnny Groth also idle.

homered for Detroit. Mickey a Haefaér gave up only six hits but College Baseball.

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vault laurels at the Tech relays yesterday. North Side of Ft. Wayne won the meet.

Drawings Made For City Tourney

Defending Champion Broad Ripple and runnerup Shortridge, both undefeated this season, were cast in opposite brackets of the second annual city high school baseball tourney, May 17 to May 20 at Victory Field, Robert L Nipper, athletic director at Shortridge, announced today. Broad Ripple will meet Manual in the second game Wednesday at 7 p. m. and Shortridge will tangle with Washington in the first game of the lower bracket, Thur 0

Howe. Upper bracket winners will meet at 4:30 p. m, Friday. {| In the lower bracket, Tech and Crispus Attucks will tangle at

*wire with Tech for the deciding

gy ES Wednesday, Cathedral will meet

Tech Breaks the Records

But Ft. Wayne Wins Relays

Greenclads Clip Four-Tenths Off 440

Mark Set by Upstaters Last Year

By JIMMIE ANGELOPOLOUS 1 Tech can walk away with some of that shining state championship hardware May 27, Coach Paul Myers’ lads won't mind Ft. Wayne North Side getting away with those Tech Relays trinkets again this year. Coach Rolla Chambers’ boys had it yesterday. They left. Tech's spacious athletic stadium yesterday just as they did last year. They won the mile relay event in an-

other heated battle.down to the Felay event with a vengeance.

Meyerrose kept ahead of North's speedy little Archie Adams and Tinnell, on the anchor leg, stretched the’ lead slightly ‘to 10 yards over North's” Dick Mc-

victory ballot, 63 to 60 7/10. But Tech must feel something like the football team that won the statistics hands down onl if: :

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w na and Baton Fasting H Hinders Tech In the mile relay, Tech's Bob Jump, who was in third at the and Bob Huey had baton but

counted for both displayed even more. team. bal-’ ance than it did last year. Tech's foursome of Allen Mey- start, — trouble on the first “pass,

How They Finished Gibson ate up considerable yard-

1949's Cellar Dwellers Dropped 3 Straight | To Louisville Colonels

Manager Lopez Still Plans to Start

Royce Lint When Tribe Comes Home Monday

< “By BILL EGGERT, Times Staff Writer TOLEDO, O. Apr. 22—Joe Muir, Tribe lefty, went after his second pitching victory this afternoon as the Indianapolis Indians opened a three-game series with the Toledo ‘Mud Hens. The Tribe arrived here yesterday evening after gaining an even split in two games at Columbus. Yesterday's game was postponed by the Red Birds because of cold weather. Toledo, a Detroit farm club, — {that finished eiglith in the Ameri- action depends entirely upon his

_Tustice Gets "Skins’ Terms To Think Over

Carolina Gridder To Answer Pro

Club Next Week

WASHINGTON, Apr. 22 (UP) —Charlie (Choo-Choo) Justice went into a huddle today with the i Washington. Redskins, but said he | probably will not decide until next! | week whether to play professional footbal.

)pped three straight - oF; to Lovisviile. Tro Tei Russ Peters will fill in at short. , he said Sion took a 9-2 lacing yesterday | expect to reach anyfrom the Colonels before 300! Sgreement today. afternoon fans. The Mud Hens, managed again Redsiin wanted to hear what the| - Yesterday's postponement in this season by Eddie Mayo, have Beds Be aye 0 offer,” he said.[Columbus omitted Southpaw collected only 20 hits in their first n go back to North Caro-| {Royce Lint from. his first starting three games. They, too, have been "lina and consider the whole pic- assignment but the thin man still stymied by inadequate pitching

Hens Lack Pitching

Jean Association baseball race last approval. Meanwhile, the veteran

ture.” Justice has been offered an| $8000-a-year job with the North! Carolina State Medical Foundation in a public relations capacity. | | Presumably, the Skins will have | to meet or top that offer. ° | “The foundation won't give me a [leave of absence,” Justice .said. “I have already asked the mem- | bers. It's either the foundation or! pro football—I have to make a choice.” Justice said frankly, “I don't {even know if I can make the ‘grade in pro ball. I lost a lot of zip| last year and I'm not getting any younger.”

Colorels Gain

ls Manager Al Lopez's choice for and six of the starting lineup are the opening-night game against holdovers from last year’s squad. Toledo at Victory Field next, M Monday night. ayo chose lefthander- Dwain | Sloat to start against the RedPlerro to Start | skins today. Sloat won only three In a twin bill scheduled here 2nd lost 11 in the 1949 AA race. tomorrow afternoon Lopez will He wasn't too impressive in the start Rookie Bill - Pierro and Mud Hens’ spring ekhibition sea« Elmer Riddle. Pierro looked good SOD this season. last Sunday at Victory Field] Holdovers in the Mud Hens’ allowing the Cincinnati Reds but starting lineup today were George one hit in five innings in an ex- Lerchen, cf; John Bero, ss; Don hibition game while Riddle was Lund, rf; Austin Knickerbocker, shelled from the mound by Col- If; Ed Mordarski, ¢, and Bob umbus Thursday night as the Red Mavis, 3b. At first base was Birds won a weird 14-12 decision.| George Vico, the Fancy Dan Tribe catcher Bob Ganss will fielder down from the Tigers and {miss the Toledo series because of| Alex Delagarza, second baseman, jan injured right hand he received! who is getting a AAA trial after in the Red Bird game Thursday. serving a 1949 apprenticeship |A jammed right thumb may keep with Little Rock of the Southern {the No. 1 receiver out of action Association.

«= The-Loutsvillé "Colonels moved into. a. first place. tie. with. the:

{for four or five days. Del Ball-| Shuts Out Wildcats

linger and rookie Rollie Leveille | will Avie The receiving until |Ganss ret | EVANSTON, Ill, Apr. 21 (UP) Danny. Connell, Tribe: hort-=Pitcher Albfe Plain hurled fourSop, is still a doubtful starter, He hit ball vesterday as. Illinois. sh 8 givio®: a pulled Teg’ muscle a out Northwestern, +4" +60, {1

Ist Place Tie

By Unijed rress

Kansws City Blues today’ tn heh

newborn season of the American Association. The Colonels yesterday blanketed Toledo 9 to 2 in the only

game played. Cold weather forced

thorough rest and his return to Big Ten baseball game.

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"SATURDA troit New Yor Can Clin With On DETROIT, Aj do or die for Wings tonight with the ama. Rangers for the symbol of the championship. With New Yc one victory to ¢

10 years, the champion Wings

“They needed two

to save hockey's their showcase. Detroit was i tion two weeks Toronto Maple L in a row to a finals. ; “We did it onc able to do it a Coach Tommy I Detroit will be history from re Ranger victory second straight | fourth-place fini: lar campdign roa the first place W offs. Toronto pulles year. A New York ¢ be even more hu troit because th gers have not hi of playing a sing

Hard-Top Slated Te¢

Another thrill program is slat 16th Street Mid; morrow afternc

i slated FOr-ne i heat event at 2

Many of the~ race drivers in have entered th second. program 1.ast Sunday ne were on hand f«

five ere for extras bases. '7-p. m. Thursday. Lower bracket age. Meyerrose, 15 yards behind Postponement of the Indianapolis-| a ‘The 3oston Rd 8 wrecked Evansyilie 8 Epotern Kentucky 7 (winners will meet at 7 p. m. Fri-| Ft. Wayne North side ........ 8 = Harper starting the final leg, Columbus game. the RR e 19, Mic ! Les ' ; , : : Connie Mack day at Philadelphia perinor's, Hanover gan Sous | day. A consolation game is sghed- prankfort Solin 30 closed to within two yards in a Louisville's victory put it into Ra em 1 1 1 x » . by topping the Athletics. 8 to 2, as LAIR I uled for 6 p. m. Saturday with the 553d Ripple 351s gallant attempt for the meet- the three-victory and no-defeat go 16. dels Al Zarilla led a 10-hit attack with Canterbury 13, indiana Central 1 finals slated for 8 p. m. Jammond Clark .: 35 winning first place. class already held by Kansas City. | tory honors of arylan 4, West Ma d 00 Cava d I 3 8 3 Souble and two singles and Mand Lb. Western Marsiand 4 | Broad Ripple defeated Short- Washington 3 Meyerrose also won the broad In yesterday's game, both teams! AMERICAN. ASSOCIATION . Hester Clark, In Vern % tephens smashed a grand lili: ols i hvaiern 0. ridge in the finals last year, 9 to 4. Shortridge Fal. ; 2s Jump with 20 feet; 7! inches, went scoreless for three innings WL Pet. GB RESIS YESTERDAY won both & hes as ) ome run after victory was orto U. 1, Miami 0 Shortridge has won four, Broad Manual attdek . and Tech's Frank Morton and until Louisville got rolling in the Ransas id 13% ona NAFSLES NASSoiar (postponed, feature race. Fa already sewed Up in the ninth. Nebraaey 3, Luther dia.v.g Ripple and Tech three each, Man-| [aravette Jeff : Crispus Attucks’ W. Smith fourth and pushed two runs Mineapous @::: 1000 1 [oule vines 000 210 222— 9 11 1 day was set by I Micke? tice into seve left-handed ir th Soa e : Duke 2 ual two, and Cathedral one, all Lawrence Central ........... 0 shared the first spot in the pole across. The Mud Hens came back TNDIANAPOLIS 2 ji Toe bit Sati 000 100 001— 2 cay entered on , a rman outh Carolina g " 1 artin; Marl $ g bi ty etics into seven-hit sub Clemson 16. Citadel" 4 undefeated to date. lerrose, Roland Gibson, Don Ooley vault. The 11-foot, 4-inch vaults in their side of the fourth to score J waukee ... 200 3 (8) and Mordarski. Losing. pitchacC anes GOI TOW, In what looks like it ma: be Noha Tne, ohn College 0 'and Dick Tinnel were the charm topped the best for Be Sounty: a single run. i FH : 200 3 1°78. games scheduled.) 8 rake 2 ; ; 3 res an ; | ny ERICAN an “everybody beats ‘he Giants Georsia 11: Nisin a et ror ties. cub, ad Hors. Sod Broad g hlier that it was Lowisvili's AMERICAN LEAGUE. |Ghicaeo EEE ocal Bo: " the Tech 23. Vaoderbilt' 2 0 : game all the way with the Col- W L Pet -GB et L year,” the Brooklyn Dodgers took §¢ [oa Tech 33 Haefner (0-1) and Salkeld: Trucks (1-0 t lle orth's 440-yard relay record of Ripple had three each. draft... 00 3 1.000 and Sw Salk ) their turn at Ebbet~ Wiel * getting Colorado College 22. Colorado Mines Nor Ss 1 yal or y Sac on) PrEnliorts. Dib Moy high pels, soning one in the fifth a Tgniy iol 2 Logs is Boston Ut, Home runs Gran. ¥ 530 o a in v c ; and two each in the seventh, 3 i3 | Pijjageln 010 000 001— 2 7 L gg d Er Eo ng a Lauran Be fe 14. Washington : i! Wa Meet in a blaze of glory in the half- jumped 5 feet, 9% inches. lays €i8hth and ninth innings. 3B 3° pMcDermed (1.0. and Batts: fren MBUS Washington State 21. Montana 9 ‘mile relay event. ‘eigth of an inch off the Relays | Washington 333 9). Losing pitoner.m uelra, ton COLU, triumph. Jim Russell also hit a Missouri 5. lows State 1 y Sy vel All-Time Mark ste North's mile relay time of! Toledo scored its second run in 'gleysiane “00 0 fun Stephen Pitener—Brissie (0-11. "Home dianapolis bowie voming 14 olorado Sta | . : ! . : ngton 002 000 300 homer and a triple and Jackie Colorado A. & M. 8, Denver 3 Een Davis cabfured seven The quartet was clocked in 3:35.7 made by Jerry Sullivan, the last of the ninth. RMON er LEACEE New York Hittle 1 300 121 Deed 18 3 difficult making Robinson drove in thre - runs with pr ar 3 | Be 28H coked pa oints to 1:32.9. only three-tenths of a sec- McCombs, Doug Cunningham and * Today's games matched In- NaTiovaL A Pet GB. |] Marrero 8) an Bane porhe Poss th nor ever a double and 2 triple. Preacher kansas State 5. Oklahoma defeiit Pike Townshi ie ond off Shortridge's all-time In- Harper is tops in the state to dianapolis against Toledo on the Boston .-... joo eo) ML onine icher ns, pitcher pare em 0 ’ oe i runs iy ’ } 8 and Franklin Ag with 27 dianapolis high schoal mark set date. ; Mud Hens home grounds; Louis- §iiseeoen 750 pans "ng Berra, Byrne. DiMaggio tournament here Plugs Whip Mooresville; ime imi vie 2 ie me Sey Rep amd Bonne: 8. Pau Bn Bo enti ered bon tap! N 's mi ers were two Charles Williams, Jerry Kerr an | at lilwaukee; Minneapol St. Louis 1 250 1'a , G ; singles an 0 the latter's field yesterday. a ar aa Amos Ray won the second med- Kansas City polis. #¢ Gincitne 0 000 a Bigndens i 103 002 5 3d 3 will likely het. t! SH 8 SC 8 S J CAR. ¢ 0510. aclie (5), Hans ) West i i Jordan 15 Hurls No-Hitter Ben Dagls 7113. Pike Township 5813, victory of last season, but who ley relay, onlytseven seconds off eel { ree rum: Roe 1. band aan West. prize. Jim To \ ? , : ’ ? —~Kos. ‘ wok ' ' I Bara oaniMe 2 jer py. cares. Anchor man Sam Harper the mark. Tech's winning medley Track Bars Jockey GAMES TODAY |Baiarets ). Home runs—Russell, Shopp Posted t] Speedway High School and Sophomore Pitcher Richard Jordan J Q'Brien (BD): 4 Howe (FT). Time. withstood a great bid by the team won in 11:25.7, 12 seconds SAN BRUNO. Cal. Apr ag! INDIANAPOLIS a Toledo, [wet groame called end of eighth inning count’ of 1082 a - - . - , od “" . - ole N 3 Jr. made Speedawy’s-debut’ into prep baseball an impressive one _ Mile—1 Beard (Pi: 2. Chaney (FT): 3. brilliant Meyerrose in the finai slower than the Panthers. UP)—Jock pr. zc Louisville at Colum Philadelphia 200 000 00 — 2 7 finish out of the Stewart (BD); 4, Shelley (BD). Time. ..: : v , ( )—Jockey Joseph L. Thibault Ninrapolis at Kansas City oston 010 010 00 — 2 5 1 yesterday. $501 mile relay event and North took Howe took the shuttle hurdle Lo 7 ri ior WOPPPE J Tanto! Ming anol Husvikes Cnirnt Heintzelman and Lopata. Bickford and Indianapolis si d K r Young Jordan, a 15-year-old. left- pander; hurled a no hitter as 3 Lari AD 3. Tey Time, the meet, relays less than half 3 second off). ee track for the rest of the sea- AENEAN come SRI. 000-300-000 Bch Bn pone: “DOU Speedway bounced Mooresville, 15 to 0, in the school’s first baseball “1% yard sigh HurdiermtoEmers- wy It was a carbon-copy of last the mark and Howes Dick. Ober: .. "yesterday by the Board of Boston at. Philadelphia oct (01) any Sarin da “Jim Todd .....e..... vn i ie Wampler (FT). 3. it oberson TED. -4 years photo finish, virtually the lies won the shot. Ripple won the Chicago at Detro (1-0) and Owen Wilson Shopp ....... “rganie Th history.” , . Stewards for ‘passing worthless Cleemand at St. Touts Cincinnati 000-011 030— 5 9 2 Decatur (Ceniral | Mosrovis [COAST 1) 2 Time. 3 188 a td (p.- 3 Same margin. Many of the ‘other two-mile medley; the second. sec- oh . hi : the "Washington at New York Pittsburgh 142 030 00x— 7 11 © Totals ne Jordan fanned eight men and R clea HQ ro. Ww ABH OA Toombs BDI: 4 Nicely FT. Time, 12 teams made it a classy meet tion of the quarter-mile relay and checks upon his associates in the TOL race cVenmeter. Smith 5), 5 Erautt (8) “and Charies Pheasant ~ ns.2b Allen 2.1013 -~ oy LS N ¢ s.” i. 3 r r b. 9) I ee walked five but no Mooresville Gees? LER. 9 Watsons 3093 hy 1 Bugkhaga BD): 2. Howe (PT with Frankfort, a surprise third the second ie relay, Nn Jomlee. TOR 2 Sher Xo Philadelphia at Boston and "Mccullough Winning’ pitcher Werle Bob Shaw .......... runners reached third base. The “02 0 Ropbmact 3 0 0 0 a 5vder (Pri 4 Angleton (BDI. Time. with 30 points, and Broad Ripple, g TWo;Mile Relay (First Section) —t: North California H Racing Board. | Cincinnati at Bittsursh. Home runs—Litwhiler. Usher. Kiner, Weste Totals conan Plugs, who have also won county Hori. 3 8 4 1 1 Book nt 1000 ‘ho yard Low Hurdles 1. uuiltord (p): Howe and Hammond Clark snug- rich): 2. Shortridge. 3." Howe: 4 Ham- California Horse Racing Boar St. Louis at Chica lake (2) _ Ravmond Pox football championships under A. Buipiy a 3 3 3 2 Pishersp 1t $ 3 3 ; Rod Grr Py 3, Alle en , BOY: 4, Peek (BD) gled close behind. mond Sark Ree "sect a_ Section ' Howard White — 8 8 Me 1 Starne 3 Garr ner t tied wOo- e elay (Secon yo Coach. Ralph Johnson, blasted $l | 8 8 RUeve, 31 13, Shi) yadkinery an, 2, wont, Ripple had 38 7/10. Howe brand pote Mente’ mihel’ Dee > Pond, Montague To Kegler Activity ¥ y ply.c White, 1b 5 Morr 1s ‘BD: 4, ON np = iughey, Hess e 1:2, Washi 18 t . SIN y Rice.c 318 aahueiny 333 0 HT Plante Mgrs, ‘BD & “Johnson 45," and Clabk was one-fifth ‘Tech: 4, Lafayette Time. 3 SI¥ out 11 hits, but capitalized on Ziec, = F130 pond, Jum; » 1, Stewart (BD), 2. Allen 440-Yard Relay (First Section) —1, Tec! Howard Wi 11 Mooresville miscues, Burner, lb-c 4 1 4 0 ; )'Br ten TBD: 4. Peek (BD) of a point in arrears of the HOI-! neyerrose, Gibson. Ooley, Tinnel: ber of 3000 sets chalked up. at the Paul, Bedtor %e; Vonnegut Hardware 605 Bob Shaw Find, » 9 000 - Dist oe 1 eet, 8 inches ets. ~ North Side: 3, Howe: 4. Washington “Time. Local Pin Front Hunt this season or the fin- Bick Were: Jpriware Bowl an 304 Charles Pheasant The Plugs exploded for 12 runs Mills. 011 Pole Vault—1, Muiris (Bi and McCul-" . 4.7 (New Tech Relays record. Old mark, ) | Fox-Hun 8 Jonany Fenr. Bowe ns Shon... At Wilson Shqpp t ¢ Coftne.p 1 1 0 lough (FT/. tied: 3. ‘Anderson (P): 4 But Tech's two, record-breakers| of. #51 set by Ft. Wayne North Side in Well Balanced {gers of one hand so that's quite 5ecar Rosenbaum. 5 Seal | FAS ern 603 Raymond Fox in the first inning, getting six Totals 3 1421 7 Totals 37 5318 Hish os 1*'%hen m0)" 4 Wehes and the” mile relay finale kept 85 vara’ Relaw (Second section) = 1. |a feat. \ Bick Barer! Fide Club 803 BH walks, six _hits -aided ‘by three Decatur Central 104 003 3 -1 son P sd w le Ei . , Conarroe Pr the remnants of the 2500 fans on Broag Rivo! . ‘$ejden Shtker Seat, Con’ By “GENE LAWSON | The final standings of the In- P. Phillips. Grinsteiner's Funeral Home 801 Fi ht Result: errors, Leading hitters include M§iov® Ri White 3. A. | Mile Relay 1, Pike Cot ttngt edge. } top): rispus uc 5,3 . - Joé d- and Jess Montague Del Geddings. Foxworthy Ford 80 I 4 D Wil ‘h Shipley 3, Rice: nger. Dillon. Ww Allen 2. Wale, Bell) 3. Ben Cattine 3 Fr Be Dé {in ad, Sh "burst Section) — Pon g ter-Club Bowling League ShOW Don Maschenross.” Fisher's Pharmacy 6 9 CL « Sophomore ave son, who Ghpey 3 Roe Whit hompson 3 Mil Township Time. 3.48.8 pite a strong "headwind on Manual (Tee “Crow Wooley Beatty:. were the ‘big guns in a pretty well that the Universal Indians have, OTHER LEAGUE..LEADERS..(MEN), - By Unit made thgee for four, and Fred|ler 3. Brock 4. Holderfield 3. A. Shipley 2, alf-Mile Relay—1. Ben Davis (Fred- the back-stretch, Tech's four-.3. Hamiond Clark;,3- Fearon 4. Tech: rhalanced session on the oat pin h fon-| John Blackburn, Grotto Major 598 NEW YORK (St . McKinney 2. Rice. hela 8 "3. Co-Colling: W. Angleton.—O' “Brien “Burkhardt Time. 3543 clinched the circuit champion- Richard Posey, Chey igh: Hawks = 593 r : Wingert, two —for two. Young Min hon Batted in Allen. Fisher. Burd. Frankiin Township. 3. Pi ke. Time Yas some cracked into the half- mile Freshman Mile Relay (Second Section — front last night. ship. Horace Byard. Allison Nis © 2oe ~ sal Thompson, Miller, Brock 3, Holderfleld * 1. arren Central’ «McGuire, Laslie, Han- rank Bova. Baxter's Grill Mixed 58 Jordan is the son of. Richard C. 8h ipley 3, Rice, Burner 3. Two-base | cock "Reed! “9 "North. Side; 3, Lafayette,’ Pond socked 693 pins in the The Indians wound up their Robert Harper. Allison Jets 58: Jordan Sr. superintendent of hit— Burner Three-base hits- Rice, W | 4 Shortridge Time, 3:56.9 closing evening ‘of. action in the q Harold Thoman. St. Catherine . * Shipley. Home run Shipley. Stolen ou e | Shuttle Relay (First Sectioni—1, Howe Season's activities with a record anderson, Peerless Pump : Speedway schools. bases— Allen. A. Shipley 3. Soladine. Ri (Franz, Ahearn, Ball. Phelps. 2. North Ritchey Furniture circuit at ; d ts. Paul Day, Traffic Club 86 . } Left on bases—Decatur Central 6. Monrovia Side; 3. Washington: 4, Crispus Attucks. Iaria's. Bowling with Smith apd Of 99 victories and 35 defeats. chore" Genre. Real Sik Mixed 35 In other. games, Park School 10 Base on, ball off Fisher 3_Ringer 6. T M { Wi a | Time. ‘518. ong Sine oa 8 I cof reading bettered. by a single Tom Mes Irvington Pres. Church 83 - CQ Teun , Mil itn Struck. out | 8 uttle y (Secon Section) — oe ¢ atte, outran Plainfield, 12 to 10; South- bo Freund 2 Mijls Ek c ( ollins 4 Féher 4 Oo a Cc i emmons Frankfort (Combe. = ler, Qsterhotf, Fer: conta or 235, 265 and 193 for a Same the 54 and 36 mark car- BO OWLEKS A ea 5 ‘ inger 4 ff d 321 Ly innings, 3 tral: 4. La- v port clubbed Beech Grove 12 to Linger t JUin off freurd 2 in 11s innings fayetie Time. 5330 ch central 693 series to lead the pack ried by second place Riviera Marr Fife Bove eof an 22 4, and Decatur Central blasted in 2', innings. off Fisher 7 in 4 innings By JIM HEYROCK 440-880- 1320. Mile Medley Relay (First 8 ’ ” pe : Club No 1 } Marie Pulton, Anderson's: Sarin SGerv. on Monrovia, 22 to 5. oft Ringer 1 in I inaines Hit by pitcher Bill Roberts, Indianapolis fat boy of boxing, today was a step Becton: 1, Ras: 3. Howe: J. Snortridse; A mere pin behind him came i Snyder. who competed Nay amit; DeWolf ‘yews °F. 57" 85 & : Si _ Riches Ringer 3 “Passed balls Dillon 2 closer to a match with Willie Clemmons. Ks riapus, Attucks Time, 10132. © Montague who came up with gw the I 90 p Maree Skelton. Milano nn RE riples nning pitcher —Mill si pitcher e y i8eco Section) — ec 2 2 2 s mes, Was Mahel Buchanan. 54 agan Sluggs Trip en Vie Wes dosing Ditche Roberts, weighing 207, scored a six-round knockout over Roger Sexson, Fable. Parson. Huev: 2. Norcn Games of 259. 216 and 217 for a in all of the loops 90 games de. Tb Polly Ritchey, Ind Oil Eauiment 83 Dick Ragan, throwing his first lams. Time-2.40 Griffin of Chicago last night ir the main event at the Armory. Side; 3. Washington: Warren Central 692 series with Spangler's Ga- tops in the individual average de- Rainer Roberts, DeWolt News... 3 ————— . y " . 3 XxX. n high school e, helped win his Flainfield i Park School Promoters have purposely been keeping Roberts and Clemmons. Freshman ‘Half Mile Relay (First Sec- Tage in the Sport Bowl Recrea- partment with a 194 mark. Mary Fahey, Bowes Sea Fagipment NB ER schoo Fame, je ped win an MH AL hnsta AB FO 4 fornler AAU champion, apart in hopes they can match them for a Rhoades. Ewing). 2 Hammond Clark. La. tion loop. Fonnie, a member of Bowes Jabel Skinner. Soiataire severaees 431 ” Youn 8 nsta.rf 6 3 o ) oades, Wingh 2 ammon ar . v che Meyer, ool V t A . own game in the eight-run fourth ples shtes 8 1 {'Cotwitas.p 20 00 big ‘outdoor show this summer. ayette: 4 Tec h JHim DA RER 8 John Riggin, of *Vestal Steel in Seal Fast team of the Indianap- A) Barty Milano pn AvDIng 3% er DJ u Jastn. lb 000 man e elay (Secon: ec - 3 i y 28 t t by tripling twice in the same in- White lt \ 3 i 0WWhvie 1b i 18.0 Both have been winning con- Lewis has been knocked out in the Wainse sco Frankton: (Lacks; it ad Beoad the Ritchey Fumilire sre, 018 and Pox:-Hiint DIRE com Ere Nach Sherman Ba Nifed re 23 Carr.db Wilson 212 ‘ . 1 tt); 2, ad o 2 8 ning. Jack Bulger's triple in the Reeves.p $00 san. s 13% 4 sistently here. first-round. Ripple: Tim as J . "i 225 and 24 In pacing his, team. peted with the Cosniopolitans. AD Pada. indiana Oi ists, a Call M i Stevens.p 0 0'Bepnnett.|f 2010 alf-Mile Relay (Pirst Section)— ech an 5 Ady Ne BH CE = three-run sixth helped Park conté ioainz 3» 2000 Bulger.cf + 4 1 0 0 tall Griffin. we 195, - In the. final, match, Jim Chaney. Marerrose... Gibson, Qoleys ~ Tinaely:: 2: to a DO¥8 {nt P# 8. toe Piecione-won the-$25-award Ruth Walker, Eli Tilly 1 Ladies on +-fram.behind-a. 10 to-B-defiott; sate: G6, i} 4. Qt Matindn oo doged ot ..-The..tall Griffin. weighing Indiananolic. i n h Side: 3, Washington. 1. Broad Rip. tO ia for the best average in the Ann Poppaw. Indiana Oil Equipment 518 an vaging the game for Relief Hurler Hillikoss.c '2 013 0 - gave Roberts trouble for three apolis, welterwéight won a ple. Old mark’ of (NY Tech Relay reco) The women didn’t do very well. Nichols Jewelry League. Joe fin; 3m ter. maridson's Vassar Guild sie Steve Colwell. 27 418 3 Totals 331131 7 rounds. But in the sixth Robents decision over Jimmy Robinson of North a? ha tect: BUI, The Sponsors Ciassic, which fin. jsheqd the campaign with a 186 Anes Junker. Indus Typewriter 318 ill Watch . : 21121 7 y— 2. Southport polled nine hits, In painfela on 340 0-10 put Griffin down for a nine count. Louisville over four rounds. Hammond Clark (Muskus. Sra Moses. ished last week. went piough one figure. leon Chenin. Srailey Barbecue sis i Aoourate . S s, - Par choo 12 ollhorsti; 2, Frankfort: 3, Bloomington 600-1ess p ME) 1 : - cluding a homer by Tom Pad SC johnston n. Griffin, only shortly ot of She TT Hh ortiidge Time, 1 oe 1, Nort} of xs few A —_— up| Joe Pond. er LLRs ED) 693 Pauling Loughmiller Barben py Market Nn Quick ifs A -8 n. 4 er, F ) - elay rst ection) — orth 8 _ + . hnsto i amateurs, came back after ge He Jess Montague, sSpangler's Garage 692 Maxine Priest, Ski-High Girl .. . dock, who hit two for three. wien 3 fessor Cope! er. ting off the floor. Sugar Ray Batters [Side 1guilivan, McComb, Cunningham: Har was a 598 affair by Mary Fahey John Riggin, Vestal Steel . plant 853 /Laverne Biers. Hill's Meat Market 05 * Wolf \ : Slatin, Young 3. Albright \ 3.35 1 ’ . i amness, Naval Or ant 7 amona Prosc owes Seat Past 507. Beech Grove Hurler Ron Henson, ¢ ase. Hilligoss 3 Att ny But Roberts came back and put Beckett Into TKO Fig, SL «Second Sectioni—1. Broad of Bowes Seal Fast. The Spon- pon’ vunka annon, JShinola Shoe Polish 662 Rosemary Smith, Estates Loans 508 239 W. W who hit a triple made two of his Johnston 2, Whyte 2. Ragan 4. Bulger ipple (John Higley. D. Hughey, K. Hugh- SOTS loop operated last night - in | Bill Lane, Bela e Bowl 660 Ida Mae Biddens, Rea) ols Mixed 508 , ' Slatin, White 4 Two-base hit—Young Griffin down for the full count OLUMBUS, O.. Apr. 21 (UP) ! Weigel): 2. Hammond Clark: 3 Bloam- Paul Griffin, Link Belt No 85 Flo Bellis, Sherman Bar Mix 501 —_— team’s five blows. It was South- Three. base hits Ragan 2. Bulger. Stolen (with a left hook to the jaw p s Washington. Time 3.37.7 order to compensate for the week Pain, Seatheritane, “Grinsteiner's . 85 MOTHER LEAGUE El zed (WOMEN) = rer 18t¢ cell lsor . p ~, THe er 0 3 3 ; boris - port's second’ victory in three Bennett Alien | Rasen whe” tison oe eich: Welterweight Champion ugar sh Pit L Oferites 1How (apharris they layed off during Christmas. Guy Porter, Went iin Contractors. 830 a ert Pritchard L umber... 493 games. lainf Lens tk School 7. In the semifinal, Jimmy ele Ray Robinson beat and battered ark): 4, Curra n (Warren Central): Dis- For the second consecutive Fri-| | Baul Ferdinand. Deaw are 5. Bowl a ais Jenny Wood. Ratlways Mixed =~... 478 LET us w 1 se 0 2 n ~ " d, .- Henson fanned nirie but walked Plainneid 19 “hase 0 balls—Off Ragan 155, of € oNapbuS, 2. Sores 5 Cliff Beckett for a third round tance. ° Jeet Alla dr nor Pranktory , day something “sensational” hap-| Fed Befier Lirik a : or ‘ ail Mildred French. Marcy Market crea & 1 ol COMMERCIAL 8 k no 3 “a lwell 3 Cp om , < NSO, , 0 Victor Hardes'y Jr.. In 5. Rys. xe nine. Ron Burnett b d-sev Sil on "Ragan a teeves 7. prevens decision over Kic onso TKO in-a scheduled non-title 10 Rolph. ‘Hammond Clark). 3. Jessee Broad pened at thé Fox Hunt. Harty Hurt Hart Bros. 840 M._Pollard. State Bd. of Health Mixed 450 . , urnett breezed Seven. Cowell 1 in 3 innines. off Rerreets 47 Toledo. Welch had Alfonso on the round bout here tonight. Ripple) and Englertn (Tech). tied. Heig Bowes Seal Fast, fresh from Ceell Kays. Allison A 633 OVERALL Coach Charlie Maas’ Decatur §, : er By Rasa nik (it deck twice in the third round. Robinson, at 155, floored his scart" head Ribble Ero ine. their amazing 3179 series at Ber LTS, orcnan 628 as GG. F C ¥en } ? ase); ‘ i : - * » . nine pounded out 14 hits as Mur-| (} a ent Gavel 3 Sieec| Bobo Drago, 142, scored a heavier Canadian opponent for a toni: 4 Hicks Washington. Distance, 20 Phitchett's on Wednesday night|5o0, Stackhouse. 4, V. Stackhouse . 838 2520 E. (2th D e 3 ” i 2 + ray Mills won his second game. § ren Passed alls Hiligoss | 3 decision over Bob Roberts in a six count of nine. in the second and! fest. le Vauhe 1% Morton (Tech and Smith rolled games of 944, 1015 and Jim Newbold. Greeley Bros. Texaco 24 ENTERTAINMENT Mills relieved Starter Freund in “Uipires Barney © Arnold, rounder. Harry Dunn knocked out finished the job ‘with left and icing Ruck Horton (Techn. Rouse 1046 for a 3005 total in the FOXX- Gite Gray. Kelley's Beauty Shop ... 623. TH E B A N - D E E ARGE the second after Monrovia held a H™7 Divte Time—3:10 Sol Lewis of Louisville in the sec- right jabs that left Beckett's | {Broad Ripple), Frans Howe. and Smith Hunt Classic. [gene Zaludler.” Howes Seni Fas 3) OOD FRIED LARGEST | n : y land 8he (Shortridge), tie eight, Cen CHICKEN 5 to 1 lead. The Hawks blasted Beech Grave Squthpert | ond round. 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