Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 April 1950 — Page 36

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-Construction

By GENE LAWSON: Now winding up its 30th season, the Construction Bowling League can lay claim to being one of the oldest and most successful circuits in town, It was iff 1919 that this loop was organized and, except for one

that time. The Central alley were the site of the first nine ygdrs of activity but the loop decigéd to move to Pritchett's in {#6 1928 campaign. Where it hagtoperated ever since. a The Constructigf loop each . Friday eyefiing at 6 p. m. during the ./ pin season at PHiEhett 8. / “Some of the teams which prise the circuit are Bulld Te. Stewart-Carry G:las€, Vonnegut's and

Vonnegut's is currently setting the pace in the league by a mar. gin of two games, However, the leaders are not “in” oy any means There are still more weeks of action, and second-place Bulldog Electric could easily slip in there. Theoretically, the Construction circuit is not considered a “fast” league. But, there are some wellknown keglers who compete in it, A good example would be Oscar Behrens, city association secretary and member of Marott Shoes four-time city champs.

Behrens rolls with Brandt Bros. and presently has the highest average in the circuit with a 201 figure. Oscar, generally regarded as the best “southpaw” bowler in town, hops out to the

Fox-Hunt Classi at Pritchett’s Harold Horn has been secretary of the league for the past 10 years and a member of the league-lead-ing Vonnegut aggregation. Horn, better known as “Hap,” joined the circuit Jin 1927, the year before it moved to Pritchett’s Horn's teammates on Vonnegut's are- Norm Obergfell (team captain), Fred, Sc billing, Charles

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Five Homers Bag Tribe's Second Win

(Continued from Page 33) man, third baseman, has reached first base 12 of 15 times at bat He has walked eight times, Dino Restelli, centerfielder, has gone for the collar in each of the three games to date, He went 0 for five today hitless in 13 times at bat the season opened. Since he joined the club in spring training he has hit safely only once in 33 times at bat, Muir had everything his way here today. Only two Mud Hens got as far as third base and he gave out only one extra-base blow, a two-bagger by starting pitcher Dwain Sloat in the second inning. The Tribe southpaw, pitching deliberately, was in trouble only once; the first inning. With George Lerchen safe on Bockman's boot at third, Mur retired the next two batters, gave up a hit to Austin Knickerbocker and walked big George Vico to load the bases, He forced catcher Ed Mordarakito ground out. In the seventh frame with two Mud Hens on the basepaths and Johnny Bero at bat, Muir got a 2 and 3 count on the Mud Hen shortstop. Then Bero sent Restelli deep against the centerfield wall where the Tribe flychaser pulled down the high fly " ball.

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Indianapolis hopped on left hander Sloat for the first five runs, Basgall homered 350 feet in the first inning on a 3 and 2 pitch. In the second frame O'Connell, playing his first league game after resting ‘a pulled leg muscle, singled after two were out, and Leveille, playing his first AAA game, hammered a four-

bagger over the left field wall. Reached First

In the fourth inning, Bockman reached first on a free ticket and scampered home on Leveille's

long double to right centerfield Bell lifted his homer smash in the fifth for the Redskins’ fifth tally and the Redskins pounded south-. paw Jim Parton for runs in the seventh, Stevens home run aver the left field wall, the ball just clearing the fence, Then with the loaded «REE OU EEE SE RECHT EEE ing O'Connell, O'Connell, first

sacks

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> 'Tribester up in the ninth amashed a line drive 330-feot home run over the left field wall

The ball was fair only by inches

to left centerfield and left. Tribe catcher

Del Ballinger are scheduled to di-

the No. 1 receiver, Bob Ganss, is sidelined with an injured thumb,

St. Louis Bombers To Give Up Franchise

ST. LOUIS, Apr, 22 (UP)--The 8t. Louis Bombers of the National Basketball Association are going out of business, President

C: D. P. Hamilton announced tonight. Hamilton sald that a Iast-

ditch effort to =ell the franchise to a group of local businessmen has failed. They refused to take & gamble on a club which has lost money for the past four seasons, he said. General Manager Emory Jones of the Bombers will attend the association's meeting in Chicago Monday and arrange for dissolution of the club and distribution of the players.

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Rell followed with a deep double crossed |} home plate on Basgall's singlg to Leveille and 7

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The Vonnegut Hardware team is setting the pace in the Construction loop at Pritchett's. Mem-

Both of them shot eagles to come in after the first 18 holes

deadlocked for the lead. The 54-hole tourney wind tomorrow with 36 holies over

up — the

8084-yard Cavalier Yacht and rier's tee shot was 175 yards Shortridge came from behind to 1842. Country Club course, - short of the pin. His four-iron ap- win a 9 to 5 high school baseball Tied at second, and one stroke Proach shot was deadly. It gama yesterday. It was the fifth off the pace, were Ted Kroll of bounced on the green, dribbled to straight victory for the Blue Philmont. Pa. and Chandler the pin and dropped in for an Devils 2 Harper, Portsmouth, Va. Knotted eagle 2. He put that with five lf

with 67's were Al Smith of Win-

ston-Salem, N. C., Norman von his 65, Nida of Sydney, Australia, Fred SE Hawkins, El Paso, Tex,

Johnny Palmer of Badin, N. C, Matches Eagle for Eagle | HANOVER,

Ferrier, San Francisco pro, was first in and his 65 looked safe even from Demaret, Ojai, Cal, University of winner of the Masters Tourna- won, 12 to 10,

Jor Hanover

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But Demaret eagle for eugle to pull into a tie.

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On the par four 12th hole, Fe r=

birdies and three bogies to card

and Hanover Nine Loses

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Hanover College baseballers,

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bers of the team are (left to right): Norm Obergfell (captain), ‘Bob Denson, Charles Seamon, Harold Horn, Paul Bedford and Fred Schilling. appealed, Seaman, Paul Bedford and Bob doned (to the delight of everyone years. Ed Stephensen posted a stitution Denson, an alternate concerned) a few years tater 300 Horn and Bedford are tops in The “pioneer” in thesloop is Ed Wuensch, a present member of the U.S. Supreme Court has ruled tae individual average department Dobbins. Ed has been com- Bulldog Electric team, with 184 each. Schilling is next peting on various squads within the range. legal. with 183, followed by Obergfell the league since its opening sea- Tha circuif also has recorded: with 177, S8eaman with 173 and son Currently, Dobbins is a numerous 700s down through the Congress, which rules more than Denson “vith 168 member of the, Brandt Bros, out- vears but as* v#t hasn't hit one 1 million Loge nied bowlers in the According to Hap, the league fit . this season. Wuensch holds the United used to. call itself the ACES There have. been two perfect all-time record (Architects-Contractors:Electrieal games produced by bowlers within by finishing the 1942-43 season right to set up its own memberand Supply). This title was aban: the Construction loop in recent with a 210 figure, ship rules.

Ferrier-und-Pemaret Blaze “Shortridge Rally 7

Into 65 Tie in Cavalier Beats Kokomo, 051 re he AllEvenis

VIRGINTA-BEACH, Va Ret: 22 TUP)-Jaunty J aret and Jim Ferrier blazed honie with four-under-par 83's today to tie for the first round lead in the $10,000 Cavalier Specialists Golf Yo tor the A Kappes Stops Visitors ;

In Relief Role

Relief hurler Pete Kappes subdued a visiting Kokomo nine as

Starter: Jim Thompson got into trouble in the third as Kokomo scored four runs on as many hits and three walks. Kappes put out the fire with the bases loaded.

Blue Devils Rally

the Shortridge rallied fn the home half. Jack Barney singled and the gj|| Ralph walked. Catcher Joe day Klefeker followed with % double to left to plate Barney. Ralph stole home and Klefeker scored on a passed ball. Dan Baker and Wald Walker led off the second with a double

Taking advantage of eight boots by

t' _____'and triple, respectively, to give the home squad an early two run {lead.

Shortridge put across four more Hin-the. sixth... Kokomo's seventh : inning rally fizzled with one run. Joe Martin went all the way for the visitors.

. THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

ears ABC May Drop

. tion's Illinois charter withdrawn,

a few years back and Bob white males only and that the

zlso found such racial discrimination is 1il-

for higa average organization and possesses the

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Action Is Expected

~ICohterence defending ‘champion, | ~Dixn.

Canterbury Beats Greyhounds, 13-1

in five trips to the plate. Calabro

State Service DANVILLE, Ind, Apr. 22 also sored five runs.

Indiana... Central... ADS Hoosier 1natn: ‘Central, | Canterbury Jones (6) and Colescott and "By Syrek.

Picked up its first defeat yestery, bowing to Canterbury here, Valpo 6, St. Jos 4 i 4 The Knights in winning Times ‘State Service took over the loop lead from the

Greyhounds. fi

Canterbury raked two Indiana VA&iparaiso's baseball team edged out St. Joe, 6 to 4, here today.

After Judge Fines

Bowling Congress tournament in {progress here predicted tonight ithat the ABC would drop its “white only” clause during its

Commenting on a $2500 fine handed the ABC for its racial “policy in Chicago today by Superfor Court Judge John B. Sbar /baro;.an -ABC source, who asked that his name be withheld, said the congress “won't have any aiternative. We'll have to change the clause in our constitution iwhich permits only, members of Hh Caucasian race to belong.” The. source added that an ‘amendment to eliminate the ABC | color ban was introduced at three

|previous national’ conventions—in|

{Atlantic City, Los Angeles and| !Detroit—but was defeated each time.’ | { Planned Suspension | In meting out the $2500 fine, Judge Sbarbaro said he originally planned to order the organiza-

but decided to withhold that part of his ruling until after the ABC convention, ABC attorney Floyd Thompson said Sbarbaro’'s ruling would be

Sbarbaro said the ABC's conlimits memberships to

ABC lawyers atid the Bowling

States, is a fraternal

Sbarbaro disagreed, however, rand said the corperation was not intenges as a fraternal club,

s 3d Spot

COLUMBUS, O., Apr. 22 (UP) -Sam Munella, Jamestown, N. Y., created the second major change in the minor events of the American Bowling Congress here today when -he moved into third place in the all-events with AN

veteran fired 562-620-660. High in the doubles for the day was a 1190 total by Frank Kilka-Jerry Clemens team of Oak Park, Ill. Gordon Hooper-Basil Snyder, Dowagiac, Mich., tallied 1174 earlier in the day. Bob Gerhlein, Erie, Pa. was the top scorer in the singles during the afternoon when he rolled ja 689 total to move into third place In the standings. He had’ games of 233-215-241.

Culver Trounces Park School, 27-12

Bite erviee CULVER. “Ap 35 ~8coring 11 runs in the Cp inning and failing to bring in a run in only one inning, Culver Military Academy trounced Park School of -Indianapolis, 27 to 12, here this after-. noon, The military team used up four Park School pitchers while send-

The 49-year-old a series of

Capturing 11 firsts, four of which were turned into grand slams, Butler University's track team overpowered Franklin €ollege, 1047; Kokomo Shortridge ing two to the mound themselves. to 36%, in a dual meet on the Fairview track yesterday. o. ABH O A HOA Park, k School 2 oh v 3 13 It was Butler's initial appearance of the season and the de- ¢ 401 311 1 n, Caldas, Sullivan, | and feat was the losers’ second in as many attempts. ] 2 3 3 } 3 3-3 son, Caldwell; Roether, "Racoko® ski and Lloyd 8mith of the Grizzlies provided the highlight for the arting 4-3 2 1333 HN-SO & TOCOPA-DISAKING 1088 OL. mrss emma orm vo o1g00d Rese! 313 { College All-Stars Beat 204 feet 11 inches. The previous E 3 10 1 Packham 1 00 0 M di M h Butler field record, which stood dhe end el. ene 15a L Phowmen a i 0 0 3 adison erchants .at 184 feet 7 inches, was also ; _. wo |Kappetn 1.0 0 00 MADISON, Apr. 22 (UP) — shattered by Tim Crawforth of Totals 31 818 8 ‘Totals 48 ‘92110 Youth again triumphed over age the Bulldogs who threw 192 feet A ckt Ham's : ack left for Trobaugh in Tth. on the basketball court tonight as 7 inches, good for second place. . ) , 004 000 WE the Indiana college All-Stars beat Smith also won the discus. Sh 0233 004 x9 3 Joad of former collegiate talent "1 Frobae er known as the Madison Merchants Jack Aldridge and Bob White (Continued from Page 33) ~ heer walker 83 10 61. $ 3 an were the individual stars for the imacher, Kappes enry F. 8c ker ave report ker 1 Bulldogs. Aldridge gainered blue Henty F SRHekE na : n to 2 A Aker. Kendall Hanover’s all-time scoring ace, ribbons in hoth hurdle races RO Sam fou an eXpecs 3 bn Een Andy Taff, and Jerry Stuteville v y Po da Stol 2 and tied for third in the high oy o ie plate with a glorified. dal Clereker of Indiana University split scor- | i. ch. playing honors for the All-Stars with Rate td for Tet the The complete pre-game cere- ot hom: 16 points apiece and Butler's ¢ vile, ie fr irst p , 44 . ut , Ted mile and ran a leg on the winning mons, me le tert Ted ps fo aS Raipn Buckshot” OBrien was he ‘ ‘ 1 ~- Music and entertainment Ce Ur aAppes n i , mile-relay team. Campbell's 24-plece band Martin (Barney close behind with 15. } ‘ 7 42 CGreestings. Robe Kiefeker Win - Beore by quarters introducin Tho illiam une All-Stars . . cen d 44 40 83 rhomas of | i118 Be nie Fine Me: rchants 1 43-61 mitiee, An 13 Pe —— _—

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