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; Elmer Riddle Slated Hei . Cro i 9 " EE ecre Does It Again | For His Third Start | That's Leon's i You almost have to be a race driver to keep pace with I 1 w h R | H AND were tome Troy Ruttman’s racing itinerary. to ‘cash To Brook! I | eat er © ents dodo tb SE vt fe RING : he le owe Be ut Speci fr sh 0. Rach en ym First Lodi’ Night of Season Scheduled; |i TAILORIN Hr | y month, is scheduled to compete Sunday at Dayton, O, Youthful Phil Hurler | é Habenichi Probable Columbus Starter pin ls 4 In and 235 f S |r 0 i Da - By EDDIE ASH, Times Sports Editor < Clothes From v Ritchey Fu peedway. Repeats Opening Day Weathered out last night, the Indianapolis Indians and the Co- AT tained. by After the Dayton show he = —"0 man Crown Jeon I Feat; Braves Win | .|{lumbus Red Birds will give it.another try tonight under the Victory ailor third place will fly to El Paso, Tex., pick gri bably will ¥8" the ‘| Field lights with action starting at 8:15. Shop throughout ra Srives, PIOIANY or tam w | BL SARL LUNDGUISY "It's the first ladies’ night attraction of the new season and feminine fans will be Sesitied for es for the Bal 9% Ousmekue an go for a ride next week. | NEW YORK, Apr. 28 Broad- ois ans will b except usyal amusement Helene Be Ea A et LIVE of he vers amet The Sg ‘sew Friiadaptia ht (| Re ern gown South Grove 4-Ball pd Y Tacs ON AYA [otha far ate inexperienced WIA yay iooks as if it will have a long) 4 » |from the parent Pirates, is sla out. Danny the Speedway “groove” and must| yng successful stand is Mister to hurl for the home boys. Man- single gam

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May 10 after Rathman, Farina Giuseppe, , | : an a Athan; Pus Oi tppe, this teaton 45 be may devon. against Jimmy Sherrer of Milwaukee yonight i in the National Guard pings but was not charged with| To Tee Off at 10:30 ; The Uptc will fly to Indi- Green, Bob Gregg, Bob Swelkert, pqdie Sawyer's team of flaming Armory in the |10-round main event. Sgro lost to Shetrer in Mil- ‘the defeat as the Red Birds won.| Fyrst team in the championship | If You Want Starter loo anapolls in time Marvin Burke, Gene Hartley, youths. waukee last summer. In the semifinal will be Indiana Lightweight (Then last Sunday, in Toledo, he flight of the South Grove four-ball|| good night to warm up the Ben Zukor, Chuck Leighton,” Last ear, the lean and rosy- Champion Gene Parker against Sylvester Simmons, = defeated the Mud Hens in a five- tournament will tee off at 10:30 : sion. Dixie little Bowes for jerry Hoyt, Joe James, Mike cheeked youngster compiled a Southpaw. {inning nightcap called on account's m, Sunday. Good land but Joe A i the opening day Burch, Jim Rigsby and Walt 15.15 record and to date this i " & va lof darkness. | The first teams will be Francis Carter's F: Bill Eggert of speed trials, Faulkner, year he has won ‘two straight, P} » ' Tagged Forlictier Venr i niEinder and Harold Fulton of T il rin the Peck of Pi May 13. Rathman was injured last week both of them against the No, 1 South Sider Seeks to Even Columbus’ young a ‘South Grove against Carl Smith| allio ng headlines } Ar a two-car hot-rod wreck at/pennant contenders from Brook- {won seven and lost nine for the 3nq4 Charley Butler of Sarah] JIMMY JACKSON plans to [I Ariz. lyn. |Birds ifn 1949 but is tagged to 80 Shank. The final foursome is] P| } C Akard test the Cummins Diesel car | x = Roberts never had beaten the Score After Milwaukee Loss places this season with a better gated to tee off at 1:46 p. m. | ace 10 ome scores of 1 at the Speedway tomorrow and | HOLLYWOOD has attached it- Dodgers before opening day this jream pening mim Thats what 7yree teams drew byes. Only| : . Sa ora Sunday. self to the racing game already . . {the Columbus sports writers say. flight will be includ e , 209 ar The track will be open to fans|inis season. Portions of Clark Season Dut ies then Ne has Made Victory by Sgro Will Boost His Career, {At any rate, Habenicht was no one 1% tive the cluded te the Is LEON S «oo Wil free of charge this week-end and Gable's movie, “To Please A ..y.; pit 9 to 1 triumph and yes- Could Cost Wisconsin Fighter Top Bouts pushover for the Hoosler Red- y,4 rained out last Sunday. The ; The ren then will be closed to the public Lady,” will be filmed during the , 4.. steady 9 to 2 eight- Bn skins last year and managed tO n.irinog: . kegler was next week while the big plant big-car sprint race Sunday at... A deck : y JIM HEYROCK eke out three wins over them. 10:30 am —Prancis Binder and Harold | The only kind of tailoring a 173-235 gets a thorough cleaning. | Arlington Downs, Tex. Bud i.ose, . . ecisive victory for Joe Sgro here tonight in the Armory, After tonight's contest, the In- Fulton 186i vs. Carl Swith and Charley ; 3-235-: The AAA takes over the tech-| Gable's double in the film, will Fans 4 Pinch Hitters would not only give the curly-haired South Sider a boost up the gians will have an open date to- = 10:37 a m.—Vie Vaughn and Lynn Lee] We know is TOPS! You are American ] nical operation of the two-and-!drive in the event, Roberts snapped a six-game fistic ladder but would possibly knock his opponent out of two morrow but it's a safe guess it (FG. n"%py, '* Jim Shipp and George measured by tailors and your alleys. Th -one-half-mile. track Monday so| Gable and his leading lady, winning streak yesterday, missing Meetings with nationally important fighters. won't be a holiday. The home ath-| 10:44 am —Tom Lafin and Keith y you its activiti that practice running can begin Barbara Stanwyck, are due in a shutout only because he yielded Sgro, wearer of the state's welterweight toga, meets Jimmy jetes feel the need of batting prac- Hodie Weaver sa). Pavia ana Dic clothes are fashioned in the be a Bro under American Automobile As-/Indianapolis May 15 for addi- homers to Roy Campanella and Sherrer of mn a 10-round main event tonight. Sgro was tice and an open date will be an g1%3l a Bodonn David and Dickt oF .No.-13-wor sociation safety precautions. “tional shooting at the Speedway. Peewee Reese. He struck out four [defeated Tast summer by Sherrer opportune time to catch up on Warren Swenson’ (56° 'k and. Tor Lach YEIY latest styles “just for while BR 1 * | Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer has pur- straight pinch hitters, a remark- in the latter's home town, Mil- hitting. (Broadmoor and C) vs. Jim Popcheff and ou” right in our ows tailor 8:30 meetin ONLY seven Tot "the 68 cars ‘chased the Don Lee car Mack able feat, and got all the batting 0 one S, ers waukee. On Sunday, the Yomisville Colo- Bol) Jrmstrong (NCP and TRL -aiid Boh y 9 The Stew entered in this year's race are pings drove here last year, support he needed via Willie Jones’ Sherrer is slated to meet Tony nels will invade Victory Field Som pOGL v5. Jlerman Hohiman A shops by experts who know the Penn fi housed at the Speedway: Lou|(or the Gable movie. grand slam homer in the first Palone in Chicago early next for an afternoon doubleheader, 11:12 a. m.—Bud_Jenkins and Ken Per-| hei . the Tool R Moore's four Blue Crowns, the linning. ‘month and then go on to a match starting at 1:30 (Daylight Saving/gftid (80) ve. Ben Bodine and Chet || their business. outfits tied Ross-Page Special Marvin Burke INDIANA AND Purdue have Lefty Warren Spal. po ie or p |with Sugar Ray Robinson, world’s Time). The Indians also will meet Ae in a Wayne Montfort a8 Jack | . In the 1 will drive, the Brown Motor Co.| a mew method to blow off their standout candidat |welterweight champ, the last of the Colonels here on Monday, also Hare Leer JH). Dio} loop at the Special of Richmond, Ind. that inter-campus steam — soccer. through with 20 a “tits oe The Louisville Colonels moved May. But a lot depends on what a ladies’ night attraction. Ga Li m.—Ad.Coddington aay Ernie, And Remember ere Duke Dinsmore will drive and| Joe Guennel of Indianapolis, son, won a fine 10-inning duel, into first-place tie with the Minne- happens tonight. Tribe Slips to Third | Brownfield aE Tohn Batch aod Joe Mi

the Hinkle Special that Jack| doing coal research in the IU 2 to 1, for the Braves over the|apolis Millers today in the Ameri-/ Sherrer stands several inches The pesky Colonels regained jeski (8) ve. John Wolfs snd. Bob at McGrath will pilot. | geology department, has organ- |luckless Giants at Boston. He can Association. taller than Sgro and looks some- the league lead by trouncing the “ff PP*UR0, \ecune and Hank! YOUR CREDIT IS STR/ All of the necessary work, | jzed a soccer team of foreign gave up six hits to four for Montia! phe Colonels blasted the Toledo thing like the world’s welter Toledo Hens in Louisyille last {CAMPUS (W) vs, Dick Boswell" ana Nor- SAY! prior to an actual test on the | students. His squad will meet Kennedy and Dave Koslo of the jug Hens yesteday, 10 to 3. The champ. He has been giving a night and the idle Indians were, wild! a mn. ~Wapne Miller" and Harry bricks, has been completed by | a Purdue team tomorrow at Giants but he had better support.'weatherman called off the Mil. 800d account of himself in recent dropped into third place below Simpeon ss Bi Moore, who has built the last Manual High School field. Kick- | Both of Boston's runs were un-! waukee-Minneapolis Kansas City- ring ventures, idle Minneapolis. 11:54 m.—Red Stafford and Bill

ukins (8G) vs. John McGuire and Bert three 500-Mile winners. Tony off is 2 p. m. There will be no [earned and Spahn scored the win-| g¢ Paul and Columbus-Indian-'

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The Milwaukeean arrived in ° The Indians now have four Jan Jr. (H) | { 7 m.—Meredith Nickel and Bil! . Befionhausen, Whe, win Arive i | admission charge, ning run when ex-Giant Willard apolis games because of cold EE mn men --|Marshall walked with the bases iy ? outs at Tiny Bland's gym. His on the road (Columbus) and two Ridanour R Marvin Heckiian. and. Lis .

town Wednesday and began work- postponements to make up, two gi aiok Brim ya earn Nickel and loaded. weather. manager, Lew Sangor, who sings at home. All will be played off| {Crews (C, vs. Bob Crouch ‘and Clayton eminine ro ers oO ee | The Pittsurgh Pirates ran into . TN® Victory for Louisville gave his boy's praises to all extremes, a8 parts of weekday twin bills on MiSs [SW pl 5 dan and Russ al LEON'S

a six-hit pitching effort by big them the same percentage stand- arrived from Milwaukee yester- June dates. {Rader (88) vs. Joe Wilson and John | T Hi { I T : |Red Munger and BS the St. And ings as Minneapolis although the day. The weather is chewing large | 1% pm Ed Juniper and Bob Rochn Transcontinental Tourney cura; i tou clone wits i etre: nd “Siro wit weigh in at avout 144 hols 1a he: American Assocs Sg Boag 40 STN “nd there i winning streak, 5 to 2. The C wo defeats, have pla} wic tor tonight's battle. on schedule w the western| 'p.. m.—John AFAR an ol PEBBLE BEACH, Cal, Apr. 28 (UP)—The cream of the na-|inals kayoed Murry Dickson. wg tN¢ Dumber of games played by In the semifinal will be Gene clubs taking the hardest beating. En Ra remus - NO EXTRA CHARGE . Hom . feminine Bolfers jou oF tiefe Nomortow morning on the first they ran their victory string to, he Millers. Parker, Indiana lightweight Milwaukee has played only three petric (Anderson) Bob Blake Sud and for this service eg of the transcontinen . ea evans ‘ournamen ltwres ina row and brought thetr| The scoring early in yesterday's champ, and Sylvester Simmons of 8§ames and Minneapolis but four. Fes Gas (Or tes: DONEReTY. and] take a year to pay i National Ope Champion Louise Suggs, abe Dideikcsen Za- | won-and- lost record back to the 8ame see-sawed back and forth Indianapolis, nver eight rounds, Both Minneapolis and St. Paull Baer! He Te ond Hillcrest) ve. Bon boy : % harias a P any oy Cry te Foes Of gs: favo) Baer sisters, ters, 500 mark. fas the Colonels scored one in the nontitle. If Simmons makes a have yet to play their home open-| “} 43°50 Pm Marshall Samms and Brazel «oo it's OK 3 2 at = ion Hl De e gla JROFOUS young Hoare, the Cards lost slug-|Second, one in the fourth and good showing, Promoter McKin- ers. ulkene Mi) vs. Tom Glogoza and Ed t king thelr first starts as pros. bf ~~ |8er Stan Musial for at least three another in the fifth while Toledo ney expects to bring them back in _ League President Bruce Dudley 13:57 p.m iim Jones and Glenn qr "Th ” vy : $3000 purse to be | Daddy of Bauer {days with a knee sprain he suf. Scored one in the third and two two weeks for a title fight. said in the Twin Cities last night jefe fo) . WE Panis | fered in the ninth inning round-/ more in the fourth. In five-rounders, Andy Ander- that he would use the weight of 1:4 pm Dick Keaneds and V. Shep; fought for by the professionals in| Sisters Writes |ing first base on a lon n b il But i th fon jy Son of Indianapolis, the former Nis office to bring about a return |Burnside .). this two-day, 36-hole Journament B 23 ha uC In a sevenih nhing ralyii to-the-old -plan-of-open Abbe? era and Harald d. oa suger rigged Pebble “Beach” hel ge Pa Seri ome BA MAS Caught: oe pe OFTHE WT HR A Threw Golden. Kies: *Champiowewheniyt io 18a A Bil ngihe: er. gh hl il ele ol + seeking a shot at the state welter- e eastern and more ; golfers also will battle \n Chicago; xX ar t r s Red Sox Retalinte (SiEntn with Tour mare. i the weight title, will meet Gene Cart. southern end of the circuit. | ne py aRlck Rotpraon. and pruve| | Detroit and New York-—with oe ” he B : e Red Sox gained a measure wright of Dayton, and Jack Bar- Advocates Later Opening ! 725 p. m—Jos Cleans and Prank $3000 at stake in each city. The, at makes the Bauer sis-'of revenge over the Yankees with ker of Dayton will meet Cliff It just doesn’t look practica; Steffen” (PR. vs. Frank Fox and Don star with the best score over the ters Marlene and Alice—greatia 7 to 2 triumph at New York in Fossman of Indianapolis, a stu- !© start the season in Milwaukee roi? ' pm Bop Schuman - and Bob long haul also will get a $5000 golters, (which. Ellis Kinder scattered ur lie pe S | dent ot Butler University, or the Twin Cities in April,” Dud- Quik, Bi and 8. Ney Iete ame But If You purse at the end of the tour. Start 'em young,” is the ad- eight hits to win his first game he opener, slated for 8:30 ley said. “I favor getting under p 3% 0, ni Carl Petercheff and Mitch

Mrs.” Zaharias warmed up for vice of Dave Bauer, the famous Billy Goodman To et for way in the East, and it might be Pleiffer (PR) 14

oy m. Pe Cleek of New (‘astle the event by firing a sensational daddy of the fa- Boston and Rookie Joe Collins will meet Chuck ‘Elliott of Ft. @ 800d idea to delay the openers emery Lice) ve Ole Hollinssworth and Should Ha en i 68 from the back tees at Pebble-— mous sisters. {and Cliff Mapes blasted route Knox. a week or so.” “fies teams drew wves. in the: Sir PP ; H Bos- mn pe ;

four under men's bar. % % He hes Buch |clouts for the Yankees. The rem | According to the league grape- rong: LL ens T B | A | RS In addition to the crack pros, additional advice |tontans sewed things up in the Tiioes State Service . : {vine, last winter,. when the Fat aTT, SN a uu , i who also inclue Betty Jameson for every parent | fifth with five oy on D hit,l LAFAYETTE, Apr. 28—Pur- Golf Winners Listed schedule was drawn, ee vote 3a John Manan and’ erty Willams (PR). ° en and Bettye Mims Danoff, the top|in an exclusive i|two errors, four walks, a wild due's victory-minded golfers can Class winners in the women’s 6 to 2 in favor of the western : amateurs of the nation will be six-story series Hl pitch, a balk and a lone clean go after their 12th straight Big golf match held yesterday at clubs starting at home, St. Paul College Baseball Rush And competing in this tournament. which starts in | y | single by Tom Wright. 10 dual meet win tomorrow when Pleasant Run were: Class A, Mrs. and Minneapolis being the only Faia SL Rose Debauw 4 Sm ————————— The Times sports | The Philadelphia Athletics got they face Ohio State. The Boiler- Charles Hoshall; Class B, Mrs. dissenters. Butler 5, Wabash 4. ) N d Cl th H Butler Gridders section Monday. a splendid eight-inning relief job makers took care of No. 11, their, Reid Cotten; Class C, Mrs. Lionel; The Twin Cities clubs knew Indians Cenizel 5," Anderson ¢ ay 3%: ee ornes ® Daddy Bauer |from "Rookie Bob Hooper who third successive win this season, Chandler and Class D, Mrs. Wil- their Minnesota weather, as they Holy Criss 3. vale o 6. Roliins 4 will Face Hedden tells in his series made four first- -inning runs off|yesterday by defeating Illinois, liam R. Sterett. The “new mem- now have failed three times to orth Carolina 6. Wake Forest 1. . f Ri ht Now w I : {just when to THR {| Washington's Joe Haynes stand 30-6. ber” winner was Mrs. Morgan stage their home lid-lifters be- | Americar Die 5. g coh e Thirty-one “Old Timers” plus start your boy or . up for a 4.to 3 victory. Hooper, Purdue took all the doubles and Ray. ‘cause of snow and cold. ore 3 Aran 3 Frorhenn Coach Frank (Pop) girl in golf ... Dave Bauer took over for Hank Wyse —h seven af the eight 'individua! ER AOR ” ———ickineon 7 Can Solve That . Hedden will battle it out with and tells you how to teach them to none out in the second inning and matches. Fred Wampler with 70 : Y Butler's football varsity-to-be in become champion players. allowed only six hits and one run and 72 on the par 71 course and the Bowl tomorrow afternoon. The ® You can make your son or the remainder -of the way. Genee (Coulter's two 72s were the Problem Too! game is slated for 2 o'clock. daughter the best kid golfer in Cleveland at Detroit and Chi- brightest medal boys in the Boil- : The veteran Hedden may be you set... with the help of Daddy cago at St. Louls in the American ermaker victory. ae joined by Boris (Babe) Diman- Bauer. and Cincinnati at Chicago in the Illinois escaped a shutout when. See the ready to put on TH cheff, the newest addition to the e You owe it to their summer fun National were postponed. Pete Fletcher defeated George . lack school's football coaching staff. program to read this how-to-do-it Thomas, 2-1. suits, slacks, sport coats, : Babe is a former Butler, Purdue series ... which will be found Fo Dursomes Wampler (10) and _Laflin n ! and Chicago Cardinal star. If he's ONLY IN THE TIMES . . start- * Relays Contenders; wa, So Here 5 and Buales “ra . : iy Tire olen . coo * : 5 in top form the Tony Hinkle var- ing Monday. Hdtieated ~ Kimole 83: and” Pete A 2 ra’e 2 2 ; Bl > d ese tailor shop clothes are sity is in for trouble. T , rr detente Smith i / meri aS 7CINLLIN en good garments. Well tai- In

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The “Old Timers” will be College Tennis } er . coached by Bob Hamilton, a Indiana State 5. Evansville Im or ecor § - and R vic i Fle te T . whtiphr ah lored, good fitting and at [] mo’s new assistant football coach. George Washington 3, WW ehington and defeated Logan (17). 2V-la: He are as ) like. 1 ” M (Pi defeat a Kimpel (11). 2-1. Laflin - rice you Ke. i ml Sylvester Jot captain the Roanoke 8 Bridgewater 4 state 0. DES MOINES, Towa, Apr. 28 2h By defeated Smith (801. 3-0; Coulter ; p y e. Immediate yesteryear aggregation. High Point 8. East Caroilna 0. [(UP) ~The 41st Drake Relays Mar ee (80) (P) defeated Peterson (81). changes in fit made the TTT TTT lopen today with a star-studded Sab. 20 tie rer iner CHgited | Zukowski day if - Yi A - _ J {field - of more than 2000 athletes Thor mas Ta 2 hier Tn (P) de- . || same day if necessary. ne ; R % {entered by two - rere | : $

| Midwest relay teams determined * | ert Hard- ; {to set new American records. ar Top Races | Remember } [ Relays director Tom Deckard f | . ‘ eee : ) ‘ [predicted several new marks may Set or Sunday . | : Th {be set at the annual track classic’ ou wo jest Midget Speed-| &6 There Is a if the weather is favorable for ay SWIngs into it A Re ; XX | { aE Te in = oboth. days of the meet... Howaver.. $ 8 Bh foam p oa 2 VV. FOB 2 Evia SE dr pCa EAT AR ESTHET TEE “AMERICAN ASSOCIATION CT limba a INBIANAPOLIS (postponed. rain. was forecast for tomorrow SToperation “Sunday with another) oe a Difference In ~GB: cold weather a . : . A program of hard-top races. Time! a / B Louisville Faves 3 3 "Tie > Mitw wikee | at Minneapolis (postponed The University of Kansas four-. trials are slated for oon with the ¥ 1 . leold weathe | als a slate noon x 2 a i Minaaepols. 1s -. 5 3 TI4 fa) Kansas City at St. Paul (postponed. mile quartet had its sights on the “ 20 \ : | Kansas City’ ....... 4 3° S81 1 icold weather. American mark of 17:16.1, now lop race at 2.30 p.m. : : othes From Daa... ois 3) dm a” AMERICAN LEAGUE held by Indi hile the Okla- Duke Kimmerling "of Anderson] : al "a. o olumbus ......... 3 , ; . : . gi {35 fummop v8 m aeggaheld by Indians while the Okla seems to he the man to beat In : b 8t.. Paul AMERICAN Liat 000 4% Minder (1-4) snd Tebbetts; Byrne, Por- 1 t 88 fter-th Pp ne ey the time trials. Duke set the| . X - ra mp tm nen -A-Tailor Shop! NT Co me ’ A Pet GB terfteid 61. D._Johnson (9) and Berra: relay team-after-the -natiomal-recs ; to {ihas on both previous 3 $ : MN . ” ; tL I+ Detroit 8 ¥ . 7 (Losing pitcher, Byrne (0-1r. Home runs ord of 3: 23. . X rown- orman roves troll rk $1 8 Washinsto My Mapetao oe 090-3 1 Sundays. His best mark, registered | ge 3 Y Cleveland -3 3 800 2 |pritidelphia ! 400 000 - last Sunday, is :20.06 Rh | yashington 4 51 2 H M n d Evans: : 33) : UAT» ad 3 3 bi * . Philadelphia : : 4 3 Hoo hay a a aR, Ditcher, Major Loader A Michigan driver is rapidly | ae 3 ; W That Fine, Smooth h 00 O: PD » Haynes (0-1). ress winning the attentiopjof the fans. 4 : Fi f : ’ “ St. Louis 3 8 288 4 Home rum Coan, © Denn © LEADING BATSMEN } { 8 : ~ Chicago NATIONAL Leak 200 4 Cleveland at Detroit (postponed, cold NATIONAL LE FAGUE . He is Bill Wiltse of Grand Rapids. | k . : Blends Need Not : t $ , t R \ o . Chicago ¥ 2 Feds a8. "4 “hicago at St. Louls (postponed, cold Musi boi : ouls 3 3 8 13 Ws Wiltse has placed | fourth and| Ri a q ph d 5 | e rookivn § 3 180 WeARETl NATIONAL LEAGUE Hodges. Broo 8 2 s 13 41 SIXth, respectively, in the two pre-| o ; ive 1”? fis oR SDu1 gh o 3 3 HH : (10 Innings) Dark Nex § 22 2 9 40 vious time trials, and last week | % > d Be Expensive! | ‘ § 625 2 ’ I i iph : y " | Bou $3 A 12 Bost L. ork 000 200 a 1 : : nals. Phil AME RIC AN LE AGuE 31838 was just nosed out in a heat event] 3 ks o i ? no adsipina } 3 5 Ta i.:; Kennedy, Koslo (8) and Westrum: Soahn yyecnell Clevetand . 2 BR J. Ret by Forrest Lee, Indianapolis. The ® $ | Cincinnati ... 0 8 000 4a 3 3 and Crandall. Losing pitcher, Koslo Groth, Det roit 7 2 4 1 so Michigan speedster will be on} —— Philadelphia 500 110 002—9 13 0 Riilley, Chicago 3 11 11 43% hand Sunday. | MES TODAY {Brooklyn 000 010 010-2 o3 oh ] Al] am aoa “AN assou ay N } Roberts 12-0 and Lopata:. Roe, Ers Dillinger, Plage ONS 9.15 405 ! col t INDIANAPOLIS (night), |(ll. Barney 4), Palica (8), Branca. (8) Westlake. Pirates, 4 Kokos, Browns 11 6 teed Watch Repairi Tl olumbus -" \ DIA BRIDE) * {and Campanella. Losing pitcher, Roe (1-1); Campanella Dods’s 3 Ww rod JB ows 3 uarantee ate Roos ng “- Rd ao YL, imi night) Home runs—Jones, Campanella. Reese. 8is- Gordon, Braves. i > 3 S Milwaukee at Minneapolls, “32 Louls 001 040 0008 7 1 Thompson, Gi ants 3 | A k AMERICAN 1 AGUS Pittsburgh 000 002 000-2 8 1 stephens Red Sox marTED IN wos 10] | te Fhiladeinhia at Boston. Munger (1-1) and Garagiola; Dickson. jones Phill 11 Henrich, Yankees. 10 ’ ERS » a ha ya. [Lambares ist ond, Fiaderaid. Losiig Tierra 11 DiMagsio. Yankees 10 | « —1 oo" KI A B er 9 { A r= i i E ow Fork AION Yas u LER ghishes. | Cincinnat aon Chics (postponed, cald En ny? Phillies es OIDEST 103 NL ILLINGIS ST. 4 i . 8 ® S| Cincinnat) at Chie weathe Zarilla, Red Sox 18 Dilling er 15 ; ’ | : : ; : t Phil {hha INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Jones, Phillies 15/Ennis, Phillies i 2nd Door North of Market St | y # F - on, i of, philads hia (night) Montiel! 08> ringf eid 3 {Goodman, R. Sox 18 wre! King Black Label King Red Label JI. y Brooklyn at New York (night). { gh s, anoronto 0. (Called after . . | S$ w % y . | eg nnings, ) . i Ky RESULTS YESTERDAY Rochester ‘at Syracuse (will be played al . ? { $ 50 : een cnet | ie Be BIG CAR AUTO RACING | Ur the Fede of BOBO a ; xxx = vx y | Bitte cn SABA} pron CR MEASS "ERA | gil and) } mish” Yuin ah he Martin. Losing | aRAYonpOTt at Terre Haute (postponed, FRANKLIN FAIRGROUNDS TRACK $ 38 the Fi t Bl k pitcher Mare! rd nl a Waterloo at Decatur (postponed, cold), ONLY 9 $12 23 $219 $ 12 Irs oc omaTrE SUNDAY p pt tipt. apt. pt. i 3 2 No, } AATIC . A R. 30, 1950 : Open Mondor. : Saturday | Es | QUALIFICATIONS 1% P. M. ® FIRST RACE 2:30 P, M. PROMPT : i 8A SP. M. | § Fin At 8 % | SIXTY LAPS OF RACING Available in Most Markets in Both Black and Red Label ‘ BRO Sto 6 ks Pty, , Inc. : WH-FORMAN DISTILLERS CORPORATION y i 8 : ieee ADMIS SION ; KING BLACK LABEL Blended Whisky. 62%2°5 Grain Neutral Spirits. 86 Proot 220 W. WASH. ST. 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