Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 April 1950 — Page 30

Big Green Wins Fourth Straight in NCC

By JIMMIE ANGELOPOLOUS Shortridge and Tech remained the county's prep diamond performers today, proud . Coach Jerry’ Steiner's crew clutched their first tr four years over Coach Frank Baird's unbeaten ‘Rocket a hotly-contested 8 to 7 verdict The loss was the first one in 25 for Broad Ripple since

20 games late 1948 and the first setback

only

tive NCC son 5 to 2 won his

game, trippin

third game,

for Pitcher Forrest Reehling in} 15 games since last year. Short- Tech made five ridge heldfa 5 to 2 lead going less ball. Anderson er

4nto-the- sixth before Starter Pete

Kappes ran into trouble. Dickie and two more. in the

Hebbe homered in the first with team made eight hits, Coach. Charles Maas’ won their fifth game in s ramming nine runs acro

for one

“the nicest thing

that ever [second of four walks, four pokes, oft ¢ » 4 Served as an assistant at IU under YAVER MEN'S SHO term. Page, who was foothall 0, 2 1 C 3: McC p ER MEN op coach here last season, signed 0 - including Ulysses Rice's triple, nnn Coach Branch McCracken and gicharg Weber 199 183 213— 595 gned- a . ’ pi - urt 76 163 1 9 happened 10 |1¢ was Collins’ third win in four A has coached prep teams at James-| Lusi Hepty Fi |X gv 3 thiceJyear contract © coder: tnt: WITH 2 PANTS a Grape” tries Sheth town and Angola. . Herbert Hohit 130 145 i647 467 ball, basketball and track. He s, ” 15 1382 Te SEH sHOA There has been no announce- Pd%ard Huck 199 182 180— 561 jg a native of Evansville, but Ben Davis Beech Grove o_o. ment about Jim Ertel, who has Totals . 931 949 939-2729 came. here from Forrest Lake, Al HOA : AB H 0 / 1 0 filled in as Jeff coach while the MECHANICS LAUNDRY Minn. | Arnold.ss 1.0 J Jones. 3 012 7 Henry .Schoch 157 182 220— 559 pi ia 3 i 2 Brown 8 i 2 0 3 i o School played independent ama- E Eagene Lakey 1 - Rule Sel Henson's 2d 23 wie RUP ARMS OT about the hiring FF GRE ARs a BSBA wl sass ter su,r{ 2 «id Eas et 3 got a new ew. Wabash mentor. Ev an Stuart . HURRY! Mangin 10 ————————————— Totals y . 0 0 gi 100 Kiriehot c 00 With One Pair Pants 00 « Verse 13 Fein 3 88 83 NCAA to Survey a mn yr n HURRY! ay 20120: 0 0 Kiese ) Philips 0 0 0 0 . 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Campbell singled, Joe Granger In other games, Southport won doubled, Warren Sparks walked Over Lawrence Central, 1 to 0, after one out to load the bases, Pitcher Ronald Burnett winning then Jay Hanselman singled in his own game; Howe won its st. anual 5 9 Campbell. Reehling and Bob first game over Manual, 5 to 2; Young strolled Beech Grove nicked “Ben Davis » Horace Turner, who received 4 to. 2; Washington used last Broad Ripple Shortridee credit ‘for the victory, ‘relieved 'NNINg queeze Plays 10 nip ingas 301 G4 Ell $1 Kappes with the bases loaded and Crispus. Attucks, 12° to 8, fave 1 2.0°08eh 13 . acl ps A ” yap Preyn.c 1 60 1 0BRa the. count at 5-all. Turner's wild Cathedral triumphed 10 to 5 over| 4 2 Ra ‘2 pitch scored Hanselman before Shelbyville, and Decatur Central Granse $38 1K : the side was retired powdered Speedway, 12 to 0 21 7 0 Walk 010 » SCOre p "e Charles Collins tossing three. Har 4 2 6 0Fa ) 00 Shortridge Scores Three wr; llin )ssing a three Reehlingp 3 0 0 1 Kar ) Max Schumacher, Bill Ralph, Bitte! Tu J Jack Barney and Joe Klefeker Burnett Singles, Scores Tota 11018 8 Tota ) 9211 3 Bg 1 11 who drove in two runs, accounted 3urnett singled in the third, Broad Ripple 300 00 : ; , sh ‘ } x for ‘the three Shortridge runs in and scored on a steal and an Er Gra Re : he bottom half. In the seventh. gyerthrow to ‘defeat the Bears. Sparks Ru plovell hun : Granger singled, John Plum and He fanned nine. Gene Young re- Lamb iranger 2, Sparks, Hansel Sparks walked and Hanselman tired four. Gar Wallsmith, with an Runs batted in-D Campbe

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1935 High School Star Signs 3-Year

Basketball Contract to Succeed Denton CRAWFORDSVILLE, Johnson, the

finds Bill

accepting

The 33

hea

‘" gaining playing prominence.

Apr. 28

team that won 31 straight games,

wsaffering state 17 Sweet year with At Jeff Denton after the the THSA tempting players to

Johnson

day

Neil of

tts

to Sixteen

first chamj Ande

defeat ionship rson.

scorers

39 points

John who

until lure

resigned school was

ucceeds last

Mar. 1 for at- Times Special ” “a ‘ COLUMBUS, 0. Apr. 28 — A itol in the stretch and then proSilver Creek 4 . z half dozen Indianapolis teams ceeded to pull clear of the former

Jeffersonville. Signs 3-Year Pact

was f

fersonville position

Wildcats Johnson gret

said ye

leaving

Jeffersonville.”

He He Indiana

Wabah, that the possibilities are better in

irst

“y

sterday, but

Hy Johnson that

contacted ‘oncerning the new job last SaturOne other candidate, Cabby Jasper, rejected the Jefrecently stating he was satisfied with the little

igned .a-three-year contract plaved college basketball at University where he was

an all-Big Ten Conference selecHe Were to roll in the minor events the end of the present school

tion two

consecutive

years.

Ind,

failed to crack the leader list of Derby favorite in the final yards. the 47th American Bowling Congress tournament here last night of a length astern of Mr. Trouble but half of them will crash the at the wire, while King Ranch’s luckless On The Mark and ClifThe Yavers Men Shop quintet ford Mooers’ Hawley, a recent arthe rival from California, were next

prize list. finished with 959

chanics Laundry had

1.4 ol game, 967, to end with 27 - which has had a

Marott Shoes, team" in every ABC bowled a respectable

olis Bowlers, 597.

today.

Hanselman | ye esterday and found First Baseman Bill x Ralph all ready for him. Hanselman's plate effort w as just another putout for Ralph.

Johnson Returns ‘To Jeffersonville as Coach

A surprise coaching move today head basketball coach here at Wabash College, position at Jeffersonville, -year-old mentor, whose Little Giants won 28 games and lost 24 in three seasons, returns to the high school where he began He was a member of the 1935 Jeff

High School.

“Local Bowlers «Miss Top Spots

sus petal by

to Hoosier contingent with 2

2672. Peyton Printz of Yavers turned wij] in the top total for the Indianap- athletic director

ie {

(UP) Lae

lat Keeneland.

ne more reason why he deserves the role of favorite for the classic

ercise boy, Melvin lan, who was

Said Morlan:

victory,

In yesterday's

route—he was

stretch, Mr. Trouble

lead 2729. Me- in line, the Sughest

NOBLESVILLE,

since 1931, __ Noblesville

succeed James

| Mr. Trouble May Be That n Roses Run

Looms as Horse To Watch; Your Host Still Derby Favorite

LEXINGTON, Ky. = C. V. Whitney's Mr. {Trouble loomed today as the ings for Butler horse to watch in the forthcom- Cincinnati ling Kentucky Derby, but Your Saturday. (Host, the California comet, still shaped up as the .horse to beat. Palifrat, 3b 4 |" Mr, Trouble barged into con- Buktnca.ss 4 tention for the Derby yesterday Sota rl ~twhen he ~outraced Oil Capitol; DAter: 15 land eight other three-year-olds in K5ithav. {the important Blue Grass Stakes Ferber.p

Meanwhilé, at Churchill Downs, our Host got acquainted with he Derby course and introduced

by working a mile in 1:41 flat. It was the fastest workout of alica Derby eligible to date and even amazed Your Host's regular ex(Tuffy) instructed to hold the colt down to a 1:43 spin. “He was going Pitcher — along so easily that I didn’t think he was traveling that fast.” Mr. Trouble, off his Blue Grass undoubtedly will plenty of trouble for his rivals in the Derby a week from Saturday. He appears well suited for the roses run of a mile-and-a-quarter. race—which was a furlong shorter than the Derby only starting to! run when he hit the wire, i Held just off the pace until the amazed the Keeneland crowd as he swooped down on the pace-setting Oil Cap-

Oil Capitol was three-quarters

{the Cavemen ‘mond. Singles, by

|pushied across Apr.

cause

Gets Noblesville Post Apr. 28 (UP) High School ficials said today Forrest C. Page Hersier as when Hersier's The Hoosiers resignation becomes effective at

of -

Late Butler Rally Edges Wabash, 5-4 Butler's baseball team won the Two teams of courageous bowl ers will attract plenty of attene After spotting Wabash a two- ral support when they \run lead in the opening frame, "°0 and mo Ld |Butler was forced to come from SWin |behind in the late innings to American Bowling Congress squeeze out a 5 to 4 triumph over tournament. The teams scheduled to comthe Columbus Rosenstihl School for the Blind. —Only one change was noted ings yesterday,

{hard way again yesterday.

and Jimmy Doyle followed. by a] ay Sha ball on Catcher Ted Jube in the top § push The Reimer Valley Farm team of Green Ba, Wis., gained fifth

28 ing tally in the ninth, a 2835, based on

It was the fifth win in six out- place with

for a double-header

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Teams Today

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WABASH BUTLER 0 Mo 4 So + EIT RRA s 3 o Baker dy 4 1 1 1 TACKLE Pham | ampbell.c 4 kD, > 39-8 0Roviess 3100 USSELLS ELEN 8 0 Hudson,ib' "3 2 4 2 110 3Wilhotteef 3 0 1 1 4 0 2 O/Kouns,if-p 4 2 11 0 oj Houstan.p 16013 : tl 1000 Sthirseon. rf ! 000 Totals an 1:38 8 : oFotals 3" 3 » wo out when winning run Scored L A Batern 800 1 100 031 = REGU R GENUINE u -— Errors—Buktenica, Fougerousse Runs Paligraf, Dooley 2, Campbell, Buktenica GASOLINE ETHYL Sturgeon, Hart, Kouns, Rosenstihl. Runs Batted In—Darter, Keith 2, Fougerousse 2, 9 TAX 3 oman. Two-Base Hits-—Hudson, Bukten- * . Three-Base Hit—Fougerousse. Stolen PAID | Bases—Dooley, Baker, Sturgeon.. Sacrifices ~Keith. Double Plays—Buktenica to Pali- § graf to Darter (2) Left Py M Wabash, 10: Butler, 10. Base on Balls— AUTO Or- Off Houston 8. Ferber 8 Strikeouts—By B Houston 3, Kouns 6, Ferb or 8 ns ON SUPPLY ouston, 3 in 4 innings ou in Passed Balls=Jube 4 Campbell. Winning Delaware, Madison & Ray Sts. ouns.

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