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men officially with the Care

' AND, who rdue a week f the spring ally: rammed , small glass gh a door at stitches were nd, who is mething, will all. . . .CatheViellieu, now Boilermaker

* Warren Cenalter Mowrey e won in the neets in 1012 high jumper, owned the i Ars. . . . Mowe of John Wea~« rdler Byron fine at Purver won five

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baugh didn’t lays because ding fell on libaugh, the junior letter

per veteran ! night, recalls b le relay team ory Schlake, 1 Piel, which napolis halfnade in 1938, defeated Lew tate title by water-logged rain. Dalzell chigan Wolye 1ights thinks never really

y BALL—Jeff's i as had the ring. He was i ple of weeks i to do any ing early..., ickering with . . Crawley “same “coast, ason, he and g juniors will t, an unfair )sier basket-

Irish lo 4 irvice pe. ~-Wise ge out here this aft- : first victory ¢ 10 times the 3 fa 3 Warren Mueller defeated DeLove defeated Lruite * Ov: et

eleion tw, h Sch midh i IN) 6-4, 8-3.

defeated Muyellep )-7: Bittner and Loge and Crable

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Righthander Singles, Scores First Run in 3d Inning OF Bickford

By MILTON RICHMAN, United Press Sports Writer NEW YORK, April 20—Rookie Bob Miller of the Philadelphia Phillies, a class B graduate with a Grade A fast ball, pitched stand-six-hit ball today to beat the Boston Braves, 2 to 1, for his

Ht major league victory.

The 24-year-old Miller, who won 19 games for Terre Haute of the Three I League last year and was ticketed for Toronto of the

International Ieague this year,

was complete master of the

Braves and even started the win-| ning rally himself. The lanky six-foot, three-inch

4 4 right-hander singled off loser Gordon.it 4 Vern Bickford in the third and|aRieser.lf : 3 3

scored Philadelphia's first of two!

runs in that frame when Granny B®

Hamner, Eddie Waitkus and Del Ennis also produced singles. Scoots to Third Boston scored its lone run nj

Jethroe was hit by a pitched ball,! scooted to third on an infield out and came home when Catcher Stan Lopata hit him in the oack with the ball while trying to nip| him off base. Luke Sewell's Cincinnati Reds| climbed out of the National League cellar, relinquishing that! spot to the idle Giants, by defeat- x, ing Pittsburgh, 14 to 6. . Gaining partial revenge for the| three beatings they absorbed at the Pirates’ hands recently, the Reds clouted Bob Chesnes, John (Windy) McCall, Harry Gumbert |w and Hal Gregg for 17 hits, including homers by Ted Kluszewski and Ron Northey. Eddie Erautt relieved starter

Frank Smith in the second inning!

and received credit for the triumph,

00 ie Boats E Braves On 6- Hitter, Bob Miller, Ex-Star

Boston Philadelphia

Tompkins Clinches West Side Classic

Booster Teams =~

ABC Tourney After Heart

Regular Play Again

Times Special Writer COLUMBUS, O., Apr. 20 —|

Bowling Congress tournament|

A ! hysician. Jethroe. ef ‘3 S Whitman.cf 3 3 S Hl § here today on the 15th day of the P ae 46-year-old Atherton never Torgeson.1b 4 | & 1 Waitkas1d + 3 8 0 § [two month marathon. {before had been bothered by heart Gordon. ia En 3113 Five more booster squads areitrouble. He served as a roenrt] 0 1 0 Sisler.if 32120 {scheduled Sunday before a regu- in this year's Times-Legion Golden | (Grandi. yarn $0] lar squad takes over. The Iatter/Gloves Tournament. | Blok ford, jo Mier 3182 shift features three 1000 average Atherton started his career as a! bHolmes~ 8 § 0 0 teams and last year's winners, [tighter in 1922 and retired from] {cHartsfield 0 000

Totals 3 624 412 Tot er ran for Gordon 1

| Holmes walked for Bickford in 9th. the first inning when speedy Sam), Harisheld ran for Holmes in 9th,

I Phtiadelphia . Errors—Crandall, Goliat,

|batted in—(Jethroe scored on Lopata's error) Waitkus, Ennis. Two base hits— | {Jones. Jethroe. Stolen bases—Torgeson, |

Jimmie Smith's of South Bend, !the ring in 1931 after losing a 10-| als nuRNQ [Whe collected a 3027 total at At-'round battle to Midget Wolgast| lantic City. here. During the peak of his ca-| The powerful Meister Brau reer, he was a contender for the|

- 100 000 0001, quintet from Chicago will bowl flyweight championship of the)

002 000 00x—2! Lopata 2. Runs

Paul Krumkse, recently voted NEXTYV ENTU RE for Tom Mil-

ethroe. Double playi—Ryan- err-Torge- | The future is not as black as it looks for the Tompkins Ice Cream bowling quintet as 2 thoy Pre- Chicago's best bowler during the ler's Good Sports, Inc., probably |

{eth Bickford-Ryan-Torges

Boston Left on bases—Philadeiphia 2° pare to take the floor in the closing night of activity in the Fox-Hunt Classic. Members of the squad, [13st 50 years in a poll conducted, Will be a heavyweight champion-|

ton 11. Base on balls

Bickford 1. Struck out by Miller 7; Bice. who won the West Side Classic crown and finished fourth at the F-H are Carl Hardin (team captain), ord 1. Hit by bitehat ~Jethroe pata Miller).

{Bis kford: Passéd b Bing soEcher——Miller JE I

10-2). pire Robb, Brick and Ballantant, rime 2:06.

Attendance 5064.

St. Louis

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[Arte ar |Lollar.c Thomas.3b {Br riend.2b Ostrowski,p

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Totals 37 Tot

als Berardino AE, Y Pleretti in Tth,

Snap Winning Streak Bieri roi

In the American League, pe-|

spectacled Joe Ostrowski of the ;

St. Louis Browns beat Cleveland, Doby.

5 to 1, and snapped the Indians’| five-game winning streak.

Let on ba Louis 8. Cleveland champions, finished in last place .. Fulton holds the all time state versial decision last Friday night The Browns chased Bob Lemon [¢ “Base on’ balls—oft Ostrowski Lemon 3/among the 11 teams. Wabash also, 5COres was turned in the preced allevents reourd ith a Zou tot er title to South Bend besides in the Armory. with a three-run barrage in the hits. A runs in Si innings: off Pleretti !lwas runner-up last year. The Chi- In8 Week because Tompkins was |football. 0

sixth inning. Ray Coleman be-

plas Boudress, Vernon: Sart ood to

Ia Io, ns in Ea

Errors—DeMars, ST ents here this afternoon to win the Tuesday night when they salted away the West Side Classic title., The Easterners will pair with! Br Baring | Two base ts—W

a A i Home Tun: Coleman " Double lays in a fog and steady drizzle. ® Single week of competition re- same five men, oldest in the point

llar; Boudreau to Gor-|

Off Miller by one of the city's newspapers, ship tussle in the Armory. But a

J Ahearn, n th ki o. {and Junie McMahon, present na-| definite date hasn't been set. Bill [Jou Fulton; Leo Ahearn, Chuck Markey wa: Bil Bisty, Bill is the owner of the Tomp ins C R6d Junie M sign indo alam Sg abo vig possessor of the best 10 year av-the toga from ponderous Elzea

Chicago Beats "lce Cream’ Bowlers Have _ erage in ABC tournaments. | Thompson.

Big Elzea has been out of the

Losin n gL natelii, ;

New York Team Cleveland 4 . {Indianapolis ring for some months ARR % Six-Game Fe é Over All Another team carry'ng a 1000 o,., losing a decision to a Detroit $120 : Wahash -12 , avers: onto he lleys Sunday| fighter ‘here. Roberts has been $293 > . |nig e nationally known y $220 ' Opposition Would Need Miracle to Beat [American Bowling and Eilliarg; WINING Coneistent!y 6 Thomp i . ae loam from New York City. The i180 Rose Relays Run - Lead With One Week of Competition Left [oa oles Dots (Tas 2600/t0n. it will add more spice to the . con 8 - 0001 |p Fog, Drizzle By GENE LAWSON [the last three tournaments and)! pb te Clem'the star of the cast is Tony /tWeen Roberts and Willie Cle 06000 f Tompkins Ice Cream bowlers can look back at a successful] the ony! re ryl Times State Service |Sparando who has a better than mons. If Roberts loses, however, 382714 “TERRE HAUTE, Apr. Bune. Season,

+ University of Chicago edged ou The Tompkins aggregation, competing in two of the faster cir- 200 average for the past 10| hat bout ‘would Tie box. office hie 043 fio Wabash College by two a cuits in town, put the finishing touches to part of their activities last 'ABCS,

n " PROMOTER FORREST McKinney wants to bring back the Joe Sgro-Jimmy Sherrer fight as soon as possible, It was a contro-

ood. third annual ihvitational Rose Re-| They now have a six-game edge over their closest opposition with Jimmie Smith's who will use the

DeMars, Friend maining. Actually, that 3083 count famed Peterson Classic in Chi- of ages ever to cop the five man Franklin College, defending, that was included in last week's Cago0. {crown, who brough’ home anoth-

I 8 t th d from both Wild pitches— cago team set new records in the Tolling in the ABC tournament in and Joe, along with Hardin are| Third 1000 average five is All-| 5. 80° the no

| Happy Atherton Rests | Take Over at {Comfortably in Home i

Attack

5 More Scheduled Ring Campaigner Ordered to Sunday Before Bed for af Least Four Weeks By JIM HEYROCK J Happy Atherton, former flyweight boxer and a referee in The By CHARLES WESTLAKE Times-Legion Golden Gloves, was “resting comfortably” yesterday, 'recovering from the heart attack he. suffered Apr. 19, Atherton, one of the successful ring campaigners more {Booster teams took over the ox!) 0 two decades ago, suffered the attack at his home, 1221 W. squads of the ATth American qu) ot He was ordered to bed for at least four weeks by a

Lyric Books Film On Golden Gloves

Theater Schedules Movie on May 10°

The story of the Golden Gloves

on the late squad Sunday. The world. {will come to life May 10 at the ‘| Windy City crew includes Captain " =» “mn Theater.

‘The Golden Gloves Story,” a {motion picture recently released, is coming to town and the op|eration of the nation's most pops [ular amateur boxing tournament goes on display. The annual Golden Gloves Tournament is sponsored locally by The Indianapolis Times and the Robison Ragsdale Post of the American Legion. Prior to the showing of the picture, two bouts, involving Golden Gloves fighters, will be presented on the Lyric stage. The bouts will be fought according to Golden Gloves rules with regular referee, judges and timekeeper. Titleholder on Program In the first bout will be Dick Powell and Dick Ham, light weights. Ham won the novice featherweight championship in 1949. Powell was a novice chame pion in 1949 and participated in the open class this year. The second bout will present Jimmy Wilson, current holder of

{former city doubles and singles| jofficials and the referee but|The Times-Legion featherweight: gan ths vally with his first home | {rou Ly oi Pu: high jump, distance medley, two- | Cotumibus, O., at the Bme. i champions. Markey bosoms a burn Florists from Erle, Pa. Sherrer’s handlers screamed that|championship, and Fred Rice, run of the season. Ken Wood Umpires—Stevens, Summers, Grieve. Time mile and mile relays. { We won't spend too much time 92 terres at ene Dinar en {captained by Louis Meyers, one it was a “Bometown decision”. It{former champ. then laced a sharp double, Hank —*" Wh. Attendiare n 9) . Team scores were: Chicago 74, 8 heir Acoli en is In ne Washington a few years back for of Erie's all time greats, |was a good scrap over the 10-| The film, the story of a boy's Ay walked and Sherman Lollar| New I AL nites al (Wabash 72, Hanover 40%, Can- Buckeye ratty 2621 that one of the highest in local his-| Move Into Lead round route, a real crowd-pleaser. | Strvdle through the Golden ngled for the second run. Rizzuto,ss 4 0 4 3 Coan.lf 4 l 3 9 terbury 31, McKendree 23, Earl- avenin tory. | Emil Nagelson of Cincinnati * 8 | loves, was filmed in part in ¢ Lemon's” successor, Marino Maper:f 4 14 Lbentess 4 0 3 g ham 19, Rose Poly 18, Indiana “op e Carl Hardin (team cap-| Tompkins best showing this continues to lead in the singles| SYLVESTER Simmons, the In-| Chicago, scene of the annual Pieretti, then yielded a single to Bistas o.ct $14 hitevinentd 2 128 2 Central 14, Principia 9, Taylor tain) puts it, “You can't expect to Season was a 3124 affair which| |with 707, Bill Myers and Junior dianapolis southpaw, made a good ouFnament Ba Champions. former ‘team mate leo Thomas, |Womainelr § 3 3 fi Yate = 3 1.1 317%. Franklin 41; 20.10 a strange place with no prac- included a 1113 game. Joe has| Powell of Toledo moved into- the enough showing last Friday to rees for pre-picture Playing his first game with the Clim 3 0 1 4 Rovrinan 1 9 9 31,100 “Yard DashWon by Jackson. Earl: world-on-fire, By five 300 games. to his credit, two. lead in the two-man Friday-with.earn—himself—a —shot—at—Gene: £ights-will-be-Rey-Rodgers-and Bremen Resmo 4-1-0 HEvansie-—g-0-3-9-; uury. second: -Wil-- tice and-set-the-wer B TE on Frank Arford. Judges will be J nS. Scarbrhp 3 0 1 4 hams. Hanover. third; Haswell, Rot the time you begin to get the in league and thre€ in practice.[1299. Carl Joppe of Green Bay, Parker's state lightweight cham-| sooth . Ostrowski gave up only six| | Genovese” 0 2.33 Time 10.4 feel of the alleys you are through Hardin also has turned in two Wis, took over the lead in the pionship. { Mawar, emens . and John hits and would have had a shut-| i, 36702711 Totals 31 62714 ity toh, Vo Naberts, Chiesgo,), wiing.” of those perfect affairs, |all-events Friday with 1033 and! Simmons went the route with Krukemeier. Carl Mattern will out were it not for Jim Hegan' ‘sl (enovese walked for Scarborough in poo" econ I, ley. ng. be the timer and Tom Miller will _

double and Johnny Berardino’s | pinch single in the seventh. Out-| fielder Luke Easter was benched by Manager Lou Boudreau for the first time and Bob Kennedy played right field for the Indians. Rain washed out the Brooklyn-/ New York and Chicago-St. Louis

games in the National League Hiden Seri (2-1

and the Philadelphia - Boston contest in the American Leagu e.| In the major leagues’ only night game, Allie Reynolds, 1949 World, Series pitching hero, scored his first victory of the year, giving! up only six hits as the New York

McKendree, second: Barr Ternstedt division team from) Yailor. “thir orc Chi fourth: ell. At the West Side.they have and that killed our chances right | Yankees trimmed the were: Landed hy Hoosier ; ile ik fifth. Distance 117 feet, [ire NE arons floor Sa wave! there, he remembers sadly. The Columbus went into first place

ton Senators, 6 to 2. Joe DiMag-| gio drove in two runs with

double and a triple as the Yankees ih on sewed up the game with three Apr. 29 (UP)—It took a Hoosier *'sititie’ furaie Relav—Won by McKen-

runs ‘in the third inning.

Pittsburgh Cincinnati

, . (Shelburn, Murphy, Beardsley, Wil- Iton each have, eted in the Booster class with- Furgol Card: Cards a 67, ABH QA AB HO A rt to the put, Shelburn : key and Joe Fulto p ardrt 4 0 3 0 Adamsab 5 3 3 3 A marine radio report Canterbury, fourth, Rose Poly. fiith, ‘Tics 191. In the FH circuit it's Markey! lout affecting the leader list. ‘32 on Back Ni opp.1b 211 OMerrimnef 4 3 11 lub _h id the catch 47.6. ; . n C ine Cooan, 16-3 1-5-0 Wyrstk.if-re- 5-2 1-o-fishing club here sa Dis ; lwith 191, Ahearn with 190, Har-| 'Broad Ripple Post No. 312 made 5 | Kiszwski.1b 6 210 0 tance Relav—Won by Chicago cot- . ‘" MORGANTON, N. C. Apr. 29, Prnanaz.3 3 § 1 Of borer 0 0 0 owas made by Herman Teetor of fon, Kilough, a Canes: W Hva- din with 187 and Fulton with 177.] the best showing with 2503 be- (UP)—Ed Furgol of Royal Oak. Ystlakect 3 1 3 0 Northey rf 221 { Hagerstown, Ind, while fishing Nor, fourth: Taylor. fifth Time 11:32. The Tompkins team is unique hind Jack Martin's 559 (207-173- Mieh., carded Ebi Ari 32 on Roles 331 980m $14 dof Walker Cay, 100 miles east Two-Mile Relar™Won by chicaso aok- in at least one respect: Bilsky,| ST. PAUL, Minn., Apr. 29. (UP) 179.) - lthe back nine today and: coupled FitzGride 2 0 3 OiStalicvpsy J 11 01,0... past, secor 5 Rg third; JPrinciola. ope To Brana Wha re Taajos Shufle in singles com-|{ Indianapolis scores: |it with a 35 going out for a fiveCh 0000 tp 5011 rth: Taylor, A. Time ew petition at the Women's nterna-| '". cally. 10 1 1 Taye | The report said Teetor captured nyo d Relay—Won by Hanover (Shel-10CK, stock and barrel.” tional Bowling Congress today Carl Ka 2020 FITS PP r [ander per = io Jead the first Rickert > 170 0 0 - [the big sail “after a 42-minutefburn. soot anna, | Williams); Chi-| This is the first season for théfround the first three places fall- Jo0n Allen 164 TO Mi nd annua x { con , third, = sen . 73 Deeg 3385 sibattle during which the 10-feet, jon, Franklin. tif . Hime 138s “squad as it now stands but Bil-/jne into new hands. Philmer Real Lilli 180 BR —., nos ountry : Club f 27 e eiaAy— y C 4 ¥ RK -Soheler ov. v + Totals 33 824 6 to TOA 2 172715 four inch fish made 11 clear Kitlowh. Sata cot in na aan: hy Harts and Fulton FeDrest ie Eva Lundberg of Omaha, Neb. . ws a Eon ei Te ig. of Cherryville, bert in 8th, . Secor Ash, lair Anterbury. ig, em last season along wi rolled into the top spo. with al T° eevrensdes ees i . ~Gishurgh ceeeooeo- 900 004 3x14] Teetor, who plans to fish for meet record lnc Time 3:32. (New oo Hindel and Gene Lakey, now Psp ain. TIAN IN. C., fired two 34's to rank secCincinnati ....... regore}. sizzling 620 count on games of John Mass fe i jond in the first day of the 36-hole Errors— Coogan. FitzGerald. Runs batted several more days at Walker Cay, SN lof Mechanics Laundry fame. They 189.199.232. Doris Knechtges of {ity Moss von '':: 138 14 'medal play tournament. Wyrostex 3, K Kluszewski a Nort hey 3. Hai- said he intends to file formal af- B 3 C | $ d |also captured first place honors petreit hit 618 for second and Paul ‘Rohdarmel .... . 1 118 Otto Greiner of Baltimore, Md., fon, Goo poh wish houp. Adams Scored in| fidavits with the International ou omp ere lin the West Side circuit last sea- Dorothy Essig of Syracuse, N. Y., Dale Buige TY ee nm npn A oo + | hot a 35- 34-69 for third place. base hig-Westlake, Roje, Adams, Mer- Game and Fish Association for F M Sh son 614 for. third, two pins ahead of. Total FING sates, 189-2466. © — - (Snot 8 a “uns Klussewski; N Northey. Stolen bases \recognition of a new world’s rec- | or at ow . al Fulton and Hardin are the “old yrivian Anderson of 1 Ladysmith; chgs THIET The Rg sou’ “Ry op r obin, 1943 Indiana | : . ases—_Pittsburgh 6. Cincinnati 11. Bases ‘ord on “both “50-pound test “line ‘Benny Becker, of Hamilton,' boys” in the matter of experience. Wis, who had held the number ghul Valter ......... Bi toa 135— 128 heavyweight weight - lifting | Entire New Spring Stock gn balls—Off Chesnes 2. McCall 3. Gum”'and open tackle classifications. : Fulton just finished competing in ng since the second day of Clarence Beticher 11. 142 31 131 420 y bert 3. Gress 1, Smit h 4 Eraul Sir o bi dE Ont. and Billy Sandow, of New| "og Fo + tournament while the Bu g sin : a turday, [Radar Virt [19% 181 147— 463. champion, will represent HofPY Dar Titans ie any hk, e caug s sail on read York City, both heavyweights e tournament, last Saturday. - RE fo 3 batters, "Mccall p,imninss (pl \iched line rated below 50-pound test. have been matched for action in| or! Bas 1aken part in. 20. The leaders: = | Yotel UPGRADERS mu Taster Sadia ; n Jhe physique nT gy iin] Cana T mao Eau na J The previous record cate of 106 the supporting bout of next Tues- A few individual honors Hava) Marion Laden Rn Rapids Mich,, Yilliam Catton Ie 14 14 43 ig est Pi dibie: c "3 > 3 ® WILSON n m! 3. 8 ye! . * ‘ ves JOM — | in 73. Winning pitcher—Eragtt (1- or pounds was made by Ham day night's Armory . wrestling ” . 36. : aul Stovanovich .... 128 164 150... 442 TST a irshbaum Center to. J en gosine 1 EN (1-3). Time—2-38 Bonnell off Miami.Beach-in-1929 program. — . Ss ——— eame hie fia ol Tunpkinekags Wrllla..Ryskamp, Grand Rae ee CT — ppp 18 Tao i $= we day. The meet, held in conjunc= | © SPALDING tendance—4 n 80-pound test line. The two-tilt card will be head-| Bi. ses Petron yh: | to . “ma ton with the state AAU, will | Pe lined by an Australian tag-team 784 pins to win the Central States Porls, Xnechises, Detroit, 1148. | Totals... U3 83. 749-2323 ® LOUISVILLE

| battle, pitting Lone Eagle and DOUNLES crv | ! Wakefield Says ‘No Dice’ Buddy Ts in Jack a in third position in the| yori figgier and Stevie Balogh. Purdue Blanks Earlham teaches English and history at |

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EO en. Berra aolomate Demter | CHpteey. Canterbury. third; Rosenburger, Side loop throughout most of the down third place in the Bowler's top in the five-man since Apr.

— Yost, Mapes, Di- | McKendree, fourth; ' Plunket, Franklin, Journal Tournament held in con-'18 with 2938. macs 2 Brown, Collins Nore, Risto. | ALL Time :26. ‘campaign but was subjected to eig t i ter its: Coa

DiMaggto. Wodling, . Pole Vauli—Won by Cox, Canterbury: terrific pressure from Mechanics junction with the ABC each year.. High average teams and those,

se Three-Base hit: DiMaggio.

an, Double plays: RA a} pvpodiing Berra: | CIS OL or “ed fof: Tifth. Helhi 13 fest Kins has a record of 71 victories! Shiliehge of the remaining keg-are usually scheduled on wees-|

|son-Dente-Scarboro | Coleman Rizzuto: Colfine. (Nop Yor orks, Washington 9.

-7,--8ecarborough lost—By” en 2. Reynolds 5. Win- 8&8

third: Plants, Tavior. fourth: Bai In Line for $2250 |Harry’ s Men's Wear of Norwood Parker although the latter gained Pressure. Put On 003 100 110— 6 he oy a by Schae-! Hardin bin Co. led the West | Chuck also currently holds (near Cincinnati) has been on the unanimous decision.

y 100 010 000-— 2 fer, McKendree: Gras, Chicago, second; i

| Hail Saciince Cole: | Poly. third: Hale, Canterbury. Tourin; Laundry in the late stages. Tomp- If he manages to weather the traveling the furthest distance

Bases on balls, | , Hi&h Jump eWon by Baduer. Rose Polvi and 31 defeats in the league. lers in that event Chuck will 2%: fonds but_when the 1950 tourna3 Bek Sosy of Francine Binferd of of They also bowl in the Fox-Hunt ‘ceive $2250. t changed from Indianapolis

[ning Ditcher—Retnoids (1-00, Losing Height 8 feet 1a. yan av, ted for third. classic on Friday nights. The FH Carl believes that except for a he Columbas local hotel officials pley, Hurley, Honocaick ‘and McGow- | pleming Waugh Dy McDougal Wabash: circuit, regarded by many as the three-week period earlier in the informed the ABC that they mie—2:42." Attendance-12.68 ham, we, Norcross. Chicsso. fourth; toughest in town, has not been Season Tompkin$® would have couldn't take many reservations Orren, anover, stance

Won pH have sewed up fourth place. the Fox-Hunt Classic. end because of previous commitTania ha “ 13- Pound Sailfish - patie ee) ny v Haves. chicago: This difference .is also reflected ‘We dropped nine straight] ments. Hanover, Sith Distance she Jory OTe in the team’s floor .average and 8ames to the weakest teams in| :

[to land a 123-pound sailfish, a Wabash, second: Chicazo, third; Canter- WS are Hardin 193, Leo Ahearn team list. potential Atlantic Ocean record. | 4i0-vara Shuttle Rei ay—W Won by Han- 1196, Bill Bilsky 187, Chuck Mar-| omen ow ers Four Indianapolis teams com-

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. fourth: ird: Rosen burger, MR andres,

het ICombined Qistance of tases: quite as pleasant. However, they made a much better showing in or out-of-town teams this week-|

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~H in D h Se Discus oWon- by’ McDougal Wa- the member's individual marks as the loop a couple of weeks ago Good Enough Store

ivision early Sat-| Broad Jump—Won oy Cox, Ganterbury; -Hunt they hold down Classic wound up Friday night|/in the Booster d Bolliger, Canterbury. second;’ Albany. Ne CH isn’t; With Mechanics Laundry winning urday with 2744 on 929-944-871. 1 Dodd. hicago, fifth. Distance bad for the FH. . the championship. The score is good enough to win|

prize money from the regular

by McK dree (Rosenburger. Burnett. Schacter);| Their individual averages at the

ury, fourth. Time

Wants Chicago to Make Good Cut He Took When He Went to New York

| 6-0, 6- Al efe B “ hae Dorothy Es Syr N Y. 614 re today at the end of seven CHICAGO, Apr. 29 (UP)—Dick Wakefield, bonus bust outfielder|diana’s red-hot tennis team, un. SCt3 captured the Big 10 Bowling | Vil vale 012.84 ¥ Weaver (P) defeated Ratiitf, 6-3, all he y who scrawled “no dice” across the first contract tendered him by gefeated so far this season lournament here today with a| Nelile Vella, Rockfor

» Kalkofen oP Pung LM eteatea Cr nister called because of rain. the New York Yankees this spring, returned to the old script today snapped Ohio State's victor total of 2651. Michigan was sec-| wanitorium Majors, Grand Rapids. Mich. | defeated tod" Bard orn brook 1:5 Wiep ol Ball State ...,...... jo 00 8

with the Chicago White Sox.

Wakefield, who was traded to the Sox yesterday by the Yankees the Hoosiers easily defeated the [rd With 2611. for an undisclosed sum of cash and Outfielder Johnny Ostroski,| | Buckeyes, 8-1.

still refused to report to the club, from Washington with White Sox

tourney at Dayton: *0. Carl also| - OUBLE E—————————ii begin at 3:30 p. m. Tobin |

Mari Ladewig d Wyllis Ryskamp O'Brien en and Ti The Great Jo Jo. |omaid “Rapids, Mich. 1193 Times State Service | Howe High School.

‘Minnesota Wins [ug Gloor and May Ploegman, Chicago,| RICHMOND, Apr, 29—Purdue’s

! Clara Barlow and Plora Hansen, chi- tennis team shut out Earlham, . . Indiang’s * s Tennis Team Bi f 10 Pin Title [eager Tita 0 Ne chariots Hosein. 8 tO 0, here today. The summary: Rain Halts Tilt ited | Grand Rapids, Mich.. 1118. " SINGLES mes State Servic ‘Snaps Ohio's Streak | Times State Service Top “SINGLES Neb. 620 lg-1 £650; Jung (P) ‘defeated Lum 8). & RENSSELAER, Apr. bow Us Ss n TE. an e0.. . 4: Er. - COLUMBUS. Or Ap. 29 1n.| LAFAYETTE, Apr. 29—Minne-| Doris Knechiges, "Detroit, 818 |&-4: Scanlon (P) defeated Hornbrook (E'. State and St. Joe were tied a

innings when the game was

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Valparaiso Defeats Minois Tech, 4-3

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the winning run here today as

Valparaiso University edged Ilii-

nois Tech, 4 to 3, in a 13-inning

{baseball duel.

Bill Doehrmann, 6-4 right.

(handed sophomore from Ft, Wayne, held Illinois Tech to three hits. ‘The three runs scored off him in the fourth frame were all unearned as his teammates pulled four errors.

(13: Innings)

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after a long distance phone call| las New York had a good chance! netters took Indiana's Joe Platex ack Albers of Minnesota won the | Tri-State Wins w into camp, 6-0, 6-1, the Hoosiers Iles With a 603 series. Michi-| n ins ‘General Manager Frank Lane. | “Now, with all due respect t ® bounced back 1 io win the follow. BaD’S Bill Gemver and Hank Le-| * . Times State Service 1

Specifically, Wakefield revived his demand for $22,500 for which he wrangled with the Yankees this,

spring until coming to terms for had bought his contract as is from hoe, and was sponsored by the States’ fourth win against one iF You Need Underwear. $17,000 {the Yankees and that the cut was ‘Spartans Beat OSU 'Big Ten Student Union. ~ jectbatk: he wikipery next man However, he told Lane on the not the White Sox responsibility. TEAM TOTALS wi ere nesday agains J phone from Washington today Lane also told Wakefield that hel as ptt wi Michivan AE reser prt Indiana State. We Have If! that he took a 25 per cent cut thought Dick would be happy to|géfeated Ohio State, 6 to 3, to-| Purdue : -. 3 pb i 3 when he went with the Yankees, return his old home town and gay. | Michigan uate a iit] Purdue Game Postponed SIZES UP T0 60 but thought he might make it up play ball regularly. | Michigan State iced the game Indiana ces ars tt 2478, IOWA CITY, la., Apr. 29 (UP) | 8 ’

ALL-EV {in the’ first inning and got re- Georce Rumbyrt, Ill. Napoleon Reyes Sold by Giants |venge for a 4-1 loss to Ohio State {im Ep Minn, NEW YORK, Apr. 29 (UP)— out at both first and ‘third base. Yesterday when the Spartants Bank Le Reyes batted .288 in 122 games collected five runs off Sophomore er with the New York Giants, has with the Giants in 1945- Ronnie Foster. Fred Taylor ac-

Napoleon Reyes, war-time infield-|

been sold to their Jersey City club in the International League, thief Giants announced today. Reyes played his last Staton) with the Giants in 1945 then!

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get that dough back now,” Wake-| 08 five singles matches andl; .} “1100s was the defending 20— Tri-State College, Angol champ.

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Lane answered that Chicago!

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: goa feated Purdue yesterday, 6 to 5.

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University’s baseball team de-' feated Wheaton College, 6 tou “here today.

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