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Te tian Grandet of France, 6-4, 6-3, if! a rar, : oo : bly EVR ARE _ .-two homers and two doubles. | T's {boys might still be playing if, Huriers Jt, Weidner and Rob NoltP (om: half of the race, finishing the '50 Moose Lodges Mefore 2000 dele-{ibly ‘than any one in the state.’ CRAWFORDSVILLE, Ind. June -
Homers, Single ~~ Dolible, Triple : ‘ ARL LUNDQUIST BY AL riter op ‘NEW YORK, June 26 — : caboose suddenly was pulling the engine today in the Na nal e as the teams behind in the race decided to reverse pro-
LR ceedings for a change. The most serious switch took
Seixas Wins Ferris Food Grabs al iad SEER In Amat Dav Acti ‘went on ane of the most terrific At Wimbledon n m eur ay Cc on Hitting sprees of Wo Gareer last: : _ Dumps Union Printers, 8-7, to Gain
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: ble and -a single, |: lL 1 . dda Yd : Daft in eight Fans in as to 11 Most of Seeded Right fo Represent City League Joly 16 | Banks Grab 2d Spot, wednesday before the Commis-| 1 2 Robberies victory over the Dodgers that re-; Stars Advance ol i The Indianapolis Amateur Baseball Association is now batting! Trailed - by- Stevenson loner. } + Raluar ;
duced their league lead to half a. game over the Phillies. Pittsburgh came from behind to score “+41 rung in the last three innings as Ted Beard also homered while Gil Hodges blasted one for Brook-
June!.250 in the matter of placements for Amateur Day, Sunday, July Times Special 16 at Victory Field. = | LANGHORNE, Pa. June 26 Yesterday the Ferris Food Market brigade made sure of that Jack McGrath, South Pasadena, tingent in the Wimbledon tennis by winning the right to represent the City League in the simon-|/Cal, yesterday won the 100-Mile A championship off to a good start Pure extravaganza. The Foods edged Union Printers, 8-7, on|national big car racing champion. today when he defeated Sven the strength of Catcher Bob| = oy Lae {ship at Eanghorne Speedway jn|® Davidsson of Sweden, 6-4, 3-6, 6-1, Woifla's triple in the ninth. The perris’ cod 14 2.1 hour, 7 minutes, 47:01 seconds. FAR
6-3 in a first round men’s singles Foods thus put a string of five to Rm R Henry Bafiks, -snother Call-
WIMBLEDON, England, 26 (UP)—Vic Seixas of Philadelphia got the large American con-|
Phils, Cubs Split
The Phils had their troubles| no... straight wins into the books. Cook. ltornia veteran finished a . . ; ame called ol , econd, with the Cuba before spUtting &| “ay,’1oth seeded Seixas victory| In another City League tope|gw™"e Ce A ond of 1h Leasus 4ripq)o eq py Chuck Stevenson,
pair, dropping the opener, 1110 8/., 1. otter most of the seeded DOtcher, Kingan's put the slug on/Eatles go {|Fresno, Cal; Duke as both teams went wild In Ane foreigners had won their way into{ Moore Peace Chapel, 11.3. The Huell Ocanpell ui: and Burks Pek ninth inning, Chicago pu 8! the second round. Meatmen ground out 13 hits and| “Hudson Dealers vs. P. R. Mallory, vost-cago. across seven runs and the Phils Sedgman ‘Wins {were helped along by five Moore poned. wet grounds : rebounding with four. Phila-} Deus errors Chiigk's Shon Renan Hb 005 62615 12 ; 4 game, 2, Frank Sedgman of Australia, 5, ough s Shoe. Repair 143 v2 036-12 12 1 McGrath win delphia took the second game, <i... .4 No 1 and co-favored with !
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> his | The only other contest in the Bradley (9). Nalon, who ran out of gas on the pitched Bob Rush to score lto-1 to win the men's single ri [Marine Reserve 320 000 110-7 5 8 : io i ‘ » * City loop w hree-hour, 12- Linde Air Prod. 10 00x 7. 94th lap. g ninth victory. Richie Ashburn y loop was a t hour, 12- Linde Air Prod. 20 ox 8B 7 f
singled nomeé the winning run in hte, downed Howald Walton. of|inping scoreless tie between wie’ Sets Terrific Pace the second game with the bases STita MD: 54, ks: 84} Jarosiav|gagies Lodge and Sack's Used Terrific heat which ove Cal tw lay al Young Troy R loaded and two out in the ninth, | DTobny, now playing out of EgYPt|Cars, The futility special dedi- snd si errors tontibused. to the 1s yh
In the opener Cub Hank Sauer nit [20d seeded No. 3, defeated Chris-| gated Beech Grove stadium. The|gSeiest \ef, the Kemper Rodlo-Hes %.1 the pole position Saturday, set a
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Dargen Takes Helm Of Indiana Moose
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|state convention. for the eight districts were:
District 1; Harold Shue Goshen, 2; Other essential requirement. They 1 Only six of the 18 cars which|/Harry Cook, Auburn, 3;
Sager, { “ : " Fidler, Greencastle, 6; Don Wiese, for Service “Indianapolis Springs. guard and high scorer for three
Evansville, 8.
‘'bout with Ronnie Harper at the Cal, who won this year's 500- Eastern Golfers Favored!
i ———P-HR five runs on Jack Harber's four- Harper go will be the main event falled to qualify for yesterday's| oa golf tournament begins,
BE iYOAIE: oe aa re ALBUQUERQUE, N. M, June, HOME PLATING (0. AN OCATION 8 (UP)—Qualifying play in the| SILVER OUR NEW {here today with eastern stars aa CoM {favored. 8 ~ LD In an exhibition yesterday, east-| BRONZE rn players, including Ed Griffiths; CADMIUM lof Indiana, teamed to win over COPPER.NICKEL CHROME
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The last place Reds whipped the 6-1; Geoffrey Brown, No. 9 from| they hadn’t run in to the league's, while iil Bates banged out two: doubles s e Spencer cause. 5 " Ewell Blackwell coasted to victory Egypt's No. 1 player, 6-1, 6-2, 6-3, eld over to the softball forces. Bpencer errr 802 011 3 2 gout St the end of 60 laps because g four M , Curt d Mitchell, Pi Ap in the opener after getting {turned back Mathew Murphy of Teii of the Eagles and Glenn Clay.| Weidner. Nolan and Bemis, Mitchell na Fast ind ; ing on two erro test he Li vestars fate gh oH fl Nao, Jap - = 2 v T 5 ontest n . esters FACE | N Ing Hank Thompson. Frank] A crowd of . 8000—many of jn a sterling pitching duel, y “ang. i ook for mes interes BS favtun Rion and them fashionably dressed women managed four hits to the Eagles’ ‘etme should call BLoadat. - ball, allowing only one hit to win!—Jjammed the stands. for the two, B J kD “thi | game. the second gam tered about the famed center the Municipal League. Vestal eau Jac ve five-hit pHohingl cost, ere The Braves got five- | Grandet. lin Pendleton, 7-3, and Tryon from Vern Bickford, who won his| 1.uin Dorfman of New York! pounded DeWolf News, 9-4. y the skidding St. Louis Cardinals:|yn “fre second round, downing! . Chance Powerhouse | Boston moved to within tWOiyaime Bartroli of Spain, 6-0, 6-3, Dave Chance was the Steel- Indiana State Fairgrounds Mile classic and took the Lang. who were shut out for the fourth —————— i lost for the seventh time { . race. ‘ time and Ted Schroeder Upset |hit pitching. Tyron just had too in the benefit boxing show spon- ra o _ Detroit made it three out of by Const Tourne /things hot for two opposing Cancer Society. four in its vital series with the CORONADO, Cal., oY 8 (UP) pitchers. | Beau Jack and Willie Clem-| three game first place lead in the ER iwith all th heduled tests. liminary bout, were to arrive in 3 .| plon Jacque Grigry scored a stun-| a ree schedu. contests. : > meting I oague gh ik ning upset victory over former Chuck's Shoe and Repait derailed Indianapolis this afternoon. pions, dropping the first game, t tn : nasium will be open to the pub- night at the outdoor ports Arena: : lterday in the finals of the 36th|ontest; Linde Air Products p { to 2, then winning the second one, Reserves, 9-7, lic. A single-bout battle will pair “in a 14-hit Yankee attack in the tational tennis tournament. [and S Fai hg A’s lost to the show are available at the Ddwn- | opener, getting a homer, double,| The 18-year-old Alhambra play- Bite “arm, 4-2. could “have town Ticket Office in the Clay- A tak atch will team Tom also homered as Ed Lopat gave victory over the erratic Schroeder. stood in bed"—they wer 1D 10 scattered hits, one a homer Schroeder chalked up his sec-.meeded. Guy Coffman, their ciety headquarters, 1011 W. 10th ggaina Ziggy Zambo amd Long I Henrich Homers | year-old Whitney Reed of Ala- {but four hits in going the route. ; WEE ; TTT Sa ie seria Pinop-litter Tommy Sleazich from Vincent Fotre and Ben/ none of them effective as 10 walks erger Bows to Jones, fed up the second g Press in the finals of the mens’ can attest. Second Baseman Dick! but Hoot Evers hit a three-run {Chucks, going four for five for the homer off: Vie Raschi. { i . | afternoon's work i foe Red Sox, who have yet to. Macauley With Celtics | Tk.
Giants twice, 6 to 3 and 6 to 4 | Australia, whipped Adly Shafel, |g o'clock curfew and turned the! 32d a single in four trips to the plate to Miles .n 33:08:10, but was forced|g 1 - |and John Bromwich of Australia, -pefty I"azel and Paul 0'Con- Moore, ftra Phitips, Agabashian and Wa't Brown! in the fourth inn- . f al unearned Fun > by. Giant third | Ireland, 6-0, 6-2, 6-2. ton of the Carmen whooped it up. Cumberland came out on top Safks day and is looking. for xames. Interested McGrath took. command Smith pitched six innings of relief : ; {opening snatches with 3000 clus-| Only two games Were played in Bickford Wins | ' : Drobny defeated] Steel tripped Indiana Retormatory TQ Arrive Today sixth game, a 4 to 0 Victory OVer| city seeded No. 14, joined Seixas Wattles: Caiman Tor. ual games of the third-place Cards,ig o men’s powerhouse, knocking In Wednesday evening. The Jack-horne championship last year, in threir last eight games. much for the Newsmen and made sored by the Marion County y | Yankees and emerged with | Southern California junior cham-| The Big Six League got home mons, who is to appear in a preing a pair with th | Davis Cup ace Ted Schroeder yes. Kirshbaum, 15-2, in the feature Workouts at Washington Gym- bouts are billed for tomorrow o 3. k Bauer set the pace| annual Hotel Del Coronado Invi- dropped Marine ; : | 5 10 3. Han F Tickets for Wednesday night's p,qqy Rogers and Billy Darnell. N ol " od] k’ 1 J% i { and three singles. Jos DiMaggio) &¥ slammed out a 2-8, 6-3, 6-4) Chucks sluggers en’'t Pool Hotel and at the cancer so- Marshall and The Great Jo Jo by Vie Wertz ond loss of the day as he and 17- pitcher, struck out 14 and yielded St ; | meda took a 4-6, 6-2, 6-3 drubbing Kirshbaum used three pitchers, ulb 5 jor - | » 1 the eighth with a two-run homer, \Millican was the big wheel «Blames ‘My Aching Back' lose under their new manager, BOSTON, June .26 (UP)-—Ed|
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Ss ‘Neill, made it . four io aR - ly B H PO Al AB HPO A kicked up on him yesterday and cost him his chances in the city| Tht Newt the last place! Mast auley, mal foot Soubmth |Johes.ti-p : i g 1Keller 3b : g i 1jtennis tournament at Fall Creek. Dulberger, second seeded in the Browns at St. Louis, blasting|rouis Bombers of the National a'man ib 308 ostefiedd 30 3 o| meet, was forced to default to teen-ager Kenny Jones, 8 them 11 to 8 and § 10.2 3s Joe| Basketball Associaton nas fithiiy § § 1 HIRRY {114 Duberser won he Gat il 63, and held match point advan obson an 3b. - {6-2, 6-3; Bill Bastian deteste | picked up easy victories and|Geitios for the ith the Boston LAE 103 aE 313 the back started to ache, That|Ban. 63 $3: Clvde Aard detentea Tom Boston made it 10 out of 11 OVET| was announced today. (Ditass-c 3 8.8 U votes 31 0" s made Murray fair game for Ken-| joe Hawkins defeated Paul Ditsenperger. St. Louis for the season. Walt Pook A'S +x. . oe eviis 1 0i0— 2 ny and the teener applied the §.4 default: Bob Eastian von by detail
retest spe & b { Farm aide 11 01x Jo . 3 Dropo hit his 16th homer for . | PA ridge’ 2. ‘Wright, Bsughman, muscle to’ take the set, 7-5, and {i3%, A%, Clark: Stan Males Boston in their first game. Track Team Sails cobb. Runs—Monday, %ins lead, 3-2, in the finale when Dul- defeated bagel, 0.6 earn a ek
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| Haine | {Kenny Jones defeated Murray Dulberger,| Cleveland Splits COLLEGE PARK, Md., June 26 Jones, 0: ts— berger was forced to quit. (3:8, Tes. (detayit); Ral h Burns defeated 1 Rae's Tob at coming| (UP)—A 15-man track and field Cobb: Douns lave Barnes i une Loli _ Langenbacher Bites Dust GUT, Dapkerty 3.0 Wig Sob
team, headed by hurdler Dick At- [8,0 0a Tall S8" AS Gale Barn 2 Bernard Langenbacher was an-| : tlesey of the Los Angeles A.C. Struck out—By Wright 1. Jones 8. Cobb J. other top-drawer player to bite/at 11 a. m. today with Emily] eighth inning, gave Cleveland a! was. scheduled to leave for ia Ti F Sif, 80 7 Ree Joh, the dust. Max Galloway beat Bole meeting Marie Stewart at {land today on the first of five jones JAlst Acetone "fosing pitcn.| Langenbacher, 6-1, 4-6, 6-3. But Fall Creek. The -rest of. the
7 to 8 victory after which Wash- mn. 5 {Jones. Passed balls— ington won the second game, | foreign tours which the National er—Wright. Time—2:55 {City Champ Ralph Burns and the matches were set for Brookside | ace women, Pat Btewart and Lou as follows: I
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