Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 June 1950 — Page 17

Guild's Demands; Continued Strike Seen Z ACK CUDDY, United Press Sports Writer : NEW YORK, June 27—Charlie Johnston, president of the Box: . Guild, called today for a general guild meeting to--v Morrow to decide whether to accept the International Boxing Club's Dew evision offer or to continue the managers strike against

Sentiment among pilots indicated the ‘strike would be coi , for the IBC’s new offer of $2000. ,.; , aiivued,

Johnny Risko, Phil Scott, Young from television receipts for each ibling Tuffy main-event fighter at Madison Eo % mene

Garden was about $5000 Rocky Marciano of below the guild's demands. Brockton, Mass, has signed to

; fight Gino Buonvino of 1 Matchmaker Al Weill of the Bortes Field, Boston, oe ay 3 went to Hartford, Conn, to-

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will be Rocky's first Boston bout. day to confer with Lou Viscusi, §

“Will Donate Purse manager of featherweight cham- n Sugar Ray Robinson defends plon’ Willie Pep, regarding a pos- cut, NEESEHER FOS AEE sible outdoor title defense against pm Jersey City, in late July or ex-champion Sandy Saddler inearly August—as planned—Sugar August or September. Weill hoped Ray will receive but one dollar to convince Viscusi that Pep/|for his efforts. He has agreed to

should accept less than the 471; (00RAte his entire purse to the per cent he is demanding for a Damon Runyon Cancer Fund,

Saddler bout. Saddler refuses to 20d Will not accept even training Robinson's

Mrs. Bailey, DeVoe Score Upsets in City Tennis Meet

Miss Early Ousted in Women's Semifinals; 16-Year-Old Eliminates Otey; Linder Wins

Mrs. Eleanor Lauck Bailey and 16-year-old John DeVoe held the

upper hand in upset victories in the city tennis meet at Fall Creek |

Peterson Entered In Hard-Top Event

Howard Peterson) who entered and Bud Moneymaker will also the victory lane at the Indianap- be in thé line-up. Time trials beolis Midget Speedway for the first gin at 7 p. m. and the first heat time this year last Sunday will race at 8:30, be back tomorrow night trying) for another win in the hard-top BALL DEFINFD : event. - DETROIT—A bowling ball has Jimmy Warriner, Pat Kirkwood a 8.59 inch diameter.

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accept the 123% per cent Pepi *' manager,| yesterday. : sa fs for wants him to take. Sore Sainfom, Sua be M 5. y Mrs. Bailey defeated top-seeded Louanna Early in tlie semilee Oma, veteran Detroit gi oned Males Jro AY ould finals of the women's singles, 6-2, 6-4. Miss Early is last year's| . ; heavyweight, has been matched| “pin. Cay hh ay. | State women’s champion. nditioned for a 10-round bout with Nick! y , WwW _York| pevpe eliminated Earl Otey,!

sb Xx : : Baions of Syracuse, N. ¥ at| veiterweight contender who has Buffalo, July 10. Bob Satterfield | of Chicago originally was scheduled as Oma’s opponent, but Satterfield withdrew, despite the fact

6-3, 4-6, 6-2, in the second upset.| Ralph Linder, also seeded, had to] come from behind, 1-6, 6-3, 7-5, to| oust Phil Liehr. TODAY'S SCHEDULE

been vacationing more than two months, is back in training again {and will meet some good oppoment at Long Beach, N. Y., July| 14. . . . Walter Cartier, explosive

Junior Net Title

John Hironimus, Evansville

Hironimus Wins

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e : | , m.—Bob 1 John De Voe:!| AURANT he Daa Knoened out Dna In 8 New York middleweight who has | Emily Bole vs. “atricia“sieware Raiph won the Junior title of the IndiSIXTEENTH . cently stopped Tommy Yarosz, re-| knocked out 17 of 35 opponents, puri*jousnoa Early vs. John Rumpel- anapolis Tennis Center tourney| SQEUESSENEEEI SE SE Cndesetl, 0....... Hotel Fountain mame el : | ' -Sch 5. Di “Me- Prank) a ae - Placed Satterfield on the Buffalo hay oi67ed 0, meet Indian Joe pote Sihinitiiny Bia yesterday at (he Pal Creek eran 07 I inten | rois; - 8, - i on ‘x 1 oe ess snns = a : | Gardens, July 10. [ens courts upsetting top seeded Bob! FAST room-reserve aving conven: Columbus, O....... Hotel Chittenden §5 | omoters of the Milk Fund Rocky Graziano, ex-middle- pa —Raloh Burns. vs. Bill Boyer: Dale- Martin, 6-2, 6-4, 5-7, 6-2. teletype is 0 fime-$ i Albert Hotel fort Noyes F5 | wrestling match between Anto-| weight champion, is resting at his | Bastian Js. Langenbacher Bennetts Von| Hironimus, who was seeded . offered You by © : Dayton, 0....uuvens Hotel Miami { it $ + SON ~ c x & - ; 1 i { Hino Rocca na Don Eagle dt Brooklyn home with his wife an a | Riente Sommers vs. Bril-Nefl. i | cond: in the singles ‘and the) lane Hotels. No wiring, "0 writing ; Evonston, IL........ The Gasrgien A ankee Stadium, July 10, expect two daughters while his fractured | 6:30——Linne-Bailey vs. Meith-Meith;| 4 vias and his partn Paull Pick a ¢ confirmation. Residential it to draw between $75,000 and! Boyer-Light vs. Buskirk-Burke: Dulberger-| ’ I er au d no waiting fo 4 : Flint, Mich, . Motel Durant $80,000. ’ left thumb heals. Rocky expects Liehr vs. Wark-McQuistan; Martin Callo-| Kramer, were ousted in doubles \-and 00 i vesarvations—— Relive oes? vl Ie a to be out of action for at least|Axard Shirley. J. Devoe-Socuos vs. Birr-|play by John R | For instan Indianapolis, Ind... Hotel Antlers Otto von Porat, fromer he | Burns y ? {play by John Rumpel and Tom on Jefferson City, Mo.. Notel Missourt ET nS 3 r heavy-ithree months. He fractured the |” "YESTERDAY'S RESULTS | Hollett. Results yesterday: "= |. — — phone Miss. Simpson Joven Cie: hn stein 41 con -of-Nerway, ar-rthumb while training for a schied-|" Emily Bole defeated Billie Marie Stewart. | Junior Singles { Lincoln-2351 is Ta 0 SO 4 rived Thursday to study American uled title fight with Jake LaMotta, | 6-1, 6-2; Stan Malless defeated Max Gallo-| ironimus over Martin. 6-2, 0-4; 5-1 2 ones y instruction methods in physical] George Kletz, former head of ¥a¥. 6-1. 6-1: Art Linne defeated Bill 8.3, Gils: Bilis TEL Joh Seu, nd... Huis i] i training and to lecture on Nor-/New York's now-defunct Tourna-|Besish: 8-4 6-0; John De No tien do. (Semi-Fiaals) HO - 100g, Nesnrses Hy Hs Ive g wegian sports. He was sent over ment of Champions, will re-enter|feated Art Clark: 6-1, 8-0: Bill Boyer de-| Pat Stewart over Barbara Smith. 6-0, | | Pp feated Bob McKinney, 6-3, 8-8; Ciyde 6-0. Billie Clingman over Mary McLough- Toledo, 0....0000. Hotel Fort Meigs £5 | West by the Norwegian government. the promotional field with &|Akard defeated Joe Hawkins, 6-3. 6-1;|lin, 6-1, 7-5. yao au — Yopakt, Kate,v eve MNotnl Copel 14 | Linder defeated Phil Liehr, 1-8; 8-3; | Juntor Doubles hritans HB |

Von Porat campaigned inthe downtown fight club if the Mana- | 73 lm Lauck Bailey defeated Lou- |

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He fought such prominents as Boxing Club do not come to terms Malless-Bole defeated Stewart-Evans, 7-5, Hir ; ; Paulino Uzcudun. Tom Heeney, in three weeks. i xing; Bironimus_snd Kramer, 3.6, 6-3

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