Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 July 1950 — Page 12

Tribe's McKinney Always Reluctant To Approve Pirate Raids

on

.three's,

McKinney, apparently, applied

‘the brakes to halt wholesale raids in 1048 and 1949.

“HOWEVER, the Pittsburgh

‘méwspapers and fans applied more pressure than ever before this

there in Smoky City newspa-|o= ; homers in a single game at Pitts: Kinney was ever reluctant to|burgh, the

1 By EDDIE ASH, Times Sports Editor NOW THAT all baseball precincts have reported, the

of the Pittsburgh Pirates and the Hoosier Tribesters were under the Bues’ thumb, lock, stock and barrel. vice Fact is, according to paragraphs picked up here and| “When the rule went out tnis| He's

Traynor Points Out New Rule Gives

It was the fourth time Babe had hit three four-masters in one

” NO WORK, no jules ..., A strike by Border Electric Company workers forced postpone ment of Sunset League night game at Tiajuana, Mexico . . . . Afternoon ball was played until the strike was settled and light restored,

‘season and the campaign finally * 8»

“worked. 25 It's a safe guess, however, that “McKinney capitulated and gave ‘consent only after warding off a

| SIBBY SISTI, of the Boston

Braves, former Indianapolis shortstop, figured in a baseball joddity last week. . . . He went in

fellow smacked three/the mound to 15 inches, ball pitcher was handicapped.” for the Association's

last three homers of former Pitts « + « He also hit a 831 the | Rubugh

career single . . . Babe's bat was good for six runs that day .. . Another the fact the Pirates raided DING. he was using a new bat... ¥ Indians now and then ... but ‘mot until this year were they successful in snatching players by SMe... Whatta man,

rule has worked against him.”

| distance, { Gave It a Ride

{

{ong series of front office rhu-as a pinch runner for Walker tried to feel him low throw.”

“barbs,

‘- He wanted the Indians to help and the rally lasted long eonugh! ‘the Pirates but at the same timeito bring him up to bat.,....There-| he didn't want to break up his/fore, the line under the box score home town team . .. He's still a had to read: “Ran for Cooper in 5¢® 2

fan at heart, you know. McKinney kept the Pirates off the Tribe's neck during regular season in 1948 and the Redskins went on to win Indianapolis’ first ‘pennant in 20 years. Last year, the Indians came ‘within half a game of repeating despite two singls player snatches by the Bucs . . . But the Tribeaters wound up with the Little World's Series panner that time. a than fair over two t and the Shamplonsiip

National . First, Gus Bell was called up from the Indians . .. Next, Dan«my O'Connell and Bill Pierro , . . It was after the O'Connell-Plerro incident that McKinney stepped

out as Pirate t, sold his stock and the Indian. i Indians to home ownerte double load, Pirates and Indians, became too t as Nn Tryling to be 100 cent loyal “to both clubs was ‘He chose Indianapolis alone, the aN. y BUT DESPITE the several

changes in Indianapolis player ‘personnel, the 1950 Indians ave

through an altered player workng agreement with the Pirates, chances are even they'll be on top or close when the American ‘Association

Over three years, therefore,

“fhe Pirates, not so good. | Semi-independent now, it's conceivable that the Indians some "day will decide to go it alone, put their own scouts in the field and operate independent of any maJor league connections. . » BOB DILLINGER, Pitts’ bargh's new sacker

from the Athletics, is 31.

over a ; ea. YOU on, i works out em the In-

curtain falls in Sep-|

Cooper during a ninth inning rally

the ninth and batted in ninth.”

» . » { INDIANA UNIVERSITY footballers will have a south paw quarterback this fall. , . . He's Lou A'chille; a triple threat up from the freshman ranks. + + + This all-around star is sald to be a natural. . . . He was the outstanding player in a high school all-star game played in Pittsburgh a year ago. » » ”

ROY CAMPANELLA, Brooklyn catcher who caught the entire 14 inning All-Star game for the winning National League team this year, said it was “just a breeze.” , . . That was the star's answer when asked if he didn't feel over worked. . . . “In the N National League,” Campanella explained, “I caught double headers right along and one day I was behind the bat in a triple header, with the first game played in the morning.” . . » 3 WE DIDN'T think a wrestier had any blood... . . Thought it was ice water, , . . Man Mountain Dean Jr, whose correct name is_Fred Volrich, has been barred from wrestiing in Iiinols because of high blood

| “Even the banjo hitters are getting more distance this year because of the limitation on the atnatewr Te Agony io pitcher. The batter who couldn't When star 0; on when the Indians were a Boston Scored on a double by Anderson considered the leading city in the With some one or other of the low ball doesn’t have as buy the Wytheville, Va. team In|p, 0, team. Joe was scouted by and Brancato pulled up at third.|jand in its fealty to the trotters Campau inhibitions and. rashly

Seen Handicap Baseball

PITTSBURGH, July 22 (UP) has went iD

rate

“Take a pitcher like Murry Dickson. He's a low ball specialist put | ith the high Suits e od or him to get that ball Manufacture down low. The National League " big ghe, Sanul has always been the low ball pitchers’ domain. And the new

Traynor made the observation

while watching the Pirates play paseball circles, spends the rest of the Phils at Forbes Field. One of nia time with og wife, Mildred, the weaker hitters of the Pirates

caught a high ball for a g00d Gregory Allan. Incidentally, Greg

“There's an example just now,” weighs 170 pounds,. is sporting a | {Traynor said. “That fellow just wer average so far this season.|, When he started his own team Saffell advanced to third on Rik.|Praise of the palatial trappings ,,, sot ag his own starting judge. nubbed the ball and gave it a He bats right-handed and throws ride. You could see the pitcher with his left,

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[Racing Spotlight Now on Detroit

Northville Meeting Big Success New Wolverine Track Praised

27-Year-Old Joe Sponsors, Manages, Plays on Puts Amateur Team Besides Running Business x

Yor To : manone ror buen mes Over Winner :

in Indianapolis amateur baseball ¢ ; ; In addition to running his own excavating firm, a week-long Indians Collect 18 Blows, Visitors 11

job in itself, he manages to put in about 15 hours per week in at- * : ’ In Pitchers’ Parade given to harness racing.

tending to in the diamond : Joe sponsors, manages and plays first base for his Boughton (Continued from Page 11) For several years, the State Fair track there has been Eo or nial aay Al Bran-l ven over completely to the running interests, but about .| The Tribesters teed off again'the time when the trotters and pacers ceased action at the en ae Fond. atta] aout fairgrounds, eastern men rebuilt the old half-mile track blasted a home/at Northville, a few miles trameck and Grosse Pointe wall nearinorthwest of the Michigan tracks, and his activities in the Manager Clay Hopper of MELropolis. That enterprise| ocr, TEeCR [0 ‘Cn hl No

. : a place among the immortals of t in Lee Griffith, lefthander./start. A meeting has just Deen , merican harness history.

Kalin fanned. Coogan walked and concluded there, and unofficial 2 8 =» : SUCCESS.) wp CAMPAU was a lawyer Just as that meet concluded, nrocession, but recollection of The Saints got one hit, a single, another one started up on a NeW, ioaratic forebears in his bein the third but no runs. For the half-mile track, the backing o0f|;,veq France forbade any legal ace ' (Indians, Peters tripled off the which shows about as much capi-|4ion except through his attorney. right center wall. Fitz Gerald tal as that of any other BArness ry, aitormey, is is said, never worked Griffeth for a pass. |track. The new course is termed ,,unteq4 the hours devoted to Pendleton muffed Muir's roller, the Wolverine Harness RACEWAY .iroiontening tangles stemming Peters scoring and Fitz Gerald —or Is thus known to harness i,m the Campau idiosnycrasies, \going all the way to third. Fitz horsemen, though the Initial ac-| 1, petroit racing, Mr. Campau | Gerald scored on Saffell's double, [tion over this surface was given| .c.i| me Mr, Kompo”) was des | Muir stopping at third. " |by Thoroughbreds, is a meeting .4eqiy the one-man band. Some minion in a much misguided mo-

In 10th

; By George Gahagan : JUST NOW Betroit is taking much of the attention

ateur Day” at Victory Field. Made 1049 ‘Big Four’ ‘His team didn’t quite make the

“big four” this year but his outpro-

“Slats” as he was known in his New Augusta high school days, or “Joe,” his moniker in

and his two boys, Walter and

Joe Boughton

iwas named for two movies stars. 5 { Joe, who is six feet two and Erginesing. Zionsville and Fer

Muir scored on Fernandez's in. recently concluded. field out, Saffell holding second. Reports from there are loud In ,.. o0ested that Mr. Cams

four years ago, he switched from ard's out and scored on a single that apply, and they say thatig, ,. 4.4 tn Hl t the mound to the first sack. He's by Kalin befors the side was Straight City is sure to again be- uo U6 C0, CIEE SOT She Thar OF

: * {been there-ever since. retired. ; {come a mighty harness racing : : # Almost Bought Mam Got Class D Offer | In the St. Paul fourth Cliff center. isa ee Suu destruction of Me or Indianapolis almost lost A&Nn|. ay. nichlight of fis baseball Abérson walked and Brancato| « jed| John Splan, then one of the enthusiast last = year ghlig AGAIN” IS fittingly applied! tan

career came several years ago Singled after one out. Aberson pere for at one time Detroit was leading reinsmen,

{many worries now, There are few the Class D. Blue Ridge League. ir. io vonush the Braves talent Lou Limmer's infield hit tallied ang pacers. However, the major Stated he would never race there

such pitches coming across.”

Traynor recalled the day when i were

1 | “made-to-order” mounds {common in the majors, | { who could { effectively.

throw a After he

{mound accordingly.”

| “The rabbit ball is blamed too! {much for the higher batting aver-|

{ages this year. But you must re{member those limitations placed on the pitcher. First it was the strike zone revision this year. Then came that added height for the pitcher's mound, These have definitely limited the pitcher.” Traynor suddenly changed the subject when Willie (Puddinhead) Jones, the Phils third baseman, stepped out to the plate.

from the start of his career,” Pile observed. “George Kell of the Tigers is the best third baseman in the majors today but Jones

ball’s hall of fame because of his third base job with the Pittsburgh

pressure,

Pirates for 17 seasons.

Capitol Oil stretched its Manu point yesterday when they edged Riverside.

seven-inning finale, \ Vestal Steel rolled over Rich-| ardson in both games of their] twin bill, taking their victories by a 13-0 margin in the rg and ending it all by a 9 to 0 shut-| out in the second. | Action Toward End i The real action in the second Ofler-Newsmen game came in the ninth and tenth ining when Luke Allison's boys staged a rally to

test in the ninth when Kenny Wil-/ llams was walked. Charlie Maas|

Capitol Oils Widen Lead

| fish? { By Taking : Two, 3-1 and 3.2 muscle-mechanics. They labored Jown. Don TRnken ie Teo hurl | order in the seventh, P. R. Mallorys and Allison Jeis Split; Vestals Capture Two From Richardson

facturers League record to the 9-1

out DeWolf News 3-1 and 3-2 at!

P. R. Mallory and the Allison Jets split, with Mallory taking the first contest 10 to 4, and Allison fighting to a 14-10 win in the

first. He advanced to second on a flelder's choice and scored when Dick Campbell made a wild throw to first trying to pull a double out. Rousing One-Hitter In the first Vestal Steel-Rich-ardson game, Eddie French pitched a rousing one-hit ball game to blank the Richardson nine, 13-0.

It took E. C. Atkins 12 innings win. The Oflers tied up the con- to down Joe Boughton's Excava-| Squad 45 at Bainbridge's Physical

tors in the first game, 6-5.

Jimmy Doyle of Atkins poled 'fore and aft.

“The manager had a pitcher]

low bail] takes a rest, Joe spends his time made. his amateur ball for nearly 12 of his| pe t

{pitching selection, he would tell pie.ghherger's Fall Creek Athlet-ing on his Boughton Excavating | Ping at second. Shuba flied to|visible. {the groundkeeper to shave the j.4 in 1038 as a pitcher,

“There's a boy I've loked right!

is right behind him.” Traynor knows whereof he! speaks. He won a place in base-|

|He had his down-payment on thei. ker, who offered him a con- Brancato, Anderson holding sec- responsibility then rested on a again, Likely he didn't know how

J el Be an Mra to play Class D ball. But ond. {mile course, with secondary ac- truly he was speaking, for when association to buy the team, he he decided to stick to his newly Both runners advanced on tion on a two-lap track in High- he rode his blood pressurs back Iortharew his bid, {formed business. Griffeth’s out. Jack Casgini/1and Park. Long ago that halt- to normal, and sent on his enHe has been active in local! In the winter, when baseball Walked filling the bases. Jim miler yielded to the business pres- tries for a later meeting, he found Pendleton singled, scoring An-|sure of the famed Ford auto them politely returned with the derson and Limmer, Cassini stop-| works. Nothing of the old plant is| positive statement that the Splan entourage wasn't desired at the {end the rally. | As to the mile track status] ‘Blue Ribbon” meeting. The Tribesters got one hit but there, three different sites pro-| 5 5 =» o runs in the nome fourth. |vided locations, and for virtual-l! FOR A CONSIDERABLE pe- | After two down in the fifthly a half-century carried on un- riod he owned the Horseman and |Exancate got a double when his der Grand Circuit sponsorship. Spirit of the Times, an equine {fly fell safe in short center with First of these was the Ham- Weekly, printed in Chicago, and three Indians trying for it. |tramek course, and because it his visits to its office were unBrancato raced Qn to third was in what is now quite “down- predictable and without. riotous {when Saffell’s throw-in hit him town” in the big city, it yielded welcome. My own recollections {and the ball rolled away. Ander- its way for a beautiful plant fac-| testify to the studious care which {son hit a home run over the left ing the Detroit River at Grosse the staff turned toward the “saJ [tield wall and Limmer was safe Pointe. That plant was very near cred room” during the Campau {when Fernandez dropped his pop/to what is now a gigantic auto visitations. Quiet reigned indeed {fly in short center. Muir was tak- plant. {~~that is, until the “old man” jen out and Frank Papish, an-| Before it had been used more talked. lother lefthander, went to the/than a few years the marvelous| One day, the bookkeeper, who {Tribe mound, died 4 Casali industrial growth of Detroit balanced his time nic "+ between <2 { riffith walked an assini compelled its dismantling in favor neat rows of res an (Open letter to sy-Communder Gene Tunney, Mr. Physical ¥it-/ singled scoring Limmer and dead-/of the big course then en con- calls at the gute a ocial ness, U, 8, Navy, Retired, Undefeated). {locking the game at 9-all. Pen- structed on the state fairgrounds, through the office gate. The con | Dear Commander: dleton flied for the third out. |at what was then regarded “far trast of the silent office seemed to Tempus has fugited. Remember the early Forties? 5 Bairel led off the Tribe Jifthinorth” of town. {him disquieting. Balancing his You were supposed to get everyone in shape. Or something. °Y ining 3 double to Jory but his! ODDLY - a = heavy frame precariously on two But once the nation’s football coaches pounced on you, They said Mates failed to move him off back ’ NOUGH, with the feet and one elbow, he stared abyou were a loose ball. {second. : 2 {bac ing of the big exposition for stractedly. Then suddenly a great |" Ya’ said football-playing didn’t give the guys good enough back-! Drops Nanny's Fly {at least one meeting a year, rac-|light dawned on his befuddled {ground for physical conditioning. | finer was the “T'm-not-ir a =f Papish pulled himself togeéther ing there was far from secure, and senses. In a heavy whisper he Eatisthenics. That was for YOU, 4 Ke-Chief-type.” Four-thirty [nthe Ath and kept the visitors the final major meeting was held delivered his impression: “Damn At sea, they were for the birds | = naxe-thiet-type. Four-thirty’,et pase. For the Indians Basgall about 1915. It is true that on lit, you dcn’t need to tell me. The > & ou 8. n for road-work was 100 singled after one down but Peters some few occasions revivals have old man is c- “ing.” REMEMBER YOUR Tunney S2rLY for Jack and sports Writers. stroked into a .double play. {been planned, but the finicky Strangely, this reign of autoThe muscle-benders. The OW he's in Toledo, his home-| ne Saints also were erased in Michiganders were getting s bit ératic swa> fn the Detroit racing set up aver the flouting of specu- area was one of the most brilin anonymity amidst hecklers. After one out in the home sev- lative statutes. A blue-coated liant racing chapters of history. Everyone had his own name for '08d-work in 1941. Don was a ontn Papish got a single when wave threw terror into the pool- The To he faught Ay yet your Tunney fish. | worker, his grounder took a bad hop over selling forces on numerous trarily enforced w:re always for You were the champ. You were| The whole bunch nearly Bot Pendleton. Saffell popped out. occasions, and the management the uplift of the sport. It will be smothered in the effervescence of *¢a-duty pronto at the Lakes’ George Shuba dropped Fernan- finally surrendered. {a long time before a greater culture. You knew Shakespearean | © WU. A two-striper chewed 'em| jes fly in short right but Fer-| While Daniel J. Campau wasn't/ factor for its benefit will appear, {tragedy and the world arts. But out for stay ing out all night. He pn 5402 was caught trying for|around at the mile track finish, he| Assuredly, there can be none with ! {bellowed: “You guys think be-|gecond. |did handle things at both the more despotic sway.

| your boxersY | [cause you're big league ball play-l 14 the eighth Erie Tipton bat-|

Ld ” » i 1 They sald your fightegs ers you can do what you want.”iteq for Griffeth and walked. Cas-| 1 S . thought Thsen's “Doll's House,” | Down, boy. |sint. also. walked Dom. Nuhomas 0 are evi S | elections the Scandinavian literary piece, Lt, Comdr. Potsy Clark had pan for Tipton. Forrest Main re-| was an old-age home for ex-pugs |charge of Pensacola when Ted jjaved Papish on the Tribe rubber. ; ; One Bitte Pre who spent their last rounds |Willlams was at Whiting Field pendieton hit into a double play] Best Lon hot—Phosbs 8. among newspapers and scissors, | for cadet training. Sometimes un- anq Shuba filed to retire the side. | ere ur dy IAT ahi Muckales and Nell X. Sports writers couldn't go three, { warranted scuttlebutt had Wil- Clem Labine “righthander took| | One Best—Little Bad two-minute rounds with a Flos- |llams “tearing up” a plane or two| over the pitching for St. Paul an —Muckales, Sheesdark, G sie Flirt doll, But not others,

27 years, starting on Harry sponsoring, managing and play{basketball squad. The indepenIn the following years he dent team was formerly the Indipitched for William's Tool and|anapolis Secos, n

SY, oo By JIMMIE AN

GELOPOLOUS

{1 | a ” { | Jack Kochman's automobile 2—Phoebs 8, No Sho, Blue etary: {because of “eccentricities.” FOr tne Indians failed to get on base. and motorcycle . stunting dare- |; peciint BY, 208 Consiaing, Fhe ——

Commander. 1 $100,000, they could slam sports Extra Innings devils will {8 Anal i | “X01 8 present their motor- g—Jugiiing. Enliven, Away Away. And the ball players, too. They | Writers for lite With those lies, The visitors were retired one, smashing thrill program next Fi Rig Ge ome a n {haven't been doin’ bad, rigor mor-| o, pog YOUR fonters Com. WO: three in the top of the ninth. Saturday night at the W. 16th 8-Double P.. Furbelow, Whiskey Sour,

| tis notwithstanding. Look at ol’| | AT MONMOUTH PARK : One Bes

mander. During “boots,” fat, con-|, Basgall opened the Tribe ninth’ St. Midget Speedway. | t—Guyiark. and others, genial Henry Gauthier, bullt like hY Betting & single over second. Kochman, successor to the late|i—8, Miter Case History, Sir cross. "Tony Galento, but smarter, had a 8 p Lutky Teter in thrill presenta-| 3-Kontinu, Wisteria ' Carolina Queen. philosophy of his own. “Jeemmee,|S3cTifice, Peters grounded into altiong. will offer 26 automobile‘ gare Missile, Bambi Lynne, Pende

| Instruction School,

{out a four-run homer during the A, > . ’ 8 ? With the Baga before vary (0d Bob Moore Knockkd out out & (ourrun homer during Del yyy, phils. finded Jonn- people Are da produc. of ther Able Blay and Fitz Gerad fied and motorcycle stunts, starting {Kh 2, Wet 0 Wort. rg Ht vo» « Claims he Isn't ; p { . {ny Rigney, ex-White Sox fiinger, environment,” he'd say. He was a ; (at 8:30 p. m. [7—Blunt Remark, Napango, 8 0, play a fielder's choice brought him in. jspark in the seven-run, tie-break-| | time, |. The Kochman Hell Dri {8~Blew Away, Onward March, World An A piayeP. An try for . double play ing rally of the Sawmen in the/l® building the Sox chain system. former European middleweight =, 400001 fed off the St. Paul EC Late. News. He ® a =n eager . | J {He has the brains to go with/champ from Belgium, crossing] : . {seen by tens of thousands of thrill|AT SUFFOLK DOWNS— “STEVE HANNAGAN, ye olde brought the Oflers out in front seventh inning. {10th and was safe on a low throW|¢..« each vear, appearing at alll One Best: Finder Keeper : 500-mil during the 10th, Paul Moxley was| All games wers played at Wife Dorothy Comiskey, the the Atlantic 10 times. He lived in jy pernandez, Limmer's hot bid| or, tatre eres Icy iEenine Cape, ~ Butterweed, Mamas , and former a pub- Ri 77 "treasurer. Jack Onslow, ex-Sox| Rock Island, Ill {the major fairs where Lucky|, Choice chief, is entering baseball hit by a pitched ball and went to! Riverside. | MI : {for a hit struck Anderson run-imeter of Noblesville d be- 3—Sun Bsby. Rembird, Amen. |skipper, has sald: “Rigney is the There was Ray Miller, who once ! , oblesville, appeared be-|3—Midnight Rose, Marymigirl, Hay Eisia, a golden door. . . . He PE ; rn i HOLY { . ning for an automatic out. Lim-|{¢ h 4 : & pi. | &Hamanisa, Rampageous ar ie 8 [best baseball man in the White fought for the world’s lightweight (fore he was killed in one of his spi" "nd" pa, Reynolds Sr: Soa been assigned to direct the cool ofl“ Beweir News | Dewelt News" SA nite! Ol |Sox organization.” Johnny was a title, Bainbridge’s “left-hook” art- mer received a hit on it. Labine stints in 1942 at the State Fair- Them ad, : Reynolds Jr... Battle pub ity ig a gs celsh in Looiezn ha ¥ 1 Be an, a i 8 ii Neu. TH 3 Pooley AI £4 co-ordinated, loose-limbed tumb- ist and teacher. ax pEuGk Dy 32 pitches hail. hs grounds here. ’ (Finder “keeper, Snow: Wht. Mr: Belt L y { oitecf 4 3-2 0Dalz.c 3 {Daly.c ] oxley 3b 4 1 3 1ljer. { alding, fast-talking Steve | : \ ‘ = at rrr | 8—8afée Bet, Rosa! : i : = hh ‘ 3 ] {Li , : - . B osaly, Eternal Brief, the National League and 30th of Ima. i id Bieshanese 3 § 1 ABAE 3 8 8 SRE 37317 The 210-pound Frank Biscan, | Belloise has a wit as fast as his | oar OTE 2 Shin Riker Hard-Tops Scheduled "Famous “Fare, "Bin Riek wow $s American minors) |Nitmere 4 | § §Rickaran1o § i ¢ miko’ 3 174 SMMoorslf § 9 3 § once of Pittsburgh, reminds one | left. Ray Robinson ran into It |, pengieton for the third out. On Speed P |AT HAZEL PARK tional Association (the minors) amar 3 ? amppell 35 $ Birgedf-rf 4 11 0 Nittrow.ib $814 ! of Taurus the Bull. But he was | last’ year—for a while. The | 4 . n op way Frogram One_Best—Look Here. next year... . . The agreement armat. 4 Flaugh r 0 {Cmpbildd 3 1 ¢ & Wilnoite.ct 4 0 0 0 IN . : 4 | “After one down in, the home. Tne hard-tops will roar around s-Websmed. Oatka, Wendy's Raider, [gtmilerp 3 1 0 2 9 Chambers,c 4 1 4 $/ Bain, 301 1 harmless, bullt like a fullback. | New Yorker liked chewing un- {tenth Saffell < pi Coin Flip, Forget Pul, Breele. gives Hannagan a retainer of Leppert.s : j{Harner.p 4 1 0 IN ams 100 0 The lets. dol Iright in | lit cigars and never drank out | Saifell singled for his fourth again at the West 16th Street —Qneehih Sweet irene, Top yaler. $50,000 and the right to spend {Seokroiry ° : 01 Lr ) 0 : i| Tesas pri Ay Sng avg on the islands. He was funny, jt, Fenda Soubiea Sows the Speedway tonight. |5—Graadba’" Ax, Floral Tra An : to §150,000 in uainting the re ed tw 2 neal re wn . _ : {le e ne, Saffell racing to| ‘rhe ti | Nothing. Ration with baseball history and] Biiaiher rick ott 10 Eonth hb | 3" What se oo "SY ror"pdas 1a], Jo and Arnold (Red) Auerbach but not a playboy, hird. The Sainte claimed the ball witn ‘the first heats event start: {Loo dies suis Hogg ago. advertising the various events to|Cagitel ON ............... 000 030 018-3 Bore News ......... a 001 ane 0-3 were, Politicians. They sald sporta-| genial, "140-pound Tony De-| WAS foul and staged a mild rbu-ling at 8:30 p. m. Entered tonight ar xara pad: © K Doak be held in connection with the, Lo ft 1 8 opens. Gamppall i i,” Camubeil 3 Motres Nant |~-the head ay rs quys geit|JanIro. a west coast champion] arb. dw : jare: Jimmy Warriner, Bud Money-', q... cone Best—girmatt. ~~ _ Steguioller, Neu. | Daly. Chambers, Moxley, XK Wittiams. | sorry for Red. He was from Tom California, used to flash his ard was given an intentional mayer, Frank Mike, Carl Me- i-Reapiy Patch, Ideal. "Short a

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