Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 July 1950 — Page 14

PAGE 14 i Dan Daniel Says—

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

MONDAY, JULY 31, 1950

Report Chandler Fed up With Saigh’s ‘Insults’

NEW YORK, July 31--War hetween Commissioner Albert B. Chandler and Fred M. Saigh Jr. president of the 8t. Louis Cardinals, which week by week has grown more intense since

Happy killed Fred's scheme to play a Sunday night game with the Dodgers at Sportsman's Park, has reached a point at which alapmists Fay it may be a matter of one or the other getting out of baseball. Neither plans a peaceful withdrawal The field may be getting too éonstricted’ to permit both men to continue in it unless their current state of intense antagonism for each other is abated. Chandler's friends predict that he will not much longer “continue to take Baigh's insubordination and

insults,” and that a showdown may come before the annual ses: gions of the major league in Chicago in December rn » . n un ~ SAIGH'S intimates charge the commissioner with having

made derogatory statements about the 8t. Louis magnate, which Fred is sald to plan to force Happy to prove or retract, In so far as the general baseball public Is concerned, the rhubarb lacks interest and appeal. Emphatically, it is {ll-tinfted, if nothing else, Baseball is confronted with the possibility of another war, and perhaps another fight for its life : _Before this season 18 ended, quite a few of our young stars

ochell Wins outhampton, nsets Mulloy

U. S. Davis Cup Defenders Selections Clouded by Victory

SOUTHAMPTON, N. .Y., 31 (UP) applauding the Southampton tri imph of Earl Cochell long enough today to ask each other the same

July Tennis officials stopped

of course, is

old question where do we go Lo S di D bt | Tt re Tle P the Oo n g- ta n I ng e

selection of the United States team that will defend the Davis . Cup against the ‘leading chal Shutout fo Complete -lenger (probably Australia) at . , . N _ Forest Hills. N. ¥ Aug. 2527 NEW YORK, July 31 Ut

chief fame thu far

tax, paid off the thirst

latm t The officials hoped the Southamp clair 0

ton tourney would clear the muddled =ituatjon a little But instead of top-seeded Gard

installmern Jostan Hraves today

For more

Warren Spahn calHed on the yesterday

for war service, The Bouthamp- with Johnny Sain, ton triumph, achieved in a final and Vern Bickford round upset of 35-year-old Mulloy, haby-faced southpaw

9-7, 6-3, 4-6, 6-2, was his best and Antonelli came through with showing so far. a brilliant five-hit shutout that Mulloy and Billy Talbert of stamps him the logical man for

New York, a veteran Davis Cup the job doubles team, took their special If Johnny ty but weren't too impressive in could easily beating voungsters Dick Savitt mound staff of Orange, N. J, and Sidney nant Schwartz of Long Beach, N. Y., 8-10, 9-7, 6-4, 3-6, 6-2

keep it up, he give the Braves a that means “pen

can

Gets Clean Sweep Antonelli’s 5 to 0 victory in the second. game of a doubleheader gave Boston a clean sweep over Flam, ‘recent winner of -the the Cincinnati Reds after Bick Western Open and National ford’s four-hit, 4 to 2 vietory in Clay Courts tourney,:-was ousted the opener The twin triumph in his first appearance here by moved the Braves into third place little known Dr. Arnold. Beisser in the National! League standings of Santa Ana, Cal. He had a and kept them 315 games behind pretty good excuse— fatigue from the pace setting Philadelphia Phil

Flam. Ousted

an overnight drive from Chicago. lies. The guessing in

tennis ecircies Homers by Earl Torgeson

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och son, McDonald (8)

"4 he

Fast-Baller for Braves Scores Five-Hit

and the big than two seasons, the

nar Mulloy strengthening his hand from Rochester, N. Y., who received a $75000 bonus in 194% has with a win or 22-year=old Herbie Spent most of his major league ines > Flam “commanding” a Cup berth career warmin g the Dene h, ( ardinals hy beating the le with his sixth straight tourney tri- gathering few victories but plenty hurgh : rales In hott games o umph, the victory went to lean, of pitching know-how double wader, 10 to 0 and 4 to little-regarded Cochell. Until yesteraay, Antone had Yields 4 Hits Best Showing NN ony A SA for the Robin Roberts gave up only The flamboyant, freckle-faced high bonus paid him by the four hits for his {3th victory in Cochell 1s a 28-year-old 8an Fran- Braves ihe apener And reliever Jim Kon cisco player who has been com Manager Billy Southworth, des- stanty pitched two hitless in ing east since 1940, with time out perate for a fourth starter to-go NINgs to cling h the second game

may be on their way into military service. The major leagues will have to gird for another manpower crisis, and concentrate on the solution of internal perplexities far more vital than a quarrel between Chandler and Baigh: - M ~ » - ss THE COMMISSIONER'S contract does not expire until Apr. 24, 1052. It would seem that this time element, at least, affords him a strategic edge over Bajgh. Meanwhile, both antagonists would do well to chuck the whole thing and concentrate on much more serious business. 8algh tried to sfir up trouble for Chandler at the joint meeting of the major leagues in Chicago on July 10, on the eve of the All-Btar ga'me. The effort resulting in failure, Fred charged out of the session, with the announcement that his associates were lacking In the commodity which the Baxons called guts. . ~ ” ” » » ~ THE QUARREL between Chandler and Salgh goes back something like a year. It was sub rosa until last winter, when the president of the Cardinals made an official demurrer against the commissioner's clean bill of health for the Pittsburgh ¢lub in the Paul Pettit case,

: \ Vhen, In June, Chandler announced that he had ordered the

Cardinals to cancel plans for a Sunday night meeting with Brooklyn on July 18, Baigh rebelled. He said he would go right on selling tickets for the scheduled play-off of a postponement, It was Ford Frick who induced Saigh to surrender on that point. It developed that last February, in New York, the major leagues had adopted a secret rule forbidding “the playing of a scheduled game on any Sunday night,” Why this was not made public at the time has yet to be explained.

- . ” ” - » IN ANY EVENT, Baigh quibbled that the affair he sought to put on was not a scheduled game, but the clearing of a postponed date. Frick ruled out Baigh's legalistic argufying, and a project which would have injured baseball in the eyes of millions of our best people was abandoned. Saigh's anger smouldered, TF It scarcely is a secret that Saigh is talking up denial of a second term to Chandler. Stewart Symington is sald to be Fred's favorite for the succession. Happy lost a strong booster and unofficial campaign manager recently, when Frank McKinney sold his Pittsburgh holdings to John W. Galbreath. However, Chandler "=fill ‘has a majority in the National League, and at least a six-to- two support in the American League, -

AFTER the joint session here last February, McKinney, with Bill DeWitt sitting by, read a memorandum which he said had been adopted by the majors, and which the St. Louis president and he had been named to announce to the press. This statement pointed out that it never had been the praetice of the club owners to consider a new contract for the commissioner earlier than a year before expiration of the old one and it appeared to be wise to continue that policy. However, in the long administration of the late Judge Kenesaw M. Landis, the majors had voted a $15,000 salary increase for Albert Benjamin, » . » - = . “CHANDLER will get a new contract not later than next December, perhaps even as early as the time of the World Series,” McKinney added. There will be no action on the contract in October. But there appear to be many reasons to believe that Happy will be signed to a new agreement in December. In normal times, Saigh might have gained a few recruits for his sullen campaign. But the war in Korea is Chandler's ally.

Dorothy Ellis Leads In Women’s Tourney

Sweep Over Reds

Letty Johnny Antonelli, whose 3 that he pays a staggering income’ ge it of a long-standing debt to the 3s payoff could be the pennant :

slender, 20-year-old fast-baller

Del Ennis hit a

homer in

grand slam! | the opener and a tworun game-winning homer in the

second game

a seven-

Gerry Staley pitched hitter ‘and Knos Slaughter drove in” three: runs with a single, double and tripie as the Cardinals snapped the New York Giants’ Freddie Beshore gives the nine-game winning streak with a HB to 3 victory (Red) Sc dienst's N ory. A et), apo Ezzard Charles on Aug. 15. record for second baseman end

ed after AT game chances when he throw iff the ninth inning ymbe pitched a five hitter-and Pewee Reese and Roy

Don New

Gampanella hit} a give the Hrooklyn Dodgers a 1 Hurler Drives in Winning Marker lo 20 victory over the Chicago In First Game, Mate (Cubs \ five-run fifth inning

against Bob Rush clinched tl 3 e , . decision Warren (Sonny) Schoier

Wednesday night, with time trials batted An scheduled to commence at 7 p.m. §poict, Stout. 8 8

| Bo ou! e' pla Stout to Pa

C ris fon Bases: Linde Roller Derby Br Airs Bo i

as he works out in New York for his heavyweight title bout with

“i % Schoier Does Double Duty As Fall Creek Tops Linde

By CHARLIE MILLER must believe that

Robbifis, Stavonovich. | mith. Two-base hits

a Starts Paying Beshore Trains for Title Bout Burke 2 Under BI Par in Sioux Open

| Wins $2600 With | Card of 268 i

(268. | The 27-year-old Burke, ‘the Jack Burke who turned {|

{20's against the likes of Bobb [Jones and Walter Hagen, playe

Ithroughout, despite being presse

| Sulphur 8prings, W. Va.

yesterday to come within

stroke of Burke, but

/35-in round ‘as the soared to 39 coming back.

unching bag a rough going-over 6000 in Gallery

Skip Alexander with 271 was

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were " Lioyd Mangrum, {O'Leary and Fred Hawkins. Snead, Mangrum and ‘played in

s Win Second, 5-1

| 8000 gallery. The turning point in the mate

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| Plains, N. Y., added new prestige {to an already illustrious name to- in the tournament today, lday by his victory in the Sioux inally, 173 had heen entered but His City Open with a 20-under par 23 golfers canceled out early this ‘bounced a

son of

| many a fine performance in the| Roy, Earle Mack

| uffied and stead ame an unruffie n y 8g 2 PHILADELPHIA, July at! hurt but by the great Sam Snead of White

| Snead picked up two strokes day that he and his brother Earle , with a hot 33 on the first nine Probably will buy controlling in- Injured in Boat Race

the ex- Weeks in a “$2 million deal.” | [Marine played a steady 35-out| Slammer get 58 per cent of the A's stock fered a broken arm and two

Burke's efforts won him $2600.

— next and Snead had to accept a Connie Mack Jr. tie for third positioningw have a controlling interest | Others with that total jn the club. The younger Mack: Paul said “differences in policy” led to

urke the same threesome, which was followed on the final

o h Ss ted . : round by most of the estima ‘Wins Softball Title

if you want things | came when Snead missed a two-!

Running 3 Over Par at 13th Hole;

Jane Nelson, in Same Party, 7 Over

Dorothy Ellis of Meridian Hills today was leading the first women's invitational golf tournament at Broadmoor Country Club, Miss Ellis, depending mostly on her long drives and accurate

approach shots, carded a one-over-par 38 for the first nine holes 'of the 18-hole medal tournament. She was three over par on No. 13. Miss Ellis’ foursome, which included City Champion Jane Nel- - son, was the first to tee off on » . the No. 1 tee this morning. Juan Fangio Wins Miss Nelson fired a 40 for the "first nine but was seven over par, on No. 13. Barbara Bremerman, 18-year-old Meridian Hille Bolter, ran 0 ace turned in a 40.for the fi Mrs. Richard Fulmer of Hitlorent.| GENEVA, Switzerland, July 31 runnerup for the women's state (UP)—Juan Manuel Fangio of amateur championship recently, Argentina won.the 68-lap Grand posted a 41. ‘Prix des Nations auto race yes- “ 150 Tee Off terday after Italy's Luigi Villo-

SIOUX CITY, Iowa, July 31 Mrs. Lou Bola, wife of the resi lost control of his powerful P , ‘ machine on one of th (UP)—Jack Burke Jr, up-and- Highland Country Club profes- a and smashed Re skald lecoming young pro from White sional, also had a 41. ,

crowd, killing four and seriously A total of 150 women teed off injuring 15.

Orig- Villoresi

car

himself was injured. skidded on a patch, long a protective barrier beside the track and threw {him out when it turned a somer|sault in the air. The racer then {broke in two; one part plowing pate the crowd. As high as 50 were reported the Swiss radio, in a (UP) — Roy Mack, Philadelphia late broadcast, said 27 had been Athletics vice president, said to- injured, 15 seriously.

{ morning.

1 To Buy A’s Stock

a terest of the club in two or three PHILADELPHIA, July 31 (UP)

Roy said he and Earle would —Joe Palmer, Arlington, Va, suf-

jin the transaction. Their father, fractured ribs when his 135- inch Connie Mack, would continue as ‘hydroplane blew up and sank in manager, he said. a five-mile heat of the Delaware A 30-day option was granted River speedboat championship the pair today by their brother yesterday. and others who! —————

the decision.

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CLINTON. July 31 Lavelle-

to go right. voy must de ourself. That's st at 5 : was that Wimbledon champion Luis-8imo and Bob Elliott helped Yanks Trim White Sox 0 gO rig v Yoy n US do Thal Youre: i Toat hig What he did foot putt on ne 66h geen 2) Gossett Post of Indianapolis is y a 3 yo lo 2 ) try : ing vesterdav's al A cs-L 4 oducts ge . 0 ; > y > : 4 : ” | Budge Patty of Los Angeles, who Bickford to his 12th victory in In the American League, the during yest 5 enix iicher d a sterling perf gam en . geye h At birdi thinking in terms of the National was here but did not. compete, the first game 8id Gordon hit Ne Voir ' lhe Fall Creek picher turned in a sterling performance, Burke came through with a birdie. VFW softball t . 1 , ge $ ' ( New York © Yankees crept to ) wh = Rosides a the ound chores. he t led ai softba ournament Aug. 6. has the inside track on one Da- a homer, two doubles and a single within two percentag » ; edging Lind®Wto~X: Besides doing mound chores, .he tripled} Burke shot the final round in, py Magigen, Ta. today, after “ . ) hg oC Ny nid 1% percentage points « ¢ e thir VI r ec the co 1 sevent an 0 - i i g » vis Cup singles job. The other to lead Boston to victory in the the fire place Detroit Tigers o ih the th rd inning, tied up the count in the venth and then two under par 70, his highest 18 they won the state tourney here | is wide open with Mulloy, Tal- nightcap ! IKers bY drove in the winning run in the —— — |hole score of the tournev. He had * 3F ghicay beating the Chicago. White 9 MUNICITAL LEAGUE , yesterday, | bart, Cochell and Flam leading The Phils opened a three game twice. 15 tn 7 ! Ks n 2 Sox ninth. | State Tyron Tavern two earlier rounds of seven-under, Th { the contention lead on the runnerup 8t. Louis Tigers « ' ‘ 1nd 4 to 3. The In. the second game Harold TABHO A ABH OA par 65's, and one of 68 to lead by e capitol city squad trounced | Model 3028 emer eee erent oo R LL me A single game from ihe chalked up his second Neg ss. 2b ) 3 2 3 phere > 1 p i three strokes at the end of 54 Terre Haute, 13 to 3, behind the 1e Philadelphia Athletics, 12 to straight victory hy going the | 5 2 4 0C 0 5 0 holes, . pitching of Jake Wagner, who iM THE NEW ) 2 50 i 0 v , , ! route for a 5 to 1 count over 3 3 i 50 Bob Toski of Northhampton, Won his fourth consecutive tour- * o Toe DiMage . 302 0 ) ; Joe : iMaggio, Johnny Mize. [inde 52 5 38 0 | 0 Mass. had the best round of the REY game in two days. 4 Aarry Berra and Jerry Coleman be fell short of a shutout be h'3 0 2 1 0 8 0 day. a 66 y 27 é fell she f a sh b 2 ay. a 66. for a final tally of 278." He le hit home" runs for the Yankees canon: ir : P33 3580 5 334 7day. a6 y of 27 d Indianapolis to a 6 to 0 ywitH AUTOMATIC SPIN-RINSE! $ ankees cause the first man up, Eddy ped 1 35 10 27 13 Jack Webb, Spirit Lake, Ia. won'win over Mishawaka in the : on the opening game slugfest. Robbins Linde second-bagger, Ror 38 10 24 12 wre lo - the amateur division with a three- afternoon semifinals. See It Model 505 $139. 95 red Sanford's seven - inning sjashed out a homer. After that Jolormators 340 403 oax—18 io” 1 under par 285. a Today Only shutout relief pitching and home ihe calmed down and worked Runs McGee 2. Jordan, Adkins, sat = a - TF | we a | and Your Olq Washer runs _by DiMaggio and Berra things out to a comfortable win. §0, Bless 3. Fads 3 Coope son R d E t Li t e Are CLOSED A s EASY TERMS AMERICAN ASSOCIATION (Second Game, Seven Innings) clinched the nightcap. 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