Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 August 1950 — Page 14

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Gala Menu Set for Tribe's Return fo Victory Field

By EDDIE ASH, Times Sports Editor rt MURAT SHRINE selected an auspicious occasion to! observe its annual Night at Victory Field.

are very much in the championship running, finish their tomor-

gin their last home stand of the

greensward at 7:30 p. m. . . . This will be the first time some of the new uniforms will have been seen in Indianapolis. The Horse Patrol alone will have more than 50 in the parade . . « Murat's new Fez that walks and tips, will be a first timer . . . The: ball game will begin at the usual time, 8:15. Murat's share of the receipts

Shrine itself , . . Plenty of tickets]

are available for the Weanesgay) )

game, As a matter of fact, there willl be 5700 general admission tickets go on sale at Victory Field at 6: 30! p. m. the day of the Big Night. | . And, of course, box and re-| serve seat tickets are available! now, lL,

IN A SPECIAL Dress release

» from Mural Temple last might, it| THE MATL BAG:

was reported there is a rumor spreading in the Indianapolis area that something extra will be seen:

According to this communique Ted Sullivan, Tribe business manager, is going to join the Shrine march his new Green Fez adorned with Shame. rocks, a recent presentation by Murat's Potentate, A. Marshall

Springer. {the next pitch over the scoreboard Shrine Night is also the night not far from the flag pole as it [passed over.

the Men's Club of the 49th St. Christian Church has it's annual

Father and Son celebration. . - Cromie, secretary of Van Camp Logan, the popular ex-Indian Hardwite & Iron Co. 1 was a

Bob

saved an entire ball team from {the clutches of the Grim Reaper| by holding the vehicle on the ’ road in a wild ride down a mountainside. . . North Wilkesboro League) players when the brakes {falled. . . . isteered the bus down a steep Blue for this game is used for charity,| Ridge Mountain grade at speeds and not for anything for the 2s high as 100 Hillea an hour. |

issue, "Did He Point or Not? Ruth Bald He Called Homer.” I accomin the Shrine rarade Wednesday. {panied a friend to Chicago to see a watching Ruth steadily at the time and we both remember distinctly seeing Ruth—very deliberately—a |shoulders a the flag

GUS BELL, one of Indian early season sensations now with the Pirates, flashed a bulletin to

iB daughter, Deborrah . . . Now watch Gus come out of that batting] slump . . . Daughter was born in the morning and that ve night Bell got his first hit in » times at bat. » . ~ ¢ =THORWALD EVENS; Eh eago, 80 years young, won the free style and ] contest at the Chicago Fair the other day. . . . “Young

JOE CAUDILL, a bus driver,

. He was hauling the (Blue Ridge

Caudill successfully

WHILE the Detroit Tigers are | leading the American League

and rolling in. wealth, their |}

triple A farm club, Toledo, is allowed to shift for itself, . Only the other day the Mud dens had to use their coach, Walter (Boom Boom) Beck, all of 43, to finish out a game on I the mound.

I noted your article in a recent!

World Series, We were

he stosd at the plate; igh and point directly pole in center. He hit

My companion was William |

“Lefty,” is chairman of the event member of the firm at the time. —

. « +» His assistants include E. W. Fred

Cheshire, president of the Men's| Club; Harry Walters, vice ppresi-| dent, and Streeter Moller, secre-| tary. George 8. Hipp, editor of Men’ s| Club Bulletin, and Logan have charge of tickets. ... Dads will aplertain “ons at Ane Shrine game.

PAUL PETTIT, ‘the Pirates’ $100,000 bonus baby, says he | has to stand for a lot of kid- | ding . . . Like this: “I started to warm up in the rain against Atlanta and the Atlanta players yelled, “Look at poor Pettit out there in the rain. 1 Pittsbu!

| & resident of Ohlo. . . . | unlikely to be inducted until |

teammates are trying to tease him to buy a big car, pointing -oui-that he'd -still-have $06,000 left.

RALPH BEARD, the Indianapolis Olympians’ professional bas-| ketball star, figured in a baseball oddity recently. ... He plays sec- |

ond base for Evansville in the! for the Ft. Worth Cats.

Three-I League . . . While at bat, | Beard ducked an inside pitch, the! “HAN Hit RIS Bat, Which Tn “turn, | struck the player on the head and | knocked him unconscious , . . The! ball bounced back to the pitcher, who threw to first for the out while Beard sm was: in the dust.

THE Irony or baseball “va Steve Nagy, former Indianapolis pitcher, won -only two .games hefore he was released -by the Washington Senators this season ... And hoth were

triumphs’ over the champion New York Yankees . .. You figure it out.

TIM TAL ‘as’ of Tallahassee finally lost one . .. The Georgia-| Florida League mound phenom had a 14-game winning streak going when Albany stopped him 1to 0... He has won 18 games ber ‘of ' the Pittsburgk farm gystem, Talas may get a tryout with Indianapolis next spring . if the Indians still operate as the Pirates’ triple- A affiliate.

A WEEK ado today Indiamapolis and Minneapolis scored

seats,

{called up Chris Van Cuyk,

. Greenleaf,

h - . - HARVEY HADDIX, Colum- | bus’ nce southpaw, who is one

| of the American Association's |

leading pitchers, last week | passed his physical examination for Uncle Sam's service. . The smooth lefthander is He's

after the vassball Jenson,

LOCAL BASEBAL IL fans who!lenry Ransom, an infrequent win-| lwish to buy tickets in advance of Ner in 13 years of tourney golf, | & the Indians’ homecoming, includ-|Slashed Hing. ‘Wednesday's Shrine. Night ats |traction, may do so today. .

“The!

McGlothin Stops Sports With No-Hitter

SHREVEPORT, La. Aug. 12 (UP)--Pat McGlothin, former St. Paul hurler pitched a no-hit game

he net the Shreveport Sports,

| League leaders, tonight as down [to 1. Shreveport scored its run in the first inning “when McGlothin walked a man and the runner went all the way around on a wild. throw from the infield, He. retired the last 25 men in order. McGlothin a mainstay for the Mobile Béars lin the Association two years ago, was [sent to Ft. Worth several weeks |ago when the Brooklyn Dodgers then

the Texas League's leading pitch-

er,

VEW “Softball Title Won by Pueblo

FT. MADISON, lowa, Aug. 12 HUP)-—Pueblo,..- Colo. -.won..the; Veterans of Foreign Wars na-

night - as ‘“‘freée-wheeling” Bob Freeman pitched his second no- * hit victory over Toledo, O. Pueblo, paced by Catcher Sam | Ferraro who got two hits, scored| a 3 to 1 victory over Toledo, and! irolled undefeated to the title.

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{O’Shanter’s par with a 71 today,

od Ils ®rst prize.

{single tournament this year, but

-—TeXa8 no from par-on only five holes;|

Southern

J Jim Perrier.

[Peggy Kirk. Findlay. 0, Jl Pavatie Hanson Patadent

Jim Vaughn, Pleasant Run,

Ransom Leading = L 2

Pros In Tam

Holds 3-Stake Lead With 210

CHICAGO, Aug. 12 (UP)

one stroke off Tam)

6) a.secure lead on the field with!

Ransom, 39, has failed to win a| he has finished in the money often enough to rank 10th-in earnings, for the campaign. But in the payoff * ‘world” chase, | he has been among the leaders all the way. And today’ s round vary-|

ileft him three strokes up on the 2 pack... Meanwhile “Chandler “Harpe Portsmouth, Va. yesterday run-ner-up, couldn't improve. on par, and finished with 213, deadlocked with Chick Harbert, Detroit, be-’ hind - Ransom. -Harbert had the best score of the day, 67. -

5 Tied for 4th

There was a five-way deadlock te

Jimmy Clay-|

for fourth at 214 betweer Demaret, Dutch Harrison,

Dick Mayer, while Ed Furgol and| Jim Ferrier had dnother tie at 213.) The race in the men's amateur) division was much closer as Frank] {Stranahan, Toledo, held a one-| stroke edge on Wilford ‘Wehrle, | Ormond, Fla., and two strokes on! Gardner Dickinson, Dothan, Ala, | Stranahan and Dickinson each. had 71's today compared to 74 for

. Since Tallahassee is a mem- tional softball championship -to- Wehrle, which cost the latter first

place, In the women's section Babe Didrikson Zaharias clung to a

[two-stroke edge on the field in the| pro branch while Dot Kielty had {the same margin among the] amateurs. Mrs. Zaharias boasted) a 222 .for 54 holes compared to, ja for Patty Berg. Miss Kielty jihad a 236 against 238 for Pat | O'Sullivan, Orange, Conn. Scores of the leaders at 54 holes... PROFESSIONALS Heary, Ransom, St. Andrews, Iii,

71 Chick Harbert, Detroit. 74-72-67

213 {Chandler Harper, Portsmouth, Va. 71-70-Ojal, Calif, 73-72-70--St. Andrews, Ill, 74-71-

South Africa, 70-73- 31-214 El Ty New Greenwich, Conn,

Clayton 3d tne, Charlotte, N.C., T71-72-

71-214 Bd PFurgol, Detroit, 74-68-73 rT, San Francisco, : MEN AMATEURS 1k Stranahan, Toledo, 65-76-71--218 Wilford Wehrle, Ormond, Fia., Sob Pre ke 7

Dothan, Ala.

70-69- |

{nmmy Demaret,

J. “Harrison,

T1- Sn. 73-21%

Prank

1 Gardner Dickinson, 8-71 L T1218 : WOMEN PROFESSIONALS Babe Didrickson Zaharias, Chicago, 5-74-2322 ‘Paty Berg. Min T3-77-74—-224 Louise Sugas. Rants, ho 75-83—234 WOMEN AMATEURS {Dot Kielty, Long Beach, Calif., 80-78-7§—

Pat O'Sullivam, Orange, Conn. 79-80- big

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73-

* Noel Epperson, Broadmoor.

Plan Softball Tourney |.

LOGANSPORT, Aug. 12-Eigh-en Knights of Columbus councils throughout Indiana will “be ton Heafner, - Bobby lL.ocke. and [reprefetiied in the Fifth Annval ment to be played here Saturday! {and Sunday, Aug. 1 19 and 20.

Gil Gividen, Woodstock.

Wayne Timberman, Mer. Hills"

% Dee Emin Bickett at Riviera

Park School Senior Wins 3-Hour Match

“Johnny De senior, - Andy

1berman, pro, indianapolis.

| met

Pro-Am Tourney to

On Terre Haute C ging For Practice

Set Off Action;

_ Medal Play fo Get Under Way Tuesday

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:{ Indiana Floyd ‘ident of the PGA, and Mrs. Gil

pro-am is played. Each profes-

Bob Schact of the country club, The for the tourney

were “made “today in the .| Terre Haute House by officers of

the Professional Golf Association, section. Hamblen of Tipton, pres-

‘tion to officially setting off the “tournament, will

35th annual give both the pros and amateurs a chance to get in plenty of

st. patios before the opening of

RO city, will be here for the tourney. The Open will be entirely medal play with 18 holes °ld | ruesday and Wednesday and 36 holes Thursday. The low T2-hole total will win the Open. Defending champion is Jimmy Scott of New Albany. A

+ South 3 ; Tony Jurke-

Winchester; aurie Feeney. |

napelis. :45—Jack Tau xo Shelbyville; | Robert Catits, Martner ; Fr Cants, | pro. Elwood. 11; ed Wampler, Indianapolis; Don | PFischesser. pro, Connersville; Wayne Tim- | 11:05—Gene ower oa Davis, pro, Highland, In Bill Ogden, pro, Evansville; Dick Perk, 1a-

a ‘Dutch Rittenhouse. pro, EvansJie: Raitus. St. John;

= ry Fores n moath: Ray

Abn, Bloomington: Richard Card, Terte|

Haute. er, oA

1:05 Shielas man it Porte; ‘Tom id Fo x iD Williamson, Schacht. rare Haute; napolis; Kennedy,

Lawson, pro, ngton; Bob berg, Inalnnapo ; nD ton,

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400 in State Elks Golf Meet

Times State Service 3 FRENCH LICK, Ind. Aug. 12 —Professional Jack Taulman of Shelbyville and amateurs Ken

National Baseball Meet Opens Friday

Eldorado Elks,

Championship Baseball a ree i TOOL,

announced Monday.

24 and 32

Softball tourna- represent the United Stat

iJapan, this September,

Teams for the first contest will

An entry list including between state and Dbi-state champions will compete for the national title and the right to i in an inter-hemisphere series at Tokyo,

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MEN'S SINGLES [s: Jol John Hines, ® im, Rice defeated - John Rumnle, 4-8, oWiLsON. oh Geo efeated Bob | Crgwt * SPALDING : Young. 4. a 3 (a Fhesies attcarea Pau} W. *p. 5. 2 Limton, Dale “Durmal, | GIL "6. 6-1. Lon. Astbury defeated Reed, Be and Robert Goldwaite, lal 4 ® LOUISVILLE ice, ~&, -3, 3 | | . SION. - TODAYS SCHEDULE vil BEGINNERS’ SETS—BALLS 1pm =Yers Wolfe vs. Mary McLau GLOVES—SHOE BARS a Leere ~ CARTS—HEAD| a

HITA, Kas, Aug. 12 TUPY|Clineman: 5 a Air Force base, Florida lg State ..champions, will meet. a Kansas winner. | -“ Sim Rice, sae [in the second of two games here; " {Friday night on the opening card Jimmy Scott, New Albiny, | {of the sixteenth annual National john "DeVoe: 3 Jack: " Br

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total of $2500 will be at stake in {cash and merchandise prizes. Only twice has an amateur been able to annex the championship. First time was in 1939 when the late Bill Reed Jr. of | Indianapolis totaled 286 for the - rown and the other was in 1943

posted 212. John David, former Indianapolis district champion, who will again be competing this year, came close to winning the crown in 1948 when he was forced into an 18-hole playoff with George Shafer of Batesville. Davi lost, Sliverstein. 71-72, Heinlein Eatered Bill Heinlein of Noblesyille is another outstanding pro from the: Indianapolis area entered. Bill won the title in 1934 and 1835. Others are Don Fischesser of

Bola, Highland; Paul Gross, Sa. rah Shank; Jimmy Vaughn, | Pleasant Run; Tommy Vaughn, {Hillcrest; Bill Russell, South |Grove; Mike Pollack, Coffin and Chuck Garringer, Speedway. The amateurs include Fred Wampler, national intercollegiate golf champion and Indianapolis District champ; Dick Perk, Broadmoor, runerup for the state amas teur title this year. John David,

land: Bill Kerr, runnerup for the Indianapolis junior championship, and Jim Balch, Meridian Hills. One of the state’s outstanding not .entered’ is Bob ‘Meyers of Indianapolis, winner of

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