Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 October 1950 — Page 35

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E NEW. YORK. Oct. 12 (UP)—Five National League clubs began next year” today with the announcement of

"The pennant winning Philadeliphi with th most startling Aanouncement — that es am Cal Ai fue | Univ as n tract. The New York Giants Signed 03 10000 bonud contrat, nounced a.seven-player, $125,000 and Pitchers Bill Ayers and Wes deal, with Oakland; the Brooklyn Bailey of their Minnegpolis farm Dodgers sent two surplus first club to Oakland. . basemen to the Chicago Cubs in a| President Horace Stoneham o $60,000 transaction; and the Cin-/the Giants said a “sizable cinnatl Reds sold Pitcher John amount” of cash also was inHetki to Toronto in the Interna- volved. tional League. | Branch Rickey made what Casagrande was one of = the Might be his last deal as Brook-

most sought-after college pitchers/!YR boss when he sent Firstbase-

in the land. The Phillies said the men Kevin Chuck) = sand Yankees, Cubs, Red Sox, Reds, P¢® Fondy to the Cubs.

Pirates, Cleveland and Tigers had _ I" the American League, the

bid for him, - {Boston Red Sox sold once-prom-Joins Phils in '52 ising Pitcher Dave (Boo) Ferris: 2 {to their Louisville farm club a’ A six-foot, three-inch, 225-|the American Association.

pounder, Casagrande will be as-| Ferris toiled this year for Bir-|

signed to the Phillies’ Terre Haute mingham of the Southern Assofarm club of the Three-I League|ciation, finishing 13 out of the 19 next year and will join the Phil-|games he started and compiling lies in 1952. {a 10 won, seven lost record. The Giants bought Catcher Ra-| The Red Sox purchased two fael Noble and Shortstop Artie/rookie players from Louisville. Wilson, both Negroes, and Pitcher| They were Pitcher Bennett FlowAllen Gettel from Oakland of the|ers, 23, of Wilson, N. C., who won Pacific Coast League. In ex-|three and lost four, and Shortstop change, they sent Infielder Bert Allen Richter, 23, of Norfolk, Va., Haas, Firstbaseman Joe Lafata'who batted .251. ’

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Friday the 13th To Help Decide

By JIMMIE ANGELOPOLUS

Whatever local and conference prep pigskin teams have on their ‘minds this week-end, they'd better spill, ; ‘It’s time, as the Walrus said, to speak of cabbages and kings. Who's going to rule where can be decided still further amid a Friday 13th hex. Locally, Shortridge's city champs, knocked reeling by classy Cincinnati Withrow, 52 to 0, last week, can save face against Cathedral's twice-victorious Irish. Phe—Biue Devils, whose four-TD 'ourth quarter disintegration Friday belies its true strength, . das victimized Crispus Attucks 20-12). The 52-0 lacing was the ~vorst at Shortridge since Manual von 59-0 in- 1924. The Irish, winner over Washngton (7-0) and Attucks (13-0), sloses its city bidding with Ripole under the arcs at CYO Nov. 3—only city skirmish sanctioned nocturnally after Nov. 1. Shortridge and Cathedral are hurting. Tom Surber, who fractured his left shoulder against Withrow, probably will be out the rest of the season. Catherdal's two tough flankmen, Bob Springer and

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RE gy uel to Coach Harry Caskey discuss Saturday's battle with Crispus Attucks at the CYO Field. (Front $5.95 mn % >» y row, left to right) are: John Caito, Ed Teagardin, Ed Buergler, Bob Brinkmann, Don Clark and SHOULDER ‘ a Football Pants Jack Dwenger. (Second row): Dom Ventura, Dave Bauer, Jerry Cahill, Joe Mappes, Ed Herbertz, PADS, $2.50 —— Special $350 Harlan Petty and Paul Bortlein. All except Brinkmann are monogram winners. : v SEEE. $4.50 Value. Bland Hardware 28; Moose Lodge 70 Warmup tourney “resuits at Dearborn B MM R oO E SPORTING Price retary Re CHET He AVL = GOODS CO. the warmup _ Tonight's games: T. Stokely Foods vs. Shell Oil 45. Greenwood Lumber 2 Levinson Hat-| 3g Of and ech an BrORTAC Shel on I rio Port vee BC 209 W. WASHINGTON "1. 3448 Alrport. vs. Bears and Roebuck. Club; 8. Broad Ripple vs. Bendix Flyers - — —— - —

Sacred Heart defeated Manual 20 to 6, and Attucks thrashed the] Redskins, 25 to 0. An Attucks| victory is a must for Spartan city | title ambitions. i So is a Broad Ripple win over) Washington, loser of two of three] city engagements. The Rockets have five more to go and could start with the Continentals, rein-| forced with Fullback Bill Cook,| a converted 205- pound veteran, tackle. | In the county, Pike Township tries halting Beech Grove, now with 110 county rating points, and Ben Davis, favored to cop the county toga, runs Into rugged Howe. : { | Tech, its Muncie Central 34-14, ‘blotch marring a three-game NCC | standing, may rely on the unerr-| 'ing left toe of Gene Turnipseed ifor its margin of -victory over Logansport, loser of two of three NCC. games. | Turnipseed Kicking Ace { | 'Turnipseed, who banged eight istraight after missing his first |placement against Frankfort, has {hit 14 of 16 to date. He booted 25 lof 29. last year. Tech is hurt, Joe |

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{Sexson having a slight sprained| {ankle which may keep him out.| But Halfback Gerry Koehler should be back. Tech is losing its NCC title {grip. Lafayette Jeff, 26-13 winner lover Muncie last week, has won ithree and New Castle, which i comes to Tech Nov. 3, has won two league tilts. { Neither plays the other, but {Jeff's balanced club is favored {to cop the crown—with Central's | help. Central, which failed to stop {the four-touchdown scamperings |of Randy Barrett, Jeff's TD expert, faces New Castle In two weeks. Last year’s Central team, de{feated by Tech early in the year,

{toppled New Castle from the] throne. If it can’t Det. 25 Jeff ‘and New Castle would share the plum. ! Manual, which entertains win-! less Southport, has lost Dick Ny-| ers for the year. Nyers suffered a slight concussion and internal injuries two weeks ago.

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