Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 November 1950 — Page 39
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To Get Along Better ~ Nov. 30—They take your ‘card up in the up in the|
Bartenders’ Union far less than this, but 1 do believe
Brooklyn baseball's
than it ¢id under Branch Rickey who is popularly believed,
to have written the book.
To ‘Hegin with Chuck Dressen, the new manager is
going to be "an improvement, over Burt Shotton, if for no other reason than that there,
was 4 growing clamor for change, a condition which I must believe
Shotton did much to create. Even if Dressen doesn't get any more out of the Bums it will, to many,
seem like it, anyway. But in these days when vou put the yard stick to a manager you must consider the caliber of the front office. This is the unknown quantity in the new set up. The Bums’ future depends not so much on Dressen as on Walter O'Malley, who has taken over the presi: dency, and along with it the front office. » » » IF O'MALLEY had to answer all the questions today he'd flunk miserably. He's no Rickey. He may never be. But he's no fat either. It's” revealing to note he immediately staffed the front office with knowing baseball men, and he's made it clear that as he feels his way along he'll depend largely on their judgment, Another reason why Im inclined: to tab O'Malley a winner is that he does not appear to be. in baseball for the quick quid. These fellows can fodl you but it's my guess the Bronx Irishman definitely isn't a clip and run he tells you, he likes. Brooklyn, too. And don't let anybody tell you it takes pure genius to operate a ball club. ” = = WHAT KIND OF manager will Dressen make? Excellent, I'd say. He has a sharp bean, experience and personality. -I take it for
granted he can handle men. This would be the first thing I'd want to be sure about
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The Indianapolis Classic, League sported a new team ~-the only score : rt —————— I [today. > over 600 on the East Side allevs PHILADEL PHI A Nov 3 new manager. I do hope, thoug The Mechanics Laundry quintet climbed into the lead last during the evening > The Los Angeles ! wi the boys in the press box won't ‘night by snatching up three games as the league-leading Fred Other honor scorérs in the In fonal Fool pall League records bear down too heavy on Dressen's Cline Realtor team dropped a pair dianapolis Classic were ie books, were Ww thin striking signal stealing. This"is no rare Earl Henry of Freyn Brothers bowled his way to the night's Curt Heady, Marott Si 236 TE As ney > - \ : dy, Marolt Shoes. 238 : gift to start with and repetition high in citywide league competi- ~~ ; Ts Sra og for gS igason § makes it ridi¢ulous. tion with a 674 in the Classic. at Estelle Nash, with a 574 1rom 7 3 i 18 Bayv Packers Pritchetts. His games were games ( 140-200-234 . on the S a ) Chane die Dresser 8 gOt More jog 235.213. ustus Contractors team in. the ' eeisr Ma The Rams in 11 wantes pature 2 ps : ! 2p Sheutoy SVer Julia Weilhammer spun 576 in ladies’ Sponsors’ Classic at Fox 237 208 or 659; Dick : eo ian overall net of 4870 vards SS 1 3 ail! ‘ Of o 204 14 a a y n i e_ hasn't he ne ‘Indiana Bell Telephone Hunt blossom Mortuary, | 116: 211-268 18% off thi Season nar bi really does figure to get more out League at Delaware lanes to wir Frank Wills scored games of (Of 655. and Carl Hindel, who set bv the Chicago Hears o 1947 » . ~ Mz < shanice 5 , y ) 1 nies ears in 1941 of the Bums: For one thing, he'll jadies’ laurels. Close behind came 223-237-210 with Modern Equip- *Parked Mechanics Laundry with : : be running the team his way. Elie 3% 5 654 from games of 183-226-245 Airminded, with Norm Anybody who tells you Shotton WEST SIDE CLASSIC 6 Al Huss y combined, games Brocklin the league top.passel had a free hand is simply unin- 5 he Ford w of 232-178-245 for 655 with the and Bob Waterfie 1a ranked , oxworthy « ! $1 34 . : Lodi 1 iv head , + . ormed. Took Ton. Beet’ cit ae 312 8 51. Wayne Park Garage team in the 'he first five, the West Coast 2 ” » Ice m ER «3 ! ! . x vs 3 ctf team already has shattered tt 2 2 « a3 Merchants’ Leagu West Side ! ! ON THE FIELD, ves. But as to abit Ribbon Be 1 89 Center passing yardage f gle sea personnel no. And in indicating ral : 8 I 2 i by Wad 1947 his desire to be renamed Manager ys hg | RI ti r R Shotton stressed this handicap to Fehrs Beer 3: 8 y i n a member of the Brooklyn execu- Bowbs Sea; Fas: rn 8 ) 3 Q tive family, no matter what you £59 ler er In 15 : nly « M ! may have heard to the contrary. Bader Collee 1 ne R ( a s 2 : INDIVIDUAL LEADERS 11 : wus € : Rickey got 10 per cent of all! n, Tom Ice Cream 201 ou { three ut M t g player sales and when he wanted Bill dante Lu, 18 ian, Ba vol n with “ + s Dutch rthy Ford 195 Tiler le o ] 11072 : 1 to “put a player in the show case,” Ja oan. as deal Fa 19 . gov.) r 3 om g tota 934-1039- Pro Basketball he ordered that he be played and past N 8 ; VERS auls MeD ’ 139 Ss IGHT'S LEAGUL LEADER outs MeDoia 4 \ ATL . . a Earl Hen 67 oc NATIONAL ASSO [TON STANDINGS Shotton played him. I've even Fo Wi Ss Seve oa Jane v rolled successive taxtern Divisior heard Rickey would issue such in- C gure Hea $i. 660 Bob Rigs bee games of 133-in the Sterling Beel b bY 860 oe 5 structions in the course of a ball Hacre® wn eeler,” Maro 659 i , League at ,Fox-Hunt. The ball 5! game, phoning the dugout from f Husa. Fashe Park : fons } a’ 15-10 Split in the Commercial New Vork his private enclosure, as a pros- gar} i Mecha des \ £54 N ; 520 League at Fox Hunt. The ball Wa hi pective buyer sat at his elbow, Tony Manley, Coca-Cola. 84 Clark Scl'pped the 1 and 5 pins. with the Western Divisio He aoviirda Ar ti Bob Sus Fi {rie Real h Taitor ; ty but this sounds fantastic and 1 2% Bist RE, Sane Rea tor SE ponert i latter sliding over block out rr w am unable to present verification Ken Faust It er-Club K >the 10-pit Yim . Johnson of ; Kenny Baldwi jacher Lock N m Ff Af
of the statempnt which neveriheless came to me from a responsi- ; ble person. n a ” MANAGING THE the. Rickey way, managed Shotton it
been news. Out in St. Louis, for Bop carnagua. Ered C instance, his ‘managers didn’t Bill Lane, Pritch
tarry long. Billy Southworth finally made independerice of action an Req Stuart. Mecha issue and the late Sam Breadon Anes Slagle
sided with him, This may
the break the result of whi<h soon Fra Kav Inci- Fred Tegele Tr,
found Rickey in Brooklvn.
ever saw eve to eye with in St I.ouis. was Rickey. He ran Cards for six years,’ It's still local record. yn ANOTHER ADVANTA
Dressen will enjoy that was Fi
Shotton is that there will be nobody in the front office’ issuing preposterous claims about the invincibility of the team and the infallibility’ of the manager. Remember , Rickey's, “This is the greatest team I ever put together”
ager since John McGraw!”
The next day the season tickets Ripples grapplers at 7 o'clock
going to do better under the new setup|
. have contributed to » ets the only manager Rickey Ed Phillips.
the He a id
“Shotton is the greatest man- team will
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Earl Henry. Is 'High“Among City Keglers
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Shortridze Mat Team Faces Rinple
Decatur Central Meets 8
Anderson Tomorrow Shortridge's 1950-51 westling open its current mat
'season by entertaining Broad:
went on sale, and. any cennection tonight.
between the lurid bailyhoo and the box office was purely cal- included culated. The; Bums won that year, team. Heading the list is Charles 149, but they'had to go overtime in Babcock, 120, a county champion
Seven Blue Devil lettermen are on Coach Paul Dill's
the last-game on the last day of last year. Babcock placed fourth the season to do it, and in the. in the state meet last season.
World Series a Yankee team, Rogers Hornsby the Gene Packham, worst t he'd ever seen, murdered Krick, heavyweight, juniors;
called by
them. x» ®
Others are: Jim Bose, 133; 154, and Denny, and
{Paul Gelman, 138; Bill Arbaugh, 1145, and - Bill Shardelow, 165,
AGAINST SUCH a false and seniors.
flamboyant rating, Shotton’s per-|
formance was not impressive and night are:
when he failed even to win the flag last summer, his position became untenable, even though Rickey belatedly took the rap, admitting what had been evident by midseason, that he hadn't given Shotton enough pitching. But the damage was already done. In buttering up the trade for player sales from which he was to get his cut, Rickey imposed a burden on Shotton the old farmer couldn't handle. Dressen will have it easier and will probably win the pennant.
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