Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 February 1951 — Page 30

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Deaf School ..... 42 Tribe Training Squad Washington ...... 52) Cut to 30; ‘Parent’ Southport .....00. 7)

Club Misses Holdouts 5. pais ...... 18

~By EDDIE ASH Times Sports Editor The Indianapolis Indians’ gpring training squad of 36 players today was cut to 30 when the “parent” Pittsburgh Pirates called up a half dozen Tribe rookies five pitchers and one. catcher | to their own camp in California. Tech ......o00v0s 19) Seems as though the Bucs are short of batting practice timber inasmuch as several Pirates are holdouts and absent from the training base at San Bertani, Tribe Pr esident Owen said the six join the Hoosier Redskins at na later date at the Tribe's Kissim- AT AMBIA mee, Fla., camp. {Otterbein 49, Earl Park 37. The young players taken by the Freeland Park 40, Oxford 372. Pirates are pitchers Preston Flk- Anderson 21 ANDERSON ins, up from Charleston; BOD markleville 41, Alexandria #0. Bonaparte, up from Bartlesville; AT ATTICA Bob Curtis, drafted from Muske- Attica 48, Hillsboro 38. gon; Stanley Milankovich, up RL as Won Lepanon 2. from New Orleans; Joe Stelmack,| AT BEDFORD u from Waco, and Catcher Oolitic 64, Heltonville 30, er Mangun, up from Albany, | Marshall Twp. 49. Mitchell 46.

AT BLUFFTON 10 Pitchers, 4 Catchers {Lancaster Contra di Chast

Tribe Manager Don Gutteridge | AT BOONVILLE still will have 10 pitchers and Millersbure 45. N jomilie iL. four catchers available when he Tennyson 44, Selvin 32. opens his own spring camp on] AT BRAZIL Mar. 5. Some of the Pirates are|{eotport 6b. Quiney a4. already in training on the West Coal City 41, Bowling Green 10. Coast and the main squad goes AT CONNERSVILLE into action on Mar. 1 | Bronte 63, “Kitchel 9. 'L Signed player contracts re-| Liberty &2, sHarrisbure 3. Selved and filed at Victory Field AT CRAWFORDSVILLE oday were from the veterans | Darlington 64, Wingate 4. Frank Kalin and Lloyd Gearhart, Ladoga 66, Bowers outfielders; Johnny McCall, For-|Batlineton 55, New Kam 3. rest Main and Paul La alme, | AT DANVILLE veteran pitchers; Don’ Hedfick, | New Winhester 16. Amo 4. rookie infielder up from Green- | gileeriiie 60. Pittsboro 40. ville, and Elkins and Mangun. | AT DECATUR R a Pitcher Frank Papish and In-|Jefterson Twp. 57. Pleasant Mills fielder Nanny Fernandez, both| Decatur or. Begasur Catholl a. 2 AT DELPH

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Ball State Ends

Sermony 32 a2 PE ENOUR letics will open the 1951 American | Season With Win === igi. ot aia T SHELBYVILLE (a game under 3 She lights. Mt. Auburn 35 { i = Soeibywiie 53,

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- NEW YORK, Feb. 23 (UP)— Sherman white, Sisstaced Suu of {Owner Eddie Shore of the Springe defunc ng Islan niversity basketball team, gained an field Indians was out $500 today empty prize yesterday when official figures showed he led the two nation’s collegiate scorers with an|League players also were on the average of 27.7 points per game. Figures released by Ty Na- Paving enq of heavy Snes. tional Collegiate Athletic Bureau|dent, dished out the fines yester-/| {showed White had climaxed an day and tossed in several suspeneight week's chase of Temple's sions as well in the wake of two Bill Mlkvy by dropping the high|game riots involving the Indians, scoring Owl into second place by Buffalo Bisons and Pittsburgh

White, “throwing” games

bribe. scandal, is through in col-/on Shore after Eddie had admit-| lege basketball and Mlkvy ac-ited at a hearing that he had tually retained the lead. And it|gicked his squad on Buffalo's all happened when White was Harry Dick Feb. 15. Those fined | only 76 points shy of the all time for the resultant altercation were one-season college mark of 740 Bus Gagnon of Springfleld and] set by Chet Giermak at William pick, $100 each, and Indian Coach |

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carried ‘a 22.9 average for 19| pick drew another $100 for Dwight Swails of Indi-| 3 {ana Central College has 22. 21 games; Jim Ove of Valparaiso Mathers also has been docked! had 22.1 points for each of his gy, 19 basketball performances, and can play in the only remaining {Sam Ranzino of North Carolina game of the season between the, State and Gary, Ind, had a 21.7| | clubs. |average for 27 games.

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