Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 April 1951 — Page 12

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MONDAY, APR. 16, 1051

Tribe Awaits Opener Tomorrow Night With Brewers

‘Sly’ Trotters Elks Fete Redskins Tonight lp Geneon _I¥'s McCall or Riddle

Pause to See | @ =H Stars Shine NA

Basketball’'s ‘World Series’ Pays | Visit to Coliseum Tonight at 8:30

By FRANK ANDERSON - | Basketball's “Wizards of Ahs’ meet a storybook team of collegians in the Coliseum tonight. The Harlem Grobetrotters and a Hoosier-studded College All-| Star crew bring their “World Series” of basketball to town at 8:30. A sellout crowd of 12.000 is expected. Tonight's game will be the 15th on the team's current tour. The : "Trotters held a 10-4 edge in wins! after a 70-61 conquest in St. Louis last night. The teams aren't strangers to Indianapolis. They played in the Coliseum . last year when the cross-country tour was inaugurated. This year’s jaunt opened, in New York's Madison Square Garden on Apr. 1 and worked from there to the West Coast. Drew Record Crowd The teams invaded rootball's Rose Bowl Apr. 9 and drew 31,648 fans. That crowd was believed to be record for basketball anywhere, anytime The game also marked the first time the Rose Bowl had been used for basketball. If the game tonight seems pointed to Hoosier patronage, there's plenty of evidence to support it. The All-Stars’ starting, lineup includes three former Hoosier high school stars. The

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‘this morning and the Milwaukee game” tomorrow, were to loosen! up on the local greensward in the afternoon. From all indications, a battle ‘of southpaws will highlight the {1951 inaugural here, the AA's! {Golden Anniversary season. | | Brewers in Town Either Charlie Gorin or Dick Hoover, both lefthanded, will} “start for Milwaukee, according *o/| {the word passed around at their| Lincoln Hotel headquarters to-| day. And for the Indians, it will {be either Johnny McCall, south-| paw, or Elmer Riddle, righthandler, with Manager Gutteridge ap-! parently leaning toward the former to fire the ball off the rubber. | { It is said Milwaukee's Gorin,| who a few davs ago appeared to! ‘have the coveted assignment’ cinched, was unimpressive in his last exhibition start. Dick Hoover won 16 games and lost 7 with Atlanta of the Southern Association last year, Gorin 7 and 1. Gorin also pitched part time for Milwaukee, winning one, losing two.

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P | All-Star starters Bill Garrett. ur lie oe g S Sam Ranzino and Ray Ragelis all call Indiana home. Garrett fl was a standout at Indiana Uni- ;

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Expect 10,000 for ‘Play Ball if Sun Will Help; Ed Stevens Belts 385-Foot Homer

By EDDIE ASH, Times Sports Fiitor With their spring training exhibition schedule completed, the 4Indians today were to take a final round of practice at Vietory

to await the American Associa-

(tion opening game under the lights tomorrow night. { Manager Don Gutteridge called the Redskins to the field late

Brewers, adversaries in the “big

the honor of throwing out the first ball at the Tribe opener and he made his pitch good. » ” n All .the king’s horses and all the king's men couldn't nudge ‘em. Mighty little men are they. Proudest persons in the ball park tomorrow night will be the bat boys. The show can't go on without ‘em, They're part of it. For the Indians—Otis Campbell, 13, of 1428 Oliver Ave. PS 47. For the Brewers—David Harold, 9, of 1149 W, 21st St, PS 44 (promoted from ball boy). - ” x TONIGHT IS the night at the Elks Lodge, Antlers Hotel. It's the annual baseball fun party, sponsored by Indianapolis Rodge No. 13, staged before American Association openers to honor the Indians. Manager Gutteridge and all the Tribe players will be guests, The annual stag event gets under way at 6:30. Herb Queisser is chairman of the baseball committee. The public still can purchase tickets at the Elks Club.

Opening game attendance de-, 8 un pends upon the weather, but Tribe! Don Gutteridge is driving a

“courtesy car,” a Nash Ram-

- FE ] Swim Records {versity. Ranzino crossed the § IRI : {Mason-Dixon line to play for Rem ry —— ATT an _ predicted a crowd of 10,000 to-| pler, courtesy of Don Ewing,

5 : {North Carolina State after his *= RR a ee oh oy | morrow if the sun kindly will do' pennsylvania Motor Inn manaLafayette Club high school days in Gary. Ragelis its duty and warm up the good ger. Mrs. Gutteridge arrived in {earth hereabouts before the um- town from their Pittsburg,

. apd iwound up a brilliant career at! " : Wins AAU Title [Northwestern this season by pac-| M a or Lea ues Read to eo O Ipires shout “flay ball” at 8:15. By United Press {ing the Big Ten’s scorers. He's, |" Umpires assigned to the Indi-

HOUSTON, Tex. Apr. 18 zu jttOm Chicago. ans anapolis lid-lifter are Pat Padden, Carol Pence, a tall blonde from! Hoosierland’s Globetrotter is! ¢ By CARL LUNDQUIST. last year and pitched a stretch of 28 straight innings without Jim O'Connor and Bob Stewart.

Purdue University, cracked two Bob Milton, former Ft. Wayne) NEW Y Uaited ree parts ter i es > allowing an earned run this spring. McDonald was the Texas | | : i yne} 2 YORK, Apr. 16—The World Champion New York Yan- , , ; , Other AA openers will be Kanrecords and led the Lafayette Central High School and Ander-| yees scoffed at tradition today by assigning three rookies to their -c38u€’s most valuable player with Beaumont last year. sas City at Louisville, night; Min-

neapolis at Columbus, night, and

(nq) 8 CH to the team son College player."Milton. in his, opening day lineup for the first time in a generation. THE BRILLIANT Ewell Blackwell, who won 17 games last |

Kas, home and the Tribe chieftain needed wheels at once to go house or apartment hunting for spring, summer and fall shelter.

” ” ~ Yesterday's Victory Field

| cold weather game was watched

championship of the Nationalsecond vear with the ’'Trotters Y ’ . { A ’ Manager Casey Sterigel named Tom Morgan to pitch against itch i 2. iSt. Paul at Toledo, afternoon. Wor 4 year, pitches for the Reds against lefty Cliff Chambers, a 12-game : hi omel Ss BA dove SWINENNE/eighs 170 and stands 6-1. the Washington Senators at Washington, and placed 19-year-old winner, in the National RE 0 opener today. The Reds gam | Last year Indianapolis finished PY 1385 fans. Not many cusIn the battle for individuail Talented Help outfield sensation Mickey Mantle in right field and Gil McDougald Indianapolis of the American Association, 5-2, and Pittsburgh Second, Milwaukee sixth. But the tomers TSiunited i thelr seaft. The th who' on se. e was chi organ so he co save Jos i -2 vi i ; rewers were always hard to! honors, Miss Pence lost in the ree Hoosiers who'll start on third base. He said he was pitching Morga he could t to Washington, 5-2, yesterday in final warmups B Iwa Mott at 3 Mood up 1s ek points-scored column to young, for the All-Stars will have stand-| more experienced men for the more importamt series with the Brooklyn and Philadelphia are co-National League favorites handle whenever Indianapolis op- 2*"¢ 88 Didar Syllee v Mary Freeman of George Wash- Out help. Ragelis and Don Sun- Boston Red Sox beginning here tomorrow. at 3-2. The New York Giants are second at 5-2, but the writers Posed them and the rivals split *% POSS ey pr ington University. a freshman derlage of Illinois are the guards.! _ Mantle and McDougald replace older and fumbling regulars po) favored the Giants to win. 122 games. GEORGE CROWE, brother of swimming for the Ambassador|Garrett and Ranzino play forward Who haven't come up to Stengel's standards this spring. Mantle Leo Durocher's. peppery team thumped the once-dreaded | Stevens Smacks Homer Crispus Attucks High School BasSwimming Club of Washington, and South Carolina’s Jim Slaugh- Se or the weak Throwing Gene Woodling and McDougald is in Bobby Feller for nine of their 12 hits yesterday as they whipped Except for Hitting. the Indians LriSpus le Ray ee > iter opera ‘ot. . lev : x : kde. te: De 4 12.0 a 18s gio. ne Ziel : cv x 2 5 a Cleveland, > le . ea looked good while lpsing to the member of the Milwaukee team. Miss Freeman scored 12 floints, p € THE WASHINGTON-NEW YORK ‘games in the American : : : : Cincinnati Reds here yesterday/In spring training he has been with victories in the 200-yard much sought after by professional League and the Cincinnati-Pittsburgh game in the National open TWO OF THE major questions in the American League race las pre-season action was br ht alternating at first base with breaststroke and the 300-yard in- teams. ; : are the Red Sox and the Tigers. The Red Sox for three years Brae s broug . : the season officially today. Then tomorrow the two leagues get ito a close while a cold wind swept Len Pearson. Crowe pounded the dividual medley and third place Sunderlage has been in Indian- have been the most powerful team in the league on paper, only to | . i down to serious business with a full schedule. . .~ ithe park. The big leaguers won, ball at a .353 clip for Hartford in the 200-yard backstroke. apolis before. Just ask Coach At New York the Yankees play the Red Sox. who are 6 to 5 crumble at key moments. But as Ted Williams got a home run |, | *°, as the Tribe . (Eastern league) last year, swingDouble Records [Tony nike Bf SulieL. The slim ¢,yorites to win the American League pennant and the choice of 20d two other hits Saturday and Lou Boudreau and Vernon = te on Ee big ing lefthanded. He's a big felshot ha | : : ; ; ; - . But Miss Pence’s record Dreak- in of Hi on ors in Ber the pation’s baseball writers polled by the United Press. Cleve- Stephens homered yesterday in a 6-3 conquest of the Braves, that , poo 010 pa Stevens in the 10W, 6-2 and weighing 210. ing overshadowed that perform- p sits. He Ao Nes | land plays at Detroit and Chicago plays at St. Louis in other Power seemed real. eighth. He also batted in the Indi- Ty; ob a .. Bom ouse visits. He holds all Thinois; American League day games and Washington is at Philadelphia The Tigers took a final pre-season look at their question an's firet ark 1 n e Tribe Box Score three-lenths of ‘a second Off the scoring records. | In the league's first night opener in history. mark pitchers—Ted Gray, Virgil Trucks and Ray Herbert—yes- in the = par er on a long fy © CINCINNATI “200-vard breastroke "record i A Star bench is loaded) In the National League the Champion Phillies are at Brooklyn, terday as they beat Louisville of the American Association, 12-5. | The ay Stanza, ? AB R H O A x urday. in 2:45. and one second off -American talent. Re-\ g¢ 1oyuis at Pittsburgh, Cincinnati at Chicago and New York Each pitched three innings, and Manager Red Rolfe said he was |__.. ‘cas used two curve ball adams. 2 >: 3.13 1. 3 the 100-vard breaststrok serves include Abe Becker of New| ,; poston, satisfied even though each had one shaky inning artists, Herman Wehmeier and \yrestek rf 008 1 1 3 0 0 : ® J00yar ee a Roke mark, york University, Bato Govedarcia| # 3 = . #2 t's = a. Bud Byerly, against the home Klussewski 1b .... 3 oh 3 8 des ria e TY meetiof DePaul, 8yracuse's Jack Kiley, THE SEASON GETS an audacious start from Stengel's OPENING PITCHERS tomorrow are Mel Parnell for the DOYS and 11 of them either struck Scheffing. c = 0 0 12 ? 0 Both are aay ole records—pew and Norm Pilgrim of Oklahoma sudden lineup changes with the Yankees. Mantle, recently re- Red Sox, Vic Raschi for the Yankees, Bob Lemon for the In- {Out swinging or watched the third a Br 8 1 6 3 0 standards for the Upitsa lA & M | declared 4-F in the draft, hit 402 in spring training for the club dians, Hal Newhouser for the Tigers, Connie Marrero for the Strike go by. Cincinnati collected Framer ® © 3 § § § oo and for the national Women's! Case Helps Coach ! this year after making the huge leap from Joplin, Mo, of the Senators, Bobby Shantz for the Athletics, Ken Holcombe for the |12 hits but was held scoreless for Yotais BT BARGE AAU. | Head coach of the All-Stars is’ Western Association. White Sox, Ned Garver for the Browns, Robin Roberts for the five innings by Harry Fisher. : INDIANAPOLIS As it swept to the team cham- Clair Bee of Long Island, a win-| He smacked four straight hits, one of them a home run, Phils, Don Newcombe for the Dodgers, Gerry Staley for the Card- Fisher, who spent most of AB RHO AE plonship, Lafayette, com ning mentor for 21 years. Bee's. yesterday even though the Yanks lost their final exhibition game inals, Murry Dickson for the Pirates, Ken Raffensberger for the {spring .training with Pittsburgh &esrnart cf Fe {3} mainly of Purdue coeds, scored 25%18tants are DePaul's Ray of the season to the Dodgers, 7-6. = Reds, Frank Hiller for the Cubs, Larry Jansen for the Giants and |and got very little work, weak- | Bikard. ct - .....0 8 0 1 08 0 54 points. Town Club of Chicago Meyer. former Notre Dame great, Morgan played with Binghamton, N. Y,, of the Eastern League Vern Bickord for the Braves. lened in the sixth and four hits ac-| Piatt. rf oo... b'o.0 3.0 0 was second with 34. ‘followed by, and Everet; Case of North Caro- : counted for three runs. Bill Rose, 'Fiscatint 11 ...0. 1 6 0 8 8 0 Los Angeles A. C. with 12. ate. ass turned out four . De ¥ ° ° : . {who took over the Tribe pitching gernander. 3b ...... 3% 13 3 2 state champions while coaching Pierro's Brain Ailment EE a ee I Pd {at Frankfort, Ind., High School. Brootey, ¢ .........1 0 8 1 8 & 1 h . Si No Te Das HE ooo {doubles and two runs in the ninth. | Hedrick, ......3 8§ 3 118% | : ¥ | AER: BS ...+ d arias izzles {the ’Trotters. They're trickier L I D | + L Pp | . » i Second Erroriess Game | Risher. p : : 3 : s than a racketeer’s tax accountant. tand at b! } ance % ha or “ me Millers for First | It was another errorless con-| CAA FE 5%S3F55 Folks say the 'Trotters are quite . Br United Press : test, same as Saturday's, when 03 003— : a show. Been playing now for over PITTSBURGH, Apr. 16—Pitcher Bill Pierro of the Pittsburgh the Indians prevailed over the | INDIANAPOLIS a vemos 16 000 olo—3 24 years. Three more 300-Mile Race en- Pirates battled a “serious brain ailment” in Presbyterian Hospital By United Press Reds, 5 to 1. | Runs batted in—S8tevens 2. Kluszewski 2, : = tries today, beating the midnight fogay, Jon an a wedk artes pe became ill with what Pirate LOUISVILLE, Ky. Apr. 16 — pg. ..40 of the {righ Westher: Hatton Rams sme Risssewtel Hows Br United Press 9 postmark deadline tonight, pushed, ®PC/2@ 5alC Was a stomach ciSorger. Members of the American Asso- Manager Gutteridge used 15 play- Indianapolis 2 Base on ballseof We: ALLAS, Tex. - r hv . “He's a mighty sick yo man,” said hospital officials whe sed 15 play- Indianapolis 2. Base on balls—off DALLAS, Tex. Apr. 18 (UP) Ca S$ Crack Up the Speedway entry list to 62 cars. said re 3 pig 4 oe ung an” said hospital officials Who .i4¢jon Chapter of The Baseballers to sort of pass around the JS, 1 Fiber I Rose’ 2 Byerly 1

Babe Didrikson Zaharias shot a | : : n Feature Rac All three are rear-drives pow- Pierro was placed in isolation - 68, one of the lowest scores ever B e ered by four-cylinder 270 engines. shortly after he was admitted brain lining), Dr. Ochseghirt said. finger on the Minneapolis Millers °° both field and bench, marked up by a woman, as she a el 0 White, Indianapolis Gayliss Levrett, Glendale, Cal, to the hospital yesterday Dr, FPierro's wife, summoned by 4 the club most likely to win the _ aneinna t1 won the annual won the first leg of the traveling; op pilot, won the feature who has raced in the last two Norman C. Ochsenhirt, Pirate Ochsenhirt from her home Bs spring series between the clubs, {event at the opening of the 1951,500s.” will drive th { : Brooklyn, arrived here last night association pennant this season. two games to one, the first of. 1500s,” will drive the entry of team physician said after consul- ’ e 8 The writers gave Minneapolis. ' st of,

_ Writers of America today put the shivering that was taking place otf Wehmeier 2 In 5 innings. Pisher 8 in

Rose 4 in 3. Byeriy 1 in 4 BalkByerly 1 winning pitcher—Wehmeier, Losing pitcher-~Pisher Umpires—Bogzess, Wilson and O'Brien. Time—2.00.

Indian Averages

Weathervane Golf Tournament i ; ed i i i Toe o eelerany y Cal. the young righthander was in Condition Grew Worse. 248 out of a possible 256 points in 1: : 5, the! mers LL ABR H RBIS ® tourney resumes at. Pebble Y sh | Ray Knepper, Belleville, 111., a critical condition Plerro first became ill in KnoX- {pair “annual pre-season poll ndians won nine and lost 10. prooker ...:...:::li33 6 9 3 Beach. Cal., May 5-6. | Harvey Gibson was the central rookie to the Speedway oval, will ” : ville, Tenn., last Tuesday after he 35 pajiots. 25 named the Millers One thing for sure, the Tribesters Gearhart ....... +3811 13 18 a4 In two days at Dallas, her old figure of a nine car crash on the 4rive the Bardahl Special for Tom | Wite Summoned had been with the team in Mont- fit six spotted them second, and | Sntened their defense after com- Mangan ...1L.00000 12 i403 3 home town, Mrs. Zaharias played backstretch in which seven cars Tomshe of Blue Island, Ill. The FieITo’s admission to the hos- gomery, Ala. He left Knoxville . _ Kk Spey for third. {ing home and they looked like medic wi 7 13 3 11 i both kinds of golf—good and bad. were damaged so badly they third entry, the former Les Ander. Pital forced Pirate General Man- later'and was en route to Pitts- Oe on a second best ® Pretty fair ball club, except for Dalessandro . ns it 10 03 In Saturday's 18 over wind-swept could not continue the race. son car now owned by George F. 28° Branch Rickey to cancel a burgh for exhibition games when ith 166 voints. two more Seo 'speed, over the week-end. Fernandes .... 63 10 11 1 270 Lakewood Country Club she was Among those eliminated were Bud Heller of Oklahoma City, does not J¢al In which the Bucks had “weakness and dizziness” forced ro ivi Polinough two. scribes La. Farner 10." 3a 3 '7'3 3% eight-over-par with an 83. (Moneymaker, who won the first have a driver yet. purchased pitcher Paul LaPalme him to stop in Cincinnati. - eT Colo a to win it all, THIS IS the American Associ-|§ierens + 31-3 4 3 She took the same layout apart heat event in 2:45.42. | (from Indianapolis of the Ameri-| pirate officials said Perro, who Dn Ho py see the Saints ation’s 50th season, the Golden|Msisk ....0. lI'''' 43° 8 8 4 ine yesterday with that sensational] No one was hurt and the race |can. Association. Pierro would worked with the Bucs briefly last as champions (Jubilee Year. Attending the 50th |, I¥0 Base Hils—Fernandes 5, Peters 4. 33-33. She had nine birdies and!was restarted. White took over 2000 See Roadster jhave been sent to the Hoosiers|ea)) after compiling an impressive Rbamp olis. with 150 points, [oPening game at Victory Field hart 2. Kalin Sssandro 3. Flatt 3. Gear. Sine Jars as she 2 oned in the the lead on the second lap of the paces at Winchester jon a 24-hour recall basis. 'minor league record, was first was Se for fourth place, with| tomorrow night will be Bill Sage, ot ia £- MENS 2, Turner, Uereon, oman’s card in the short restart and was never in any | Pierro came to the Pira®s last suffering from an attack of gas- Kansas City, Columbus, Milwau- 51, Of 1416 S. Alabama St. He/| Threebase Hits Hedrick 3. Turner. Mer-

VL Ie lank POA. oon. | WINCH STR Service season from Indianapolis for|tritis, a stomach ailment. kee and Toledo relegated to the has seen ‘em all and recalls 1902, | However, “Mrs. Oper B. HI ord | . Apr. 18 — A whom he won eight and lost three.| He intended to stay in Cincin- second division. [the league's inaugural year. Mr.| it a dozen years ago at kansas Baseball Calendar <™ of 2000 chilling spectators: “We've diagnosed Plerro’s ail- nati until today when the Bucs' Minneapolis drew the highest Sage also attended openers here CRS, Je aa por . lwatched the Mutual Racing Ment as either encephalitis (in-opened the season with the Reds. vote in the history of the writers’ When the Indians were in other Oki a City equaled it in 1948 RESULTS YESTERDAY [,.. ciation's roar oadsters AaMmmation of the brain) or men-|but was brought here when his poll. : leagues but doesn’t recall how ahom . PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE | ng roadsters ingitis” (inflammation of the'condition grew worse. {many times he was out rooting

Home Runs—Kalin 2. Platt 2. QGearhart 2. Peters 2. Dailessandro. Fernandes, Hedrick, Fiscalini, Stevens. PITCHING Winners Riddle 2. LaPalme 3, Chambers 2. McCall, Strobel. Elkins. Losers--8trobel 3, LaPalme, Chambers, McCall, Papish, Lint, Fisher, Uhlman.

Mrs. Zaharias’ 149 for the 36 Beattle 11-2, San Diego 3-1 ity v = = ir iD /burn the oval at the Winchester -—— for them at the lid-lifters before holes here put her four strokes up| Bortans 5 sure oli¥ood 2-8. : RT be 1 i on Patty Berg of Fomdiviadif Oukiang £5. Premanta y Tis. jrrack Yesterday, Na Chinick Takes Exhibition Baseball the AA waz Organized. Five Murphy Is Favored who had 77-76—153. " chart JOUTHERN ASSOCIATION | Pat O'Connor. North Vernon. P Seti ia why years ago, in 19460 Mr. Sage had |n Boston Beut ? : : | Nashville 11-1 Lirtle Hock 7. won the 25-lap feature in 9:12.03) pid act Golf | Docreniie aA)" 100 Ma on—'3 13 3 | BOSTON. Apr. 18 (UP)_Irish . oo L* | New Orleans 13 Birmingham 2 {with Red Rehner placing second awe d | Gray. Herbert (7) and Ginsberg: Per- . . Ny 3 rl ¢ ’ tA % p g ? : d G If Missing’ Michigan | Stienia 3, Movie SF. and Bob King third. 8 rac a8 dervies Winning. Plteher—Oras, Losing Pienere: [ uit-l Spee way Golrers Bob Murphy of San Diegh Cal. Gridder in Custody | guiahoma City Iara, In the semifinal Rusty Worth- RENCH LICK, Apr. 16—Nap Ferriss. : | - was a favorite today to blast his _| Houston 6-2. Ean Antonto 3-3 ington took first. place in 4:05.47 Chinick, St. Joseph, Mich. won § [oiif [X) 303 003 01x—8.13 § Brave E ements av Vistoly gver Dynamite Jo _ YPSILANTI. Mich, Apr. 18 Shreveport 8-2. Beaumont 7-1 (with Johnny Moore second and the Midwest Golf Tournament] Munger. Fresko (3) Krieger (3) Brazle atopy Lied Prey Speedway golfers braved the j..ooont © ofton in a 10-round (UP) — Dave Hill, University of [Bob Wilson third. with 75-76 for a 151 for the 36| 6): sleater. Puieite (8) and Lollar Win: DETROIT, Apr. 16—Joe Louis ojoments Saturday and Sunday to 18Dt helvyweight bout before an Michigan football player, who Probable Pitchers | Heat winners were led by Bob hole contest yesterday. Munger. Home Runs—Wood, pollard, H. foyealny today that he will give a rticipate in the club's first tour- nla crowd at the vanished Dec. 18, has been taken 0 nina Da [King with 3.45.39, Sam Skinner| R.T. McManus, Highland Park, 8 and * ooh 001 18 up his campaign to regain the|,.mant of the new season, a arden . into custody by FBI agents, police YPeNning y followed with a 3:50.74, John (Ill, placed second with 75-77 for|New York (Nn) ~~ 300 240 0ox—9 13 3 Neavyweight championship unless piind par affair, which attracted urphy, a power-punching said today. (Last year's >on and lost records in Moore 4:00.39 and Pat O'Connor a 152 total. Robert Chew, Skokie, Jahr, Vandermeer io) ana Hegan: Champion Ezzard Charles agrees |75 players. fighter known to television fans The FBI declined comment. pagenitoses) II. placed third with a 73-80-153.((7), Koslo (9) and Westrum. Winning to a fall title fight. $ Of the 69 scores reported, fve| throughout the nation for his 3.56.12. » Plas Pitcher — J Losing Pitch ii pore. — Jones. 2 er—Feller.| “I'l just.quit trying to win back players tied with 72's. They were Many Video ring appearances has

However, Ypsilanti police sald] = AMERICAN LEAGUE, wshington| Roadster qualification times)’ In the handicap, Wayne Mid- Home Runs— Thompson. Thomson.

knocked out 45 of his last 50

they were informed early today! (Kruzava 9-10), 32.000 partly cloudy and : Washington (A) “..... 100 310 000-5 7 o the title if I can’t get Charles/ John Banich, Ralph Sheare | vo 1d lyestérday neared midget speeds dleton, Martinsville, led with 69- . 21d ie g 8 | , Pp arer, tad agellls hag picked ‘up the Pn : NATIONAL LEAGUE ot Cincin. 85 Red Renner streaked the oval 70-139, followed by Earl Mitchell, PConsuexrs.. Sima (01; Moreno’ i and in the ring with me by at least John Toth, Larry O'Keefe and|OPPOnents. Ba i baat nati 17:18), ‘33.000, considerable cloudi- in :21.11, Pat O'Connor :21.50 and Chicago, Iil., with 70-72-142, and |Sicullough, ~Pitscerald 18. Winning ovember. I don't figure I can Bill Diebl. Winners will receive | yas elieved angered be- ness, 2:30 p. m. HOREOW Bob King :21.51. John McGuire, Indianapolis, with |Pltcher—Consuegra. Losing Pitcher—Pettit. keep a good edge on past that|equal awards. Pro Basketball | opr & Wap not chosen I make AMERIEEN TEAGUE Ya rior emits 70-73-143. : Boston IN} ........ 000.030 100-- 3 10 1itime,” Louis said. Tourney chairman Bob Funk| NATIONAL ASSOCIATION PLAYOFY e trip Rose Bowl game Boston (Parnell 18-10) at New York Surkont, Nichols of and Cooper, 8t.| The Brown Bomber spent yes-|was assisted by club members| (Championship Pinals—Best of Seven) this year. Boht 3-8); 3 Game Called Off laire (6): McDermott, Kinder (8) and 1 Chuck. Gary en Ww OL Pet His disappearance was reported a> (Marrero 6-10) at Philadel- Gra fruit Lea ve uerra. Winning itcher, McDermott. terday in the hospital with a bad | an uc arringer, Speedway Rochester SRE Ahn ba Eas 3 2 600 phis (Shants 8-14), 10, cloudy and| The Shortridge - Crispus At-| pe g Bo adhe, Suro ne OT FUB—Icold but expects to be back on his Pro. RESULTS LAST NigHT 3:

® ; Jan. 8. The FBI started a search coal. 8 p. m. (first night opener in league | \0o’ 1110 School baseball game| NATL Philadelphia (A) ... 010 000 011— 3 7 3/feet for a bout with Omelio Agraw

f ry). i . Bd . or the sophomore when he falled| Cieveland (Lemon 23-11 at Detroft (New-| op oq 104 today at Riverside Pet. | Phiiaditiy oN) 201,080 00x— 8 9 1lmonte May 2 at Olympia stadium Ex-Grid Star Dead

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to report for induction into the houser 15-13), 45,000, cold and rainy, 2:30 7 Chicago 18 p.m. INo., was 1 scause of Brookivn ....... Yalan, Tipton; Heintzeiman and Seminick. Losin | Army. |” Chicago (Holcombe 3-1) at 8t Lous 8 as called off because of Brooklyn ................ 22 1 $31 pitcher. Scheib. Home run—Seminick. ¢ here. The bout is Intended as a! CcgpAR RAPIDS, Iowa. Apr. mire {Garver 13-18), 15.000." cloudy .and mild. Cold wea her. {Philadelphia ";.... 010000) 20 1 338 | Chicaso (Av ....... 000 002 000— 2 s 2/tune-up for a second Charles| yg (UP) Arthur Poe, 72, former. . . . a————— —————— . fe ‘ — : i : : | ATIONAL LEAGUE Boston cemaree M 526 a0 Ns 300 001 00x. 413 0 gcrap. - star quarterback at Princeton

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