Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 April 1951 — Page 19

WEDNESDAY, APR. 2, 1951 THE INDIANAPOLIS mies — : PAGE 19

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Features High Scoring—And Errors; Sein Fig 19 of the University of national League, is Messing toy CHE . y L. WILSON 1 with * h Tech Loses, 13-7; diy Wins Deaf School, Wiley gy. ommissioner, Big Tea Conference What if every institution in the SORitOvElsial Jey ke. Ruse was Stores 36 W. Wash. | 8 Vi ies H © CHICAGO, Apr. 25 (CDN)—The urge to live beyond one's|nation offered the same program. R reel toda © 1063 Virginie By JIMMIE ANGELOPOLOUS | core Victories Mere means in order to keep up with the “Jones” is basically involved Aid would be completely uniform a a 33-year-old south- | Marion County's prep baSeballers broke out in a rash of every- The county’s trackmen went|With those two sister evils of college athletics, recruiting and|and the normal flow of enrollment paw who pitched for the Boston | thing yesterday— hits, runs, pitching and, oh yes—errors. lafter team and meet marks at subsidizing. selecting institutions on their Braves part of the 1948 season | : Tech was jolted 13 to 7 by Anderson for its first loss in NCC| Washington today, while the city It is not difficult to determine who is living beyond his means; merit—would return. and later had a brief trial with , \ eompetition; errors and Franklin High School scuttled Manual, 11 cinder squads continued to prep Le, an institution which recruits athletic stars who would not] what course will a school fol- the Cincinnati Reds. balked at! ; to 6; bobbles by Beach Grove gave Ben Davis a 14 to § victory; for the annual Indianapolis event normally enroll at that pasticular, TWO: The Iota low when it doesn’t prosper ath- taking a salary cut with the | Sight Bujteues Sabmatsod Washington 10 to 4 in Cathedral's opener, at Tech Friday schoo): without specia sia Tiel which that boy might lekisally fom normal enrollment Chiefs this spring and was a “ e” am, with moderation. Howe unlimb- sacrifice Bh Shannon: ne Soule ble Plays Kitchen he ee third Let's Satanlish HOFAILY Toaisieglate ga to but “stil is ent, Shor Pbutiding hold St SN room NY a to sue c ig SERVICE ered its heavy artillery to smash to cam ood: Kelthiy Tnassisted: “straight cinder meet, downing| a hybot Jetical Retonce tut certains in Sie apn athletic reputation? after being traded to the Beau- ome in and see the Attucks, 16-3, st Riverside, Tan Pa Sand 1 Shain 2 Manual 65% to 5015, at Delavan Sloat ion whi y Considering the outstanding{mont Roughnecks of the Texas'] Famous Webber Freezer Shortridge downed Franklin|non s Wray 3, ae garland, 1, Shans amith Field yesterday. gay that every Such 3h institution finds It MuSt|athletes in this area and the fi-|League yesterday. A former New Before You B : Willie Werle Township 3 0 1 in eight innings Blngs: hay 1d fonine. Hit By, bilener At Washington, the Contl-| | Jniversity 2 name > i Sanolal Sites ia nancial resources of the Big Ten|york sandlot star, Pendergast| o uy ’ wn in a duel. ay Ho Den Se eadiCows. Gatland Balke Lows: Ease Bails nentals dropped a 66 to 51 verdict RE sos Loran or ary to Select Mig schools, this conference is in anwon six games while losing 14 OPEN DAILY TILL ¢ P. M, pee —Nicholson 2. Umpf Kenneth Willi te Wil . excellen ition to launch into the 1 -! X Tigers were 4ta2 ind Joe Lawrie. Time—3:30. ply a ~ not have any| It is no secret that the seven- an allot blading war for itor Syracuse during Whe 1950 wen EXCEPT SUNDAY Shortridge Hurley Jim Thomp- Ben Davis Beech Grove | Broad Ripple showed its power financial assist- state Big Ten area, and particu-|jetes. atti inns son, and Franklin Township's packers 2 5 Q 4p. » AR H Q Alto Richmond in the Rose City! ance whatsoever larly the Chicagoland area, is a| But the Big Ten is opposed to : | r * (Bogkerdt, 116 .0D Foxib. 4 0 Rlehmon . r to happy-hunting ground for the| Tech Frosh Win eu DE er oo in Pavcil|g Wilbyrct § 1 8 ORusseiiet § 3 1 § yesterday, notching a 68% to 40% 10, ote any| nappy. gE BE the philosophy and the results of yankees ing duel; each fanned six, Thomp-|Hilngwih.ct 1 0 0 0/Neely, 101 ¢| victory. student. No nation. a “free ride” system. Also—| Tech's freshman track team shutout over son giving up four hits and Haat- Stouts. 8 0 0 O03 Foxif © 410 g| Ralph Alvarez and Fred Sickle scholar s h 1 p s, v.85 0 [there is a better solution! ran away from Washington yesankees won, ings five. Saverdb-ss § 2 1 {iKvmoushar 3 © 3 1 were double winners for the Silent Wilson jobs, loans, FOR EXAMPLE, during the Copyright 1951 for The Indianapolis Times terday, winning 96% to 20%, at his first vice In the fourth Carl Peek singled puiingc 1 0 2 re i118 8|Hooslers and Manual’s Jim Nyers| - grants-in-aid Or'|ast two years five of this area's TOMORROW: Wilson pre- Tech's stadium. = = | t+ the mighty in Jack Barney, who had doubled, gafcod’sy 0 0 0 ols 0 0 0 0 tied in the high jump and won the | anything else. ton-wid {greatest athletes of the past dec- i to th but Franklin Township tied it in Htchison.rf 2 0 1 Gordon © 0 0 0 % broad jump If this were the nation-wide sents the choices open. to the | the seventh after Phil Wampler |] Lawierib 3 3 3 0 I Wiley won ail four field events ia which stitution would(ade matriculated at institutions| pi. mep, n walked, Don Shimer sacrificed and §A3%1% 114 9 lincluding the shot put, won with have the better athletic teams? |ranging from 422 miles to 950] tr tet eee ~ Hastings singled in Wampler. In| , 513217 Totas 31 71s 3ja 48-5% inch effort by Bob |miles from Chicago. Three of ve ATHLETIC suttess would de-| on the eights ROD Paswalel singled geutehison first base on catcher's inter-\ gpoean He topped Washington's pend entirely on how attractive. Ithese boys originally had stated Tech Golfers ale aM Gordon walked for Sussman oon 5— 5 Cll Cook, city-county leader. ing school was to all types of stu-itheir preferences for Big Ten Ry] Count was hit and Barney's high fly to|Beech Grove ... 910 001 3— Signa coho the state's top put with | vle in Cou Y - ched, |Ben Dav os schools; one boy planned to ee re SHOT, Center plopped ulowehed, Erromc Westy. Ka uth, 3 a 51-7 effort. os on oy A Jaye Bool boy had pl 4 Tech golfers wore the Marion : scoring: both Funhers, Jon. Biz, Aro ig, Stout wiisicinsed | Broad Ripple’s George Seiden-|iiona) program. Large enrollment 2itend a nonconference Institu-| county high school links cham 1s yesterday Shipley Doubles | Young, Hutchison. ' Shaibaugh, Ragan. sticker got a big workout yester-| ww. 14 pe a by-product of the in-| Hon in the Midwest, and the fifth pionship today. n, 81-50, for ans, D. wier 2. Hager Haselwood. day. Seidensticker won three ii tion's educational reputation|P0Y consistently stated he was = yesterday at Sarah Shank the! vict rv 'A a Speedway’s four-run first frame pi 70% tied In—Jones, J. Fox, Spall, Wat: firsts and ran on the winning d an ftmbortant item in athletic 508 to attend the institution at Greenclads, Scott: Teal. (15), Joe! OrY, AB .came off three hits, a walk and kins. Young, Arnold. Ragan, Lawler 2.| ~~. 000 ¢ to pace the| 3D po |which he eventually matriculated. | of combined k Coll tf the Haser 2, Redenbacher 3, Backer 3. Three. alf-mile relay team to pace success. {Harbin (77), Dick Poland (79) two errors. Dick Collins of thegae Eifs_Russell Wheatley, —Amold; pociets: and prestige would, 1° qual the offers some ath. ,,3 james Noffke (81), outshot es by Russ Lawler. Home Run—Backer. Si Tradition p! g d| Hawks drove in two after Bill Mager, Born +" Redenbacher, Hager, Ra-| The versatile’ Ripple runner letes of this area are receiving, 312 school tot | SyHield. Shipley doubled for Decatur’s two- gan. Watkins. Arnold, Haselwood. Leit on| 1° PP play key parts. Of similar impor-|, “oo LEE CC for a Big | S€Ven others on a 312 school tota igh and low : p ey tou Bases—Beech Grove 1, Ben Davis 4 Base took firsts in the 100, 220 and|{snce would be location in a large y £(to win the crown. run third inning. jon _Balls—Of{: Jones 4, Dobbs 3, Watkins Ten institution to violate conferbroad jump Don |4. Struck Out, By—Jones 1, Dobbs 4, Suss-(Droad jump. ‘ population area, an area where a Shortridge was runner up with| scored ‘wins Cathedral, minus Intielaets 1 " {42 > “Watkins KD) fits Oir=Jones ¢in3 3| Richmond's best effort was a large number of high school stu- ence rules. There have been 0C-|a1x Other finishers (in order) hot put and Hock and Eddie Gaughan lost In-| hinges, 200 ) Ry fixing (Gordon, Rus: (slam in the high jump. dents graduate annually. casional violations and penalties| yore Broad Ripple 331, Howe 335, definitely, trailed 4 to 3 until the, qitB Balk—Dobbs. Passed Balls—Wheat- AT WASHINGTON , have been administered. I do not; .wrance Central 352, Cathedral bottom half of the sixth when the (Fey 2. Losing Pitcher—Jones. Umpires—G.| 100—1, Flood (TH): Guy (TH): 3, ste-| Athletes are not made; an ath- question that possibly other viola- , for indiana Irish loosened a seven-run splurge.| = © BW, Thay 10. "Mile Oensby (Wi: 2, McClain (TH); |\ete i8 a boy with a love for sports|yone have occurred — through 352, ‘Washington 364 and Manval " rose: who Five singles, erratic fielding and a Frankia a Manual = | Adame TE Tme i) Hapoam. (TH); jand a flerce desire to compete! gjymp getivity—which have not | 1380, ae Hol MATL0 BALL SOUP! and 2%0- walk helped undermine revamped BJonesct3 1 2 O/DNyersss 3 0 3 1|3. Bernhardt (W) Time. -538. PMCs ne ia 3 Student tobe al peen detected. S I 9 od NFRAL Washington, whose Arlan Lick- T*onest 4 28 dTuee 50 0 8 (Wiis Miles Tin “Time “163 janes io ay, nu ution just as| pg wever T am completely satis- dtengel ‘improv _ Matzo, the unleavened bread of 3 1 { ent (W), y — \ndereon. 50.) liter erred scholastically this Lee2b 4 1 0 ZAdemsst & 3 8 0/(TH). Time, 2:09. y sing and subst. 118d that for the most part our| NEW YORK, Apr. 25 (UP) the Passover, is broken up finely 2. Middl week. pmer dl 2 0 1 OlMc@rypc4 1 3 8 215-1. Hicks (Wi: 32. Flood (TH); 3,| Intensive recruiting lathletic administrations have Manager Casey Stengel of the ’ ime. “103 Johnny Riddle Jr. gave Wash. Zurmerib 4 1 8 fiCTevierit 3 8 1 8 Ow Huraicart: sis (Wi: 3. Ogleton|UIZING disrupts this normal flow oq. a sincere and successful ef-|New York Yankees was described and mixed with eggs, chicken fat ime, 23 OOK ington four bingles and Bob Montevod 8 ¢ lBotescds 3 J § 3 "Poie Vault, ohnsan (TH! and Trice OT STUAEDLS: fort to hold the line. “in vastly improved condition” to-| and spices and rolled into a ball Marshall (A); 3, Springer clouted a triple, the only" Herp 0 © 0 of (THU Hed § Riftey (Wo Hejeht Ml fot A SCHOOL which seeks na-| The burning question is how day at Lenox Hill Hospital from shape. This is much like a dump- : extra base blow. HTaylor 1 0 0 0|Killion (TH). Distance. 49 feet. 53 inches. |siona1 attention by procuring ath-/1ong can the Big Ten stick by its a kidney ailment which forced ling and is a wonderful accomWhite (IC) 1. Johannes 0 0 0 0 Broad Jump—1, Leonard (TH): 2. Hicks y P B 04.5 Six Tech errors and eight strike- Le 1.0 0 0//W. and Lovers (W). Distance, 30 feet etic success often can be identi- Position in the face of the unusual him to leave his team yesterday. paniment to a rich bowl of 2. g Butterworth outs by Anderson's Marvin Lowe . En 0 3 a2 HIER Sump_t, McGlome TH; 3 Kel tied by the fact that, for economy and excessive outside cffers? A N—e-; chicken soup. Matzo Ball Soup, 1: 2, Mills (1C)4 helped the Indians to their first, Totals 33 a Jo ra, In 4th. | Mile Relav--1. Waenington (Beranarat, S8Ke, it elects to excel in the most | 2.8.2 | like our cheesecakes, and our ., dr O14 va NCC win in three games. Lowe’ 8| Johannes walked for Studer an 7th. Jent, OW nsby Jnd Lowers); 2, Washing- popular sports—football or bas-| THE SANITY code, an honor-| French Fried onions are outstand- . Time, :15.8. change-ups spread out nine blows | ef furs oud C5 Latte, ih 1th. | Bi: Mile Relay—1, "Washington (Hicks, ketball, or both. It may enjoy ably conceived and earnest effort| | ing foods at the Subway me. 1473, by Tech as Anderson clubbed out|prankin C40 101 A eh inkton. Time. icsra > WiHeYiiguccess in its selected. sport(s),(to regulate aid to athletes on a ing . Central, by for. 14 hits. Lowe walked eight. | Errors—D. Nyers. 5, Palmer 2. Botos. | ‘sitet Herd AT RICHMOND : but it does not field comparable national scale, was buried Jan. > th (A); 2, Ek. Have 5-Run Second Inning | Herbrecht 2. Ferrish, T. Jones, Turnel. | genes BR): 3 Gamat (ani Za teams in the other sports. . 12, 1951. One of the most inter-| Restaurant-Delicatessen-Bar . Bor". ’ bl Fi x Mees A Robe DO ne hatted | 100—,, Seidensticker BR): 2, Nuedigate| This type of school sets off a esting aftermaths to its demise a . ‘ 3 Ari 2, B. Smith : . Six hits, including two do es Tee 2. Turners Sandler. Palmer. sac-| (BR. 3, Basse (BRI, Time, :107. |chain reaction: {was another conference's recent HOUR eo 8 AM. to Midnight Friday, 12:30 A.M. a3: Therer. alded she five "Tun Ka USE 2 Bi Meer Pit LT on Bate —Sg An by Plumiey (BR Time 4'44 i you =v 3! ONE: An institution begins an|approval of financial aid up to| e Saturday, 100 AM. Closed Sunday. Distance, 23 : e Monteomery 2. McQueary 2. Kent 3.| Shot/Pui=l Hughey (BR): Murley extensive recruiting and subsidi-|board, room, books, tuition. and : 3, Middlebrook Hughett had a IWo-rus Pinch out Kent a Ucauears: Hite off -Montepmers 4" ednche en’ Huones : mR 5 Eon Re **|zation campaign; bidding for ath-| $15 per month - spending money - 1. Histance, 39 double in the seven | hinge: off McQueasy 2. 1a 3 innings, off |3 Keene (R), Time, 53.5 wards (R):|)etes with financial offers equal to for athletes, plus a job if the boy COMPLETE CATERING SERVICE rk 2. Mikesell (IC: son fanned with the sacks filled kent 1 'n 5 innings. Hit hy pitcher, by —| Low Hurdles—1. “Bdwaris (R): 2: Gar-|full’ of : La [ : rett BR: Fave Ward full - expenses and in some in-ifinds it himself. - : " : nee, 115 feet, § d th ree. Bob Bishop of Rent (T. Jonesi. Passed balls—Gibson. | 3, Graves (BRI, Time, 2486. l # . . to en e spree. | Winning pitcher—Monteomery. Umpires— | 880—1. Lauchlin gBRY: 2. Yott (BR): 3, |stances additional amounts. In my opinion, the. complete! ‘ (At: 2, Byfield Tech hit the game's only triple. |Erwin and Durham. Time—2:30. xi I ei i Ear % Tease. TBR; tance. 153 feet, Ben Davis won its fourth| Shortridge | Framkiin Twp. 3 Cook RI Time ima Ripple >] : , = straight game as Harold Watkins! oa ot PE Sav ETS Hughey, Corbett, Higley, K. Hughey) ; : bs parcelled seven Hornet hits an (Erie 4 3 : Hh : 3 3 Rait-Mie ‘Relay—Won by Broad Ripple. g ; . results at the fanned 12. The Giants’ Jim Backer pers § 3 3 licricke 3 1 8 2) faaensticker. Nuedigate, Gooding. Besse). ® at 3 R . homered in the fifth with two on. Walkerlf 4 0 3 oWmplrib2 113 of Broad Jump-_1, Seidensticker (BR): 2.| rie ead Lowell Russell, Norval Wheatley, | Peek’ 2b 2 10 OHast'es.p 3 2 0 3 Morris RY, at Seren th one | S der drew in the Bill Arnold and Jim Lawler hit] Shoemye 3 ' : 3{ Buenn'y. 20 1 3 3 al Pole-Vauit—1,” Ruse ‘Ri: 2. Ritz (R):| ‘ disqualification ; 2000 : oo opener. heiucr 213 34 10]

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3, tie between D. Hushe { Nn triples, the latter two for Ben | Johns'n,cf Leavell (R} Heizht, 31 nT 154 Pr pean Davis. Totals 30 424 9 Totals 27 100— AT MA DAL 1. Van Sickle be’ Aly : Manual's Jim McQueary, a fing Shortridge i. 000 100 03-3 3 Holland A. Hime Ship ne D8): | i 8. A . | 4 catcher, started at the bination] Mp n oh ekie 000 9 lo er el wo T e 5 Shell M); 3 nd o he battery combination sy J m. J " High Hurdles—1. . 9 e ft t ampler. Runs Batted In—Barney 2. Pack, | Monroe M): 3, Hirer or ag0 e ok 2.

Hastings. Two-base Hit—Barney. Sacrifice : "Aa mc was given the business quick. He Hot himer. Double Play—Packham to Shoe- | a5 sp TD Time. 156.0. Williams

yielded a 6 to 0 lead to Franklin| | maker to Barney. Left on Bases—Shori-| ‘sao i, Lee (M): 32. Burgess (M: 3.| ge 5, Pranklin Twp. 5. Base on Balls—| . Bole after two innings, giving up only of Thompson 1. Hastings 1. Struck Out— | > irae" Low" Huratee—1. Mile” oa:

two hits. Manual made 10 errors BY Thompson 6. Hastings 6. Hit By Pitcher 2 ,Fersuson’ (DS): 3. Monroe (M). Time. |

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—By Hastings (Packham) SS Ball— | 9: all game. I Shoemaker. Umpire—Ralph Davis. Time— |, BOL Alvarer (DS): 2. Holland (M):| j ollery (M). Time. :25.0. fentnely Ton five Innings, Giving, Deer Spectr, | JI, Jumplt, iim Noein and Meer a ectively AB HO A H 0 ADS) tied: 3. Jeffers Heig ee re —— up only one hit and fanning eight. Se ; wil} }wincere.2n 303 0° ShoiPut_1. Wooten DS): 2 Gormat | = FIREBALL POWERED @) 0. 2 i Franklin's John Mon Eom i i ef 3 1 : 0 Wilson 2 $3333 {Ds 3 Jones (DSi. Distance. 43 feet, 3%. riield.p Long.1b 3140 y fo : 2 v whiffed six. The winners made Burner.c 3 0 9 0/Toole.c 30186 Py Note D8)" na Lateres a only three hits, Manual getting Avery » 31 2 1lVance.lf 4 1 1 0 tied. Height, 9 feet 110 0Stumphef 4 1 2 1| Broad Jump—1, Alvarez (DS): 2, Beatseven. Soisaiacte 3 : $ SI Boyer.l! 3 : 3 dity (M); Ye Jim Nyers (M). Distance. fil r eeler.p feet, 2 inc Howe Too Tough ‘Stewart 0000 |"*Mile Relay-—1. Manual (Shell, Crowe. | e900 | Burgess. Williams): 2. Deaf School: 3

. Plummer 1 Howe was just too much for At- Maral THOS

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a three-bagger. Cameron Keene's| third-inning home run paced the, Tigers. The win was Howe's fourth game against three set-

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