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Joe Williams Says—:

| | { Was Best Foe | But What About Charles And the Old Schmeling? - | . NEW YORK, Apr. 27—Before dying or fading away, ‘old heavyweight champions invariably compose a list of| : . . | the best bruisers they've entertained professionally. Joe Louis’ list is revealing, provocative and not, I suspect, without prejudice. “Billy Conn tops the batting order of 10, followed in order by Max Baer, Jim Brad-| -———— - ——— dock, Max Schmeling, Tommy Saacop] Near End Farr, Ezzard Charles, PYimo y Carnera, Jersey Joe Walcott, Bob » ! Pastor and Arturo Godoy. But 100s Shine How fdr can you go along with him? Would you agree Conn was! : the toughest man he faced? May-| be Conn was, at that. Louis con-| Johnson Rolls 705 cedes he was whipped at the end’ To P Pin Parade of the twelfth in their first fight ° ace ntror . and that the Pittsburgh Irishmay Just like a cork, 700s continue would have won the title that to Dob to the top of the local night if he hadn’t made the mis- POWling scene. And the season's take of trying to slug it out in @!Most over, too. the thirteenth. That's the way it! Jim Johnson of Solataire did looked to me, too. the bobbing last night. Rolling yon in the Moon-lite Major League, CONN had some great rounds/ Johnson came up with a 705. That 4 Ot Sgt 13 the oighty aad] SSE 170 108 08 MOREL its ninth he literally stabbed and section went to Barry Hemmings hooked Louis dizzy. The eleventh and Ernie Koch. Hemmings got was another big one for him, both a 670 for Charlie's Five in the i- k Insulation loop at Penn-, at long range and in close. Twice Fi-Blak Insulation he staggered the Bomber with SY. Koch's 666 was scored for lefts to the head. At the bell I Hatfield Paint in the same circuit. remember he waved airily to the Women had a good night. Three crowd and laughed. A soft touch. Passed the 600-mark in the Bowes, Conn took up in the 12th where Seal Fast Classic a. the West i ide alleys Ann Sauter’'s 202he had left off, again staggering ® J the champion with hooks to the| 226-223—651 led the trio. Ann, head, beating him to the punch, Tolled for Ban-Dee Inn. making him miss and, near the Hickman Whirlaway star Dorclose, wrestling him half way to ©thy Berkopes was one pin behind the floor in a showy gesture of Ann at 650. Dorothy put together authority. : games of 210, 236 and 204. The At that moment there was ab- Hickmans teamed for 2768. solutely no question as to which ym jonnson, Solstei = was the better man as far as the Bary Hemmises, Chatlies pive fight had gone. Bob Cassidy, Cassidy & Son .... Con's decision to confine ag- Bob Marshal Shirine Talons .,, gressively was to prove disastrous, Elmer Baldwin, Shrine sen but remember Louis still had Clyde Williams, Raperts. mite. three rounds to go and he might Fop" as Facoms, Won-Ten have caught him, as finally he Ro SioAoy Art Sacks Auta i did, no matter what strategy the; Lou Conley, Tiny Tots Toy Shop .

Irishman elected to use. Never-| Bux Mehex, Ideal Furniture 0.000. 63 theless, Conn, out in front, had Bob Megs! pin bd Chain. 5 clearly demonstrated his equip-| Jim Kemimneyer, Miller Regal Store | |. 62 . 1 arkey, Won-Ttn 62!

ment, craftily applied was more | Bob Woolgar, National Tralier Sales aloy, VFW 3 . than sufficient. {George Such, Stewart-Warner . Bill Geist, Phil-Gas ...

nn. Alexander, Tremont Inn... .... IF CONN"was the best Louis Gay Overman. Riviera National | d the testi I sub-| Benn Sarse: a Rare Ink 61 a— i er, Ww ober Nyy... fought an teglmnony. Lou George Baker, Shawnee ac Crvarriee

mit, is persuasive—the Bomber's| Wysit May. Pepsi-Cola Fait: : 808 opposition throughout his long Ered Reber, Guinn Bunt ™. 1111111: 8 championship reign was some-|GISTef Schmals EC Atkins [11010 eos thing less than terrifying. Conn| Bul §eiizoe, Mufflers Team .... 604 wasn’t even a light heavyweight Charies Ralston. Dol fein Cleaners.” oo that night; he was giving away | ohn Cook. Biks suteengianeadl

close to 30 pounds to Louis who Andy Anderson, Won-Ten

aes 60 - Damon Meredith, Di at 27 was not far from his ab- Bob Stone Rite Sweet Shop. 0 = Le solute peak. Butch Cloud, Bange's Grocery .... ... 600

i Connie Curran. C, & M Bar You'll note Louis ranks Schmel- Charles Fisk, Christ the ing

Bill Faust, Shelby St x Ing as fourth best. He should Bob Crawiord, W Inds. my oitessmen 200 know since he was in there doing, 2¢! Fahim op grep Contractors 385 the fighting but I'd have to dis- Qtto Nedved. Western Electric 380 agree. Joe Searcy. Madison Ave. Piower Shop 5 orn, Parkway 56. For one night. at least, the Charles Power, American United Life 268 | German was a great fighter. That| Jud Massing, si. Catherines 338 was the night he stiffened Louis!Jack Dwenger, Iiinote Central

in 12 after first giving him aj. Sauter, Ba OMEN

severe whacking. Dorothy, Berkopes, | Hickman Whirlaway 830 Along the way he exposed a Thema Hobos: oud" crows HH

physical weakness and a fighting Jolt Vogel, Beck Drugs Moore itt flaw which led directly to the Eva Willamucy, Davis Cleaners Bomber's defeat and which were pyyili, Gandolf, Johns ‘Ramp's

to continue to plague him as his Marta Roberts, Marott Shoes . |. ' B57 ttrell, Hickm hi i. career lengthened (a) he didn’t|Jo Hooper, Pehrs Beer Fawwy 3% take a head punch well; (b) he/§.2ds ey, Bulber Bar §

pulled back so far in starting a Luc» Long Koch

News { y El . h left lead he was wide open for a Ann West Seven po

RIED 8 est, Seven- Tamns right hand counter.

A {Betty Levitts, Indiana Gear {June Glasson, John Ramp's v {Marge Skelton, Falls City

3 innings. Kenneth Heiss, an- , 5. = Elizabeth Henry, Davis Cleaners 336 tour inning IT WAS this technical defect Jo Berkopes, Hickman Whlifoay 33 other junior hurler, threw 11 collected nine hits. Don Steele

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that Schmeling exploited to the full. The first time Louis started one of those wide hooks Schmeling belted him with a right that knocked him down. This was in round four.

From then on the pattern didn't jazerne Biers Ban. Dee Inn Ll 319 : : ran. Mc . s Fo adnses . > deviate ani the knockout inevi- Frances Little.” Sees: fy Bee aay " x rtics. Elsie Tingle, Fehr's Beer tably grew out of the same tactics. fixie Tingle. | n

Newcomer Lumber ... 51 The German must have scored :

with 50 solid rights that night. Schmeling was at least the second best fighter Louis met, despite the fact he had previously been stopped by Baer and outpointed by Steve Hamas and was over the

Jean Case, Old Crown Flo Bellis. Lucky Club Mary Kidd. Falls City Hazel Large. Ban-Dee Inn Ruth Raney. Fred Cline Realtors Mercedes Beasley, Ott's Tavern Katheryn Brehob, Madison Flower Shop Betty Jordan. Hickman Nell Schmidt. Koch News Ethel Maher. Marott Shoes oris Hayman. Falls City

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hill at the time the Germanistary Baas. Ross J Moore Cerrar i riey Services, Curry ve .. knocked him out. Lonls must Boras Baird: Riviera National .. ) |Bsertha orka. alls City ‘a have had more respect for Anna_Manion. Pritchett | oli

than he professes or he wouldn't ann Bateman. Fred Cline have made him wait two years [fons Veller P. I gi iMlory for a return . The Bomber's spleen is showing West Side Tourney elsewhere in his rankings, too. Like listing Charles sixth behind

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A tournament for Indianapolis pinmen with an average of 185 such as Baer, Braddock and Farr. less over the last two years #8. opens at 8 p. m. tomorrow at West I CAN practically guarantee Side alleys. you Charles would have had no| Entries will be accepted until 8! trouble with them. This is typical p. m. tomorrow for the fifth anof detroned champions, though. nual Junior Bowling Classic. sponThe fellow who wins their title sored by West Side alleys. never wins their affection. | A fee of $12.50 permits keglers You have to go all the way to bowl eight games across 16 1 back to eighth place to find Wal- alleys for cott in the Bomber’'s book. Per- on 200 entries. Squads roll at 8 haps that's where he belongs. But p. m. Saturdays, Apr. 28 and May| I, along with thousands of others, 5; at 5 and 8 p. m. this Sunda

y,! tock car ilots in the Southport Lawrence Central including Referee Ruby Goldstein, and at 2, 5 and 8 p. m. May 6. Ps top Ne be in yi hick of Darin h 24 Pukines BHOA DETROIT, Apr. 7 (UP). can testify he beat Louls and was Time is open on all squads. Woe Sunday afternoon at the Kib¥2> 1.0 0 0McDuielso 4 0 0 3 Southpaw Gene Bearden, 1948 cheated out of the championship . Nerding.ss 4'1 1 4iSteele.lb 3 2 8 0/pgokie of the year, but a disby two judges who must have Mallory's Banquet W. 16th St. Midget Speedway. (hansen, 3 3 3 YMecunilet 3 8 3 Mf, ointment since, was purchased been looking at an entirely differ-' mp. Mallory Athletic Associa-| Time trials for the hardtops will Hurriear 2 2 7 0 Yager2b 3 0 3 1 today by the Detroit Tigers from ent fight. ‘tion will have its bowling dinner, open at | with the first heat MoQthey if 311 emit 33: o the Washington Senators for a This was late in Louis’ Career pray 10 at 6:30 p. m. in the Ant-| event at 2:30. Myerslf 1 0 1 OlApplep 2 0 0 2 reported $17,500. and Walcott, who never had done; vs Hotel. More than 300 are ex-| — c— Besnoit 3 3 : 3 LWileon 0000 The handsome knuckleballer much before and was an old pected to attend the fete. Mem- Sta Golf on ICC Menu Lesterss 3 3 2 2 never has lived up to the promPappy. guy himself. had Louis {qq of the 64 teams in the As-| 9, , Elermnnp 3 0 0 2 ise he showed in leading Clevedown twice with right hands. | sociation will be cited. | Plans for the 1951 golf season Totals 20 921 9 Totals 24 s1s11/1and to the American League!

~ » os LOUIS was just beginning to Upsets ABC Leaders come along when Schmeling first By United Press exposed his inability to guard ST PAUL, Minn—An upstart | against a right hand counter. It Minneapolis team has moved into|

FLINT, Mich.—Archie Moore, 179'4, To- | | Paddock, McGathey 2, Hurrle, Steele, | oq," . | was a weakness he Was Never tne lead of the American Bowling] yg at 7:15, golf chairman. DIBRET erding 3 oPueh. Two-base hits—Mc- Ashevite, NT G&S), Herman” Harris.” 166, y +19. |Gathey, Steele, en bases—Pug | —— able to correct, a weakness that congress tournament. —_— ee |Wallsmith, Lasiter, Paddock. Left on |

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‘Gardner Spoils No-Hitter # For 3 Washington Hurlers

Attucks’ Big Willie Pokes One-Run Double as Tigers Score 7-2 Victory

By JIMMIE ANGELOPOLOUS Yoif can't even stop Crispus Attucks’ Willie Gard

: 28 baseball bat. A Gardner, he of the many shots and many hits, spoiled a no-hit! : game for three Washington hurlers as the Continentals fashioned T 5 a 7 to 2 victory over the Attucks diamondmen at Rhodius yesterday. § Attucks’ only hit was a low liner into center for a double in the'n

Mameluke, Ruhe Show Derby Class

Sonic Gets Support

ner with a

ourth off Kenny Trammell, who

hits. Gardner's two-ply poke drove the Tigers’ first run. The

econd one came off two errors With a 6 to 2 verdict

rence Central. Jesse

Trammell gave up one hit in 88Ve up only four

hit a double, three for the Bears.

% I he Win First Southport’s Carl Lasiter with Heiss clouted a triple in his three straight singles, and John

ti : Bill Springer, nly time up and pring had perfect days at Three singles ictory was Washington's third in 1-¢¢ McCathey

Cameron

B. Cook walked in sixth.

seventh, Crispus Attucks Washington

Errors—Springer,- Harper, Cook 2,

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RH . Crispus Att F © on balls~Off: Trammell 3, rx Keene 1. Struck out—By: Heiss 4, Keene 2. Hits—Off: in 4 innings: Heiss, 0 in 11; Wild De e—Keene. Passed Winnifig pitcher—Trammell Mays and W. D

IN RACE SUNDAY-—Jack

Harrison, Indianapolis, one of

Errors—Pugh 2, Yager 2. J —McDaniel,

| bases—Lawrence Central 6, {Base on balls—off: Apple 1, Struck out, by—Apple 4. Efe

A.M. P.M {in five years as they upset the Todas Minor Majer Minor Mader DS a her, bye Eirmann mighty Meisterbraus of Chicago, | Today oi ui 3:38 and Mayes. Time, 1:40. 2 former word match champions, | Sunday 12:10 6:20 12:30 6:45 pe——————— 11009, 1011, and 1009 Ny, 150 #08 213 way ’ ’ . | esday . : : . : HOUR | Earlier Phil Icuss, Steubenville,| Wednesday... 2:25 8:50 2:55 9:05

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enth. Fitzs waiked for White in seventh Martin grounded out for Edwards

Hawkins, Gardner. Runs—sSpring0 Heiss, Lee, C. Cook. Cobbs. Ru

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the plate. the kid jockey aboard Sonic,

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Sonic.

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s Pleasant Run Women s Have Official Opening

o Mrs. Noble Reed won low ‘‘on-¢/the-green” honors yesterday as 3/the Pleasant Run Women’s Club o/opened its golfing season with an —|‘‘one-and-off” tournament.

Reid Cotton was second with 39! Johnson Young was The tournament al, Williams. Originally was scheduled for 18 |holes but was shortened because 1,/0f the weather,"

bcos: Tigers Pay $17,500 For Gene Bearden

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LEXINGTON, Ky. Apr. 27 — wo sections of the Blue Grass takes produced three hotshot opes, so the Kentucky Derby was |still anybody's race today. | Mameluke and Ruhe were the

Southport punched through for|

winners of the split divisions of Kingsn Jr (Highland), Doc [the Blue Grass, but a good deal/Siver ®&. its first success in three outings Derby su on Sonic. [(8.), Sonic led home Ruhe by a nose saat Bi a in the sotons division. but as Carl Lines (Coftin)." |disqualifie or ng out in| the stretch and blocking Ruhe’s| final dash in the nose-and-nose Ww finish. The King Ranch colt was shuffled back to fourth place and Ruhe declared the winner. The loser was Willie Boland,

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| Four Ball's 1st Round | Opens at South Grove

Defending champions John {David and Dick Stackhouse will lead off in the first round of the {fourth annual Spring Four-Ball {Golf Tournament over South Grove Sunday. | David and Stackhouse did not (have to fire in the qualifying iround last week because of their ‘championship status. Two flights in addition to the championship will

top bracket. Leading off in the lower bracket of the champion-

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ship flight will be Reese Berry of Riverside and Ted Lach of Coffin against Doug Crist of Riverside and Grover Robinson of Riverside. All times in the pairings are according to daylight time. CHAMPIONSHIP FLIGHT | Upper Bracket

11:11 A. M -—John David (MH), Dick Stackhouse (MH), Fred Burnside (Sway),

Walter Chapman (Sway), 11:18—Bob Punk (Sway), Bill Diehl (Sway), George Dougherty (Coffin), Joe

Medjesky (Coffin), 11:25-—Harold_Cork (HCrest), Bob Schuman (HCrest), Bob Rochford (PRun, John Schorn (PRun). 11:32~Pete Farkas (Coffin), T\ Draber ave

(Coffin), Sam O'Neall (Cwdsville), Gerrard (Cwdsville), F§ 1 John Hare Jr.

: (Hland), Bob Spear (8Grove), Hilligoss (8Girove). 11: ), Chuck H (Coffin), Don Taylor (Sway), Geo. Taylor

(Bway). 11:53—Gene Emery (ICC), Pete Dy: (ICC), Carl Brodk (WBrook), Buck field (Coffin). 12:00—Clayton Nichols (Coffin), Crouch ou in), Tom Laflin (Rside), Steffen (PRun). Lower Bracket P_ M.—Reese (R), Ted jad {Coftin), Doug crest) Grover 12:14—Bill McCune (WB), Hank Cam bell ‘WB B), Chet Baker (Coffin); Ww Dean a 12:31—Prancis Binder ter (8G), Clark Bsple (HC) Pete Stone

(HC). 12:28—Marvin Heckman (8G), Les Crews (Comm), John Banich (8W), Tony Brisnik 12:35—Ralph Heinlein (Coffin), Bob Buchanan (8G), Palmer Millikan (R), Bob

Ridenour (R). 12:42—Wayne Middleton (Martinsville), Lawson Lawrence aMaTUnS le) od B. Clemans Jr. (PR), Jack Pfeiffer (PR). 12:49—Russ Rader (88), Ralph Jordan (88), John Wolfe (Broadmoor), Bob Gold-

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12:56—Bob Blake (Anderson), Mike Bor-

{son (Anderson), Pat Patsue (8G), Bill Chapman (8G). FIRST FLIGHT ! Upper Bracket 1 9:20 A. M.-—Joe Prazer (R), Meredith

Nickel (R), Lester Berry (C), Bud Key (C). —Jack David (8), Ken Robbins 8 Red Wolf (Anderson), Art Closser { {Anderson), Joe Childers (88), Keith Lindamood (88). 9:41—Lynn Lee (88), Morrie Milburn (88), aoe Montfort (8G), Herb 9:48—Red Sfafford (8G), Don Murphy (8G), Gene Stonehouse (8G), Cleo Stonehouse (8G). 9:55—Wilmer Cox (PR), Prits Wuelfing (PR), Dick Roberson (Cj, Gene Buckley |

10:03—Bob Miller (S8), John Foley (88), Bill Robbins (PR), Doc Sutton (PR). | 10:00—John McGuire (Highland), Bert Eison (8), Doc |

Lower Bracket |

arl Petercheff Joe

(Coffin), Hanley (8).

Chuck Rene) James

(Noblesville), Bob] Ben Bodine (Coffin),

10:30—Tom Glogosa (8.), Ed mperski 3 Norman Cooke (8.), Mike ompson oh 10:37—Budy Bresausek (R.), Dick Hall (W. B.), Bernie Broderick (8. G.), Frymefer (8. G.). 10:44—John Mahan (P. R.), Gene Cox (P. R.), Dick Crist (R.), Dick Styles (R) _10:51—Charley Whitcomb 8. G.), Hodle Weaver (8. G.), Ken Percifield (8. G.). Bud Jenkins (8. G.) 10:58—Herman Kohiman (8. G.), Ording (B. G.), Harry Shade (8. 8.), Jack Gross (8. 8.) { 11:05-—Jim Bayless (Coffin), Bill Butler, (Coffin) Bill Lukins (8G), Don Bray.

Second Flight

1.03 P. M.—Frank Fox (PR), Joe Ryan PR), Bernard Salge (8G), Karl Knotts | )

G 1:10—Jerry Leer (H). Toby Morris m,! Marion Hammer (C). Fred Bock (C). : 1:17—John R. Smith (Hanover Team), Darrel McFall (Hanover Golf| Team), Harry Bainaka (C), Bob Burns (C). 1:24—Monte Nelson (Muncie), Rut Smith (Muncie). Phil Bayt (C), Bill Bayt iC). 1:31—Joe McGuire (Martinsville), Dick | Potts (Martinsville), Jim Jones (8G),| (Anderson). Dick Ma-

Glenn Green (8G). 1:38—Don Ross honey (Anderson), Paul Oliver (C), Ernie Linville (C) 1:45—Norman West (C), Jesse Peden Fe.. Marco -Mastraopaolo (8G). Jim hite (PR). 1:52—Bob Blaney (R). Clark (R), Bill Sparrenberger (8: Jac Aree (8S)

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