Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 April 1951 — Page 15

SUNDAY, APR. 29, 1951 i THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Dress Rehearsals This Wesk Herald

Notional Lea League— American League—

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Bl Columbus to Defend South Central Diadem At Southport Saturday

Mid-State Conference Meet Thursday; Broad Ripple Invitational Friday

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ck Car Club; : Shortstop Breaks Slugs Yanks to Ry JIMMIE ANGELOPOLOUS . } at Indianapolis’ Leg in 8-2 Victory "6 to 4 Victory This week—-dréss rehearsals, next week—the hig show starts, 5 way this after- 5 Continued I i 4 That's the state high school track pattern among Hoosierdom's 1 tussle between ontinued From Page 13 | Continued From Page 13 spirited track and field hopefuls. 4 of Anderson, base in the fifth inning of the scored once in the fifth and the The spiciest Conference conclave with local flavor is the ‘South i shel White, of game, Senators again tied the score at {Central Conference scheduled at Southport Saturday. i he lead in the Bob Rush won his first victory 4-4 in the sixth when Sam Dente's Columbus, the defending champion, is expected to be one of the { ck Car Club's of the season, limiting the Cardi- fly sent Sam Mele home. top contenders for its own laurels |—————— sree sie me : nals to six hits After DiMaggio put them ahead again in the 150-man track and present, touches it off. Shortridge 2d to Kimmer- i. Louis OA Chleage to stay in the seventh, the field carnival, is among the elite represented at when Kimmer- wrey. ef 4 0 3 OTrwilligr,2b 4 £94 Yankees added an insurance run But Rushville, [the Frankfort Relays. no while White sllehirri” 3 8 3 oBawmniinet 3 1 3 0 in the eighth on Joe Collins’ spearheaded hy SLLMENEEE | Taayette is host to the Hoosier . 16th Street's YusiaL i 432 0/8auerlf 8 110 single, two straight Senator all - around star [Conference Wednesday and CoCarasolae 4 1 ¢ liPatkoct 8238 errors, and Cliff Mapes’ fly. Jack Cross, will {lumbia City entertains the Northe Hemusss 3 0 0 2(Smalleyss 3 1 1 1 Morgan yielded eight hits while fjbe one of eastern Indiana Conference le.3 : bs first this Svmne 103 aRuck 111% Al Sima, who hurled seven and it h e erstwhile | Broad Ripple will have guests nmerling runs Boyer, ° pp gues me an BAD 8 9 0lRush.p 3030 two thirds innings for Wash- . |challengers bid- |—day and night. On Thursday, ° owerton 1 0 0 0| : ington, was nicked for all 12 ding for the blue ; ollet.p 0 0 0 1| Y h ithe Ripple field will be the scene won the fea- Fete $350 : A Neshinion Nex Yar Po jor the Capital Distric} Confesesied { the Champion- H Rice. 1000 AbD oa aa | Others in the land on Friday, Broad Ripple will Club races at Totals 3 83413, Totals 3 113113) Toy 3) 3 ihaouer 121% " iy (eld 10elude; stage its annual Broad Ripple hight, he didn’t overton grounded out for Habenicht Naren 3 3 4 dana : : 3 3 Times uvhoto by Bill Oates outhport -on- Invitational. to push “Mad Neion grounded out for Pollet in th. Melert $ 3 i 0 DiMagsio cl > 130 STOPPED—Don Rodick, of the Old Timers, halted a Butler Rergville, Pranic Ripple, which won its first city lead in Cham- il Lr A ge RR A Dente.ss $03 3 aensen it ‘ i i o varsity drive by intercepting a pass intended for End Gene Biava gy rior ana Angelopolous \cinder diadem in history Friday i rasso.c s 2 . ' . . ' | , standing. The eho yn MO ME] Okriec 0 0 1 0 Rist. $14 ; (left) in yesterday's Varsity-Old Timer's football game. Old Timer 'sneibyville. [in meen a oie nond were: Bill Error—8Smalley.’ Runa’ baited in—Bilko. | Sls eee ; Br. 4333 » Bob Straub, also leaped for the ball. The game ended in a 13-13 | The record-books: will need edMusial, Jackson 2, Baumhoitz, 8 2 f its local t ill beat th 1T3ls, Kummer. Patko 2. Cusick. Two-base’ “pits—smaley. Aome Telephoto, Hochaels 1333 deadlock. liting Saturday. Columbus’ Ed D Sent 903) Fue by tithe r. ch usic ackson. Home Runs—| ” ge ——— onship's up-to- Sa Tuts, sili Cuil, Doble THE HARD WAY—Umpire Babe Pinelli signals the out as | far, 300315, Tusk |, #1020 3 mrs Toutes SAY. HBr at), TCL Own in experience but up of the leaders: etta;: Habenich to Garagiola to Bilko. “Lett | Brooklyn's Duke Snider robs Giants' Monte irvin 30 hit. The circus Ran Ried Soul oh Dine 1 Roosevelt Keeps 10 d in fter th in next year's prospects, will batpoints; White on pa om pours Ti one: 5. poles catch came in the fourth inning of yesterday’ b Haynes. in Ain 10 seconds even, wll go a'ter Ne, 54 the North Central Confers : ' I" ha Sh Borer 2, Jisbotictt 3 Foye: 9, e fourth inning of yesterday's game between the waninston : 200 011 000- Ko ko 110.3 14-year-old conference mark... ot Frankfort Saturday. ' irrel Dierenger, Ban LPO a Ol att 7, Dodgers and New York. The Giants lost again, 8 to 4, New York. . a0 tio fix 8 omo Crown And Teammate John Howe, is ¥ 9 ) 5, 104; Frank fie anq_yine off Boyer 3 ard, 3 3 foal bmi a at ue Yost, Foote. Okie, Sims. Col. | | Just a tick behind at :10.1. The sectionals open May 11. : Cc 0 | . 2 w - rn ———————— et ——— Adamson, 78; 1 and 0 in 3 Krieger 4 and 3 in 3. Win- | American Association— {Mele DiMaggio 3. Collins, Coan. Berra, : Fo ROKOMO, Apr, 28 (UF) ~The Yeley is one tenth of a second Bill Holloway, ning pitcher—Rush (1-0), Losig pitcher—, Dente, Mapes Two glare Hit Berra, Home {defending champions repeated to- a he 220 Kk of :23. .B R Off Ny ale Dove Blarae. day’ as Gary Roosevelt captured under the mark of :23.1, osse Kuns

Boyer (0-1). Time—2:20. Attedace—21,593. , 54, E C | hh St M i rifices—Sima, McDougald, Double Plays— : | Dente to Verble to Vernon, 2: Coleman “AM Rushville's Lowell Moore, . Surkont Notches 3d |EX= OIUMDUS ar reips {0 Rizmito to Coline: Risauio to Coline Take West NIHSC eon Clan A. meet and Warsaw .;s 3" high hurdler this season » With Southern

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. i Vidory for braves. Brews Beat 'Home' T CERES Championship | Kam fo 2 rigid ‘ ts ee n ® ynes | BOSTON, Apr. 28-—Max Sur- a ome eam oi Ol SWita Piten— gorgan: winning By United Press | No meet records were set in Preliminary time trails wigiol PETERSBURG, Apr. 28—Bosse kont registered his third straight Continued From Page 13 noon, paced by two home i her Mra rer Riy, hero. EAST CHICAGO, Ind. Apr, 28] °ither clase, at 10 a. m. and the finals start at Of Evansville ran away with the 0 : runs ny d Gow Attendance — Kokomo's Ke T led 23d 80 I 1 victory of the season and his sec- |, cio he got the first t in Bob Cery and one by Kal Segrisl. 50480. Time—230. Defending State Champion B. Toye Squa 2p annual Southern’ Invitationa ond over the Phillies as the, =.=. go a Pt BR I Cervs Tirst Rurier came Eris. 30:50. TINE? 3 8 PION the 120-yard high hurdles time Big Zip % [Track ahd Field Meet here today, e sev w s e Braves blanked the 1950 National |g. 11a in a row Eee sixth With no one on. His aD he Tigers Pound Gary Froebel nosed out favored of :15.1 he set last week, for the| Tyuegday's varied program gets Piling up 85 5-6 points to outdisLeague champions 3 to 0 today|.ove the game. was clouted over the 400-foot . Hammond today, 541; to 4815, to best performance. /the athletes out of their starting tance the 19-team field. before a crowd of 7848. It was the ous “was replaced by Jack centerfield fence with one man White Sox, 7-4 \win the West Northern Indiana’ Muncie Central was runner-up, biocks with zip. The well-balanced Pocket City Braves’ fifth straight victory and ymian. who gave way to a aboard. Segrist homered in the! High School Conference track and In Class “A" with 4215 points, | The Mid-8tate meet at Wash- Bulldogs scored firsts in the 120 their seventh in nine games. pinch-hitter in the Seventh. Dave ®ighth with no one on. h DETROIT A ie a field championship. followed by Kokomo 361%, Ander- ington, with favored Danville hgh Burda, 440, 360) bead jump, Philadelphia Boston : 2%" “Both teams w ro gers s 0 e Froebel's Blue Devils held a son 19%, Ft. Jayne South 1115,| —— eens — -mile relay, mi relay an gtr TE Suara 1] 3 Toman Bed he ast two i Soh SDR ee 0 10 ek bing shamp Dy pounding out im two-point et over. her EL Waine: Central Sh. New This Week's Prop. |e teens Asnbura.c 22 Se i 1 : 9 Sass the early innings. ‘In the fourth yy defeat the hy White Sox. arch-rivals going into the two Castle 5. Pp _No_records were ronal atelier 0 99 ySueu» 313318 Milwaukee | Columbus frame, Kansas City's Hugh Rad-7 to 4 today before 11,640 fans [Ca¥ events Hammond won the Auburn Was second io Wanssw/ Track, Baseball Card of Evansville, high-jumped 8% citi, $44 IER 13] Sime 3 3 Senin § J siffe relieved starting “Pitcheriin Briggs Stadium. Froebes was fourth, but the Steel lowed by Pike Twp. and Wabash| rn inches to tle the year-old mark Seminickc 4 2 0 1Keiras 3103 Thorpe It jit 0iMoreci ct 3% 4 0 Bob Keegan and quelled a Mud Hoot Evers, who had gone hit- roehe was four u e Slee’ 'oweq by e Twp. an abas of “Blaine - . ‘ 0.0.0 y 7 “Dest hool a id Charlit n Ra Samer C8 80 gSurconte 3000 chai 311 3fnuy $330 Hen rally. "The Hens collected jess in 16-times-at bat; —led—De- Sy hogs won. the. Halttiets, SSlAE RIE. 18 each, Butler and Howe 2 5 Tae tos, {In_that _svent,. rg ® Meero' 3803 fends’ 3 § 3 Eaemiils +23 Lonly three hild eff Redeliffe—riroit's—gttack=—uft—Teriignder-"hie Hammond was degialitiia Miliary i5-taehediississinews Hs “foes rg TTT] Bosse #5 8/8. Lincoln nitmanit 1-0-0 somes sffontag, rf 2 1 1 OZerntarf 3 1 1 1; A parade of Mud Hen pitchers Billy Pierce and Hector Brown a ammon nishe e Plymouth 1 airmount 1215, wih dato 36 5/6, Bloom: ston 3 2 Enaatrs REE Orksnss 4 0 3 3McAlistras 3 1 2 3yigited the mound ahd returned with a home run and two singles. Face in third place, the meet Bluffton and I and Knox 11 each. a-Siate hr oririase. Evansville” 37 Wash ane: ff des | Totals 34 82414 Total® 20 727 1 Halkp 3 0 1 2Mamshalic 3 1 2 0to the dugout as the Kansas City Johnny Groth got a single and a would have wound up In a first- nk pen " Mest Gite" 16. “Brine Hs, ton a pAitchell. ; Whitman lined out for ais, in eighth. ozans 3 3 4 } big guns collected 15 hits. The double and George Kell, who had plage Ue, t da t. but Crispus pC ld 5 . Boon ie 3, hae. V sfuon fe ant Y — Seeking Cavallero ran for Sisler in eighth. larroNe pr 20 0.3 two teams meet here tomorrow been sidelined with a spiked fin- 0 meet records were set, bu ecor S Hoosier Conference at Lafaye a. A core. ay ane'scr ! { ’ Northeastern Indiana Con once at Qoi Be An Oo ek a BE |dedtweck 0 0 0 0 afternoon in a double header. ger, played his first game of the Froebel's John Moore tied the lumpia City ———— top 10 point pi Nicholson flied out for Whitman in a. (Neisdbe, 1.009 Kansas City Toledo season and got one single in two 120-yard high hurdle standard i . 1 o trick Meet at Broad Rippl Ci C P th St. today i Bhlindelnhis ............ + 00D 000 000 gf Tulsi 3 827 11[ ToRals Ja1031 Wo gnvdersp 25 8 2 Vsunvanet 23 5 § 4 official times at bat. Joe Gins- with a :15.5 effort. Chuck Koval - al ULI au at Bigad RiDOl, ity, ounty Prep Duick (above) § Boston .-. 001 002 00x— 3 Walker. ran for Marshall in seventh. Marquis,.cf 5 2 6 0 Hageerty.lf 4 2 2 0 berg got Detroit's other home run, of Froebel was the only double Sauthoo ay Canterence at Peru. T k ‘Be , to D OE TS RB Hertweck announced for Crimian’ in goOmis!f 2 3 3 QMaviadd = 3 3 4 2 pic cecond in two games " winner, capturing both dashes Broad Ripple Invitational ¢nieh rac sts ate Jones’ error In 3rd). Two Base Hits— sevenin: \ P tw Courtnev.e 4 2 5 0/Delagar gt >e y : ’ Ce jou Rie, Invitadianal inlght. 00—:10.3, Ti 1 in 4 Waitkus, Hartafield. Siolen Base Ashburn, Sorrapay snutk out dor Heriwesk in O'Neal 1s $08 0Conmellvs 2001 CMYE%H 0 a Petrol 0 |, Valparaiso’s Bob Bailey stepped Woatheld: Bon Davis a6 Noblesville a, 228" rics Xd 8s in that area, : to Torgeson; Elliott to Hartsfield to Tor- Milwaukee tay > 00 we 323 1 Carey. ib 3 i : Semminep : : : : an Ib : 2 3 JiRollowan1b 3 i 9 the 440-yard run in 51.8. Laz, Cooper Set (angular. oi BY ReneS at Prankfort ho el rn rose. ni; 333 Sel Racin Ine eson. Left on Bases—Philadelphia 9. “grror Phillips. Runs scored—Thorpe, [e€san.p 1 00 OLucaldello 1 0 0 0 Zarilla.rf 5 1 2 1 Wertzrt $+ 1 40 Hammond Clark was third with | (Tech) ae ey Ripple); 123. Bruce 8 > } oston 6. Base on Balls—off: Meyer 3. ga50 Crowe, Reed, Montag. Unser, Radcliffep 3 1 0 0/Sloat.p 0 0 1 0 Rbinson,1b 3 1 8 1 Everslt 4 3 3 029 points, followed by Gary wal-| New Vault Mark urday (Shoririgre. } organization Burkont 2. Struck Out—by: Surkont 3. Hoover, Phillips, Moreci. Runs batted in— es — — — — Crrsquel,ss 4 2 4'Groth.cf 3210 g | Northern Indian Conterence Finals at| 440—:514, Besse {Broad Ripples: 3s. 4 Hits—off: Meyer 7 in 7 innings, Konstan- Moreci’'s Crowe, Montag 4. Klaus, Basso | Totals 40152711 Totals 39 13 27 10 Philly.if 4 2 i 0 Priddy.2n 4 1 4 s lace 25 Valparaiso 222, Gary \ Fast Chica Rruce (Shoriridge tHngham n Monticello. ty 0 in 1. Winning Pitcher—Surkont (3-01. Two-base hits—Crowe, McAlister. Home, ucddello popped out for Weiss in the Busby. of 4 0 2 0 Lipon.ss 4 1 2 4 Mann 20. East Chicago Washi Continued From Page 13 Sout rn SConterence at Vincennes (Pike Township) and xo usher road ce stocks each Losns Pitcher—Meyer (0-1). Umpires— ryns_Morecl, Montag. Double plavs—Un- Tth inning Masi. c 1 0 3 0Ginsherg.e 3 1 1 0 y At ago shing- 10:05.6, a half d bett h South Central Conference at Southport, | Ripple). allanfant, Barlick and Donatelll. Time— ger to Clarkson: Reed to Crewe. Left on Kansas City ........... 101 231 210-11 Baker 110 0Grayp 201 0ton 11 and East Chicago Roose- a half second better thanfinais. 2 o. m. 2.00 1 TNSS Bhoriridue 2°07, % 143. Attendance 7848 Fo, 3 : Toledo 101 400 000— 6 ; 80 Re Wilson (Tech); 2:00. until mid-May bases—Milwaukee 4, Columbus 6. Bate on Pierce.p 300 0Rogovinp 2 0 0 2 ’ RASEBALL {balls—off: Arroyo 1, Crimian 1. Thomas 2, |, ETTOIS—Carey. O'Neal, Weiss, pA, Browne 0001 velt 815. {Wisconsin's record of 1938, Me-, Ta Mile—4:36.8, ay Wat ston) | Sunday nighta, li Hall 1, Hoover 1. Struck out—by: Ar- Runs Batted In—Cerv 5. Mavis 2. O'Neal, Stewart 1000 ortridge at Zionsville. : 8, Steve mith (Broad Ripole) | me, Winamas |[V) Hands ands II ini ini First royo 2, Thomas 1, Hall 6, Hoover 2. Hits Sader 3 Haggerty: House, Delaziisa, Rad: i . Ft Ww T k Ewen sprinted in the closing Warren € a] Tn Gan Dwaine - Pike olownsh Ls en its season Big 10 Baseball Loss Pm Th TERS Marauts, Cerv, Carey. Sullivan. “Thomas. Baker i nn May gn 2 IO, ayne 10aKeS |, 4s to nip Herb Semper. Kansas p "pr! in “Fownenin "st Ben Davin 3:30! Township; :16.7. Bail (Howe); %, ie ino : 1g ase Hoover 1 in 3. Winning pitcher Hoover: EEN, Base Hile—Mavis. Home “Runs - cilewart sounded out for Brown in 9th East Track Title anchor man, who had made up ai, “bithport vs Howe at Wllenberger, eng Sp aliens (Washingsy 2 JP)— . cart. ne— lays— Delagraza to Mavis to Campbell. Detroit 011 022 10x— 1 five-yard deficit. anual at Lat yeue Jott. nii 34. ne feet: ng, Ine. CHAMPAIGN, Apr. 28 (UP) Iackowski, Stewart. Time of game—1:38. [ O¥s SIEIRRIRARA Ao an City. 14 Toledo ro e-yar ic High Jump—8 inches. Aller i inois - ses C lly 5. = : . ed in— v | Washington State, spurred on| Broad Rippl Yea (Ben Davis) 3) hehe Jim Nyers starts on an Indiana defeated Illinoiz here to 3 11. Bases On Balls off Connelly 5. Keegan aor FRY Pierce, June bitted ih — Br United Press ashingt p ad Ripple at Tech, 3:30 p A AR A wR, hts, Ji ao schedule at ] day, 10-8, to even the two-game Cerv S Homer Sloat 1. Strick it oa Rd Ginshere, Werts. Groth, ‘Rosovin. Priddy MISHAWAKA, Ind. Apr. 28 by Olympic Star Clem Eischen| Washington a Terre. Haute "wiles. in font. dt ul { ucnes, te or May. The mid. series, It was Indiana's second Pp BI 3 Radeiitfe 3. Weim 1 Sloat 2. Hits ‘off [Lion scored on 40ubs 1Ior 9h, 8% Defending champion Ft. Wayne and Bill Parnell, British Empire] Groinvond of Seseqwas, 330 om. sticker road Ripple): 30 feet permit Offen- win in three Big Ten buena FQCES Dives in 22" innine’ Gt Weiss # in I innings. For, Groth. Home runt Evers, Qinshers, North won the East Northern In- mile champion, set the two-mile o m Supt Eun Biiensy. id inca: he Racing, Inc, starts and the first loss for Illinois mor mp0, O., Apr. 28 The Kan- in 3% innings. RAdClEted 108 10 famines lava—Fox to Carrasquel to “Robinson. diana High School Conference relay mark of 7:38.8, more thAN| shortridse at Cathedral 3:30 p. m. pole vauloil feet, 1 10 pehes. Rouge In four. sas City Blues set the Toledo Mud pitcher Premming 110. Umpires chosing [UGLY Chicago 8, Detroit 6. Hit and runs track and: field championship for three seconds under the old rec. |, [J#Dul Attucks va. Hows. a4 mifénberaer. {fits (Broud Rippler: 0 feet. 3 "iene. » . Bert Weber, little Indiana right- pans qown, 11-8, here this after- Kins oe Ta Time of same 3:01. Jf -Plerce and 6 in § innings: Brown the third consecutive time today, ord set by Drake 10 years ago. | Washington at Ben Davis 3:30 p. m, Risxe, BR ep. 1 % inclee. Cook S MacArthor hander. came in as a relief pitcher ___ ee i — eng ne : —|Rogovin 2 and 1 in 4% Bast on balls off — nosing out Mishawaka, 55% to 53. Betters Relay Mark 1 in Warren Central at Beech Grove. 3:30) Higley (Broad a “ jnches, J. e . y p — , 2 ol i od to attend with two out in the second and | di C } J { Wi By Pierce FT at inhi STechor— Two meet TECOraS were set and In the College division. North ren at Richmo Jiidar | (Howe, Rely 3an8 Broad. Mipple 18 or way race yet halted the Illini with three ite n iana en ra 5 inner Rogovin (1.1:"" Losing “piicher—Pierce another tied. North's Kent Brown Texas State bettered its own! Southport at Broad Ripple. ¢ p.m. |D. Hu hey, J. Higle ok Ro hyehey. 3: icials waiting and no runs the rest of the Paperella. Time 2:05. Attendance—11,640. WON the high jump with a leap of mark in the 440-yard relay with Ba at Zionsville, 1:30 p (Snr aes: “Relay—1 i “Bread Ripple » home” fes- Bob Bauer, who starteq for Indl. B Pp R B S bd 5-117%, and South Bend Central, 5 clocking of 42 seconds flat. The ; JATK School ai Glenwood. TI. “(Teames: (Beldensticker. Neudigate. tine, goeddown. He will ana, Vas Snghed foe di Ihe Y ne oin in ose e ays 0SOX JU ue Shieh Seo reven of 14 vents to Texans also posted » college S30: nC TE nr RET mney 138. Toni 1-04. . . to attend and six runs, Charlie Falis Je By United Press ’ irc: w 7 points, t0OK yard relay mark of 1:26.4. : ; : - the mil Hulman. | the Hoosiers with two doubles in TERRE HAUTE, Ind., Apr. 28—Indiana Central edged Hanover Hapless A S 4 2 Aoi rely aL Tim Col Fifth record to fall in today's * ccepts and if i three trips and Jour tune . by a point today to win the fourth annual Rose Invitational Relays. PHILADELPHIA. Apr. 28 - than and Andv Er ng session on the track was in the pace car he Indiana, wien ma : D ES Six meet records were established. Dom DiMaggio and Lou Bou- yiv double winners Ne college mile as Abilene Christian | RY t non-official i In losing to Illino IL ricay Central's Greyhounds amassed 62'; points, Hanover 61';, Earl- dreau hit home runs today as gw... the 100-vard dash in an came through at 3:17.4, one-tenth the pace car. played flawjess bal 101 02010 10 o ham was third with 35, and Franklin, champion in 1949, and Prin- the Boston Red Sox handed the ¢quajling the record set by Arch of a second faster than the old . i Hinota 240 000 000— 6 8 1 cipia tied for fourth place with 32. Philadelphia Athletics their ninth ,43ams of Ft. Wavne North last time. ; A pace car for 1 Aer We er (a and Hoffman Win-| Eleven colleges participated. ‘successive defeat 4 to 2. Vear. and the 200 in 132.0 Graham 10 the field, Bill Miller of “4 livered to Wil ning sda Weber. ' Losing pitcher— gpeedy Bob Courtney of Canter- “Taylor, “Canterbury, Rose Poly The hapless A's outhit the Sox, copped the 880-yard un in 2.02.1. Arizona State, a late entry in the WE HAVE IN STOCK nesday here. Rens - hry won the 100-yard dash in pas Manchester finished next in 10 to 9. and five of their blows jo 4p. he 1074.36 “77 javelin event, whipped the spear )OOOOOS ‘ Joe Gusswold of Principia tat order ‘were doubles, but they could not ~~ ro tn 224.8 feet for another record shi uck Mikulyuk of Mishawaka J : Cage Fix’ ‘Suspect ©? Rook the mile in 4:41.5; Harry The University of Chicago, last produce in the pinches. After tied the season best in the pole Michigan ran away from two

s + Badger of Rose Poly soared 6 year's winner, did not compete. building up a 2-0 lead in three |. .t qoaring 11 feet 101; inches, °ther teams to win the 480-yard pictures Nabbed in Miami feet 1 inch in the high Jump; Joe Indians, Central 621s: Rknover “i yi mings, the A's Wer dawn meek. Soaring qualifed nine indi. high hurdles shuttle relay In > Ny Fowler of Earlham tosse the Eariham 33. Principia 32, Franklin so. ly for e secon ime 8s sea- ¥ 1:01.11. ’ MIAMI, Apr. 28 (UP)—New Fowler of "rat fo lana Vo, us Comterburs eo. Rese" Poly on before Southpaw Chuck vicusle and Doth relays for the! “rr” tne special events, D York and Miami detectives today discus ee i. Manchester 11. Harris Teachers 10, NIHSC finals at "East Chicago _ 1 Special events, Lon ®

® ® a ® rer g McKendree li.) Stobbs. arrested a 29 - year - old New Central's mile relay was clocked 100-1. © ie . S next week. Mishawaka qualified Brooks, College of the Pacific, . . Yorker accused of “fixing” ecol- in 3:33.5, and Hanover's 440-yard 3 Evans (FI 4 Movi ope Shelburne fh: (20h Hooper. who retired after six men and both why and nipped Jack Greenwood, Kansas, * legiate basketball games. shuttle hurdle foursome won in J me. os. 1 ev Rose reiay xecord. SI% Soninga with blistered fingers, South Bend Central four and one in a photo-finish in the 120-yard * Eli Klukofsky, who also used 47 seconds. J i riawold. 1BY: Pisnts Tr: 3. tlle Su rel 4s Second defeat at the ,qpay, high hurdles. Jim Bailey, Miami i» the name Eli Kaye, was picked up - fi; 4 Foreman Hi 5, Butterworth ME. an of ine Red OX iradelohie Elkhart was fourth in team University, grabbed the 100-yard ® on a fugitive warrant and D | hi Rela 3 Jone Jans, New jelay Jtcord Old record ARH O A AR" H oO A scoring with 28 points, followed 4agh in 10.1, and John Ross, Mich- *» charged with bribing five City e PP Y acy ye Shirr JH 2 Zgpn Dineen! $ 2 3 Joost x2 iq 2 J 3 {by LaPorte with 15, South Rend 18an, copped the invitational hile * College of New York players to . Weddle (M). Time. ‘283 ‘Fi Goodmnib 3 0 & oWahids 2 1 1 3 Riley, 14%, and South Bend With a comparatively slow time “shave points” in, three games See 9 Records Set’ hole Vault—L Smitn ii¢): . Badger BilTSIL. 4 1 3 GEARY, 4503 } Adams, 91,. of 4:21.9. » ® Re {ator HT): 4, Leckrone Wright.rt 2 Vala.r{ . ® of She 1949:50 season, : ow DELPHI, Ind., Apr. 28 (UP)— it hand Wood (H) tie. Height, 12 feet Doerr 7 4.1 30ers, 113 8 Id r T h Dick Meissher, Nooraska, came Sy was e latest of a series Nine records, including two new High Jump—1, Badger (RP): 2. Or- Soon dC 4 1 35 0Tipton.e 303 18uU oas Face Tou within an inch of the relays high 3 of arrests for similar “fixes” in season marks, were chalked UD McCoy (E) Repel 1T)" fie EBekstram C Novos: $1 9 0qooner TYE 9 9 jump title with a leap of six feet, ° which 18 college players have today in the 19th annual Delphi dncheh, New record. Old record 8 feet I L IDavis J 164 Week in Spring Sports seven inches. Darrow Hooper, been apprehended. Relays, as Marion won the class phlscus 1, J. Fowier (Ere 1. Catalano Tou od 38 327 Totals ta oi 10 2710 Butler University’s spring sports Texas Aggies, completed his ® In New York, district attorney “A” meet and Muncie Burris 5° Mdiere "HI. Dictaber 1a fret Bij (Boston "RU" 600 121 000— 4 program finds the Bulldogs facing three-way slam in the shot put. ® Frank Hogan said Klukofsky successfully defended its class nay Sead Did cord 129 feet Priadeionis Runs salty 0 So formidable competition this week. Hopper's toss of .52 feet four H operated through Norman Mager, “B"” championship. Sn elin 1. 1. Fowler “E.. 2. Wilson Fain, Wright. Dimaggie 2. Boudreau. Two Tennis—At Indiana State Tuee- inches gave him the Drake, Kan- » City College player whom he con-| Marion's Ed Bick raced the Cuuiano Pr. ‘Distance 0 Merk! 3. Suder. Wahl, Yale. Home ‘uns -Dimae- day, Valparaiso at’ Butler Thurs- Sas and Texas Relays shotput o t d at the beginni f the inches 161 feet Tl gio, Boudreau. Sacrifices—Wahl 2. Dou- ; Pp ® acted at the beginning o e century in 10- seconds flat to inghes Poteet, SpriNalr. IC. 3. Cote IBle play Dimaerio to Doerr. Left on day and Ball State here Friday. titles. ..$ 595 0 season. Hogan said other players equal the season best and (Pi 3 Bushong (M0: 4. Hilligoss A/A%0 baseBoston 3 Philadelphia § Buses on Basehall-Indiana, Tuesday; a ireen s . Yr balls f Hooper 1, § Hs Struc ut oe 3.95 w involved were Alvin Roth, Ed chopped two-tenths off the 220- Broad Jumps. Jit, imces by Hooper 3. Stonbs 5. Hits and runs Wabash, Wednesday, and Frank2 olunar lables 169 95 ® Roman, Erwin Dambrot and yard dash mark with a :22.2 Meyrrose (ICV. 3. Anderson (H): 4. FPrase oH Dooper - And 4 11 2 holes off lin, Thursday, all at Butler. ; 62.95 ® Herb Cohen, |performance. inches, h ance, 20 feet 3% Stobbs 12-01 Losing pitcher Hooper (0-3:. Track Western Michigan and Miner Majer Minar Malar Es ° Jerry Crone of Delphi, g TECkstrom. © Jonneen Zoidiana Cen-|Grieve, Time of game—2.01 Attendance— Cincinnati at Butler Saturday. 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