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TUESDAY, MAY 8, 1951
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES .
rish Capture Fifth in Row.
County’s Top Baseball Team Sinks Attucks; Ripple Is Victor
By JIMMIE ANGELOPOLOUS '
The big bats boomed throughout the county yesterday and 26 out of 35 runnings, is the de- | Cathedral's blasting Irish are still making prep baseball's loudest
noises.
3200 Prep Trackmen to Vie in Sectionals
| Sixteen sites have been named by Commissioner L. V. Phillips
for the 1951 IHSAA - sectional track meets Friday. A total of 3277 athletes representing 264 |schools been entered: In Marion County, 227 track{sters from 15 schools will (compete at Tech and 225 from {the same number of schools will |vie at Washington. | Tech, which has won its meet
fending champion north of Washington St., while Howe will de-
Cathedral, still missing the services of the ailing Don Hock, fend at Washington. Don Lash, nifty at short, banged out a 13-to-8 win with a 14-hit barrage over X-Indiana national distance improving but winless Crispus Attucks despite the Tigers’ higgest champ, will start the Tech meet.
one-game run splurge.
Coach Jimmy Doyle's Sham- innings. O'Harrow 0 in 1
rocks, whose Hock is'recuperating 3, in 3 innings. Stevens 5 In 3 innings | “gj
Pitcher—|
Hit by Pitcher, by Stevens (Catton) ning Pitcher—Riddle. Losing
from an appendectomy, won their Keene
row 1, Keene 1. Hits off Riddle 6 in 6 inning, Keene
Umpires—Dova, Stout and Maves [aoa
The schedule:
Bloomington, May 11, 2:30. starter. Garnett Inman hart, May 11, 6:30, starter, Marion
Crawley Evansville, May 11, 6.00, starter.. George evy
New Albany, May 11, 6:00, starter, Harry | King Best in the State
an ave May 11, 2:30, starter, Frank |8mith. 100-Yard Dash—Ed Yeley, Columbus: Ed |ponerre, Ha de. py 11, 3:30, starter. gick, Marion; Dick McComb, Ft. Wayne Daylight Savin ime North; Dick Tinnel, Indianapolis Tech, :10 4 pr 220-Yard Dash—Gil Tichenor, Plainfield Local High School oca g | 440-Yard Dash—Bill Dooley, Gary Roose- | velt, :509,
Track ‘Bests’ te Date | 880-Yard Run—Bob Bruce, Indianapolis Shortridge, 2:02.
| Charlton, and John Bright. Butler, :22.1.
100—Tinnel (Tech) 100; Neudigate Mile Run—Jim Lambert, Muncie Central. (Broad Ripple) :10.3; Hicks (Washington:. 4:24 4 . 10.4. .Bruce (Shortridge) and 8Seiden-
sticker (Broad Ripple), ‘107
220—Tinnel (Tech) and Restivo (Broad komo. :149. Ripple) "22 4." Seidensticker Broad Hip- _ 200-Yard Low Hurdles — Jerry Crone, ple), 23.2: Bruce (Shortridge), 23.7. Delphi, and Bob Elum. Muncie Central, Si0--Hesse {Broad ipDie) , 4: Bruce 123.3. (Shortridge). 53.2; ottingham _ (Bike Broad Jump—Ear! Smith, Gary Roose- , { Township} and Ken Hughey (Broad Rip- velt, 22 feet 83, inches }
R86—Bruce (Shortridge), 2:02; (Washington), 2:05.9, Wilson (Tech), Wingert (Southport), 2:08 Mile—Owensby (Washington), 4:34.90: Steve Smith (Broad Ripple), 4:40 8; Dwaine Bell (Pike Township). 4:46.7 High durdles—Gulilfoil (Pike Townshin) 16.3; Raab‘ (Lawrence Central), 16.5; Ball ‘howe ».:16.7 Low Hurdles—McGathey (Southport), 237; Garrett Broad Rippley 24 6; Mvers Washington), 24.7; Tinnel (Tech:
+ Jeut 2:07; feet 8 inches. 2Ys inches Pole Vault — Marvin Johnson, Haute Wiley, 12 feet 134 inches Half-Mile Relay—Gary Roosevelt, Mile Relay—Gary Roocevelt, 329.8.
Terre
Solunar Tables
248 High Jump—Allen (Ben Davis). 5 ‘eet,
fifth in a row and handed the Time—2 05 i 11 inches; Jim Nvers (Manual), 5 feet, AM PM Ft. Wayne, May 10 and 11. Thurs. 3:30, i y Pike." nsh \ ’ » . 1 — . J x 10. inches; nderson (Pike Township:, § Minor Major Minor Ma ‘Tigers’ their sixth’ ShOTtcOMING. | gous Ripple | Lawrense Central Tihoti00psiarter. Heruion Phimips ® "| 10, Inher, Togar ....... EF Mala Minor Sei Broad Ripple, with Ace Eddie AB HOA... .AB'H OA len a Broad Jump—Seidensticker Broad i.o- Tomorrow 805 1:50 8:25 2 P D French 3 270 1™Pugh.s 27 0:2 ‘Hammond, May 11, 3 30, “starter. Ralph plier. 21 feet: “t-inches* Arbaneh > Short<. Thursday ...7" $5023 153 French racking up his fifth win gnsimnnc ¢ 1 9 2 Wilsmith.ct 4 0 0 0 ow x ” ’ ry ’ ridge, 20 feet 414, [ncnes Litten' (Wash- Friday ,....... 9 0 3 25 10.00 3 against one loss, outhit Lawrence §3Dukec 0 0 1 0 Steele 3 0 3 0) Huntington, May 11, 4.00. starter. Myrle ""§iT0" pit 656i “'vachington:. 0 teet. Sunday 0111 1110 48 1130 A 8 : Mc( . fe. J ‘ S 1 y 5 Central 10 to 4 and outscored the Botigrit’ 3 8 8 BWIsoRIo™ 208 3M Tecnment ctnapis 1. May 11 2.00 starters 1d BPS tO Ries ross Rivouelt 10 HE WR St. Clair, 2 Lash foe Ajenes : Prm— - Bears, 11 to 4, and Franklin .Hnchmn.rf 4 2 1 0Shields.20_ 0 0 0 0 Xwashin 46 feet 4la inches } } : i 3 Sp gton (Indpls). May 11, 2:30. pole Vault—Rouse (Broad Ripple) 11 Township out-walloped Warren jooctct 3 § § QUIDaehse | § § gstarter, Norman Dunlap rier, w. E [Chop inches: Quack .Southorti snd Softball Notes aug] . = | sa + «90, ' . ollan {Decatur entral) 1 feet. Central 12 to 9. BSuteait. 1 0 8 oMorip 100 HT re May 11, 130, starter, Don| Mie Relay—Broad Ripple 'B 0 oe he LR ll 0 AR 5% Bs | + May 11, . starter, ile Relay—Broa pple (Besse, e Bush-Callahan League at ongacre Attucks jammed six runs across JLenlarda2d 2 0 2 91 sppie.n i 1 3 8{Poltzotto. Hughey, J Higley. K. Hughey), 3:31.86; Park will be held at 7.30 p. m. tomorrow in the second inning to scare the g grenchp3 2 1 2 Mishawaka. May 11, 2:00. starter, J Shortridge. 3:35.1; Washington, 3:39.2 in the Dearborn gym. Teams are requestMeade,p > 000 Paul Jones Half-Mile Relay—Broad Ripple (Seiden- ed to have a representative present OffiIrish. But Cathedral scared not. Meadep 100 0 — — — —|pMuncie, May 11. 4:00. starter, George sticker, Neudigate. Restivo Gooding). cers will be elected, by-laws drawn up It returned the fire minutes later, Totals 201021 6/ Totals 22 418 8 —i<a® 1:34.1; Tech, 1:34.8; Washington, 1.373. ‘and a schedule adopted.
ny 2 with another six runs, then ham-!gBounsall srounded out
t Rice flied out f Apple in 7th mered away as Johnny Riddle ed out for mh oe gave up six hits in six innings.
West Has 2 For 3
Lawrence Broad Errors— Pugh, Shields.
French, Steele, Hanselman
Runs—Sparks 2,
French, Pug
Charles West got two of those MacMahon 2. E and Willie Gardner hit a triple. seimann
MacMahon 2 rench.
French, Steele, McConnell. Two-Base Hits—
Gene Mangin's. triple and homer yghceimann. E
were the big Irish blows. Jim Col-| = MacMahon Home
'rench Home
Three-Base H
Grimes 2, Stee
bert and Jim Hawkins had three Sacrifices—E. French, McDaniel
Run — Hinchman Double
for Vaughn in
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Ripple 307 100 x—11|
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Hansel- | mann, Bosler 2, Hinchman, Jessee, Vaughn, h 3. Steele. Runs Batted In—-Bosler, Hinchman 5, balls
120-Yard High Hurdles—Ken Tove, Ko-
8hot Put—Charles May, Huntertown, 52
High Jump—Dave Burke, Warsaw, 6 feet
1:31.8.
B8TLERGS
field Charlton has a :22.1 time in the 220.yard dash.
Golf Notes
Coffin Golf Club has a scheduled meet- | { ing at 8 tonight in the clubhouse Ashley 2%.
a a \ . ‘RY Ducat Dream A A £F" ST. LOUIS, May 8 (UP) — The St. Louis Browns baseball | yearbook for 1951 came out | yesterday. >
| Included in a two-page spread | of American League ballparks | was a photograph. of the Browns’ own Sportsman’s Park. Like all the other ballyards, it was jammed to capacity—just
like to see it. But the picture was taken during the All-Star game of 1938.
Butler Prepster Equals State's Best 220
Ri, > track meet.
TOPS—Gil Tichenor of Plai
n- 2.1 yesterday performance of Plainfield Carlton. | Butler collected 68%
Gil
like owner Bill DeWitt would |
for the 220-yard dash today after Llovd, 148, leading his team to victory in the 56 Boston, o Corner—Conference high school Toronto. Ont.
Bright breezed the distance in|!6!. Beacon.'N to duplicate the philadelphia.
points, France (1), Frémont 583, Hamilton 31%, ow Wolcottville 22, Waterloo 20 and | BANGOR, Me. — Hermie Freeman.
PAGE 15 Poff Added to Prep
Cage All-Star Team
| Indiana's high schoo: All-Stars (had a full roster of five starters [today for their 11th annual benefit basketball game with Ken{tucky here June 16. Paul Poff, top scorer for New {Albany's Bulldogs last season, {rounded out the starting quintet (late yesterday when he was jnamed “No. 5” man. Others previously selected were Tommy Harrold, Muncie Central; \Bob Jewell, Indianapolis Crispus (Attucks; Jerry Whitsell, Evans|ville Reitz, and Don Schlundt, | Washingtons+Clay.
Fight Results
By United Press
WATERLOO, Ind., May 8 (UP) | CHICAGO—Dave Shade, 136, Charleston, “John Bright of Butler held a port. Ii. share of the season-best record 1D ATIMORE, Md. — Btonewall Jackson,
stopped Bob Sandberg, 138, Rock-
2, Washington, outpointed Irish Bobby flkes-Barre, Pa. (10), PROVIDENCE," R. I.— Norman Hayes, utpointed Gus Rublicini, 154. 10). er METH th i -- Lee Bala, 159, Rocked out Eddie Jackson, v 1.
PHILADELPHIA — Percy Bassett,
CUMBERLAND, Md. Pittsburgh,
126%,
knocked out Charley Riley,
Tichenor, 128 8t. Louis (4).
MONTREAL—Armand Savoie, 136, treal,. stopped Pierre Montane,
133 EWARK, N. J. —Carmine Fiore, 143!%, New York, stopped Ricije Cannady, 148'3, 134, | Bangor, knocked out Jackie Nicholson, |137, Garfield, N. Y. (3). olson
Struck Out, by E. French 6, Meade 3,
3 y “ike Franklin Township's Phil Wam Morris 2. Apple 3. Hits Off: E. French 4 in 4 innings, Meade C in 3 innings, Morris
> d a grand slam homer Pler explode g 6 in 2 innings, Apple 4 in 4 innings, Hit
2 DF , i it e , le : Plays—Hanselmann to Vaughn; MacMall for four, Hawkins tripling in the to sues Left 4 te rence am tral 4, road Ripple 5. Base on Balls— x big Irish second. off E. French 3. Meade 1. Morris 3, Apple :
for four of the Flashes’ six runs by Pitcher. by Morris (Sparks'; Meade tYaker
- and McDaniel Passed Balls— opening the firing as Glen Buck Grimes 2, Winning Pitcher—E. French
ner fanned 10 Warriors and Losing Pitcher—Morris. Time—1:50 spread eight hits thinly until the Franklin Twp. Warren Central > AB HOA AB HOA Warren seventh. Boar 52 3 2 0 0 Durton.ss 2001} cCllgh, ss 4 Merril.c 0 Three singles, a hit batamar, a Hannah2b 2 1.1 2 8prunger.c 3 2 4 Yl y arren Crick.c 3 110 0 Hage.lb S32 0 double, and an error gave Wmpler.lb 3 2 8 0 Human, 3b 4 1 3 2 its five, two innings after the Shimer 4 1 0 0Viehmanzb 3 130 : rsly, 00 $ Flashes combined three singles, 2 fetes 3-5 6 8 0 Ransomrf” 3 0 2 1 7 erry 21 1 0McCord 00 Souple and two walks for their Pattrsnlt 0 0 0 0Stroush.» 3000 ve ta . ohns.c 4 ogan 1.100 Bob Hage and Warren Sprunger | Totals 28 11 2 y Tot als 2% 8 is 7 ” ogan single or Strou in seventh, paced the Warriors with two for| JHoksh singjed for Strough in seyenih. three, Hage clouting for three Franklin Twp 610 050 x—12 Errots—Crick 2, Burton 2, Merril. Huffbases. man, S8prunger. Henke, Strough 2. Burton.
Merril. Sprunger.’ Hage 2. Huffman,
’ , i i RunsRipple’s big seven in the third Viehman, Ransom 2, Henke. Buckner, Mcmuzzled the Bears. Sophomore Cullough we Hannah Crick, po ameler, > mer, AsStings . erry, Johns uns Neil Hinchman homered with tWo patted 'in—Spruneer, Human 2. Viehman| 2. Henke 2, ‘Hoean 2. Hannah. Crick 2.! on and Tom MacMahon tripled in
third. Hinchman OMAR % Hastings perry 2. Jans) 3; rd. nchman, w wo-base its =~-McCullough, ampler, | the prolific Johns. Three-base hits—Hage., Huffman.|
had five RBI's, hit two for four Home pun ~Wampler Stolen bases_-Me- | | Cullough 2. rton. Double plays—Wamp-| but French, who gles ones fer Tua sdjeled Burton To” Sorumeer to yi ree. uffman. Left on bases—Warren Centra double, smacked two for 8 Franklin Township 6 Base on balls—| did brother Darrell. French gave off Buckner 6, McCord 2, Strough 5
four hits in as many innings and fanned six batsmen. Bill Meade was even more effective. He . whiffed three in three innings and pitched hitless ball. Lawrence had four hits, Catcher Ron Grimes singling in his only trip-to the plate. Ripple has a 6-2 slate. - Cathedral] A Srv Mu HT 0/7 Hwkns 3b Gaughan,rf 0'Martin,3b Mangin,ss 0/Cobbs.c Moormn ss 0/Gardner.1b Kirkh{t, lf SiRsene Df Colbert.cf 3 Eryanus 4 West.
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Crispus Attucks Cathedral
Errors—Cobbs., Mangin, Moorman, Kirk-|
hoff. Colbert, O'Harrow. Runs—Mangin 3, Moorman 2. Colbert 3. Jim Hawkins 2, Weimer. Catton, Riddle. Cook, Martin, Gardner. Keene 2, Bryant, Moore. West Runs Batted In—Cunningham, Mangin, Moorman. Colbert, Jim Hawkins 4 Weimer, Catton, Keene, Bryant, West 2 Base Hit-——Moorman. Three-Base Hits-—Jim Hawkins. Mangin, Gardner. Home Run— Mangin, Stolen Bases—Billings. Mangin, Catton 3. Weimer 3. Colbert. Left on Base —Cathedral 3, Crispus Attucks 4 Base om Balis—off: O'Harrow 1, Stevens 12.
Keene 1. Struck Out. by Riddle 7. O'Har-|
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Two-|
{Struck out—by Buckner 10. Strough 2. {Hits—off Buckner. 7 in 6 innings: Has- | tings 1 in 1: McCord 2 in 0: Strough 9 in| . Hit by pitcher—by Hastings (Ransom): Buckner (Merril). Balks—Buckner. Has- | tings. Passed balls—Crick. Sprunger 32.! Winning pitcher—Buckner Losing pitcher {—McCord. Umbvires—Harry Dible and N. Clinkenbeard. Time—2:45.
Tech Teams. Take ‘Golf, Tennis.Foes
To Tech's athletes went all the spoils yesterday. The Big Green swept golf and tennis matches from North Central Conference foes. | The Eastsiders took every | singles and doubles contest at | Frankfort to blank the Hot Dogs, 7-0, on the courts.
Scott Teal burned a six-over-|
par 78 over Coffin’s real estate| to pace his teammates over New | Castle and Lafayette. The scores] were Tech 27%;, New Castle 10%; and: Lafayette 7. ; { Kelly Wise led New Castle with| an 81 and Harold Alting shot an 87 to pace Lafayette.
Swinging With the Stars . . . No. 7—
Grip That Club Properly;
| | |
It's Vital to Your Game
By JIMMY DEMARET Three-Time Masters’ Winner
A firm grip plus a united ef-
fort of the hands is vital to a
successful game of golf. The shaft is placed in the left
hand so it is gripped between the §
palm and fingers. Neither the palm nor the fingers contribute any more or less force or pressure. They share it equally.
8 2 ” THE fingers of the left hand do not wrap around the club handle. The last three fingers do most pf the work in holding the club. This is very important. As I stressed in the P. G. A. Teachers’ Guide, a bad mistake made by many is relaxing these fingers at the top of the swing, when the wrists are fully cocked.
” 2 2 THIS throws the entire swing off, often causes the club to twist ‘or turn from the original position. When the left hand is closed, the thumb should be pointing to the right side of the shaft. ° The thumb .and index finger should form a V pointing to the right shoulder. Without moving your head from its natural position for the stroke, see if the first three knuckles of your left hand are visible. If so, your hand is far enough over the shaft. That's an old test.
- 5 os AS THE right hand is affixed to the club for the overlapping grip, the little finger overlaps the index finger of the left. As the hand is closed, the thumb should be about one-fourth of the way around the shaft. Most of the pressure with the
3
CUIDE—The thumb and in. | dex finger of the left hand should«form a V pointing to the right shoulder. (NEA)
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