Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 May 1951 — Page 18

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q' . ’ Ho R Washington, Pike Township Purdue Adds To Butler's Woe | me uns enti U Novi necia S ' , Purdue added to the Big Ten son and Second Baseman Ken’ Show Shar Track Shoes stranglehold the Boilermakers Pritchard with bases loaded fn Pp 'and Indiana hold over Butler the seventh and eighth in. 2 May Set Pace Washington and Pike Township shared local prep track honors paseball teams. nings, handed the game to the | in dual and {riangular action yesterday. The Lafayette collegians cap- visitors. Both times the errors As repsters Meet { Washington downed Lawrence at home, 84 to 36%, while tured a 2-to-1 game from the camé with two out.

k ded af School its first dual or triangular loss this year, f or ualifier S He ae De yay a ai : Bluesox here yesterday. The de] The Bofermausre Sow hoe > Washington's Bob Hicks and Lawrence Central's Charles feat left Butler with only five Sories over Butler since the series

Continentals’ Bill Williams 28th Division

; y er these Big : Raab were the big blue ribbon - diamond victories over b in 1904 . . | ‘ pupitoll. R Bell, D Belli: 2. Deaf 8chool: T {vals in the last eight years. egan . | boys. Hicks won the 100, de- i Beech Grove Time, 3:38.7 en rivals 8 READ io ccesiins goo 006 110— 3 8 Bats and Fields Team to Victory . py. ches Ino 3 + Chet Miller ‘Eases’ how ticks on me ao Se Toe itary vas anesined. Br. Dn nafs ATA chu] By JIMMIE ANGELOPOLOUS B b Il B Hl Around at 131 MPH and the broad jump. ham) Sa Bhool! 3. Beech Grove. rors by First Baseman Bill Hud- gg ion 15) and D Campbell. Southport and Franklin Township smashed six baseballs out Jeys@ OQ a es [ By Raab took both hurdles and ee RA A a - y BILL FGOERT CROSSWORD PUZZLE of Roosevelt Stadium yesterday, but Washington's Bill Williams 0 the high jump. showed Manual that a little defense in prép baseball can be the Times State Service You can check off the blue pike won five firsts ard botn Times Pin Leaders ANSWEF 5 Previous Puzile best offense. CAMP ATTERBURY. May 9— and white Novi Purelube relays, Pike's Jim Guilfoil pacing s Washington defeated Manual, 6 to 4 at Rhodius. Manual scored 28th Infantry’ Divisi vas : : the Red Devils with firsts n 10 Roll for Title Stringed Instrument WH] IT] | ING] SARE two runs in the fifth. In the same inning, two more Redskins were 11€ 2 nfantry Division base Specials as Sure qualifiers, ty "purdies and: the Fh BIOIMIAINIT [A MI { [TTS] ball team goes on the march . {ol Dwai : The Composing Room and Busi- AIL IPAS TIYIL IE PAP IES s£ vn on second and third with two when the opening speed trial Dwaine Bell, a half-miler, turned SELES Cathedral Speedway down, again tonight. is held Saturd the 440-yard dash in 544. Ralph Ness Office were to hold a roll HORIZONTAL 3 Mouth part PIEPALITIO [DIOZAAIA Sittin an 5 3 Nwipertan ASH Q 21. Manual's Wylie Williams poked! Unbeaten in three fontesty the'lS . alurcay, Alvarez of Deaf won both shorter off today to determine the! 1 Depicted 4 Behold! Gaughnef 4 3 2 17 Wiln.3b 0 0 0 0 one to Right Fielder Bill Willlams Keystone soldiers tackle Ft. Har-. When the veteran Chet gagshes. champion of The Indianapolis musical 5 Preposition Moonah fs 333 0Roosiness 100 0lof Washington. One runner rison on the road in a twilight Miller was clocked yesterday at AT WASHINGTON Ti Handi 1 instrument 6 Gasp * i Solhest 3.31 DO Masons 3 3 3 scored. Another reached , the Bame starting at 5:15. Saturday (Washington #4, Lawrence Central 36%) 1lmes Handicap League. 8-Marionettds 7 Ingite {Ait Py dia plate, but Washington's Bill Wil- afternoon Ft. Wayne Midwest 1315 miles per hour for one lap rok HE Ne. eLCIE Bat Squads’ finished last week 13V. one 8 Mexican ] Gatonis 3.3) FEUER 1¥3 8 liams rifled the ball to first base. Life Insurance .comes to Atter- in No. 32, he remarked later that MieI. Owenshy 'W.: Mclain (W): 3. with 62-37 -records «at. Fountain Sei "iaborer SIAL ol EF ne 7 P : Downs. rf 1 : 9 3 The throw nicked Manuals Wylie bury for a return game. Sunday he did it “with very little effort.” _440—i. Lo: ry (W)%' 2, Barnes (W): 3, , Square to share first place. 14 Interstices 9 River in A ATL If Beales 80 2 9 williams for the third out, nulli- the soldiers travel to Muncie for , itp the new-type tires, he's * Hit idles, . a2 gph In last night's city bowling Jp Suc Seep pay SPEED) Jordanp 3 1 h Kuhner Packing Co., ¢ : : ’ (W) { ; 17 . William Gooch rolled 698 for Sun- n igh p = ancien b tallies. a game wit g sure . s : Yat wy oy }. riest Totals 341121 6 Totals _ 31112110 fying hoth talli semipros. sure to. go faster. IT fa Fr TO PR hb set Cleaners at the Fun Bowl to 18 Tavern (Bib.) 26 Prejudices “Gi ; Cathedral 031031 3—11| Bill Williams also punched over an Owner Lou Welch anq Me. 45; “ficks 'W.. 2. Scopsan (WY: 3. 1ead local keglers. 19 Metric 11 Leather 33 Lighting -45 Verb neuter Fors Toole 3. siohriian SWiagers. two of the four runs for Washing. MOST touted soldier pastimers chanic Jean Marcenac held their Ro Hur Ll Tash 1 2. Myers Rogier sic—— measure (ab.) worker device (ab,) Mayo, Long Runs—Moorman 3. Colbert 2./ton in the fourth, driving in Bill are Pitchers Curt OS c and OWn timing trial later on the (w 3, Riffey (wi Time 245 | 20 Satisfied 12 Legislative 34 Run 46 Kind of ch Dane Foie. CStumpn._Mckhoft, Downs. Springer and Roy McDougal. gyn pill CFC SEMIS SOF track's backstretch and what No. Jolt Vy! Eo fo, fost: Marge Cox Wins | 22 Natrium body 351t belongs to 49 Oil (suffix) Boyer Runs batted in—Colbert 3, Mangin Dick Nyers and Pitcher Herb Tay- : : "392 did there is their secret. Now High Jump—1 Raab (LC): 2, c on ar (LC rk (LCT, : bol) the 51 Hawaiian Wg Thy Dopey jordan. | lor, who fanned six, had two for Phia Phillies. they. will go to work on Duke man’ i tel and Ezell Gen : tied.’ mane Hillcrest Golf Meet uy Sa) in Dr Atite 1 : th Fanta“ Thtce bugs hitt_colbert 2. three for Manual. Jim Nyers _. _* * ip an S-to.g Nalon's No. 16 Novi for Saturday. * it, SUE cone wi 1 Miconoey | Firing a 89. Marge Cox yester-| Sicily 2 Naglie ay nl a uh Ra at int. jelouted a i2ible, ORIY SXirabase rv over Indians University Most Are Waiting feet. 813 irene n (Wi. Distance. 48 qay took gross honors in an ip-| 25 Encourage amphibians 42 Shoe part (ab.) Catton. Sacrifice—Weimer. Left on bases— poke of the game. He drove in Most drivers are going to wait Broad’ Jump—1. Hicks (W) 2. Lowers vitational tournament at Hill-| 27 Horned 24 Nullif 43 Otherwise 55 Note of scale Cathedral 4. Speedway 7 Base on Bal ue [two in the sixth. The victory was at Bloomington, snapping the! nat thev have to shoot iw i 3, 8c oggan (W).. Distance, 19 feet, crest for members of Woodstock inal y 3 lig of fiieon Sordan 10. 1n 6% | ‘ Hoosier's unbeaten home string. and see wha ey ’ file Relav—1. Washington (Bernhardt. amma Erijnger I2, Hil ol ID Her. D3 Washington's fifth in . seven ‘Before the pro baseball playing for to get in this year’s 500-Mile parnes, Jjent and Lowery): 2, Washing. and Pleasant Run. 28 Dreadful Springer (Bover faa games. Cards W1 |GIs came, IU had won nine R2Ce and cars like the Novis, to; 3: Mile Reis Wasning:on, Hees Barbara Williams took low net| 29Rim {tcher—Jordan. Umpires—Lanahan an ards n 12-8 ~ Blue Crowns, Lou Moore's Mobil- Stevens lum and Scozgan'; 2, Law- honors with 111-32-79. Arta Mae! 30 Parent 8s. Time of gatieq:ls, The Southport-Franklin Town- {3nd ted one in home games this oil and Mobilgas Special, Jack {3s 3" washington. = Time, Johnston led the guest day play, 81Morindindye year. ath’s Hinkle 8 ® AT DEAF SCHOOL : : jo ot ool TM 74 SP Stes ended wih the Cards "Simmons 0 add ihe coup ge NOTTS HINKLE SICH TIo% pny 1unalf PH 0 hu ws, WON 14 we Ruy Thomas was 32 Norwegian Springer 8 4.11 dp ares B33 on top. to en avis pouncec grace to . IU’'s as tim rs 2uttman s oh eee irove 24) - y s 28-36—92. MeDnallf 3 2 1 0 Nvesct 419293 o0n Decatur Central, 15 to 4; entered the game > the ers. ie and Mauri Res e's Pennzoil Spe. DS 5; Hunter BG Jen six Sally Mogg led the members 33 Bett Williame rf 4 1 1 1 Palmers 4 0.35 0 Cathedral made it No. 6, winning nl 1 cial are sure to make an attempt time ‘108. 0 2 Heimb with a 95 and clipped a 13 handiEHowesh 4 JQ IMR 3M 2111 10 8 over Speedway, and Tech HE Torey ue Hoosiers on gatyrday. £153 o Daupert (PT). 4. Storm DG. cap off the score for an 82. <Net 38 Angers HA 3 ° : Mahan i 5 5 5 rolled over New Castle, 19 to 2, Camp Atterbury 232 000 w01— 8 12 Rose's crew is disturbed over High Hurdles—1, Suiiol (PT); 2, Em- leader was Orris Woodward with | 39 Domestic slave Trammellp 3 0 0 3 Sandler.3b 3 } 3 3 on thet road. Indiana it” 060 002 010— 3 9 1 the fact that Mauri has been able a PY ims ki ell (P 4 Wheaties 1102-18—84. 40 Diphthong ens B3isis| Jim Whitaker drilled two home id, Lavdermic Hels Brus cL to take only one lap around the (DS) snd Cottingham Bee, Sop! =| 11 Tease ) D8) ) | Mans 3% TH Totals 000.073 0rd | runs for four RBI's for a perfect, RE jirach ile Go) Fo Wess BET Guiiteu Time 2 Kae ston (PT); MENS AY) Soy: idl ina Washington . 100 401 en e has promise owever, |, 830— on on 4B | ni Ratt Ye ore a wecermy aes High School Nines to come down from South Bend yi °° * or me| BASEBALL SHOES |i Card game Lickiiter, D. Nvers 2. Taylor 3_Runs Sok | Southports Lee McCathy and his hy ther test-hop be- ; 20=1. Alvares (DS); 2. D Bell (PT): 50 Large ted in-Bo tog, 3. J Nvers 2 wiligms 3.| Tom Paddock blasted homers and Set Pennant Ti It aie Foray o of les - op Hime” ¥peham [PY V Stotse (OF SIZES 3 10 6 95 ~ antelope Sers. Stolen bases—Epringar, Hi j : Hurdies—1. unt 2 AND 6 T0 12 $ Nvers. Stolen bases—Springer, Hedges. D | Paddock clubbed two doubles. His | Meanwhile. work on a Low Hurdles—!i. Guilfoll (PT): 2, D 4 51 Meadow | pproving Bell (PT 3. Ferguson (DS). 4. Mills Durable—Ext - 8 Wisnineton s. Bars on baller Pam.| Franklin Township's Phill The 1951 high school baseball the horde of freshman drivers Do TE 08, (OB 3 "Pars Goma Clute” 53 Sickness mel 3 Tavior 4° HUUby Dhchec—Tavior Wampler hit his second homer in pennant will be up for grabs continues. Four have made the (2G! 3 _gormat iS). 4 Jenns (DC. Dus- nsrante 54 Watchful ironmell, Licker Sprinter) Trammellitwo days and Jim Hannah un- starting May 17. grade. Gene Force was the fourth ‘High Jump—1. Anderson (PT): 2, Em- SCHIFF S 5 SHOES 56 Sewing tools “Tony Bova and Harold Stout. Time— coupled another four- baser. That's when the eight city finishing off his 40 laps yesterday bs: and Fergason DS. tied’ Hoisht © 259 wun, | STNewEngland Ben Davia Decatur Contra {Jesse Eiermann scattered nine|schools fielding teams will open in a Brown Motor Co. Special. 2 an hoster i301. umd Big cincva } state ABH OA ABH OA hits, Hannah accounting for three their annual tournament at Vic- Sixteen other rookies have yet Messer DS) tied, 3. Sigman BO\. 4 VERTICAL Riibarct 3 2 3-0McKinnerit d 8 giof them. tory Field. to get the AAA OK. Ha i Pip BOLE 8 feel SF oefies St © 346 W. Wash. 1 Grant Anes 3 1 8 {mandin3 1 6 3 Flmer Phillips’ two doubles and Drawings made by school rep-| #8 = 8 | 358: Thistance 18 et. 5 LI ores © 1063 Virginia 2 Made into law Raeersh 419 9 Soiadine. Iv 39 8 a single paced Bén Davis to its resentatives set this schedule: | THE PETER SCHMIDT ga _Mile Relay—i, Pike ce Township | (Ralston, Lawler 1b 4 111 0'Fiddrihn2b 3 3 0 0 sixth victory in seven games as’ May 17—Tech vs. Washington, - Enulinee sso ioe 133 §i the Giants showered Bill Avery 3 p. m.; Cathedral vs. Shortridge T38¢ crew is satisfied with the Broan el i 9 i i ? 33 gi ah six hits and eight runs.in 5 p. m.; Crispus Attucks vs. Man- Pre" -qualification of Sam Jun Tnenrihrt 0 0 © 0/Plummer 1 1 0 0/one and two-thirds innings. Ben ual 7 p. m., and Howe vs. Broad nthe new red Kurtis-Kraft. RR : P Hanks w locked yesterday at Totals 311221 br Totals 25 72113 Davis hammered out 12 hits while Ripple, 9 p. m. anks was clo a BA ons, pe rewart grounded out for Inlow in| Leon Redenbacher yielded seven, | May 18—Winners of games 1 1302 A A | Plummer singled for Stanley in seventh three of them (in three trips) and 2, 6 p. m., and winners of i Becatur Comtrat 1 of 800 5 4|going to little Dave Fledderjohn. games 3 and 4. 8:30 p. m. # es =» | - y, Inlow, Avery ! . . dime cKinney 8h CARL wa Haks have a 5-2 slate. May 19 or 21 — Consolation) FORTY CARS are hi the 0) N TINCTIV 38 DELICIOUSLY vr Kaye r Eutenlsgn: Coline | athedral's Bob Springer had game, 6 p. m., and championship Speedway premises an more Kines * Hodlertield, E. Bhilin ) Hoel |Snestway . Sharkriugs missing game, 8:30 p. m. [were expected today. wn x : : Hutchison 3. E.Phillips. Holderfield 2.00 Cylinders, the. Irish finger sre ree | Yesterday's arrivals were the hips Arpad Becket, Avery, Troon fanning a dozen batsmen. Yanks’ Johnson May [Palmer Special, an Indianapolis Three-base hit uiehison, fitolen bases— Only Unbeaten Team entry that Jackie Holmes, also] Arn rer, Hae Don Cards’ Uniform lof Indianapolis, wil drive; the Eaves: Wiaeiwood to why pLert on bases The Irish, who have the piteh-| NEW YORK, May 9 (UP) — Marion Engineering Special that a or ROMA nivel 3, Ben 28 i. Red ing-and-hitting-to-win-the third | Third- Baseman “Billy Johnson of Andy ~Einden—will-drive;—one—of{ : enbacher 1 Struck out—by: Folgertie id. annual city meet at Victory Field the New York Yankees may be the Ray Brady Specials; the John . n 814 innings: Avery, —| May 17, 18 and 19, are the onl Cardi A. Zink Special for Cecil Green, Fadonbacher ‘Pasted balls—DeRoos. Y wearing a St. Louis Cardinal unipitcher—Avery. Umpires—Durham oT unbeaten team in Marion County. form very soon. fourth-place car last year; Ross . Packham, T.iheeri; 50 Speedway’s George Mayo, who| Cardinal President Fred Saigh Page's Bardahl Special, and the .

Sowtbport Franklin 5 hit a triple, Jerry Long and John said today he has been negotiat- 1950 pole-winner, the Agjanian

vanneris BES i Buckner an AB HO A Rikhoff also banged out two for |ing with the Yankees to purchase Featherweight Special for Troy] . Nordingss 4 3 2 §|Mccullghoss 4 3 © 3 four. Colbert tripled twice and the ruggedly built infielder cn Ruttman. a laker.c 4 4 4 O/Hannah, 3 0 2 - } » Paddock.cf 4 3 3 o ko 4 i $ 3| Hawkins bashed a pair of doubles waivers and the deal is “almost” - ~ Ruthrnert 3 3 TO smmplentd 3 1 § o/for the Irish as both teams split completed. GOLF r pedthile 321 oan 3 81 3122 nis EE cluss—sacs—sas | : Hurley 308 djnnsct 3100 Tech's 16-hit attack found Bill Ripple Linksmen Win : v : Lastterds 2 1 0 3 |Hughett, Joe Sexson and Pitcher 5.0.4 Ripe High School golf- Jimmy McClure's Erermnnp 2 0 0 1! [Myron Garland delivering the! ers , ae see mete oe 8 yesterday defeated Washing- Pla-Good Sports Shep Totals _30 12 31 ol Totals 20 91810 crushers. Hughett had three for ton, 18 to 6, over the Coffin Franklin Twp. Thi + 400 000 rid 8three, including a round-tripper; CS 1718 Central Ave. TA-2579 Errors—MoCullough noah, Crick |Sexsoh's two for three also in-|

Runs—Buckner, Me Gulloush: Han aah Crick, Wampler. Danner. Nerding 3.icludéd. a homer, and Garland 0 % ® 9. 9 é& ® | Siffre fo Salts Hine Cracked out a pair of tries and § © © © 8.9 @ Attention aos,

Wampler 2, gather. Ewopase hi 4, Pad- hit three for four. Any golfer making a "Hole-In- @

0-base hits—Johns, One” on any course in Marion

ree-base hit—| Tech threw a nine-run seventh Crick. Home ny sh, Wampler. | inning and walked 11 times all @ County receives a year's pass fo : Drone Th De i aa). Haar the Circle Theater, Indpls.—Dur- ®

Rose 2 ON oar | game. New Castle got five hits pt By plicher Cite anger) Shortridge Golfers Win @® ing the engagement (May 10-16) ® | and Harold Miller. Time—1:40. ANDERSON, May 9 — Indian-| @ LL rl p "FOLLOW THE SUN" — The real o Alapolis Shortridge golfers yester-| 71 life story of Ben Hogan.

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Double rang to Hurrle. Left on bases Franklin Township 8. Southvort 3 |Off Garland in six innings.

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Tech New Cast >» Meer 25 3 | 3 OR 2b $343 10 to 8 And ° ee > Be Sagan ay won over Anderson G > » RYans 2» 3.30 0'Quesner;ss 4 0 : > —— Wilsonct 83 1 0Wallacedd 3 i ii 1 here. Bob Dyar of Shortridge ® et On The Ball—You Golfers . exson,ss er ~ Mririty.lf-p 3 1 0 0 Edwards. 3 : g| was medalist with a 75. EEN NNN NNNNNENN) oh - Updikelb 2 0 7 0Vn Hoosecf 3 0 | | Englishlb 1 0 1 0 Taylorlf 3 0 0 p i Hughett,c 3 3 7 0'Stherland1b 3 1 0 Priest rf 1 0 0 0McKetnle,p 3 0 0 { Rodmanrf 3 1 0 O Perkins 00 i Meadors.3b 2 1 0 1iLightfoot.p 0 3 0 | Winberg.3b 32 0 2 0 Harlan,p 00 0 Garlandp 4 3 1 8 { } se re: — nt i Totals 38 18 21 10! Totals 28 521 23 | ech x we . 303 022 9—19 | New Castle Lo 3

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Lightfoot. Wallace. Runs—MecMicholl, ans 2. Wilson. Sexson 4. Moriarity, Updike, . English. Hughett 3, Rodman, Wajenberg 3. | Garland 2, Edwards, Taylor. Runs batted | /{lson.. Sexson. Moriarity 3. Hughett | kB ore 2, Meadors. Garland 3, Taylor, Southerland. Two-base hit — Moriarity.! Three-base hit—Garland 2. Home runs— |

Sexson, Hughett Stolen bases—MeNicholl, ! Hughett, Moriarity Left on bases—Tech 8. | New Castle 9. Base on balls—off: Garland’ 1, Moriarity 2. McKetnie 3. Perkins 3, Lightfoot 4. Harlan 1. Struck out, by—| Garland 5. Moriarity 1, McKetnie 3. Perkins 4, Lightfoot 2 Hits off—Garland 5 in 6 innings. Moriarity 0 in 1, McKetnie 8! in 225, Perkins § mn 3Y;, Lightfoot 3 in 24, Harlan 3 in Y3. Hit by pitcher, by—Garland

(Edwards), Perkins (Moriarity) Wild L tehee—Perkins 2 Passed balls—Southerand 2. Hughett Winning pitcher—Garland Losing pitcher—McKetnie. Time—2.30. |

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