Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 May 1951 — Page 34

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THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1851

Ripple, Washington ‘Face The Field’ In Track Event

Tech and Howe Could Pull Double Count Turf In Sectionals Tomorrow

227 Performers Embrace Greenclad Meet; 225 To Battle for Survival at Washington By JIMMIE ANGELOPOLOUS Tt looks like Broad Ripple arid Washington against the

field —~but Tech and Howe could pull a double Count Turf

against the local sectional track thoroughbreds tomorrow.

Tech and Washington are two of the state's 16 sectional track and field elimination sites expected to bristle with schoolboy cinder feats. Tech, winner of its own sec- ~———

tional 26 times in 35 years, both relay events, since 14 teams : are entered in the mile relay and

will contain Broad Ripple’s 11 in the half-mile baton event. first-time ¢ity championship as Two sections also will confront, the team with the balance of the 440-yarders at the West Side power, track.

A field of 227 pertormers em-

the hosts sidetracked runnerup(OPe since 1948, if Washington Broad Ripple and the field to win | Withstands the perennially-strong last vear {hurdle challenge of Howe's hurle enivet |dlers. Howe’s Ron Ball can pace Two hundred twenty-five en-|,, ‘4.14" in the highs and Washtrants will battle for survival at

r : ; the ba) r ington’s Charles Myers, respecWashington where e va A tive city stick champions, can bid power is distributed among e strongly in the lows. So cab +15 schools competing for the 13th

: t th I Southport's T.ee McGathey. time in the Continental sectiona Washington's top challengers

Coach Cloyd Julian could bring braces the Greenclad meet, where Nome a Washington winner, first

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HITS AND MISSES—No maypole dancing for these Butler coeds. They play softball. The game is part of the intra-mural program of women's physical education department. Physical Education Instructor Lois Johnson is the umpire of this game between the Delta Gammas and the Pi Beta Phis. Delta Gamma Gloria Suess, New York, makes ready to catch as Pi Phi George Ann Varnes, Indianapolis, misses a curve ball.

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Jerry Reid of Caps Wins

League Clean Play Award

Center Jerry Reid of the Indianapolis Caps, who® never bothers anybody except the opposing goaltenders, today held the American

morial trophy for clean playing throughout the 1950-51 season. Reid only was thumbed off the ice twice in 69 games, both times

four minutes he lost in the penalty hox” was enough to swing the

election—and a $300 league bonus --his way by a wide margin. : Voting wasg‘done hy the AHIL's McNab Reid five referees who gave the Indi- >

anapolis pivot a total of 15 points

Alter Dates of Big 10 Spring Sports Meets . CHICAGO, May 10 (UP)->-Big Ten track, tennis and golf championships have been advanced one day to permit athletes to take selective service college qualification tests, Commissioner Kenneth IL. Wilson announced today. The 51st annual track meet and

the 33d annual golf tournament will be held May 24-25 and the 42d annual tennis championships May 23-24-25. All are sclieduled for Northwestern, Earlier all had been slated to. end on May 286, one of the dates for the selective service tests. :

out of a possible 25. Second place went to Cliff Simpfon of the St. Louis Flyers who had 11, while Max McNab, also of the Caps, had seven for third place. Reid was the first choice of three referees in the 5-3-1 pref erentiai affair. Simpson and Wally Hergesheimer, the sepsa tional Cleveland rookie, recelved one first place ballot each. Reid's victory further emphasizes the “let the other team play shorthanded” policy that the Detroit Red Wings have embarked upon and passed down to their farm clubs. I.,eonard (Red) Kelly, defenseman on the parent Wings, won the

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Mishawaka and Muncie. The Ft. pa “and the furlong in 22.1, Wayne site is the only one under- gy tenths better than the current going paring today. Washington standard. Tichenor Regionals Are Clearing House shares the state best at 22.1, { For the third time, sectional ~panyile, boasting its best team wvinners at the 16 sites enter thei, history, can surprise, featuring yegional clearing house nexticpeedy George Pierson and HurBaturday at four regional centers qjer Jim Graham. In the mile #s a prelude to the state meet waghington's John Owensby, a finals at Tech May 26. 4:349 performer, can wipe ous . Qualifying for the regionals at (he mile mark of 4:32. pach sectional will be the three, At Tech, Ripple could shave best-timed quarter-milers, four geyen-tenths off its best mile replace winners in the other events jay ghowing to set a new mark, and the two best mile and half- but would have to battie Tech for mile relay teams. The regional the half-mile event. finalists and runnersup qualify, Tech's Dick Tinnel, co-holder for the state meet, ‘an event for of the state's best with a 10-sec-which Gary Roosevelt has--defi- ond century, should defend his nite plans, 100 and 220-yard dash laurels Coach Bo Mallard’s Garyites, successfully. The :09.8 hundred blessed with speed -and power js out-of-reach but. the :21.8 furthat's unusual for the tough Calu- long isn't. met-region; ts—expected tosatu-——ghortridge’s Bob "Brice, {he

; 2 that your right shoulder is back By VAL DICKMAN of the left shoulder with reference Amateur baseball will have a {5 the line of aim. fourth league this season... and That, to me, is the most imporit won't be on Sunday. tant feature of the stance. It's the Twilight League sched- The same applies to the right uled for Wednesday evenings at rot It must be slightly behind 6 p. m. Other local amateur ina jeft, along the line of aim. leagues play on Sundays. This is called the closed stance. Nine teams are entered in the » 9» new league and action begins AS 1 WROTE in the P. G. A

May 23. : : ; Teachers’ Guide, for the most part Qenrge Shaner, manuger of the the stance can be boiled down to

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Washington Crew Tops Regatta List

MARIETTA, O., May 10 (UP) Crews from at least 13 schools

will compete in the Intercollegiate

Rowing Assnciation regatta to he held here June 16, regatta officials announced last night. The officials said two changes have been made in the lineup of varsity crews. Boston University has taken over a vacancy created when Rutgers withdrew and Marfetta—€CoHege has—entered its var:

for a total of 205 points. College Track Anderson 69';, Manchester 681'3

Canterbury 63, Rose Poly #5 (tie), 209 W. Washington

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$ ) » 8s firs y - (0) ayed more nearly op- sity crew in the three-mile junio Springer,ss 4 Tate the state meet for its first state's top half-miler with.a 2:02. "Tne teams entered for Wednes. 1N® ball be pla; ] Y Op Sily | Jmvior M Dougall & state crown. Roosevelt owns four needs two seconds lopped off his day play and their first game op- posite the right heel. varsity event, Williams rt 3 | of the current state bests, includ- time for a record performance, not ponents are: ? : On long shots, with longer y z > Sees $3 ing both relay times, and has out- unlikely for Bruce under ideal kirshoaum and Vestal Steel E ¢ aikine ClUDS, a closed stance is used, and, Purdue Winds Way | Sioned 3 standing supplementary point- conditions. ( and PR. Mallory AA, Allison Jets and the ball is played off the left foot. Bajperads 3. . % Southside Saints, Eagles and Yaver Men's oH tekliter getters. With luck, Ripple’s John Rouse, Braver ori Sacks Boog oar dices 5%) With medium-length clubs, the Around State, 22 1 Sictiiter 3 : : The bulging sectional at Wash- who has done 11-10 in the pole - . LAFAYETTE, 1Ind., May 10 } ington calls for two sections in vault, can crack the 11-10', mark Local Hi h School 6f 2 | S ’ G If {(UP)-—Purdue's Boilermakers still { Ce 0f John Banta set for Southport 9g Litt e tate oO were winded from skirting the Totals 26 in 19386. ‘ y M : 23 asepaths today after running up Trait walked RACING FANS > Coach Paul Myers has won 20 Track Bests to Date eet Dra W'S .a 22-to-1 score against Indiana : Tran walked ’ : pr 00-—— Tech) 100: Neudiga! » ; (QU § Washington . Of Tech's 26 titles in 24 years. JO0-Tinnel (Tesh ‘100: Newdisste, yo PORTE, Ind, May 10 (UP) State. Washington Manual has taken four crowns, 104: Bruce (Shortridge) and Seiden. ~~ Defending state champ Indian- Nineteen Purdue players saw Errors Hage Be Sure To Tune Shortridge three, and Washing- sticker (Broad Ripple. ‘10.7. apolis Shortridge led the field action in the time-consuming con- Done 2 Coc ‘ton and Warren Central one each. |, 220—-Tinne! (Tech and Justia (Broad today of a record 23 Hoosier high" test yesterday ‘that lasted two Y Amol, , Two.l 3 ) 24: § stick «Brn - E & < Se In Today At Washington, the Conti- ple), .232. Bruce (Shortridge), 23: schols entered in the 15th annual hours and 30 minutes. Double plays— / 0—Besse (Broad Ripple), ‘514. Bruce '‘] state! olf meet to be ~The Boilermakers were led at Cook.Left on nentals have won their own meet Ja 20—Besse Po RPI he) Bruce jttle state” g I ( tr late bv Right Fielder Har Davis 5. Base six times, Howe has five and Township) and Ken Hughey (Broad Rip- staged Saturday at the Beech- the Dia e 2 Hg = oR er h - i Whe wh 7 Manual two. 1 2 5 sh \d 0 Tent wood course. old Wallace, who clubbe = by Umpires—Durh: | — Bruce (Shortridge), 202 Je : i 3 . ; s jes, $ e. rope rac d At W hi t (Washingion 2 059. Wilson (Tech), 2.07. Capital city rival Tech. which Eafetins, A Homie Tun and a rip s ashningron | Wingert (Soutbporty. 2 set the record of 317 in 1949, also Purdue . ° . 040 464 13x -32 18 0 Mile—~Owenshy Washington! 4340 Galloway, Craig (4. - 1. (8), b= i . 100-10 1. Ralph Toney. Howe.-toess~ Bteve Bmith (Broad Ripple) 4 40.8; Dwaine was among the teams entered in 4 CAllowav. Craiz (4. Viabel (5), Lamb. AAA With Mr. Racing Himself 230 137 Max Calderon. Manuay 100 | Pell (Pike Township). 4:46.7 + the La Porte High School invita- Devereaux 7) and Kaiser, Graves Midwe: 440— 51.8, Morris Nahmias, Manual, 1039 High Hurdles—iuilfotl (Pike Townghin) ne . a EE ! a EE ® 5% Sm S50 Slee Howe, 1940 ld {So (Lawrence Central) 165 tional tourney. e- , ike Mascart. Manual, 1942 ail ‘howe. , a Por - CLIFF prl20-Yard | High Hurdles — .15.3," Don ! Low Shurdlea—uc Gather (Sou lpr ts Others were Jos 1a Porte Mun 2-HOUR : | bs, ’ . 2 ; arrett tBroac ipole. 246. Cle entral, : Vv ° ‘ R00-Yard Low Hurdles — 21.1, Ernie Myers 1Washingtoni, 24.7; Tinnel “Tech ~ - . Phelps, Howe, 1950 24 8 South Bend Central, Anderson, FRIDA! High Jump-—-8 feet, 17a inches, Wes High Jump-—Allen (Ben Davis). 5 ‘eet. 17. 3 i , Quinn, Clavion. 1049 : hes hn 11 inches. 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